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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
a DISH FOR DYsPEP11cs.

Persons suffering from stomach trOu-
bles find 1t hard to secure food of easy
assimilation that contains enough nour-
,ishment. "A number who have been sur
fering from serious forms of stomach
disorders have tried Grape Nuts. the
pre- digested food, and obtained a food
rich in nourishment and easily digested
Food experts say there is as much
|nourisnment in one pound OF Grape
Nuts as tenaof meat.
It 81 a food for athletes. FRAMEWORK
ers and invalids. Made by the Postum
Cereal Company, Battle Creek, Mich.
|0rocsrs sellS y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
ASLARGE CONTRACT,
Baker Bros, viii supply tho Home
and Industrial school With CoaI.


The Des Aloines Leader of the 2Sth.
states that Baker Bros, of this city,
have been awarded by the board of con-
troll the contract for supplying all the
coal used at the Iowa Soldiers Home
and fur the Iowa Industrial School for
Boys at Eldora.
The requirements of the above instt-
buttons are from 5000 to 10000 tons per.
year. The celebrated Iowa Hooking,
from the new mines at Abba, Iowa, was
the coal selected This is the sixth year.
lthat Baker Bros. have filled the Iowa
Soldiers Home contract and 1t was
| their first attempt to secure the Eldora
contract. The requirements of a sue
cessful bidder on state contracts are:
4. A thoroughly reliable firm.
2. An a No. 4 grade of Iowa coal for
furnace use.
g. The price must be correspondence
How, considering the quality of the coal.
4 A firm Which is able to secure such
contracts under the closest competition
and handle them successfully under the
most rigid requirements for six years
straight Is certainly in position to
factory deal for their household re-
quirements
The new Iowa Hooking coal for which
Baker Bros. have the agency is a de-
jcided winner. The Hooking mines are
1.-THE largest in the state and have only
been in operation less than one year. 1T
takes but a short time for a good arti-
cle to gain wide reputation.
II i.tet
The Quickest Cure for Dyscntery.
/ have had occasion to test the merits
\ of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in a bad case of
]dysentery. which was speedily relieved
land permanently cured by one half the
contents of small bottle of that rem
Iedy. Itia the quickest remedy known to
Inc u. r.. Ables, Ponchatoula, La. For
sale by druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
DR.. Henriksen.
Or. Nichols. surgeon.
Hurds & Hynds, dentists. over 81

DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Hurds + Hynds. dentists. over s5
West Main.
In the matter of trouserings Hopkins
is in the front rank.
Hard coal tomorrow at s7.25 at the
yard, $3.50 delivered. j. r. Irwin Lum-
Der Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried Wenger, of $40
May street, are the parents Of a daugh-
ter, born this morning.
Try our 25-cent Mocha and Java cot
fee. Nothing better for the money.
sinclai1-s Tea and Coffee House.
Dudley Business College opens Tues
day, September A. evening school,
Wednesday, September >. Cab and see
us.
Messrs. r. S. Whealen and Perry Arr
ney, of Albion. We're in the city Tues
day night. going 10 Des Moines this
morning to attend the state fair.
Peaches peaches lots of peaches.
Oppics gets them daily from the
grower. BE sure and sac Oppice before
you buy your peaches for canning.
Wright county, this morning, where.
she will attend a district convention of
the w. G. 7. U. and speak upon the
subject Of WARS and Reforms.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon. of Rock
ford, III, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening, coming to attend the funeral
of the latter's father. Joseph Williams,
- = : 8
~ 3 $50
The Chica go Great Western Will make
4, ali uhn ,ttan,, ,ibe Ie,,s s,,,,a f,i,.s
rr,;ns yin lea,,a At,,s n, ,5,,, "a,
500 and ie.oo 3 -, ana 5.,5 I, M, C,bil.
iIr4n h,1fsra.as ,ri.ls..fs orsss,,a A,,,,
~ "a sent 4 God ~, ,s,,,,.,, ,,,stiI
sant q
nat sensitive tooth demands the
prompt attention OF good dentist.
tiillis y IN TO us. We'll look carefully
ier ne trouble and make the tooth
hsattay again IN me briefest possible
'lisls. palnless nl'- date methods
sIIllrd e Hynds
county SUPERINTENDENT and Mrs. Judd
Mafrisssy We're host and hostess AZ tea
Tuesday evening. al their new West
State street home 70 Professor John NJ.
e3ouitsr OF the chieaso University q
lscttier N attendance at the institutes;
MISS Adele Jodralh of Chicago the
1aihsmatics instructor in the institute
| q az. Z OF s'aor e. g. arstenS instructor
ot history
Nj, w = ,,.s,,, !, Z, ,,a,,-. :
=
WAS stricken WITH paralysis this morn
E3sils az. n O'clock While traisacting5 some
/ oG iless5 Il the Fidelity Savings Bank.
lie VAS immediately taken to his home
and q physician summoned. His cpndi-
ton ! $ Very critical. the entire right
SIDE peing affeeted
a.. -, $780, M.
Il
lIa1,,,,s
\, -,a..,,
al :, = ~ =, ~
$3.50, ~, i,
,,;,h
- =
tia:s,, sksoil eoai " ana TINS IS ms flrst
Grip Wests since leaving the stat
Nfes ,,,,ss. -, }, :, ~, !.
i :" y + - - = u. Va 9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
Card OF Thank $.

