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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-12
IS IT CHARLIE TowNER3
That the Man Killed &C NJ on.
mouth May BE Foster Son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Towner.

Thought That the Man Killed at NJ on.
mouth May he Foster Son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Towncr.
Since the publication in Wednesday
evenings T.-R. of the accidental death
or murder of a man who claimed to be
Charles Towner, OF Marshalltown, theo-
ries have been advanced that the man
Is probably Charlie Towner, a former
resident OF Marshalltown. and foster
son OF Mrs. Elizabeth Towner, who re-
sided for many years at the corner Of
Second avenue and Grant street. but
who is now in New York.
Towner and sister were taken from
the county farm by Mrs. Towner. and
were legally adopted by her. The Sis
ter married and lived for some time on
West Boone street, but has long ago
removed from the city and lives some
where In the neighborhood OF Cedar
Rapids. Towner, In, 1894. was appre-
hended here by federal officers. charged
with counterfeltins. and lin July. 1894.
was sentenced to the penitentiary at
Fort Madison for = term Of ten months
& from. .he federal cessss y I.eeknk.
Judge Woolson presidiIlg. Three Others
were connected with Towner IN the
countsrfei tins bsaslness and one. y;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-12
Il{1ERIOI nlR|l[R.
Body Of 4 Woman About: AZ Years
Of Age Fouad Floating in shs
loWasBelow the City.
Was Attired IN Good Clothing and
Wore Gold Ring Features
Badly Decomposed.
Body Unidentified and Whether Sui
cide, Murder or Accident Is
Unknown.

The body of an unknown woman was
found floating in the Iowa river this
morning, and as yet the circumstances
surrounding her death, where arid when
1t occurred, are q complete mystery.
The body was found by Mr. julius
Holm and wife, who had gone to the
river for days outing and who were
fishing short distance above the Gene
iBinford shack, which is located mile
below the Third avenue bridge. Mr..
Holm, about $3.50 o'clock, saw dark
object floating with the current in mid
stream. He at first supposed 1t was the
body of a man. With bis fishing tackle
he succeeded in pulling the corpse to
the shore and on bench OF the high
bank. MIR. Holm went Immediately to
the residence OF George TreRrey and
ltelephoned word to Coroner Lerle. DR..
Lierle summoned Denssl & Wilbur to
accompany him to the scene with their
Ambulance. The body was carried up
the steep bank of the river with some
difficulty and was brought to the city
and to Densel & Wilbur's,, where 1t was
packed in ice to await developments,
llembalming being Impossible owing to
the condition Of the corpse.
/ From appearances the woman had
been in the water about two weeks,
land presumably tloated from some dis
ltance above the city. No one has been
| reported as missing from this city or
from any of the towns or country dis
ltricts north The woman was we'll
4 n att In.
that would indicate she had walked pre-
vious to her death. She wore black
4 cashmere dress, dark underskirt, a
union suit of Undertaking, black
stockings and button shoes. Over the
shoes was good pair of rubbers. and q
4 small black bonnet was on the head.
The hair is long and quite gray. A gold
band ring was on the left hand, and q
4 breastpin with pearl setting was worn
lat the throat. The woman was OF mes
dunn height and in life weighed proba-
bly, 125 pounds. The face wac badly dis
itorted and decompossd, and no idea OF
4 the features could be obtained. The
4 stocking on the right leg was disar-
ranged and a large bruise was conspic-
4 uOus.
From the greyness Of the woman's
4 hair it was at first presumed that she
Twas about so years of age, but the gem
a eral appearance Of The body and OF
some of the apparel Worn would indi-
lscate that she was younge.r and nigh,
not have been over 49, A black cape
trimmed with silk and tied at the neck
was it'll with the body. This, with the
other garments. has been cared for Ii
ordertto assist in the decentralization. pro.
vided the relatives or friends are found
Coroner Lierle has decided to have the
s body held until points north OF here car
be heard from. It seems strange that
if the drowning was accidental or with
suicidal intent word of II has not reach.
led the city before this.
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Yokum by name. was Indicted y with
him. Yokum was acquitted, however
Il il thought because OF Towners reti-i
cence, he refusing TO, sdueal on his Ace
Those who know Towner
best think 1t possible that he was MUIR
dered by q pal and in keeping with his
character for keeping a. close mouth
died without making the name Of his
assailant known. Towner's early. assoc
Citations and surroundings were excel
lent and every opportunity was given
him to become a useful man. The boy
seems, 1t Is said, to have natural ten
idency toward wrong aud has since his
release from the penltentiary lived a
hard life. He has an uncle living in or
near the city.
The Monmouth Gazette OF Tuesday
says regarding the supposed murder
mystery:
considerable excitement was caused
about the city last night by a rumor
that the unknown man, who was mur-
dered last week, had hsen Identified.
Two men from Cameron at first
thought ne was relative Of theirs, Ed
Robins by name, but afterwards ex-
pressed considerable doubt about the
matter. Robins has worked of and on
in the vicinity of Cameron and his
Whereabouts are not known.
The remains will probably be in
tered this evening IL no further infor-
nation Is secured.
Developments this afternoon indi-
cate that is Is more than possible. even
probable, that the unknown man is Ed
Robins. Several who knew Robins hold
that opinion. Among them is r. H.
Riggle, OF Cameron. He knew Robins
and he has seen the remains, and he is
confident that the dead man is Robins.
1t has been over a year since he has
seen the young man and If he never
turns up he will always think 1t is
Robinss'
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IS NOW a LIEUTENANT.

