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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-08
IOWA NEWS ITEMS


ODERoLT--A new telephone direct
CRY contains los numbers connected
with the 0deboit exchange.
WATERLOO There have been seven
cases Of insanity before the commits
sioncrs since January Is and six We're
sent TO the asylum at Independence.
MASON CITY The engineer of the
water works reported eighty six tons of
coal burned during the month of Janu-
airy. and 6.s53o3O gallons of water
pumped.
TRAER- James Morgan sold nine
teen head of horses recently. The
highest price paid was $1,000. y mum
Der Of Others sold nearly as well. All
brought good prices.
ROCK WE'LL veryman G.. w An
idrews has sold his fine span Of matched
blacks to safn Frye. living Vest Of
town, for $500 spot cash. \ nee price for
and q nice team, too, says the Phono-
graph
! WEBSTER CITY II. Ruyssll and
family, who have resided continuously
ion their farm just west Of Highview fat
I cr.y-two years, removed 10 this city
& Meneay. and viii make their future
dhpme here
1 ANAalOsA The Northwestern Rail
/ way Company has purchased of Col
4 Shaw seven or eight lots east of shaw !
block and including that on which Wal
tons marble shop stands. No int!matior
as yet has been given concerning tbs
purpose of the company.
4 COLFAN-Mr S. w. Cole was here
Friday arranging various items of I'M
4 finished business in connection with hi.
Grand hotel property preparatory Il
4 starting next Monday on his journey Il
Florida, where he will remain the bal
) lance OF the winter. Mrs. Cole and thel
I daughter. Mrs. Lawrence. will accom-
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DAVENPORT.
New buildings Are TO BE
Erected This ear.


contracts We're practically let Mon
aav FOR iwo nem Davenport fiat build7
8,,ss ard Ii MAY he said that the pre-
fin,inarieS of anathfr big huilding seas
son are Well uref way
I3ids we're ;rea in the office 81
fsis,usen 4. burrows for q handscme
Structure that w +. Snider proposes
;.ref.ing on the lTady street properly
no r,,rehasea last summer in front Of
II IlI1. : hospital The building as
MANNED Will be the finest structure q
~ Kind thai has been erected here. and
jfs. bids make ii e3st a round sfo,oeQ.
rs. contracts gv!ll call for the compile
ton az the buldfes by Oct
.I,ba eyif,,iols al hs proposed building
,;l1 he mos pl,s.isifs: buff brick with
s,a,5a ,,,imn,Ines brick and terra Gotta
cornices, p9rcne5 ~ ~ 80
over entrances. and brick piers, being
specified
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BOONE.
All the Rails Here Tor the Double
Track and the Ties Arriving.

All the Rails Here Tor the Doub!e
Track and the Ties Arriving
NAn even hundred car loads OF steel
rails for the double track OF The Ogden
cut OF Of the Northwestern road have
arrived in Boone. This is the full
amount Of rails required for laying the
dGuble track on both sides of The river.
TIE last of the cars We're being un-
loaded here Tuesday according to the
Rs publican
Iwenty-tnree car loads of ties out of
the total consignment of $50 cars have
also arrived. TIE others are expected
10 come in from day TO day until all
are here While all these materials
have been on the road for some little
time yet. they have been somewhat de-
| layed and have not reached here quite
as early as was expected. 1T will proba-
bly, be week or so before all the ties
arrive. A small portion of the tools re-
quired by the track-laying force are
lalso delayed. but they will be here BY
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A Remnrkablc Discovery.

A remarkable discovery is one Of the
chronic ,proclamations of advertisers.
No such claim is made for Lichty's
Cold Cure is an established remedy
with known merit, made on scientific
principles by experienced chemists. 1t
stops coughing a once: will not cure
consumption, but gives temporary re-
lief and absolutely cures all other af-
fections Of the throat and lungs. For
Group. whooping cough and colds Lich-
tvs Cough Cure is invaluable; 70 and
5o-cent bottles Sold by w. III. Evans,
11S East Main street, and Geo. p. Pow
ers, % East Main street.
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NEIGKBORHO0D NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NANcLEyE.