We desire TO thank Company n. For
sty-ninth I. n. g.. and neighbors for
their kind help during the funeral of
oscar Holland, deceased. Ed Holland.
f, G. Holland, o. G. Hanson. Mrs. p.
n. Hanson, brothers and sisters of de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
DR.. Nichols, physician.
Hurd & Hynds. dentists. over s.
West Main.

We are selling lumber just as cheap.
as coal, If not cheaper. j. r. Irwin
Lumber COMPANY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
Al the old stand

For the next thirty days to close up
the carry overs from last season of tn
balance of the stock of dry goods. hos
iery and underwear of John SchobeN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
a Who has b-Y8

MIS-. g. ~ ~ 40 has bstsil3 III
5l2enXt alcsas.o Springs AMI sMallitou
Tor the i9ast gttfis ,ytssslfa "a account u
hel. hsaiiil. at}iyed Rome I'ilastsal at
3fern9an On ttle Colorado s,peeissl. slle ii
nliifa in3l9il.l' whIsll Will ile
=,atj tying Y her 1Ilaia> Marsha ittiN:i
fiieiids.
The FHtton at a Nest
Church STREET, 40 equipped With all
Inc ntcess aiiS mach illRif "a Do cleaning
l33iei Itsss Pressing 81 any thing tl$s IN
that are, ii yau nave Suit tilat IS
soitsd. Go5n0t throw IL away but bring
. rs and IKE vii ngal5e itas good as
les for q small sum 81 money. FIitton
Bros
f1tfanape oineihtlat Columbus.
IloasFisii, I.ati!ssilla Ky. and 5tneis
prominent estst SIR cities included in the
lannrai nome S.isitaIs exeGfsiaIls Of The.
Una Central railway on Sept. 4, H.. IL
and u, 1900. For rates. routes. etc. ask
the Ticket agents OF address G,arg@ s.
Esalttg, 6 E. T. Marshalltown,
1 I9Sya.
General supetii1;en5 ent G. W. Hunt
lagtas1 and C;ener4l Solicitor George w.
4 Sewers, Of the Central. spent Tuesday
& in the5ei N looking after business mat
tiers, leaving IN L he evening for II trip
over the eastern and Illinois divisions
8sill the iowa itReFa Pussengei'
Agent George S. Batty accompanied
S'i 8.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Lathrop and
& children Went 10 Marion this morning
4 Where this evening tney Will be present
at the marriage Of Mr. Lathropss
i brother, Mr.. Harry La tllro5. 10 Miss
LuiuT'itus. The bride-el,,et Il a lt,usi i,
q Of Former Secretary Titus. of tho nan.
way Y. NJ. C. A., and has visited in
,Iarshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
l3Bnsiness ottice....... 100
1e.ES6N1NE' Editorial rooms J. III
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Treffry's ice cream is best.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Hurd \ Hynds. dentists, over 81
West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29

Mrs W. w is'nlilst.toil and sons loft
morning Tor SIOUX ify where
they NIL max their llasne, Mr. renl-
5plstpa being @IF llEesSe6l HON . Press
lhlzsll foi Ne Storm City 1'fibgne He
sNSls f9a:iilsity einiltayssl u ike ca
spaeitN BY the Tirnes-is splbi3ean.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29

The goilHs lac!iss Of ST. AIargaret,s9
Mission Wela dtAghtftNS sists;i3insti,
TUESDAY eVenits by Mrs. Nllasles Hait-
sila a her home III North Third Street.
isef.sss iin9ei9ts W ~ sefNeR by the host
a the conclusion Of the ysniMgts
snsil!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
Our prices on lumber or coal are all
WAYS right. ]. #. Irwin Lumber Co.

