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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
Burglar. u CARROLL.

Carroll. June 1s.-Fred Franzwa's
machine shop was entered by burglars
and dies and other tools to the amount
OF $25 or 5000 were taken. j. b. Hahn's
saloon was also entered, the cash regis
ter broken open and $3.50 taken.
Sunday No. IL. the noon fast mail,
Engineer John Wells, made the run
from Boone to Carroll in just one hour.
The distance is fifty-six miles and COW
.ers the Moingona hill, the worst grade
on the entire system, and as there was
a drizzling rain John mad a wet track
to contend with
Monday Mrs. o. NJ. Moore. one of our
music teachers left for Des Moines 10
attend the national convention Of mu-
/ sic teachers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
A Horrible Accident.

Special to Times Republican,.
Steamboat Rock, June 19.-Mr. Lester
Shell living one and one-half miles
south OF this place, met with a terrible
accident last Saturday morning. being
kicked by horse in the face, smashing
his nose and breaking his upper jaw
and nearly tearing off one cheek. DR..
Caldwell is attending him. The doctor
says he may recover If blood poison
does not supervene. He is not able to
take nourishment excepting n very lit
tile that can be run thru straw into
his rnnIf h 91sa - 49,. 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19

night William Brown, the son OF the
missing man., and B. B. Scroggy, OF
this city. started for Chicago with the
purpose Of making an earnest effort to
3unrayel the mystery. They arrived in
Chicago Monday morning, but thus far
no word has been received from them az
to their success.
Mr.. Brown Is one of the most success
full farmers and stock men of the coun-
5ty. His home farm is in section "a of
Orange township. but he owns consider
able land in other parts of the county.
He has made frequent trips to Chicago
on the came kind Of business az that
which took him there week ago. but
has never met with any mishap of any
kind. He Is shrewd cautious. level
headed man and not likely to be an easy
victim to bunco steerers or confidence
men of any description. The fact OF
his having RENTED home the proceeds
of his sale effectuallS sets at rest the
thought that he has Intentionally disap.
peared. He is believed to have had but
a small amountsof money upon his per-
son and scarcely more than sufficient to
pay his necessary expenses while in the
city and on his way home.
Those who Know Mr.. Brown best
have grave fears that he has met with
| foul play. 1t Is thought that some Of
the gang of thugs Who are constantly
on the lookout in n large city for
countrymen with money may have
known Of his coming to the city with
cattle. but We're not aware that he had
sent home the proceeds Of their gale.
In order to secure the money they sup
posed him to have with him they may
have waylaid him. Brown is man
Iwho would have flercely resisted any
attempt to hold him up and it is feared
that his life may have been taken in the
attemtp to rob him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
snic,.,o n Iowa City.