Feb. S-Mrs. William Busch, who died
suddenly Friday night, was buried
Monday afternoon. interment taking
place at the German cemetery near
Laurel
Miss Marie Dowd, OF State Center,
visited friends at Logan Center Satur-
day and Sunday.
DIR. j. S. Gray, of Rhodes, visited this
section Wednesday,.
Ross Hopkins visited friends at
Harry Hopkins is visiting his father
at Ganastata, s. d.
Grant Flora, formerly Of Rhodes but
now of Cedar Rapids. visited at the
Frank Gowdy home Sunday.
Miss nellie Richmond returned
Wednesday from a weeks visit with
her parents al Rhodes.
! Little Miss Flora and Master LLOYD
i5Gowdy returned sunday from a weeks
4 visit With relatives at Round Grove
4 Mr.. and Mrs j. r.. Gowdy enter
tanned a t dinner Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
4 w r. shearer and children, Mable,
Elsie and Phin.
Marvin Warden, of stavanger. Wis
tied over Sunday With his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. y. Warden
Mrs. Margaret Bosch, wife Of William
Bose died al their home, two ard one
4 half miles south of Naneleve. Feb. 2. al
I1.30 o'clock p. N. The cause of her
ldeath was heart disease and death had
i been expected at any time for almost
i tac months altho the last two days the
family thought her better Besides her
i husband eight children survive her, one
4 having died in infancy. The children,
who were all at her bedside constantly
s. We're Peter Hiram, Katie. Wessel. Ab-
bis. John. slinne and Title. The de-
l5ceasod is also survived BY three sisters
land Two brothers, Nh John Vessels. Of
y Freeport HI: Mr. George vessels. OF
yanceve. Mrs. Beflen, Of Haverhill
3 and Mrs .slburtes OF Freepert, III.
u were both sick at the time and unabls
q 10 come. and Mrs. Harberts, of Bel
s1lond, la.
. Mrs Bosch was born in Nainore. Gas
tseaceland. Germany March ., ls41 Sh'
Mas murired TO William Bosch April 5
1870 al Marshalltown. The deceased wa
4 a member Of the Lutheran church Q
Melbourne. short services We're con
I, Quoted al the house by Rev. guards
and services proper at the Latherai
: church southeast OF Ndncleve by Rev
& Nfosenboch OF Melbourne The flors
4 offerings were many ard beautifp
z They consisted of 4 bouquet Of Gala il
4 les and palms by the family. a w,eat
: from MI and Mrs. Tisges seat
: Wheat from the Warden family anehc
: and plate from the Eibs family. and
bouquet from Mrs. Leibsle, OF Me
: bourne. The relatives from ais
IL.
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Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects as
Reflected in the Iowa News.
papers.
Special Articles of Interest Treating
Of Wide Range of
Subjects.
BELLE PLANE GROWING.
Belle Piaine Union. /

Houses to rent. That is the pressing
need in Belle PLANE I the present time
and the demand will be much more
urgent before spring. There will be a.
general advance in rents this spring
and changes of tenants have already
been spotted weeks beforehand. In
one instance where a tenant is ito give
up his house about May / there have
been a half dozen applications made for
the house at an advance of 20 per cent
over the rent now being paid.
The man or men who will build a few
cottages of i've and six rooms Of mod
erTp design to rent at $40 TO $l2 will have
them taken off his hands before they
can be completed. One thing stands in
the way Of the erection of such houses
and that is the scarcity of desirable
building lots within short walking dis
lance OF First street Our town is
compactly built and about the only res
idence lots OH the market are on the
outskirts.
After the census enumeration is thru
with his work this summer we will
know more precisely what the popula
ton of our town is. In 1890 it was 1922
and in 1895 ::..25e. This year it would
not surprise us in the least if it should
be 1000 or better.
The real estate markat has shown
the last half dozen, and the year We
are in is to be the banner year for Belle
Plaine in all lines.
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Tourist Car via Iowa Central to Cali
fornia Points.

Commencing Wednesday, Nov. /. 1899,
and each Wednesday thereafter, the
Iowa Central will run a through tourist
car to southern California points. Quick
time, through service and splendid ac-
Communications. For full particulars in
Iauire of agents or address George S.
Batty. C. p. & T. A, Marshalltown.
Iowa.
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IOWA NEWS FOR IOWA READERS


