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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
IuII'SN[N INDUSTRIES
! 1psnssrsLstts Coffee Company Plan.
Ming Extsnsivs 1mprov
to Roasting Plant
Intend How to Manufacture Baking
Powder and Extracts and Grind
Different Spices.
Will Also Put IN Machinery to Re.
clean Dried Fruits and Pull
verize Sugar.

"A varied lire Of new industries for
.Marshalltown IL announced today by the
spencer-Letts Coffee Company, in the
shape of Improvements that are being
planned by! the company to be put into
operation by Sept. 1. Since the installa-i
ton Of the immense coffee roasting
plant. which has been In operation since
late In the winter. Marshalltown has
been advertised along special field
heretofore not covered. The effects OF
this advertising are now becoming APP.
parent, and not only is the city to be
benefited by It, but the company as we'll.
The company derives its benefit from
the fact that its business. which was an-i
i flcipated to be only OF ordinary proper
tions. has grown SO large that the capa-i
city Of the plant Is to be doubled and
{ from fifteen to twenty more men en-
ployed. Not only is the coffee depart
ment to be increased, but several new
industries are to be run in its connec-
ton.
The new industries are to be the man
ufacture OF baking powder, the grinding
ofsall kinds OF spices. the manufacture
O19VUiSeElZSu Eu6dEi lOE4 TIE sCOtleCl1OLIs
cry and mercantile jobbing trade, the
4 manufacture OF different classes Of ex-
tracts and the recleaning OF the several
varieties OF dried fruits.
New machinery for each of these
branch industries has already been Or
dered and will be ready for shipment in
time to be operating by Sept. l. The fact
that SO many different branches Of man.
ufacture for the grocery trade are to be
!. attempted, makes the undertaking a
very expensive one. The company has
j studied every phase of the, situation,
i knows the value of each industry sep-
arately and knows that with Marshall
towns advantages as shipping center
4 the different articles 30 necessary to
jobbers and retailers, can be manufac-
tured as cheaply and we'll here as any
4 where.
In the coffee line the company will al
20 place new machinery, so that its ca
pacity will be Increased TO twice its
present size. Twelve thousand pounds
Of green coffee are being roasted each
day, and for several weeks past the en-
ployes have been compelled to work
Sundays, also. on account of being be-
hind on orders. The coffee roasting in.
dustry IL different from most others
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
MATTER NOT YET DECIDED.
supervisors Have 0ivsn No Definits
Answer on Court House Lighting

AnoWer ON Court HOUSE Llghtlng
Problem.
An inquiry today developed the fact
that as yet there had been no definite
answer given the officers OF the Mar
shalltown Light, Power and Railway
Company by the board OF SUPERVISORS
concerning the lighting of the court
house and jail, contract for an inde-
pendent plant having recently been let
by the supervisors.
AS was stated in these columns the
company's proposition to the board Of
supervisors is In substance that the
rates for lighting be cut in two, altho
the exact wording Of the proposition is
not exactly that. Substantially, how
ever, the offer Is the same. the COM
pany charging the present rates for the
two buildings, but donating to the pub
lie the lighting of the clock dial
The lighting of It's buildings costs the
county approximately $500 per year and
under the present system, for an aver
age of ten hours per day, the cost of
lighting the clock dials is about 50. 90
every twenty-four hours. The plan of
light. providing the county accepts its
pTOpoSllloIi, Is W puS All = iUV fSfiloiS
power Wellsbach burners in the tower
and light them by gas hereafter in
stead of electricity.
The fact of the county having con-
tract already with Mr.. Fawcett, of Ce-
dar Rapids, is not worrying the super
visors in the least. for IL they accept
the proposition Of the company the lat.
ter agrees to satisfy the contractor,
which means that his profit on the job
of putting in the plant here will have
! to be paid.
4 There is still another deal being fig
ured on at present in the lighting ques-
ton, which may develop one way or
another before the answer is given to
the company officials. The Supervisors
have figured that the proposition Of thu
company is a very fair one, and that
4 possibly it could not do better from {
1 financial standpoint than for the coun.
! ty to operate the plant itself. This new
4 plan, however, In which others are in.
4 terested with the county. may result il
4 making the original plans of the coun.
4 ty in putting in the plant and operating
1T more successful than was at frs
anticipated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
GLUCOSE AFTER CORN.
Big Factory Begins Buying Aga
Price Adyancea