iowa City, June 19.-Will Amish. IS
years old, was found dead in bed yes
iterday about noon at the home of his
parents. The coroner was summoned
and 1t was discovered that he had
taken strychnine, bottle containing
the article being found on his person.
Before taking the fatal dose he called
on several OF the neighbors and bid
them good bye, but nothing special was
thought of 1t. His sister died six weeks
ago and he has been Respondent since.
spending much OF his time by her
grave.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
MEMS 0 NE STATE
Hardin County Medical Society and
Central Iowa society Meet
q Eldora. q
salsnt Program and : Banquet
for the Delsga tss Beet
Sugar Culture.
Coed Results Obtaining on Expert.
mental Farm at Clear Lake
Other News
Special to Times-Republlcan.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, June 19.-The annual meeting
OF the Hardin County Medical Society
was held at the court house today. BY
special Invitation members of the Iowa
Central State Society were present and
greatly added to the enjoyment OF the
occasion. About sixty OF the craft were
present. The following excellent pro-
i gram was carried out and includes the
banquet at the Winchester this even-
Ing:
Hoo a. M
Address of Welcome-Ellis d. Robb,
mayor OF Eidora.
RESPONSE. r. Smith. Of Toledo.
Annual Address of President-T. ].
i Symington, Of Ackley.
Business Meeting-Hardin County
Medical Society.
n 1880 p. me-
.Puerperal5 Eclampsia''-H. c. Willits,i
OF Written. Discussion opened by F.
II. Brubaker, of Hubbard
Typhoid Fever"-William NJ. Nor
ton, OF Iowa Falls. Discussion opened
by w. 3. Marsh, OF Eldora.
Some Rambling Thoughts on Obstet-,
STics"-C. w. Vroom, OF Ackley. Discus
sion opened by j.; e. King. of Eldora.
"Osteo SarcomaY with report OF
case)-.N. Phelan. OF Ackley. Discus
sion opened by w. 8. Devine. OF Mar
shalltown.
] Puerperal Septicemia"-A. NJ. Sher-
man. OF Grinnell. Discussion opened by
w. H. Lewis, of Alden.
paner-n AK Cfeela precf1enf 9of
College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
Chicago. Discussion opened by N. G..
Morse. OF Eldora.
Relations OF General Practitioner
to the Laboratory, With Some Short
Cuts In Laboratory Methods H.
Bay, OF Marshalltown.
Evening banquet at O'clock
Toastmaster-J. E. King. Md.
The First Surgical Operation'-B. r.
Kierulff. OF Marshalltown.
..Babiesr-O b. Hartman, OF Hamp-
: ton.
THE Trained Nurse"-W. P. Burke,
8 OF Iowa Falls.
The Proprietary Doctor"-N. G.
4 Morse, OF Eldora.
Shot Gun Prescript H. Bou.
cher. of Marshalltown.
One Of the special features OF the oc-
icasion was an address by the noted SUR
II geon, DR. Steele. of Chicago. who was
in the city to perform an operation on
4 = son OF Mr.. ackson. OF this county, for
appendicitis.
The committee on entertainment OF
/ the doctors wives. Mrs. c. G. Gethman
Z Mrs. 3. O. Koeneman. Mrs. j. E. King
y Mrs. w. E. Marsh. Mrs. N. C. Morse
and Mrs. w. E. Whitney. did them
selves proud in the splendid manner in
which the guezts were received and
I taken care Of.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
BEARDsHEAR.

BEARDSHEAR.
He must magnify and apply himself
5lltnosraphing kronos. Ieus, his SON..
and Hercules, his grandson, buying
drafts Of Osiris. Isis. Belus, Brnhma,
Buddha, placing Mantle in his port
folio, Allah on a leaf. securing the cru
6citix engraved and not forgetting Odin.
and the hideous faced MeXitli, and
every idle and image, taking them all
for what they are worth to feel the
puzzle of puzzles that we call being.
.'What Is a man anyhow? What am
and whatsare you? Consider Why you
extract strength from the beef you eat.
hat indoors or out-do as you please.
With your foothold tenoned and
niortised in granite, you Will need TO
pry thru the strata. analyze to hair.
and counsel with doctors until you find
no ssweeter fatsthan that that sticks To
your own bones.
You must understand that it is as
great to be woman as to be a man.
and that there is nothing greater than
the mother of men.
Two comrades are multitude. They
know that whoever walks a furlong.
without sympathy, walks to his own.
funeral dressed in a shroud. Tho they
may be pocketless of dimes, they may
purchase the pick of the earth.
"A glance OF their eyes, as a bean in.
its pod, confounds the learning of all
times, and with a trade or employment,
they may become a hub for the wheeled
universe and heroes ranking above the
warning gods of granite covered cen-
turies
They do not say things for dollar
or to I'LL up the time while waiting for a
boat. They are fond of a sweetheart,
and relish steak. They are first rate
to ride, to fight. to hit the bullseye, to
sail a skiff, to sing song, and play on
the banjo; preferring scars, and the
beard, and the faces pitted with smali-
pox over al latherers, and those WE'LL
tanned to those that keep out of the
sun.
ut Is the mission Of a brother Walt
to plant companionsnip thick as t'ees
along the rivers of America. and along
the shores OF the great lakes, and all
over the rraires, and t make insep-
arabic cities by the life-long love OF
comrades.
Our tokens are d spflE oL mac With
branch OF pine, bunch OF wild
orange. and calamus root fresh scented
from the pond side.
ut is time to explain myself-let US
stand up. Shoulder you. buds, dear
son. and I will mine. and let us hasten
forth. Wonderful cities and free ma
tons we shall fetch as we go. II you
tire give me 9Dotil Burdens and resi- the
chun of your hand on my hip. And in
due time you shall repay the same SER
vice to me. For after We start we never
W. ysagain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
Mcnteznma odd Fellows.
Special to Times Republican.

