Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-26
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6omhIture further than the itching Of
the cuticle. His entire family were sick
with the same ailment, heine covered
AZ times with eruptions, not even his
wife escaping. tho she had the genuine
smallpox when . girl. Their appetites
were AZ good as when they were enjoy
ing complete health, and Mr. Adama
declares he would prefer going thru
the same experience to being stlng by
half dozen bees. He is OF the opin-,
ion that 1t IL nothing more than the
yaws. purely skin disease. and this
opinion is shared by John Maxwell and
other neighbors who have had consid-
cradle experience with smallpox.
Creston.
John Norton. claiming to have re-
sided In Chicago for a number OF years,
is at Cottage hospital with q broken
limb and q badly bruised head. He was
struck by Burlington train on a tres
tie short distance east OF Alton and
sustained the mentioned injuries, be-
sides being thrown of the bridge. He
was picked up by the train crew and
brought to this city and carried to Cot
taEe hospital. where his injuries were
examined and dressed. Both bones in
the left leg above the ankle were
broken and he has number OF bad
cuts on the head He has been EN-
ployed as grader on the new track
and had been at work but week. The
physicians say his injuries are not ia
tai.
Clear Lake.
One of the attractions at Clear Lake
this year that ID bound to draw a
crowd will be the Clark Lands discuss
sion. The Lacquer says that "the
Joint political debate at the League as
sembly, August 8. at 8 p. M. between
Hon. Champ Clark, Of Missouri. and
Hon. Charles B. Lands, Of Indiana.
both members Of congress, will be a
great event. The question will be .Im-
perialism. and the people will hear it
discussed by two OF the most eloquent
men in the nation. Champ Clark is the
fiery democratic leader in the house.
In wit and sarcasm he has few equals.
Mr.. Lands is a splendid orator and has
made a notable record as champion
Of republican principles in some Of the
great debates in congress-,
Shenandoah.
Sentinel: Miss Berdena Jay, teacher
Tabor lays fast claim upon, is now at
home. but will start Monday on SUM
mer trip to the Atlantic coast. She will
go as the chaperon of Misses Jean and
Mona Ballard, young heiresses of Coun-
Gil Bluffs. who have no end OF money.
They have been at school In Tabor,
where Miss Jay showed them SO much
kindly attention that their guardian
begged her to take them on this trip,
which he regards as part of their edu-
cation. They will go by the lakes to
| Niagara Falls. to New York, Philadel-
phia, and Washington, spending some
some time at the latter city. Their
plans have not vet been fully developed.
but 1t is not improbable that sea voy-
age will form a part Of their program.
The guardian pays all expenses and he
could not have placed the young ladies
lin better hands.
Council Bluffs.
we'll dressed woman has been work
ing confidence trick on small scale
on various merchants OF the city. She
went to Hansen & Wesner's drug store
and bought some perfumery. fancy
toilet soap, rouge and other delights
of the feminine heart. Her bill amount
ed to S1.S5 and she asked that 1t be
lcharged to a concern doing business OH
A Broadway, with which she claimed to be
connected: She took the stuff and lief,
the store She then went to o. H
Browns drug store. where che worked
the same game to the tune of S4.75 She
also visited b. NJ. Sargents store and
bought some shoes which she had
charged TO the same concern. Shortly
latter her departure from Hansen &
Wesner's store Mr.. Hansen concluded
there was something wrong With the
DEAL as he had never had any business
relations with the concern which the
woman claimed to represent. He visited
the place and found that no woman OF
the name which she gave was known
i there. He then started out to look for
the woman and succeeded in tracking
her to the Rock Island depot, where he
found her. accompanied by another
woman and a couple of big satchels. ev-
identity waiting for train to come
along and take her away from the seems
of her financial triumphs. Mr.. Hansen
told her what he had learned and deliv-
tered MS uitsnsa..n,, which was in effect
4 that she must either put up or be shut
up. She decided to do the former and
after settling with hin, is supposed tc
4 have gone on her way rejoicing.
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