Big Factory Begins Buying Again
Price Advances.
The glucose factory is again in the
market for wagon corn at a good. stir
price of 3S1a cents. This will be well
come news to the farmers Of this vicin-
sity, for the glucose company generally
pays better price than is offered by
the local dealers; in fact. local dealers
have been in the habit of buying from
careless farmers at from one to two
cents under the glucose 5company's price
and then reselling the same corn TO the
company on the day it was bought
Farmers VINO post themselves on the
situation will get the top price by deal
ing with the glucose company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
NE|k|OR|AI'Dl||||
sunday the Occasion q Dsesratias
Graves BY the 4. ". a. 81
sndSK OFF. &:
The woodmsn Have the Largest
Number In Line In the Camps
History.
Rev W. B. Scott Gives Address
Hoover Speaks For the
Knights

The various orders Of the city have
observed decoration day this year and
in each and every case there has been
a large concourse to do honor to the
departed. Sunday was an ideal day for
such loving remembrance and was the
date for two Of the secret societies TO
celebrate, the Modern Woodmen OF
America and the knights OF Pythias.
At 2:30 the Woodmen formed in line
and marched to Riverside in the f0l-@
lowing order:
Forty-ninth iowa Band.
Chief Forester G. w. Mason.
Degree Team OF Forresters.
Royal Neighbors.
Officers of Beeson Camp No. $780,
Camp led by State Deputy G. A. Al
bert and Gen. B. A. Beeson.
On reaching Riverside h0Now
square was formed and Rev. w. II.
Scott OF the Christian church, gave q
short but good discourse, dwelling on
the significance Of the day to those im-H
bued With the fraternal spirit. the
forresters then in groups Of four es-
corted the decorating committees TO
the graves. When the work OF placing
flowers on the graves had been COM
pleted the line formed again and
marched back to the city. over go
Woodmen were in the line and it was
the largest decoration Of the summer.
1t was A O'clock when the knights OF
Pythias left their hall for Riverside.
c. E. Carey led, followed by
Forty-ninth Iowa Band
Uniform Rank *. p
Members of the Order.
Citizens in Carriages.
The address at the cemetery was
made by Chancellor Commander A. b.
Hoover. The names Of those Of the orr;
der who had died were read by Prelate
Will Carleton. The members then di
vided to decorate the graves, meeting
at the gates to return home.
Mrs. R. o. Trip and daughter Rhoda
Of ST. Paul. who have been visiting IN
Marshalltown for about three weeks
with their daughter and sister, Mrs. 3.
10 Hall, will return to their home
Sunday. Mrs. Trip and Miss Trip and
Mrs. Hall returned Friday evning from
d few days visit in Albion with their
sister and aunt, Mrs. n ~ Green.
and al Albion with their neice and
cousin, Mrs. Ralph II. Hill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
A NOVEL IDEA.
What 'sTobncco'' says of Wall q
Rallss New store


Rall's New Store.
Tobacco" New York publication,
has the following to say OF Wall &
Rails new store:
"A rather novel idea has been started
at Marshalltown, Iowa, by two young
men OF that place. who. under the firm
name Of Wall & Rails purpose to con-
duet an establishment to cater specially
to the wants of fii-de-siecle young men
A modern. up-to-date cigar store,
stocked with the best brands of i'm
ported and domestic made Havana ci-
gars, fancy smoking tobaccos, meer-
schaum goods and other articles, max
ing full line of smokers supplies, is
being fitted up. A fine tailoring estab-
lishment will also be carried on in the
same building, and in connection with
both lines cosy, attractive reading
and boot backing parlor will be pro-
vidad -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
PRONOUNCED RICH AND RARE
What DR.. Breeden says of tho Can

What DIR. Brceden says of tho Can-
adian Jubilee singers.
"Des Moines April 3. 1ss9-To Whom
1t May Concern: We have had the
Cana lian Jubilee Singers for two
nights in the Central church. have
no hesitation in pronouncing them the
very best jubilee singers l have heard.
I am confident that any church engag-
ing them will enjoy rich and rare
musical evening. Sincerely,
II. O. BREEDEN."
AT the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening, June u.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
UNDER THE NEW Law.

Building q Loan Company Rein.
corporatcs TO Conform With Legis-
lativc Act.
The act OF the twenty-eighth general
assembly known as the Remley bill
governing building and load associa-
tons in Iowa, caused the Iowa BUSH
ness Mems Building and Loan Associa-
ton, of this city, to e-incorporate
Saturday in order to conform to the
stipulations of the bill. The articles
We're filed with County Recorder
Packer Saturday afternoon. The au-
5thorhed capital Of the association is
10000, 900, divided into shares Of 500
each.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10
PerCheron stallion
CHARLEY.