-SpeclaI 10 7IlWes-I1epuUIIcaH -19 I
Montezuma. June 19.-sunday, the
18th. was properly observed by the Odd
Fellows of this city as memorial day. At
2 p. m. they assembled at their hall and
marched to the cemetery, led by the
5Poweshiek Encampment Band of sew
,enteen pieces. The members Of vashti
Rebekah lodge assisted in decorating
the graves of departed Odd Fellows.
Wisner Post G. A. r., went to the
state reunion at Davenport last week in
full force and also took our band. All
those who went report a good time. g.
w. Wiltse and the notorious G. A. r.
hen received special attention.
G. G. Adams is very III with lead
snOison ss5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
Death of a. Robertson..

Special to Times-Repub.ican
Steamboat Rock, June l9.-A1r A.
Robertson (uncle Anthony, as he has
been Familiarity known died last even
ing about 5 o'clock. He never rallied
from the injuries received some two
weeks ago, but has been great suf-
ferer until relieved by death. He came
to this county in 1856 and settled on a
farm about three miles north of this
place, where he resided until he was not
able to manage the farm, and then
moved to this town. wkcre he has lived
ever since. Uncle Anthony was proba-
bly, more widely known than most any
one now living In this community. The
funeral will be at 10 o'clock a. m. on
Wednesday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
-Accident. 81 G.oldfleId.

Special to Times Republican.
Goldfeld, June 1s.As W. J..
Trenches two daughters, with a
cousin. were driving north on Main
street and came to the bridge near the
b.. C. r. & ". depot, the horse became
frightened at the washed out APP
proach and SHE'D. which caused it to
fall and roll over three times as 1t
went down a descent of nine feet, car
srying the top buggy and the three girls
to the bottom. Mrs. Fatland soon
came along with a single horse and
phaeton and suffered the same fate.
Strange as it may seem. no one was
hurt. The bridge is undergoing re-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
How's This!

We oRer One Hundred Dollars Reward ca
any case Of Catar-h that cannot bs cured By
Hall Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY = CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known F. j. Che.
ney for the last 10 years, and believe him per-
:cctly honorable in I'LL business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
lions made by their firm.
WEST q TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALDIxa, KIsSAN r. MARVIN, Wholesale Drug.
gists. Toledo, o..
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold By ~
DruGRistD. Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
Grand .y,,nc,tion.

Special to Times Republican.
Grand Junction, June i9.-The Ma
sonic picnic to be held here tomorrow
bids fair to be the entertainment OF the
season.
The rain Saturday night has assured
a bountiful yield of early potatoes.
Farmers are rejoiced at the season and
the prospects thus far.
The I. o. O. r. people have just
moved their building into town. They
We're not satisfied to reside in the resi-
dent part OF town any longer.
j. w. Harvey, who has been sick for
some time with typhoid fever. Is said
to be out of danger.
Several of our citizens are ornament
ing their dwellings with artistic porches
and veranlas.
There is no excuse for the tramp in
this community, nor has there been for
the past two years. but still they are
here. The law is dead letter, because
tits never enforced. 1t would not cost
much to try the experiment Of stone
pile. Much as the average tramp dis
likes work, 1t certainly would keep him
mt. =. az
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19

shortly after the stoppage of the train
on the track Just passed over. One
was four miles east, where fort rods Of
track were pushed from the road, and
covered with rubbish. Two construc-i
ton trains, with a large force Of men.
worked all day Sunday putting the rails
In place. The line to the Jasper county
coal mines was all washed out; a large
force OF men are. still at work replacin1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19

Special to Times-Republican.

Fearing, June 19.-The memorial SER
vice of the I. o. o. F. and Rebekah
lodges OF this city was held at the
Evangelical church Sunday afternoon.
The members all met at Gifts hall
and marched In q body to the church.
Rev. Mershoz, oe State Center. made
the address and was fully appreciated
by all present. The singing was also
an interesting part OF the services. Az
ter the exercises at the church they
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
DR.. BEARD6A[AR EITHER A PLAG|ARSI OR 4 CUTE JOKER
songs Myself Off on D Mones Whitman
Club Origina-Caed It Charge to the Brother Walt"
Fra Ebertus Repubishes it in Philistne-
Beardshesrs and Whitman's Songs Compared


nsoney
William
Hubbard Prairie
Feardsheas
much Dr. Beardshears
he nes
found
47,and4 of Myself
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
:a,r.. d. Rowland.

