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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-11
WHAT they ARE DOING
Affairs Of Iowa People Taking Place Ii Iowa
Towns.

forty three mile piece Of track, which
1t Isl estimated will cost $780, 900 to
complete. The work will last about
two years. The craftsman expects to
have the sketches completed in a few
days, when they will be submitted to
the officers OF the company for their
final considerat ton.
Extra.
Ilo Parrot and George sickels ran
into barb wire fence while at play one
evening last week, and both boys were
so badly cut about the head and neck
that 1t was necessary to have them
dressed by their family physician. They
arc getting along all right at present.
Audubon.
Republican: We see our city admlnis-
tration this week is requiring Its pris-
oners to work out their fines on the
street instead Of laying them out in jail.
A drunk will soon lose part OF its fasci-
nation II one Of Its penalties is street
work. Our people will surely approve
of this
Fl. Madison.
died In the penitentiary at Anam0sa a
from the Fort Madison penitentiary,
none Of those excellent leather canes,
made by him, are found on the Market
tho many people are yet carrying them
in Fort Madison.
Keokuk.
Judge Miller seems to have lost the
prescription for the dollar and costs dose
which he administers to DRINKS and dis
turbera. Wednesday Mollie Peterson
was up before him on the charge OF be-
ing drunk and disorderly. She pleaded
guilty and was sent to Jail for a period
of thirty days in lieu of payment Of 800
and costs.
Gilman.
The Gilman Canning Company is
making some changes and repairs
about their plant preparatory to the
coming seasons pack. which will con-
sumo 1900 acres of sweet corn. and the
output will be about 2,50O,00O cans of
corn. all OF which is already sold. The
capacity OF the Hart. Mich factory
will be doubled.
Muscatine.
The men who are at work on the
Journals directory bring in the report
that vacant houses are very rare arr
aticle in the city OF Muscatine. They
bring in the report also that there are
new buildings in the course OF con-
1struction in all parts of the city and
that in all the districts everything
looks business like and in the boom.
1t is. a fact that there is great de-
mand for houses and never before III
1.-The history OF the city has so few
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cost less than $100, 900 ana will employ
from ftfty to one hundred hands. r.
this concern materialixes It means
another large concern for Waterloo.
Much work has been done by this orr,
gaEization In the interests OF beet
sugar. Propositions have been re-
,ceived which carry with them the
eventual building here Of beet sugar
factory, provided q sufncient acreage
can be secured. Comparing the vol
ume OF business In 1899 with that Of the
year 1898. as reported by the jobbers
and manufacturers In reply to requests
for nformation, these reports show an
average increase on the last years
business Of 43 per cent, and the pros
poets for this year are invariably noted
as very fair or good. !"
BelleP1aine.
H. M. Boon, a consulting engineer, OF
Chicago, was in the city the first
our business men in system OF hot
water heating for the city. The com-
pany which he represents has fourteen
plants in successful operation in this
state, one at Mason City, Perry, Mis-
souri, Valley Ida Grove and other
places. Mr.. Boon states that such a
plant run in connection with an electric
lighting plant can furnish heat for
stores and residences at less cost than
they could be heated on a hard coal
basis. besides saving the trouble of
looking after stoves or furnaces and
saving all the dust and dirt Of such
heating appliances.
Boone
Hamilton Browne, president Of the
mining and railway companies at
Fraser, says the reports sent out from
that town concerning the smallpox sit-
8uation are seriously exaggerated. In
his opinion there Is no occasion what-
ever for alarm at the present time, and
he thinks that If the state board OF
health makes an investigation Of the
conditions existing at Fraser the board
will find no cause for taking any action
further than has already been taken
by the local authorities. Mr.. Browne
states that only nine cases are now
quarantined at Fraser. These include
allscases OF smallpox now existing there
and the patients are all out of danger
and practically recovered. In another
ten days the quarantine at these houses
will be raised and Mr.. Browne believes
this will end the scourge at Fraser
Webster City.
The Freeman Tribune says the con-
tracts for the planting and cultivation
of 200 acres of sugar beets have been
completed and signed and the work is
nov going forward with every indica-
ton Of success. The machinery has
been ordered from the Minnesota Sugar
Beet company and will be here in a few
days. AT present the outlook for the
new projects promising for should the
! beets prove to be of the necessary
quality a beet sugar factory will be
built commencing this fell. and there
is every reason to believe frcm the ex-
| periments already made that such vii
be the case 1t has been learned tina!
j3there2is plenty OF capital in this city
READY to be put into the new enterprise
THE factory when completed will rep
resent an outlay of from s250,ooo t.
100000.
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houses been allowed to stand Without
an occupant. The mills are running
full time and full forces OF men, the
button factories are doing the same
In most instances and labor 10 plenti-
full. When the season at the pickle
works 10 in full sway laborers will be
at premium.
Dubuque.
Three tramps slept In an old shed
near the railway tracks on Tenth street
Sunday night. There was very little
OF the shed left except the roof. and the
floor was used as bed. Monday
morning man on his way to work saw
the trio getting up out OF about six
inches Of water. which had covered the
floor as a result Of the heavy rain.
Manchester. &
BY q vote Of 1,l17 for to 108 against,
the town Of Manchester at an election
held on Monday decided to approve 5
per cent tax for the construction OF the
Manchester & Oneida railway. There
is believed by the people that 1t will
eye. tr:!!..; result in giving the city sdi-
rect connection with the Great West
ern at Oneida.
Mason City.
H. NJ. Wass went to Grundy Center
"Wednesday afternoon to attend the flu
neral OF his eldest brother, r. w. Wass,
who died at Beresford, S. d. at the age
of 81 years. Six OF the Wass family
crossed the Mississippi in 1856 and To-
Gated near Grundy Center. The young
lest OF the skis "a years Of age. and the
death OF the eldest Is the first death
among the six children.
Shenandoah.
Len 2Oviatt shipped two cars OF horses
last week, one Monday and the other
saturday-fort horses, for which he
paid $4,000. That's big pile Of money
for one week, and 1t was fine lot OF
horses, too. mostly large draft animals
splendid fellows, some of them worth
$3.50. 1t will cost the shipper s33s
freight to land them in Buffalo. They
are to be used in bus teams.
Mar ngo.
" The great trial before Squire Baker
lin Como township, was held this week
at the Dayton school house. The case
docketed was j. c. Black. OF Vinton. VS.
4 George Story, of Como, for the replevy.
ling OF a gray mare. claimed to have
been lost by the plaintiff on June ~
lS99. Tom Miner, OF Belle PLANE. APP
peared for plaintiff. and Tom Staple:
ton, of this city, for defendant. Ths
Jury returned verdict for Story. al.
lowing him to retain the horse anc
awarding him SO.
Hampton.
There have been two meetings Of TIT
school board recently, at the first o
which Professor Bateman was re-elect
Led superintendent for the ensuing yea
at a salary of 81 400, an advance Of $40,
over last year. The following teacher,
We're reelected: Miss Lena Rrater, a
4 SIS month, an advance of $40; Mis-.
Sadie shafer. at $50. an increase OF SO
Miss Edna Sweet, at $50. an advance Of
SIS. and the following teachers at theil
present salaries: Miss Mary Rolfs, $50
Miss Lille Johnson. $50; Miss Maut
Scott, $40: Miss Winifred Mckenzie
$40: Miss Emma Roberts, $40. Miss Lo
raine letters, $40; MISS 1rma Henning.
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Go.az to P,Iarss.l