Registered in the Percheron Stud
book of America, recorded No. 20913.
Color, Gray. star. irregular strip. left hind
foot white. Foaled June 1897 bred by
Alex Miller, Deyoe. S. ID. Sire Gilbert
5154 (46l) lie by Brilliant 1871 (755) he
by Brilliant 1899 (756) be by Coco ii
t714l; he by vieux Chaslin c7l31 he by
Coco (7l2,; he by Mignon (715); he by
Jean L. Blanc CT39).
Dam. Rosalle 1876 by Deyoe 99G0, he
by Briard 53l7 q630) ; he by Brilliant
1911 (755) etc. End da.n. Jeanette 473O !;
Sd dam. Julie SCI 4th dam Jeaune 5G0.
Certified by president and secretary
American Percheron Horse Breeders As
scciGtion.
Charley will stand Mondays and Tues
DAYS at home place Spring township
Fridays and Saturdays at Orient. s. D.
DUCKECK BROS.
20t5 Owners.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10

in their power to securea republican
majority in the coming Legislative
session.
The fusion forces claim to be max
ing iuroads in the German vote on
the anti-expansion issue but this is
denied bv republicans who have been
looking over the ground.
The fusion candidates for the vari-
Gus places on their state ticket who
have so far come out openly are
Thomas HI. Ayers, L. N Grill, and
Judge Moore for congress.
Ed. s. Johnson OF Armour, who
bolted the repubi lean ticket two
years ago will be candidate for
congress as a democrat and claims
place on the ticket as the demo-
cratic part OF the fusion move.
Judge Moore is being fought in his
part of the state by Freeman
Kn owles and Judge Plowman.
Moore fought Plowman's aspira-
tions for the senatorship on the
ground that the constitution de.
clared void votes. cast for judicial
officer for any other position while
he was holding position on the
bench.
The same conditipn now confronts
Judge Moore in his apirations for
congress and Plowman is turning
Moore's own argument against him.
For governorship La Toilette, OF
Brule, and Lien OF Minnehaha are
candidates, although Lienis more OF
receptive than an active candidate.
A. H. Cornwall of Clark is out for
lieutenant governor and Wa. Lynch
OF Huron is being mentioned for at
torney-general.
Capt. Latin OF De Smet, captain
o. Co. f. First South Dokota is con-
sidered as promine Mt candidate
for secretary of state.
Candidates for other places have
not as yet appeared.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ss.ss sss Of Zzzzzzw
New Order of Railroad Running.

Pierre Press RAILROAD nan are
indulging in some talk over what
they claim will soon be ne W order
of running trains into Pierre. Ac-
cording to these reports, which seem
to be well authenticated as coming
directly from one high in authority
with the Northwestern, we may look
for an entirely different arrangement
when the new branch line OF the road
now building at the rate OF two
miles day from Belle Plaine, Ia,
to Sauborn, Mimi, is completed,
say in the course OF a month, or two
at the most. 1t appears to be the
intention of the company when this
cut off line is done to put on a vesti-
bule train that will leave Ch icago
with the Omaha flyer. At Belle
Plaine it will be turned on to the
new line and run through to Pierre
lust rs made no in Chicago, and it is
said, will reduce the running time as
now made by at least four hours.
What time it will leaye Chicago and
oct into Pierre is not known, nor
the return trip, but il is sincerely
hoped it may reach aud depart from
this city during the day time.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10

An eastern news item thus de-
scribes "A new gun: 4 new gun has
just been completed which will carry
tWenty-one miles and enter wrought
iron IL inches. 1t is 40 feet long
and the projectile which it fires will
weigh 2,370 pounds, the powder
charge weighing over 1,0)0 pounds
every time the gun is fired it will cost
$685.. 1t is the largest gun in the
world.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10
Political Predictions.