Special to Times Republicans
Victor. June 10 Sunday at II o'clock
occurred the funeral OF MRS. D. Row
land. She died very suddenly Friday at
g O clock, having madesa pleasure trip
into the country that day. Heart fall
ure was the cause !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
ALBA LIQUOR SEIZED.
Gathered in from Restaurants by or.
ficers of the Law.


flcers of the Law.
Abba, June 19-Otticers raided six
places Saturday and captured liquor in
all of them. The officers took the liquor
under charge, and getting dray pro-
ceeded from one place to another,
gathering 1T UP and finally finishing
with five barrels and fifteen cases OF
beer. The places raided were all res
5taurants, but all were supposed to han
die liquors in different amounts. Those
caught under the search warrants were
Charles Miller. Matt Koontz, Mrs.
Smith. w. !. Shields. Mrs Duncan and
Harry Smith. Probably if the officers
had waited short time they could
have made a much larger haul. as there
is said to have been a large quantity of
liquor for these places which has not
been taken away from the depot.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19


WHITMAN.
"The magnifyins and applying come
T. lithographing Kronos. Zeus. his son,
and Hercules, his grandson: buying
drafts Of Osiris, Isis. Belus, Brahma.
5Budda, in my portfolio placing Mantle,
loose Allah on leaf. securing the
scruclfix engraved with Odin. and the
hideous-faced Mexitli. and every idol
and image. taking them all for what
they are worth to fell puzzle of
puzzles and that we call being.
What is man anyhow? What am I
and what are you? How is ii l extract
strength from the beef eat? I
wear my hat as I please indoors and
out.
..My foothold is tenon'd and mortis'd
In granite, having pried thru The
strata. analysed to a hair counseled
with doctors, and calculated close. l
find no sweeter fat than sticks to my
own bones.
..And say 1t Is as great to be wo-l
man as to be a man; and say there is
nothing greater than the mother Of
men.
sAnd whoever walks a furlong with
-
al, dressed in shroud. And I or you..
pocketless Of a dime. may purchase the
pick OF the earth, and to glance Will
an eye or show a bean IN Its pod, con-
POUNDS the learning OF all times, and
there is no trade or employment but
the young man following 1t may be-
come hero. and there is no object SC
soft but it makes a hub for the wheeled
universe, and I say-to any man or wo-
man, let your soul stand cool and com-
posed before million universes.
II do not say these things for a dol
lar, or to fill up time while I wait for
boat Fond Of his sweetheart. rel
fishing we'll his steak 80 first rate to
ride, TO fight, to hit the bullseye. to sail
skin, to sing song. or play on the
banjo. preferring scars. and the beard
and faces pitted with smallpox. over all
latherers, and those well tanned to
those that keep out OF the sun.
II will plant companionship thick as
trees along all the rivers of America,
and along the shores Of the great lakes
and all over the prairies; will make
linseparable cities. with their arms
about each others necks; by the love
OF comrades, by the manly love Of COM
rades.
Here lilac with a branch OF pine.
and twigs OF maple and q bunch OF wild
orange.
1T Is time to explain myself-let Us
stand up. Shoulder your buds, dear
son, and will mine. and let US hasten
forth. Wonderful cities and free ma
lions we shall fetch as we go. II you
tire. give me botn burdens ana rest Inc
cuff OF your hand on my; hip. and in due
time you shall repay the same service
Ito me: for after We start We never are
iby again.' = & 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
Death at Gucrnsey.l
To mea-Repphlican.

Guernsey. June ls.-.Mrs. Lisle, who
has been q sufferer for some months.
died Sunday evening and was buried
yesterday at Victor, REV. Zimmerman
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
HLOpED WITH TWO WOMEN.
The Third, His wife, Causes His Ar

Fort Dodge. June Ia The domestic
woes OF Webster City We're brought to
Fort Dodge in the person of Mrs. Fred
Blaine. who came here in searcfGo her
husband. Blaine had run off with two
other Webster city women and was
landed here by his late spouse. The as
sistance3 of the Ford Dodge police force
was called in and Blaine was captured
and returned to Webster City before he
could get out of town. Legal proceed
ings may be instituted by Mrs. Elaine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
FOR SALE
IACoLINE.