x n
~ 1855 on ,utli''s.i =, ,eoal ars 81
The w. C. T.. u wills meet Friday IN
stead OF Thursday of the present Week
~ ~,
!. +, ~ i's'
attend TO business matters again.
Il, 49,,
Ns5 iis'Ns i'l y, = .s NY - es'ise.'
I. ai.s' ~ =.
Ss'sss' ~. = Z. =. VI ". i-1tiapstE y =
Wantet An experienced lady book
KEEPER. Name salary waated ana also 50
al 9 f.ii.sys 1Assaisss II, eale ltilles-
- i9lsp tisis'A.
l'ile best judges of8caffsa say orr %
cent Mocha and s.Iaya is tile best 81, 4 10
nlaFlSet for tie money. Sinelair's Tea
ana Coffee House.
Keep Your valuable. papers. etc.. in
tils city National Bank safaty daposit
vaults. alstl rest EASY. Rates are rea-
ssnabls for private boxes.
iSassaisss, f'sie ilssioss pl l''sa 'siis.s
You l3iis yssur peaches for canning.
~ g, ~ ~ 81 - WY u
iillls' 8 tyss' NOV ~ iSfs sieiisss
ll.sN3 sssssS asiaasl VII oessul1s fs3slaslscs
/ rear i1fstks ,l'vel,saeS,s Ntasis neg
Isssstlssi NESS f-lhs1' aug son iN9pe1.s
|
Tn. aai1teNtnaate "a fssiil q the Iowa
| S5slfllSt8 Tor N lfa NesiS ~ Nusl'S's
/ SAlntyS. tn . rsaGs3tO have sstril{! Sti,SbV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29

The funeral Of the late joseph Viii
lianla VIII bss eondurissi Thursday af-
ternoon st 30 O'Clock from the Second.
IBaptisi church. on East Elonlley strest,
s2tN NJ. j. I:unten, al Davenport, for
ille,ly paste, u the church hsre, oticiat-
ling. his. ssissicsa Attic graNe viii be.
under the auspices Of the eol'Tsd odd
Fellows ard nleall,efs from the lodge
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29

hat sensitive tooth demands the
prompt attention OF a good dentist.
Bring it in to us. Well look carefully
for the trouble, and make the tooth
healthy again in the briefest possible
tiitla. Painless. np-to-date methods
make ours a perfect dental service.
Hurd & Hynds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29

& Til. ppleSimate earnings Of the Iowa
Central for the third Wssls ii August5
Shptss the read 70 have earned Sal, 500.
i1sssii9s't 22sss4l fos the aa.l{e period last
ysar This IS an Increase over last year
III ti9e s,fiaisef $1o.5Sl.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29

The Chicago Great Western Will make
iliste OF half a fare for the round trip
80 all who attend the Iowa state fair.
Trains will leave MarshalliWon at A: 46,
s:o5 and 1922 a. m. and 5:SS5 p. nj. Chill
dren half rates. Tickets on sale Aug.
y 70 Sept. 4. good for return until
Sept. 3.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
THE ANGoRA GOAT.

No part Of the United States Is
better adapted to the Angora goat
industry than is southern Arizona.
The climate, physical conditions, sea-
sons, range and mountain feed arc all
similar to the Angorass native country.
There have been some experiments
made in Arizo, with this grade OF
the goat family, and whom but'moder-
ate care Was given success resulted.
The finest class Of hair is produced,
but there IL still another value in the
Apgara gost not hitherto counted
upon. The Denver Stockmaf1' has
been giving special attention to the
1Ango,a and its value ss = wealth pro-
ducing industry Itsaya:
"The wild deer that roAmed these
western plains aud hills by thousands
ara gradually dying out. The use Of
buckskin increases with. the increase Of
population, and to meet the increasing
demand for the skins the trade is
looking TO the An CORA goat to supply
it A Boston concern has .demon-
.strated to its own satisfaction and the
l,pckskln using trade that Angora
goat skins will ill the bill in hun
dIsd different ways and SO the once
desPised goat will become an article
Of commerce jealouSly guarded by
those who know good thing when
they catch on. The hair of this ami
NAL is also valuable article and is
used more and more in taking the
place of the and also for q distinctly
new trimming for imported mohair
for trimmings and brails of women
and chi!dren's clothing. The Angora
goat will browse and live on land that
sheep will not, thus providing . means
for clearing sections that 10 other
means could he employed for. Az to
meat, it is . good commodity and
palstabie, though .!.' Z. Il ..v. mucn
weight to the animals that 20 to
slaughter. Welcome the Angora goat.
He is going to make thousands of dol
lars of new money for the enterprise
ing stockmen who has the nerve to
take ahoidpf him. "
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
u %" As-
POSTAL OURIos AT PARIS