A Pierre CORES pon3ent gives out
the following political gossip and
predictions about candidates OF both
parties for state Offices:
$50 far as the republican ticket is
concerned most OF it is practically
settled. All the first termers will be
given denomination on precedent
founded with the beginning ofstat e.
hood, and which no one cares to
break.
This provides for Congressman
Burke, Land Commissioner East
man, Treasurer Schamber, Auditor
Reeves, and Superintendent OF In
struction Collins.
The primaries in Lawrence county
have settled the nominee for the
other congressman by being almost
unanimous for Martin for congress
This will give him a solid delegation
from the Hills section and assures
his nomination as much as it does
that OF any OF the first termers.
SO far as the Cover norship is con-
cerned, number OF counties have
already instructed their delegations
ior Z. n. Herried for that position,
and where no definate instructions
have been given, delegations have
been selected which are friendly TO
his nomination, now as certain
as that ofany OF the other candidates
who are already conceded.
Senator Snow of Bon Homme, is a
candidates for the place but has not
developed any strong following and
W. ID. Roddle is in o position that
ne might be a candidate under GER
tain conditions, but is making no
canvass.
, For secretary OF state Berg. of
Sphinx and Almond of Deuel. are can
didates making canvass for the
place. Warren, OF Lawrence who
was out as candidate early in the
game is eliminated by the movem ent
for Martin.
For railroad commissioner LeCoc-
que, OF Armour and Guage OF McCook,
are in the field. These two places
appear now to be the only ones on
which there will be any contest in
the convention.
There are now three active cundi-
yates in the field for the United
states senatorship, in Congressman
'amble, Majar Slower, OF Water
ertown, and III. e. Preston oil Nit
ehell, These candidates will do all
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10

Admiral Dewey took n "swing
around the circle" last week visit
ing number OF cities, where he W as
enthusiastically receive d.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10

One black horse, SPOT in forpheal,
four white feet, wir, sut on left hoek,
about 100 weight, at my place in
Greenleaf twp. 2lt3
PoRTER CREE.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10

A one fare rate is announced for
the republican state convention at
Sioux Falls. Speakers OF national
prominence have been secured.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10

Sealed bids for cleaning of G.. & n.
w. stockyards may be submitted to
the undersigned up to May 20th
payment to be made in old ties de
livered in Miller. All bids subject to
rejection.
j. p. ESTEE
ACT.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10
A Pleasant Anniversary.

Mr.. Frankstown-Spifln's birthday
comes next week. Let's give Q smoker
in his honor.
Mr.. Larimer-That's the very thing.
Spiffins doesn't use cigars and can't
bear the smell Of tobacco. -PittsbuSg
Chronicle Telegraph.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10

"who is that I see You feeding peas.
u every night in the Kitchen, Molliep'
THAT'S my intended, the policeman.
a'am."
"Well, if he's your intended, why
don't you marry him2"
"rm waitin till his appetite goas
down bit, ma'am. "-Yonkers Stated
man.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10
Farm Lands for Sale or Lease.

For Information nddfessJ. C. Young Land
Co. 304, Guaranty Loan. bldg. Minneapolis.
MINI. Apr Oct
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-05-10
Advertised Letters.

For the week ending Apr. 30. 1900,
the following letters remain uncalled
for in the Miller postotfice.
Miss Amy Jones.
Andreas Muller.
Parties calling foraboyewill please
say advertised.
j, A. BUsHFIELD. L. NJ.
- n . Ns ~ IL Z A.
p...,.,. I,Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature e AlNE2ZzZx
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-24
Gu!!(sr|IInIlu E'ef'n|!a'alsZ
Mascara.

Con gusto transcribim0s las ST.
guientes lineas de <La Iudependal.'
cias de Santiago de Cuba, enque ha'
ce elOgio de nuestro apreclado com
patriota.
Gel ilustre y com petenta Doctor
Guillermo Fernandez Mascara pre-
sent6se las oposiciones para la ca
tedra de Flsica Qufmica y en- sus
brillantes ejercicios desarrCllo de co
rrectlsima manera los temas escrito
oral, referente el primero: la
teorfa mecanica del calor y el segun
do al Estudio y preparation lie los
cuerpos hal6genos.
En- Ell primeramente citado ex
puso habilmente la Teorfa de Tindal
deteDiendose concienzudamente SO
bre Ia unidad de las fuerzas flsicas
Ia conses vaci6n de 10 energ1a 7
en- Ell Sc gun d 0 hizo di0ersos
trabajos PRACTICES el laborato
rio.
Ell tribunal unanimelnente le pro
puso para Ia catedra en- vista de su
buen exito y de los conocimlent0s
demostrados, habiendose e tlr d 0
los demas 0 p S i o T 8 desde
Ell primer ejercicio del sr Mascara,
Nos congratulan los triunfos de
los puertorriquef1os cuando 10 alcan
zan por su conocimientos = sus indis
cutibles meritos, como nos apena
pensar que tienen que ir en- busca de
otra patria lpara conseguir que So
les haga justicia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-24
Que C0nstee.