Frank Townsend. of This City, Ap-s
pointed Battalion Adtutant of
Eortv-ninth.
Mr.. Frank Townsend. OF this city. re-
,ceived Wednesday from Col. w. G..
3Dows, Of the Forty ninth Iowa regiment
of the national guard. an appointment
as battalion adjutant Of the regiment.
with the rank OF first lieutenant. With
the appointment came a letter from Adj.
Cen. Byers. containing the oath OF of.
lice, which wasreturned to the adjutant
general Wednesday night.
Mr.. Townsend was in the Spanish
American war with the Forty-ninth, en-
listing with Company H. After the reg
ment had been removed to the south
MIR. Townsend was made regimental5
sergeant, the highest non-cbmmissioned
office in the regiment. His promotion
will be a matter of great satisfaction to
his friends in the company and regi-
] (
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Elopes WIN Anothcr,s vvifs..

Galesburg, ILL.,, July 12.-John Mel
berg, who has had one Of the leading
news stands here, sold out Few days
ago, and on Monday night disappeared
with Mrs. Harry Ingersol, wife OF q we'll
known citizen. It wac not until
Wednesday that the fact OF the elope-
ment was established. Melberg war a
married man and had one child. He re-
alixed $500 from the sale of his busl-
ness. which sum he took with him,
leaving his wife pennilesR. It is thought
the couple went to Denver.
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toxication, were before Mayor Pierce
this morning. and each was sentenced
to elk days work. Three of the five
claimed to be iron moulders and We're
rounded upSin bunch by Officer Clark.
Luther Boswell, son Of Harvey Bos-
well, has been cited to appear before
Justice Allen Friday morning to answer
to the charge OF assault and battery.the
victim Of the alleged assault being a
young son of Harley Stuntz. Boswell's
father gave bonds for his appearance.
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= SOP. Sapers, WapDr Sonea
unb Gr=Senatpr Caster baben bon
@alpeitpn aus einen Iufruf an oas
amerifaniide 8ult erlaKen, in tuel-
d,em Iie bic 3abl Der Spfer Der &a=
taltrupbe in 8alueitun auf 6OOO uno
auf benz sseitlanbe auf 1000 abihd=
BEN uno ben inateriellen Gerluit aui
$50, 900, 900. Sic ipreben ibrerl
Dant aus fiir bic reife 6iilfe, tuelde
ben Notbleibenoen 81 9beil geuors
ben, erfldren aber eleib3eitis. oaB
bic Wutb 70 groB iei. baB nod tueitere
6ilfe oringeno erforoerlid udre.
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mirb berihtet, oaB bic eriten Nahs
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bes Colorado unb 2lano angeribtei
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berubten. Hiemano fam oaourd]
ums 2eben unb Der materielle Shas
ben lit nur unbebeuteno.
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oaB bas 6odmaiier bes @uecea
id1tperen SHaben angerihtet bot
Sn 8esua auf bas Sbidial meb'
rerer Jiib- uno Sago Hartier
berriht erpBe BeiorgniB. Wiel
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men unb audi bic 8ienen5iihter ba'
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geipiilt tpuroen.
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len.
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ius Bureaus belduft iib bic Gin
iuobnersabl BON Dallas auf AZ ,638,
aliu auf 10,858 ipeniger, als oieie'
niae ppn San Nntunio. 6or'
Wortb bat 26,6SS Gintuobner,
Die GiniuobnerSabl 9ouituns ipire
erit in ein paar 2agen feitge'
itellt iueroen.
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Snbftitnt fir 4uhle.