!. The postal exhibit Of the United
States at the Paris exposition has a.
tracted considerable attention. 9ae
Of its most striking features is mod J
of = sixty faat postal car, construct, d
Oh one sixth scale. Another is The
Rocky Mountain mail coach. built in
1868, to carry the mail in Montana,
from Helena to Bozeman, making the
trip once Q week. It.was captured
by the Inpians in 1877. but recap
tusrd by General Howard after a hot
pursuit.. Among the distinguished
p,rscns, " no have travelled in it are
General Garfield, before he btcame
president, and General Sherman on
his tour of inspection in 1877 Near
it is q wax 6suse of q United States
mail boy. on q bicycle, carrying the
mail bags, Hanging to q column is
q mail bag with tragic history. It
was carried by F. N. Peterson When
making the trip to Lochiel. Arizona
Hs wss captured hy the indians and
killed. The flag shows the plaas
where it was cut open by thr Indians.
In case ars assembled number
Of historical objects, including . mail
bag 240 years old, and said to be the
first used in the United States.
Another historic exhibit is that of a
stuffed horse carrying a wax figure OF
. mail rider in COW boy costume. The
dorse was employed in the mail ser
VICE in Colorado twenty-iye year.
ago. and was killed by boing obliged
to cover $50 mile. in. aRe trip. owins
to the absence of . gslsy,=Eh
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
SAVING IN MONEY ORDERS

It is not generally known, bpt il is
a fact nevertheless that many people.
instead of depositing their money in
banks, buy money orders and hold
them. The orders are redeemable in
thirty days, subject to renewal. The
farmers Of Kansas and Oklahoma have
already sold considerable wheat, and
many Of them are converting the
money derived from the sales into
money orders, believing that Uncle
Sam is as good or even better. than
the banks The receipts from the
morey order department ct the
Wicaita pos.ofic-, July 9Th. were
$4,000. This was record breaker,
being che lar9' st days ,ece'pts from
this Source in the history of the pest
office, The $4,000 in money orders
represents profit to government for
this days work Ct $3.50, Or enough to
pay the running expenses of the Office
for several days. For every 500
money order il costs 80 cents, and
while this is quite expensive, it is as
good as gold and is sobjec. to call
upon demand.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
WOULD NOT SUFFER so AGAIN
> FOR FIFTY TINES ITs PRICE. !

+, la~oke last night with severe pains,
in my stomach. never felt so badIFfas
all my life. When came down to wosk
this morning felt 90 weak costd
hardly work. went to Miller & Mo
Curdy's drug store and they recon.
,mended Chamberialn's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked
like msgic and one dose fixed me ali
right. II certainly il the finest thing 1
ever used for stomach trouble. / shall
not be without it in my home hereafter.
for I should not care to endure the ,suf-
ferings Of last night again for fifty times
its price.-G. Fl. Wilson, Livernmsn.
Burgettstown, Washington Co., Pc.
This remedy is for sale BY J.w. .'Baily
Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27

Before the county bopds itself to
aid any private CO. operation IN the
construction of wafer storage it should
exppnd ut least one hundreth part of
that sum mentioned in investigating
the. prac, cah'lty of diverting the
wsters OF the Oolorado, for the same
purpose. What grand use the crim.
inals in the Le,itentiary could be PVT
to in cutting tunnel for the. con'uct
of the Hster into the verde # it were,
upon examination, fourd to be
feasible. We should get over the fan
.tasy that as law breaker is too good
tolwoEk, and instead Of allowing him
70 do no,hing-or next to nothing. he
should ba employed at sopie public
improvement in return for the expense
he has caused tho public. Plaees
where they could be ased for the aed-
vancement of the present or future
weli-b~ing Of the country should be
sought out, and all able bodied males
made to work, AS law abiding citizens
do who maintain the institutions they
50 stduleusly seek 70 disrfspect. This
territory might in this way, own valu :
ah!eapassage ways N the mountains
iEat would sooner or later bring i
enough to more than pay the cost of
al the criminals since the organisA-
tion Of the territory. The bond pnr-
chaser delights in longtime honds.
~hy should not the territory d'l'ght
as well. in seeing shat it ie Supplied
with possible future necessities, sooner
or ls,er the state will bs called upon
to aid in the construction of . bridge
ACROSS the Salt River at Tempe nj
doubt, the abutments and approaches
which should be made of stone would
not decay but become better with agD
aud when the time comes. as it is sure
to do il would prove consumma'ion
that one ard all would Le proud of.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27