Going to 3of4as ss4 ;ssy
Then let US give you valuable infos.
nation regarding your trip
We can render you good service ana
ticket you right thru from all stations
on our line via New York and any oe
the steamship lines.
Call on agents Of the Burlington. Ce-
dar Rapids & Northern railway or ad-
dress John G. Farmer, A. g. r. and I.
a., b.. G. r. & N. railway Cedar Rip
ids, Ia.
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VERY Low l,atse.

The b., c. R. q n. railway will malt6
very low rates to Sioux Falls, 8. p. 1of5
Call on your ticket agent for rates.
limits. etc. and see that your tickets,
read via this line.
JOHN O. FARMER,
A. q. p. and T. A.. b.. q. r. q -. n.y.;
Cedar Rapids. q.
The leader., 1900-06-20
BOGUE CHITTo NOTES.
BY JEEMS.

The farmers who hasn't a or,..
crop now he just simply has 10y
neglecting his business. u
Mrs. Thos. Williams, of Crowley T.
is visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs
A. J. Martin, of this city. NO.
1t is rumored that neat Methods.
church house is soon to be built ~
Moreton Il Helms mill, near this citr At
Mrs. Lula Maxwell, of Brookbavon
attended service at the Baptist cbnrnt
here last Sabbath and organized IT,
dies Aid Society. La
Rev. J. \. Scarborough went ont ana
preached to the Wellman peopIn iaa.
Sunday night. He reports good ron 1'
gregation and perfect order.
Mr. Pearl Cole, of Wellmap ora
Miss Mary Price, near this citv, w anu
married at the brides home last Snn
day evening, Rev. J. f. Lowe ofici
ating.
There is strong competition in lobor
at all public works, but none on the
farm, hence labor has advanced ~
least % per cent. within the last twelve
months.
Frank Tyler, one of Bogue Chttos
promising young men, has gone to
Washington City to fill position
given him in the Civil Service depart.
ment. Success to you, Frank.
Great enthusiasm was manifested
at the opening of the summer fgbts
here last Saturday afternoon. The
whole affair seems to have been con.
Quoted in a satisfactory manner.
The leader., 1900-06-20