JEFFERsON--Mr j. o. Smith, who
owns a fine l6O-acre farm in Dawson
township claims the banner piece of I
wild hay ground in the county. Last
year twenty four acres produced fifty
one tons and LOO pounds, more than
two tons to the acre.
NINTON Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Ralyea |
have returned from Lake Charles, La,
where they We're called on account of
the illness of their son Ren. He had a
has fully recovered and is again at his
work in the Calcasieux bank
0)TTU NV A--Dver twenty men who
We're CONNECTED with the Dain plant at
Carroliton have arrived in the city and
arc helping to get the machines in their
Irrespective departments in position ready
ucts. which it is expected will begin
next Monday.
LIE MARS-George Murray. residing 4
north of seney, has purchased the adj
joining quarter section 10 his place, and
now has a nice farm comprising 800
acres When ne bought his first quar-
tier section several years ago he paid 81
/ per acre for it, For his recent purchase
ny pa'u So i'Si stNiS.
| FcRI l''ol)'i f.--7itis'lt hunufea ana
/ thirty-three ma mes are signed al me
foot Of the petition for the re-openins OF
saloons IN Fort Dodge. TINS is nearly
lVp more ma mes than are h'scessarN' p'i
the canvasseis we're determined 20 Sc
cure more names 'han, eh"'.sh' III ofaer
10 avoid any possible difficulty.
WASH1NGToN--- Fey. James Gordon
/ was charged With shooting one of e w.
/ Porter squirrels in his grove, ard was
fined 81 and costs. aboutss He says he
was on his way to relatives TO get
chickcn. saw a squirrel run across the
road and up tree on the me ana ne.
snot y from 1le hisnWas, hoe dreaming
u was pet.
/ GREENf'lEID -A petition IS being
sIcirculatsd in town for the puipcse OF
! raising money to be offered as n reward
4 to aid in the ferretng outsof the muir
4 ders,s of Mabel Schotield. who met her
death IN an unknown manner oct ~,
1 1899. Already there haze been sub
scribed $3.50 and this amount Will no
doubt be Increased.
kEOiNC * Monday evening the cleo
Itric lights went out in the First Meth
Ioaist church just after Rev DIR. Roat-
4 Imam got fairly into8his sermon to the
4 immense audience. They did not come
lon again, and after season Is dark as
la light under a bushel 2 lamp Was Sc
y cured and the minister continued With
the people in the deep shade
j CHARLTON The Pres byterian
Z Ichurch mas adopted the new Individual
Icommunion sets fer their service, ana
the beauty and convenience of the new
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-ClIICAGO GlsI.Nf W l.STEIsS RI /.
Maple Leaf Route.

TNstiNS SOtrH.
No L y. Mn u Lilnited 40 a. M
M < - Nj. ST j. y II, G. Express 81 a. M.
No 3 Southwestern EApress..... rs p. N
fItAlsss NORTH .tSn EAST.
No s Twin 'iiS and Ghicaeo>pl Ion. M
No. II. Paulaud Chicago EXP 1u:l3 n. m
Nj . Twin City ana Chicago Lin 1912 p. IN.
Nos. aandi except sunday. others every
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ONE CENT A WORD.

ApyTRTIs EMENTs under the heading
-Wanted," For Sale. ITO Kent TO Elk
Change" TO Trade" Lost or Found
inserted in this column ONE CENT A Word
Tor each insertion. payable invariably in
advance. No advertisement inserted Tor
less than i5cents.
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BANGOR.

Fab 81. r. Green took two car
loads OF cattle 10 Chicago last Tuesday.
Miss Fife Baegly, Of Liscomb is
Visiting friends and relatives at Ban
gor.
George Boucher and family moved
into Bangor last Week
Mrs. Boyd Carey is dangerously III at
her home west Of Bangor
Mr.. and Mrs Mills Kirk are the
parents of a ten-pound biIl, born 70
them Thursday.
L. L. Manioye spent Saturday IN
Marshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-08
low \ COAL.
lOttilinwa Couriel

TOWsA COAL.
l0ttinnwa CourierI
The coal deposits of the Western coal
Held underlie some thirty counties of
Iowa, comprising almost the entire
southern half of the state; but in sew
enteen of these only is mining carried
on upon a commercial scale. mining in.
the other counties being merely small
operations i'll country banks and the
product used for local consumption.
The Goals of Iona are all bituninous
except a small amount of channel coal
produced in Webster county, and arc
generally of fair quality for steam and
heating purposes.
In 1883 the total product Of the state
amounted 10 4,4a7,54o tons. but almost
every year since then has shown a
slight decrease. except the year 1883.
when it reached 49, 40 tons. but the
product has again dropped To less than
4,0J1oo0 tons.
This decrease in production is per-
haps mainly attributable to the prox-
Unity Of the Illinois coal fields and
their favorable location for low rates
of trans ortation by river, which all
lows of the Illinois coal beng placed
In the markets ef lowa at a less price
than the product of their own mines
can be delivered by rail.
iss .is,ss. - ,ena u 4,
per ton.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-08

WANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH a q OR
s room house. northo of Main street. Address
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-08

TEp-INDUSTRIoUs HONEST BOY
would Ike situation some kind of work.
Address M..care this Office
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CRITICAL PERIOD.