II your roof leaks have 1t painted with
Lncoline. the greatest metal preserving
venting leaks. rusting. and decayinR of Iron.
lin. paper OF wood. We are general agents
on ali Kinds 81 painting. e. a, nc q
co. residence SOS Bromley; old phono SSH.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
League Meeting Po.tponed

League Meeting Postponed.
Special to Times Republican.
Deep River, June l9.--The Epworth
League convention, which was to be
held here June 10, 90 and II. has been.
Indefinitely postponed on account of a
case of smallpox near town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-15
LIVELY RUNAWAY
Two Drunken Men Narrowlr
Death. pc

An exciting runaway ocrrr-.,
Fourth East near Seventh Sor+h - VI
early last evening. in which a fr1 ,-ee'
horse driven by a couple of a .-1ICle
smashed into a telephone pole ,,,-- -AS
ing the rig and throwing the oco,,-l -l1D-
violently to the ground. The faI1 PANTS
ned them for several ninuto-- STUN
they escaped without any furfI,, Out
jury than a few bruises. i1' m
VINO they were or where +b.,
from no one knew, but those ,ybo zane
the AFFAIR said they heard The rj. saW
OF horses hoofs coming dow, llsr
street and the next moment tbe+- Ihe
a buggy with two evidently 5sSSaW
men come tearing down the sfrsa. sen n
break-neck speed. The horse 49,, d
headiong down the street AT a r, -C',,;Iel
lty TO the polls which threata1ol7- III
Structlon 10 the occupants ar a,-er--
STEP Near Seventh South stra,t ~
animal dashed the buggy. suuareIy- i've ne
a pole There was a terrific crash 80
both men went sailing in the Dir, o -.9
violently against the ground. VbiIa ~
morse, breaking loose from the Wrecl-aS
buggy, continued down the street --e1
Those who saw the collision evDsc+,,
to ind the two men dead. and v.L;11
some ran to them others ran and csIIH5
the police. The patrol wagon was e,-t
to the scene, but when It arrived tbs-e
the two DRINKS, who had only -
dazed a little, had gotten up. and 1esT
ing their rig they had staggered -.
down the street and disappeared ~
wreck of the vehicle was cleared ava,
and the patrol wagon returned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-15

day and night since then and of the
admiral spirit which animated the men
Notwithstanding their misfortune Post
master Griffin suggested that if the
vast army of postal officials, clerks and
carriers could know the true condition
of the men at Galveston, a small
amount from each might be cheerfUily
contributed and would give the needed
relief, otherwise it was to be hoped a
benefcent government, ito whom we
are loyal, will hear and answer this
appeal
To this communication Acting Post
master General Johnson sent the fol-
lowing reply:
The department is in full sympathy
with the appeal - the postmaster at
Galveston in behalf of the employees
of that office, who have suffered
through the terrible calamity which
has OVertaken them. and hopes that
response by those who have not al
ready contributed through some other
channel will be generous and prompt.
am gratified to learn that the action
taken in this direction by the National
Association of Letter Carriers is meet
ing with hearty response.
Contributions mag be addressed to
John A. Merritt, Postmaster, Washing
ton, D. @.
(Signed) ''W. NJ. JOHNSON,
Acting Postmaster General
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-15
BURGLAR GETS 500.
Residence of J. K. Ross Is Broken

The residence of J. K. Ross at 127
Social Hall alley was broken fnto
some time between and 8 O'Clock last
night and $22 in cash was stolen. Tia
burglar effected an entrance through
the rear door. evidently using a skeIa-
ton key, as the door which had been
left locked was found unlocked ana
wide open. When Mr. and Mrs. Ross
left the house about 8 o'clock they
locked both doors and left he key in
the rear door, but when they returned
at .. m the back door was open and
the key lay on the floor.
The house had been ranSacked from
top to bottom, and the contents Of
closets and drawers had been dumped
on the floor and scattered indscrimi-
nately over the house. The 50 which
the burglar got was in a purse kept
between the mattresses on the bed.
but the willy burglar had dumped the
bed clothes on to the floor and skipped
with the money. The whole house had
been thoroughly searched, but nothing
else was missed.
The house is a double one, and Mrs.
Claudia Spencer, an old lady who &C.
cupieS the other part, was at home all
the time the burglar is supposed to
have been committing his depTedatiOns
but she heard nothing of him. and did
not know that a burglary had been
committed until she was told by Mr..
Ross The matter was reported to the
police, and Sergeant Burbidge made
an investigation of the matter.