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The leader., 1900-06-20

Mr.. +. II. Hoffman announces him
self on the second page of today S
LEADER, as a candidate for Justice of
the Peace of District No. |, Lincoln
county. to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Judge Mcmillan. Mr.
Hoffman is thoroughly capable and
would make an excellent man for the
position Though not SO generally
known TO the people of Lincoln, as
some others, he comes with the strong
est recommendation from Holmes
county, where he formerly resided.
He served nearly eight years as Mayor
of Pickens. Miss, and voluntarily re-
signed that office when he decided to
move to Brookhayen little over two
years ago. The editor of The LEADER
has heard the leading citizens of Pick
ems speak of him III the highest terms
as a gentleman and official, and if they
could vote for him now, his election
would be assured The Board of Su.
pervisors will order a special election
to fill the vacancy at their regular
meeting in July.
The leader., 1900-06-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

if.tt AtAiAA 10
Mrs. L. ~ Davis has returned from
q visit to jackson.
Miss Bessie Cooke returned Saturday
from charming visit to French Camp
Miss America Oliver is engaged at
John McCirath y Sons for the present.
Mrs. \. Simon has "A charming guest
in Miss Violet Bonito, of New Or
leans.
Mr.. A. krauss, one of our former
prominent business men, has been the
guest OF Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. Pete Cantoni and Miss Pecpsie
Terry were happy young visitors to
Crystal Springs Sunday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie KEGS. with their
lovely baby girl, were visitors from
Fair River on yesterday.
Rev. NJ. l.. Burton. Vice President
of Whitworth College, has arrived on
the scene of his future labors.
Miss Leila Allen, who has been 50
near the door of death, was reported
out of danger Monday evening.
Miss Reinette Evelyn Lowenberg, Of
Natchez, is the charming and beautiful
guest of Miss Adele Priebatsch.
Miss Mia Hardy entertained a mum
Der of her young friends on last Wed
nesday night. Ices were served.
Miss Beulah Bayliss charmingly en-
tertained friends OH yesterday even
ing, at the home of her sister, Mrs NJ.
7. Flood.
Mr. r. T. Scherck has erected sew
eral store buildings back of his place
of merchandise. and rented them to
negro tenants.
Mr.. Higdon and Miss Ada Sumrall
and Miss Peepsie Terry will attend
the Conerly Brister wedding at Bogue
Chitto this evening.
Today is the first of Schcrck's four
great bargain sales days, which will
continue through the week. See par
ticulars on Bird page.
Ernest Parsons has been appointed
census enumerator for the Lard's
Mill and Sheepshed precincts, vice Ed
ward Smith, resigned.
The Young people who richly eniov-
ed his hospitality, report IA most de
Iightful evening spent at the home of
Mr., Bake Smith ON last Friday
,1...r. c,,.. uona. a.l uan,
The leader., 1900-06-20

The many Jackson friends of Or.
Watkins will be pleased to learn that
he has been chosen to fill the presiden,
cy of that excellent educational insti-
tuition for young ladies, and will take
formal charge on the 1st of September.
That his administration of the college
will be successful nobody doubts. In
addition to being minister of elo-
quence and great moral force he also
possesses executive ability of high or
der, and the Clarion Ledger predicts
for the college period of unusual
prosperity during the incumbeney of
Dir. Watkins. UurioH- Ledger.
The leader., 1900-06-20
Registrars Notice.

The undersigned Registrar of Lincoln Count,
will visit the voting precincts ~
said county on the days and dates mentioned
below for the purpose of registering such voters
Is are not now registered, or who have chan%aJ
their residence for a period OF one year or NOR
prior TO the ensuing November election.
DISTRICT No. >.
Montgomery, Monday, June 18th. 1900.
Goodwater. Tuesday, June 18th. 1900
Fair River, Wednesday. June 10Th, 1900,
DISTRICT No. ).
McClcndOn'S, Thursday, June 2l>t, 1900
Pine Grove, Friday, June 22nd. 100.
DISTRICT No. /.
Boguc ChttO. Saturday. June 23rd. 1900.
Gum Grove. Thursday. june 18th 1900
Arlington, Friday, June 10Th. 800.
DISTRICT No. >.
Red star. Monday. June 18th. 1900
CaScyvillc, Tuesday. june 18th 1900
Naughan'S. Wednesday. June nth 1900
DISTRICT Ne. !.
Brcokhayen, Monday. July md. 1860.
S. +. OLIVER. Registrar.
The leader., 1900-06-20
" arninS