Tho to{al income Of the universitr
with the increased appropriation, Viii
still be far below he income OF thc
state UNIVERSITIES in adjacent states.
TIE United States commissioner of ed
ucation reports for the collegiate year
ending June, 1898, the total receipts
from all sources for the following uni
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-08

WASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
3housework. Mrs. Dr. Boucher. 2Gs South
Third avenue
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G. 4 \. w. RAILWAY.

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GOING WIssr
No Overland Limited. $780,. COCA. m.
No Pacific Express &c.. i 10 a. m
No ! Col1ftd0 Speciai -, y M
No IL Fast Mail 3sssssss fss.s IN.
No IL thicago& DesMoines Emp 80 p IN.
No Ii SIOUX ry \ Onlaia tNp a:92 Il. m.
No 80 Freight. LII D. N,
GOING EAST
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No Colorado sDeeiilf..,..-. l. - p. m.
No i Chicago limited IL = p M.
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M III Chicago Express 9s}l g. III.
No Is SIOUX ,its K Omaha ENp l2s,3 q. m.
No IS Freight ... .s4...... 10 p. M
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY

IOAy4A CENTRAL RAILWAY
Time table at NarsAaIitown corrected Ia
lecHulber ~. 1899
GOING NORTH.
Arrive f,epar,
i.;,5 Il m. No. 5 st Paul Express e:la Il. M
a.05 p. NJ. No. Mason City Mail 5:i5 D. M
No. Local Freight 600 a. IN
GOING SOUTH
500 Z. IL, No. ST. Louis ana Kan
I:l5 a m. No Peoria ENpress. l.95 q. M
$50 a M No. pcUlia Mail a:40 a. m
Mo- II Local Freight 500 q. IN.
Nos. !. ., land daily, All other train.
daily except sunday.
FROM STORY CITY,
4 90 y m. Me- ~ Aiitit
i:45 ps M. NJ. :spi Stock Express
TO STORY GETTY
NJ, ri Nail 1000 p. nj.
No..&3 May Freight 6:225 4 iii.
Al trains on Story eity branch daily eX-
cept sunday
III. \. Nittmore, Geo. ;. b:itiy.
As,ts Zeal. Mgr G i ard A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-08

linery stock at 206 East Main. MIL sell for
part cash and take balance in real estate.
d nnIlirC u
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IT. ANTHONY

ST. ANTHONY.
Feb s.. Mrs. J. II. WaAev and son.
Percy visited in Rhodes the first Of the
week.
opise 4 number ATTENDED tbs baslSel
Supper given by The ladies' - the Cath
oli ehurch il the town Halt
Mr. Henry ISecpple, Of LeGran6 is
visssing With relatives and friends at
thiS place.
MIS- CHARLES 7. Newman is on che
sick list al present.
Mr. and Mrs. MILAN Moon, Of Mar
sla lltown, were in tawr Wednesday.
Mi; and Mrs. William stoueh enter
ttiaed a number 81 their relatives At
Itheig home Wednesday in honor ef tbs
lalafters birthday.
Mr. John Van Metre was a business
ieaAer in Marshalitawn Wednesday,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-08

WANTED- GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work; references required good wages. 81
East CiInrch h. Street.
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WANTED.

WANTED-GlRI4 FOR HOUSE
work. 5ll East Church.
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In short. the university meets a de-
in,1rd that the patents and youth,
schools and colleges q the state are
making lar tine best education within
tbs state Of iowa, With The prosperity
oi TIE times, with the great number Of
,,5r.saarafaiy sehools flied with the ris-
ing generation Of Icwanss the rapidly
increasing demand for Facilities at the
university, is evident
ghe president D the university dwelt
srpdn the necessities for the increase Of
ne1lne arising from accumulated
economies. In hard times the head u q
family may require that the famils
lnai>t no additions to its wardrobe.
Aftel a year 81 two the time comes
4 fsn the patched and outgrown gar
merits must BE- replaced by special
t.{erl5liGuiss The university has had
% 20 Without supplies and equinmen1s
reeGed. and il has begun TO grow. Its
patahed and cutgrown clothing is ~
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the state, and the departments of en-
gineering. applying the higher work IN
physical sciences, are very insufficient
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-19
GREAT CONFEDERATION.
BUSINESS PORTION OF BLOOMING
TON GOES UP IN SMOKE.
Fire Entails a Loss Of Over One Million
Dollars-Fire Ragged Fierceiy.
One Death.