Sc h. acercadn q esta redaccion
Ell joven Rich ard Cimeuez, emp'eado
dc Ia T9sororia, y nos La nanifes'
tado que efectivamente estuvO en-
Caguas eli asuntos del serviuic; que
nadie le detuvo, III le lleE@rOn q Ia
carcel y nj siquiera 10 prtguotaron
81 tenla los ojos uegTos. Q2o aan'
que Sc llama Gimenez. eS eEtranjero
ca este pals, quo no es fesd3r4.! ui lie
publicauo, Ii Sc ocupa de poItjc&,
deoicalo SOLO 4 su traoajo y 4 cam
plir con los deberes dc su desti2o
como buea ciQda04uo.
Como Sc We, este j0ven Sc en-
cucntra en- el centro del Cuadrant2,
y 10 celeOramOs pO1QGo este pruoba
Que esta 81 lado de LA CORRE5PON.
DENCIA DE PUERTO RICO.
Very we'll!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-24

postal.

La ofcina de Correos de Luz T.
ma ha dadO recientemente una b. l.
llante prueba de habilidad y de-pers
picacia
Un joven ingoniero de di@ha
ciudad, colocado en- IN estableci~
miento industrial de Londres, con
OCCASION de veranear en- Sui2a, trabo
conocimiento con un viajaro aleman,
que tambie efectuaba un viaie oe
recreo.
Al separarse los dos amigos Sc
prometieron mutuamsnte escribirse.
Quiso Ia desgracia que Ell viajoro
alemap perdiera las senas del inge-
Micro, y 10 que fue peor, que SO OIL
vidara hasta del nombre de aqu6l.
Hab1a dido ponderar en- diver
sas ocasiones ell perfecto functona-
miento de los correos suiZos, y sin
pararse en- barras y sin arredrarse
por las dificultades euumeradas, es
cribi6 & Sd amigo, y 81 sobfe 10 re-
dact0 en- estos t6rminos:
"a ngeniero. mecanico,
que Ell domingo IL de Agosto regre'
Sc de Lonores por Paris a Lucena,
su pueblo natal, Lucena (Su1za.) Vi
We cerca de la esta2i6n del ferroca
rrila
La carta. sin mas senas que as
dichas, ha llegado poder del des
tinatario, sin haber sufrido retra 50
anreciahla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-24
La casa
nlOStruO

Sc ha inaugurado en- New York
Ia casa mayor que Sc ha construido
en- el mundo. Tiene 81 pisos, y 5000
hab;taciones, todas iguales. Los
pasillos de todos los pisos miden %
kilOmetros, y Ia casa solo tiene es'
caleras de servicio de mercanclas,
existiendo para los~demas usos IA
ascensores el6ctricos; todos los de-
mas aparatos de la casa Sc uneven
igualmente por la electricidad, pro
ducida por tres grandes dinamos y
una baterla de So acunUladores. No
hay que decir que, .antO el alumbra
do como la calefaccion, son electri
cos. Todas las habitaciones estan
en- communication telef6nica con la
oticina central de Ia administration
de la casa, que, & su vez comunica
con la red general de telefonos de la
ciudad, La mayor parte de todos
estos locales estan destinados q of
cinas de particulares y Sociedades;
pero es una pecuiaridad de este
gran edificio ell que la totalidad de
las 5000 pleas sean de id6ntico ia
maf1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-24
Dio abolutente impartial, de Ia opinIn prna~
R0b0 origin al.

Clncuenta individuos de Whiter
ker (Nueva Jersey han sido entire
gados q los Tribunales de Belvidere
por haber rohado y <raptado, una
lglesia, en- circuustancias verdadera
mente originates.
Un sacerdOte perteneciento la
secta cismatica griega, obtuvo re
cientemente la necesaria. antoriza'
ci6n para erigir una iglesia en- VIII
terker.
Los trabajos diaron comierzo, y
SO hallaban va proximos & su termi
naci6n, d despecho de Ia opOsici0O
de gran parte de los habitantes de
la villa.
Estos, viendo que sus protestas
no obtenfan resultado alguno, Gre
yerCn llegado el momento de apelar
q recursOs extremes.
Durante la noche, cincuenta
hombres colocaron ell ediicio sobre
roaillos y 10 trans portaron lejos de
su primitive emplazamiento, con TO
do 10 que el edifcio contenfa.
In1til es decir que la iglesia es
taba construida con MADEIRA, 10 que
explica la facilidad con que Sc efec
tuo el traslado.
El sacerdote griego, POGO con
forme con tales procedimientos, 90
ttlvo mandamiento de prision contra
los deliucuentes, que, como hemcS
dicho, Sc hallaban sometidos s la
acci6n de los Tribunales, que, d;sdc
10 nuevo del case y que no Sc trata
de un robo vulgar, no saben que SO
luci6n dac al asuntO.