Tenderness, aching in the small of
the back, is serious symptom. The
kidneys are suffering. Take Smiths
Sure Kidney Cure at once. 1t is a re
liable kidney remedy and system regu-
lator, and will cure the trouble before
it develops its dangerous stage.
Price 80 cents For sale by c. f..
Grafton.
If you want good smoke or chew,
90 to L liner Il Hoke, they got it.
The battleship, Oregon, has been or
dered to China
The leader., 1900-06-20

The h. T. Scherck Base Ball Team
Of this place will go to Wesson to
morrow to play the second game of
a series of three games between the
Schercks and the Wesson boys, the
first game having been played on the
Brookhaven diamond. The boys will
go up on the noon train and return
after the game in hacks. \ game has
been arranged between the Brook
haven and COIN Il Der team of
New Orleans to be played next Tues
day evening on the home grounds.
The leader., 1900-06-20
COMMITTEE,

Starvation never yet cured dyspepsia.
Persons with indigestion are already
half starved They need plenty of
wholesome food. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat 50 the body
can be nourished while the worn ont
organs are being reconstructed. 1t is
the only preparation known that will
instantly relieve and completely cure
all stomach troubles. Try it you are
suffering from Indigestion. 1t will
certainly do you good. c. +. Grafton.
The leader., 1900-06-20
\ PROPOSAL TO MiHIiiED LADIES.

EDITOR LENnFE:-
Please announce that We are send
ing, postpaid and free of charge, an
elegant sterling silver plated sugar
shell. such as We sell regularly at zoe
each. to every married lady i'll the
United States who writes fer it. There
is nothing to pay. The gift is absolute.
Each lady will send her own name
only. as this is too valuable a gift to
send to persons who don't ask for it
themselves. We give choice of any of
our zoe designs, and will send Illus
tratious from which selection may be
made. Our object is to advertise
Quaker Valley silverware We believe
that the most effective way of doing
this is to get samples into the homes
of the people. Ladies, please write
to-day, hat it is your first request
for one Of our souvenir gifts. Quaker
Valley Mfg. Co., Morgan and Harrison
SITS, Chicago.
The leader., 1900-06-20
STATE OF oHio. ,Ir, ~ TOLEDO. IS
Ir,A-g '4F-NTE ''''

FRANK J. CHENEl makes oath CHAT he is the
senior partner Of the hrm OF r.. j. CHENEY 4
Co. doing business in the City of Toledo.
County ana State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HI NDRED DOLLARS
for each and every ease of CatarTh that cannot
be cured 10y the Use of HALLS CArARRH CURE.
FRANK !. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9th day OF December. A. ID. 1SsG.
- \. W. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public,
IaIls Catarrh cure 4, taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. $ nd Tor testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo q.
Sold by Druggists, re.
Han Family fills are the best.
The leader., 1900-06-20
W. T. DODSON.


1t speaks we'll for Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy when druggists use it
in their own families in preference to
any other. Il have sold Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy for the past five years
with complete satisfaction to myself
and customers" says Druggist J. Gold
smith. Van Etten, y. \. Il have al
ways used ii in my own family both
for ordinary coughs and colds and for
the cough following la grippe, and find
it very cilicacious For sale by G. +.
Grafton.
Brookhayen can claim some Of the
finest boys in the State rosy checked.
promising young men in their teens
boys full Of hope and promise, who az.
peal to the heart Of every one who
consider their welfare. \ dozen.
more or less. of these boys, may be
seen every Sunday, cougregating on
the street corners. They would more
fifty adorn the church pews or their
own homes. Boys, do not make a
habit of l6afing on the streets on sun
day: You discredit yourselves and the
ministers and Christian men and
women of the town. who would gladly
count you among their number. We
have heard Mr.. Oberschmidts sermon
The leader., 1900-06-20
rur> CURED WITHOUT TIN KNIFE.