These ars three misfortunes to
which some men fall heir-the thirst
for strong drink. the thirst for office
and that of gambling. One as as much
to be dreaded - the other. Either or
ell destroy and wreck the lives Of the
victims Of the malady. It is frequent :
ly the case, however, that the man
who 10 stricken with the effice-seeking
malady has or will become the victim
Of the other 10; then his race in life
is short. He becomes q disgrace to
himself and Ills constituency and hn
demise is accepted as blessing TO his
community.-Star.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27


It has been generally understood
that work on the Hudson reservoir
would begin this fall, but all of sud-
den 1t is discovered that unless the
county will bond itself for nearly
enough to build it, the enterprise will
fail; Now that the company is o'san-
lied, the plan Of construction agreed
upon, the bonds ready to 60 upon the
marke: and work promised to be be-
gHn within few months, it looks like
there is to be . thimble rig attach :
4ent to 90 with this very lAuds0le
enterprise to (dam) it also.
Those who now reside in Maricopa
County and have passed through the
bonding schemes Of other days will
fall into that helpless and hopeless
condition with degree of reluctance
that will defeat tho measure. Were
it possible to save to itself any of the
benefits Of the enterprise in the long
run, it would not be so distasteful to
people generally, but their experienced
is that the management Of this species
Of investment gets out of their hand'
altogether and generally results in los! lln.!!
or litigation, or both.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
INVESTIGATE.

The stockholder of the Californis
Consolidated Petroleum Company is I
stockholder of 6fty oil companies.
His stock entities him to his pro rata
OF all the dividends the California
Consolidated receives on the 2, 2,5OO.0O0
shares held by that company in the
fifty companies in question. His
st""'' "'ao entities hin to hia pro rata
OF all the oil received az royalties on
5000 acres, and to his pro rata of I'll
the oil developed on 10000 acres.
In thiss0 Company he has three sour-
ces of profit and fifty chances to one
to get profitable dividends. :
There are fortunes in oil and the
stock Of this company is sure to pay
handsoms dividends and 60 to large
premium.
Stock redeemable on demand ct any
time within 80 dsys from date Of GER
ti6cste' All money paid in install-
ments refunded on demand at any
Lime within 80 days from date of first
payment. If yon do not want your
stock, send TO Company and you will
promptly get evory cent Of your mop-
ey back.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
A Grocer Says

~ guess everybody In Rsllevue, Ohio
knows o. B. Callaghsn, the grocer. ] an
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
PLAYED OUT.

Dull Headache, Pains in various parts
of the body, Sinking st the pit of the
stomach. Loss of appetite. Feveriahness.
Pimples OF Sores are all positive evi77,
dences Of impure blood. No matter how
heecs so it mqsl be purified in udss
to obtain good health. Acker's Blood
Elixir bas never failed to cure scIofulous
or syphilisic poisons or any other blood
diseases. It is certainly q wonderful
remedy, and we sell every bottle on a
psitive guarantee. For sale by j w
Baily. druggist.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27

Last fall I sprsiued my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doe-
tor I called,nen said at first it was
slight strain and would soon be we'll !,
but it grew worse and the doctor then
said I had rheumatism. 1t continued
to grow worse and I could hardly get
around to work. went to drgg store
and the druggist recommended me to
Try Chamherlain's Pain Balm. I tried
1t and one.half of so cent bottle cured
me entirely. / now recommend it to all
my friends.-F. A. BAscocK, Erie, Pa.
1t is for sale by J. w. Bsily, Druggist
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27

The large irrigstion we'll now being
sunk by George U. Collins is pro-
crossing rapidly. It ia now down
about eighteen feet and it is said has
aow of 800 inches. One pump il
kept busy. in faQt ia hardly sufficient
to pump the water out so the work.
men can continue sinking, and Mr..
Collins is now in Los Angeles for the
purpose of buying an additional pump.
He hopes to get the we'll deep enough
to supply 500 inches Of water.-En-
terprise.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27

Pioneer day was observed very
quietly in town. Most of the stores
were closed. The band discoursed
sweet music in the evening.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
A SHORT VACATION.

The publish+r Of this paper 4eft
yesterday with his family on 9 short
v.ee.ien in Southern oalifornia. No
paper will os issued next week. ~
We expect to acquire some new
type and make some improvements in
the paper on our return. The next
issue will be on August 10th as usual.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
NESA FREE PRESS
A. p. sHEWMAN. PUBLISHER.

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on Accoant Of this paper except on written
order ofths Publisher.
Advsrtiptns rates made known ON application
~ Suhssription, $3.50 Der yesr.