Bloomington, H. H. Ranm, 1s;rmal inc Of the
FIVE squares Of the finest r business u st . alo cass
of 100000 were destroyed this morning.
The loss is variously estimated at from
suited from the fire. Robert Schmitt, 10
years old, died from the shock occasioned
by the noise of the explosion OF dynamite
ing up buildings to stay the progress of
the flames. The fire department was badly
handicapped by an almost total failure of
the water supply. and it was until late this
morning, when the buildings had been
blown up with dynamite, that the flames
were finally got under control. The list OF
burned out, with heaviest losses included:
The court house. erected rs years age' at
windsor hotel, loss $1,000: Grisham's office
building, Eagle office building, George
Brand & Co, furniture; Vimmont & koen.
Pixley & Co, clothing; r. Thompson &
Sons, furniture; Model laundry; B.. $. Green
CO. X; T Muly & Son, hardwane Par
Fahey's saloon, Corn Belt bank, Reed
Bros, hardware; Klpp, Haslet & Co., NJ.
Sans Ne Name store, Nie aa rsstau-
Coal company, Gulpie & Co.'S store, Phoe,
nix hotel, Garyer's drug store, Coblentz'
KEN Klemm n.or dry - goods s.'i loss si,oo1 t .ooc; stephen
Riggs. dry goods, loss $4,000; Bolles' tailor
SnOD, OCulelueI ouO6 CoiIlpdiy, "iIGoA,
dry goods and building, loss $4,000; Mehaf-
+ fey's livery, Green, jewelry and drugs;
Gowdy's Boston store, Ebert & Goodman,
! Kleinaus' confectionery, Ensenberger's
furniture store.
The fire started in the Model laundry. on
: Monroe street, in the block east of the
court house. A strong wind was blowing
at the time and before the fire department
arrived the fire had spread to the four
story brick building occupied by B. S.
Green & Co., and thence steadily
In an hour the entire block, except the
postoffice building, which was saved by
hard work, was in ruins. In this block
was the old Durley theater. which was be-
ing remodeled. The fire worked westward
across. to Greisham's seven-story building
at the corner of jefferson and Main streets,
and soon hat entire block was also in
flames. From there the fire spread to the
court house and thence to adjacent blocks.
In the meantime aid had been summoned
from Peoria and pringfield, and with the
assistance of fire apparatus from these
cities the fire was gradually brought under
control to the west. To the east it was
necessary to use dynamite to destroy sew
eral buildings in the path of the flames be-
fore the fire was stopped in that direc-
ton.
The burned district includes the north
east sides of the court house square, the
two other blocks cornering on the square,
and half a block of buildings west of the
square.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-19
NOTICE 40

To John Thomas Maggie and Elizabeth
Ann Maggie: You are hereby notified that
George Abram Free n John Edgar
Free, have. in accordance
with section 1924 of the revised statutes
of the United States, expended in labor
and improvements pom the Chequito
quartz lode mining claim, which Is
bounded on the east by Assay mill site,
on the west by the Enterprise quartz
lode mining claim, on the south by the
Oberman quartz lode mining claim, on
the north by the Sphinx quartz lode min
ing claim, and located in Sunni valley
mining district, Silver Bow county. Mon
tana, and notice of location Of which Is
recorded on page 16S. book E OIL quartz
lodes of said county. You are hereby
notified that unless you contribute your
proportion 1888 33) thirty-three and thir-
ty-three one hundredth dollars of the
one hundred collars t$100) annually ex-
penditures or the year 1899. together
with interest and costs within ninety
days after the complete service of this
notice by publ cation, all you right,
title and interest in Inc to the above
described Chequito quartz lode mining
claim will become the property of the
undersigned, you co-owners. who have
performed the work and made the re-
uuired expenditures thereon:
GEORGE ADRIAN FREE,
JOHN EDGAR FREE.
Butte, Mont, June IA, 1900.