Al tru-..~t> are author lpd bN the mauufiC-
tuners OF IFLn OINTMENT To refund the money
whore ID fails ta cure any ease Of piles, no matter
Of how long standing. cares ordinary eases in
NjN days. the worst eases tn fourteen days. Ouc
application gives ease and rest. Relieves Itch.
ing instantly.
This is q new discovery and is the only piles
remedy sold on positive guarantee. no cure no
pay. Price 20 cents.
II your druggist don't krcpit In stock send us
20 cents in postage stamps and We will forward
same 10y mail. Manufactured 10y Paris Medicine
Co. ~. Louis. Mo,
People having dental work done are
requested not to make a spittoon of
the stairway leading up to THE LEADER
office. and those who "chaw terbacker"
are likewise asked to refrain In Mo
bile and other cities law has been
passed. and is enforced. prohibiting
splitting on the sidewalks Surely, for
common deceucy's sake. we may ask
that our stairway hc kept clear of cN-
pcctorations that ladies skirts are
compelled to trail over as they pass up
and down. aside from our own sense Of
the fitness Of things
Unless food is digested quickly it
will fcrmcnt ard irritatc the stomach.
After each meal take a teaspoonful of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digcsts
what you eat and will allow you to eat
all you need of what you like. 1t never
fails to cure the worst cases of dys-
pepsia. 1t IS pleasant to take. c. E.
The leader., 1900-06-20
RaRqer's Sale.

The undersigned Ranger of Lincoln county,
Mississippi win on the 1St Monday of October.
the lst day of said month. expose for sale to the
highest bidder for cash. within legal hours, at
the Court House door in HrOOkhayen Mississippi,
the following described estTay. tOWit: one deep
colored sorrel maze about nine years old. flax
name and tail star ia the face, medium size.
Estrayed 10y owen Ratciff and appraised at $40.
This May Goth, 4. u. 1900. .
G. $. LAMBRIGHT, JR
The leader., 1900-06-20

Belhaven, of Jackson, is ahead of any
college in the State in getting out ele-
giant catalogues. The handsomest we
have seen IS upon our table for which
Pres. Fitzhugh has our thanks.
The leader., 1900-06-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Plenty of blackberries.
Mrs May Bowles baby girl is very ill.,
Another gully washer this morning
Miss Mary Oliver visited Wcsson
Sunday.
Pure sugar used in Grice's fine candy.
Give him a call.
Prof. Edgar Green is in Copiah
county this week.
Candy made fresh every day at
Grice's candy shop.
Mr. E. Simon is moving his family
into the White House today.
DR.. V. B. Watts. of New Orleans was
visitor the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. \. b. Concrly will make
their home with Mrs. Sumrall.
\ superabundance of rain is getting
the crops nightly in de grass.
Misses Laura Elder and Lena Me
Fadden visited McComb recently.
Mr.. p J. Jones has returned from
pleasant visit to Monticello relatives.
Conductor Lewis McLaurin spent
Sunday with his family at this place,
Hon. W. +. Parsons has beena great
sufferer since Sunday, but is improv-
ing.
The rrn. Nodorr I,,a,t,o .ur rr,nfno,.
Cactus Compound" "tIeNpeI Malaria, Bilious
n'.>>' lear your '""'l'leNeh ana Increase io4'
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MI +. GOLDSMITH ana MISS Minnie
"oIdslhlth' OF New orleans are guests
- CIV ~ . va i''''i i'-''''
Miss Bessie and Mr.. George Crosby
are no" making thelr nome at fayette'
"l'h thelr mother' MIS-. huh'Iey'
Mesdames E. b. Hyman and Bertha
herman with Master Bernard Lyman
are visitors at the nome OF Mr.. Z.
flelief'
Mrs. E. d. Byrd, accompanied by
Miss Mary Bean, left on Sunday for
bfoWhsVllle' leNas' Where they VIII re
man uh'll IalI.
Miss Maria Buie, who has been
studying Osteopathy at Kirksyille, Mo,
arrived among her many Brookhayen
friends last week
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Roos left Mon
day night for visit to Jackson, after
which Mrs. X. will return to continue
her visit at this place,
Mr.. Ethelbert Hubbard. of Halle
hurst, and Mr.. Ike Kahn, stenoorapher
for Levy 4 Sons, of New Orleans, were
recent visitors of Mrs. J. Pricbatsch,
c,,ou IN si,o and ,,r,.,t in ro.,,I,s oro
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. the ia
mons little Mills that cleanse the liver
and bowels They do NOT crime G f.
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The leader., 1900-06-20

We Will be glad to have all teachers,
or those who are preparing for such
work, to meet with us at the Court
house in Brookhaven on Saturday,
June the Goth, at II O'Clock a. IN. The
purpose of this organization is for a
better preparation and more thorough
equipment in all school work.
COMMITTEE
The leader., 1900-06-20

Brookhaven Camp No. 9, Woodmen
of the World, will have an important
business meeting on Thursday even
ing June IS at 5 o'clock. Nj members
requested to be present.
S. p. OLIVER. Clerk.