eiae cute goriicu unnOtbaer auea il Der 6rass
aepiomti lporper. mas oas Reni6sneehtsbi tbun
miro. wenn bic aobIr auseeb,. Sas wiro aui cine
bsirahtiits Smnns 3sii binaus nihi Der 5aI isin
9br auibOrru miro ieoo6 nidt ben scrnafsn llniers
hiso ma6en, ea Gin temiides Griabuitiei entoedt
purosn H. oas in ieoer 6iuiidt biIliser uuS bsiisr
H. ais RpbIs. Tenn neusu Sabrbunoert il beitimmt.
3suae pielsr erpber Serdnbeunoen 81 icn. irocb
eicbi es einen eroBeu 9oblibatsr BET Menhbti, Der
70 ounerihnttsrit bleben wiro. mic bic Yuramioen
une has il 9oiietisr's Wagenbittsrs. Als en oeil
mtiel inr ale Vlaaenibti ii es niemals uber,rcfen
woroen. 0iemano II i'm Sianoe aemeien. etpds 10
ssiriiames ilr bic 5eilana bon s,eroauuuaslcioen.
@critopiuna. 7nspepiie. galeperaiitund eebtrs une
Nicrensioen 81 euioedsn. ips oas Siiiers. Inter
lnbi nhi. es pa probiren nno 9hr wcreei iibereuai
wcroen. oab Is bic sinIpe Meopin H. UNI Gurtn
ihpaden Raarn m frdfiiacn uno Guten appctii
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Die 1apferfeit eimer Tram

ipurbe fiirslib ,pieber BON Srar
Subn 0ptpline BON Butter, Ya., ge=
seiet, Die iib felt 9 Sabren in iteten1
Sample nit einem franfbaften Wtas
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yeaulea uno llnperoaulibfeit leioen
mahte. glae Wiittel eriuieien fidJ
als nublus, bis iie Electric Bit
ters' ueriubte. Nah siueimpnatlis
hem @ebraube ihrieb lie: SD bin
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Electric Bitters" 1T elm pur5iigli=
der Comic; i1 babe, ieitbem id ibn
aebraube, be6eutenb an @etuift sll=
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oauurte, beilt Gpspepiie, reiSt ben
glppetit unb eiebt neues 2eben. geur
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bel s. 3alteper & Sobn. Droauiiten.
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Vpu unIerem Siid,ertiid,.

SIM Yerlaae Der r9iem gurfer
8olfsseitung", 184 8iaiam Ctr,
0eiu g)prf, 1T lpeben Der Yipnier=
l&alenber fir 1901 eribie=
men, Der elm germ geiebener @ait int
Sauie aller oeutihen glrbeiter in
@merita semorben lit. Der uYiu-
nier" fir oas erite Sabr I'M 20. Sabr=
bunoert. ST bufit, ale ieine Sreunoe
aus benz alten Sabrbunoert in oas
neue nit biniibersunebmen. uno nod
elm gut 5beil nlebr binsuSuges
pinnen. gribeint er bod in bent
lelben l6muden @epanoe, nit bent
ielben reiben, abiuehielungspullen
Snbalt, tuie sllppr. Son ben altge=
tppbnten Features oeS 8alenoers
feblt feline. 9a lit oas padenoe,
funitleriib ausaefiibrte. siuei uno
einbalbieitige 6auptbilo: mDie Sago
nab Dem @oloe," oa lit oas Salient
oarium nit ben peruollitdnoiaten
unb erednsten biituriihen uno bio
qrapbil6en Oaten lino biiblben
9upipignetten, nebit sereimten uno
unaereimten Hanobemerfnngen. Oa
lit Elm prdd)tie empiunbener poetilber
6inipeis alif oaS neue Sabrbnnpert.
Die Ginleitun3 in ben eigentliden
2eieitpfi lieFert &ubert Sbpei1el
nit elmer MupelIe: Der Haufer
BON 9liflasbaulen". Wilbelm @uno=
lah barf natiirlih nidt feblen NIT
ieiner aitrununiiben gelebrung.
Diesmal erflart er ins setuiie
,Weltipunoer" bes 6intmels. SUI
illus Bablteih erinnert unS on Die
~Nnfdnee Der Socialiftiiden 8epe-
eung", tudbreno Elm anoerer Witt
arbeiter auI oas Socialiitengeleb NIT
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suriidereift. @ilbelm 2iebfnebts
aebentt 0etlep Moberb in erniter
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ihaits=aanoioat Der iocialoemUtrati=
iben Bartei, Sob 6arriman, erSdblt
BON ieinen rgriabrungen in ealifurs
nien" uno BON Der beriiftigten Bull
Yen" in Sbabu.-Sn einem Hionier-
&alenoer bari natiirlih @ona sSern
nicbt feblen. Sic bat oiesmal ais
Beitrag aus ibrer Jeoer cine SfiaSe
geliefert: .&aspar, oas S0derli"
Der 8alenoer lit burb ieoe Buhs
banoluns ober burh Die nNetu YDr=
ter Yolfsaeituna" 184 Wiliam Ctr,
Seem gorf, gum Yreiie BON % Gts.
gu beaieben.
Den SHauplab Der berpiiben
Yertbeioieune Der guropder i'm 8e=
ianbtidaftspiertel BON Setting. Die
5dben fineiilhen @egner uno uor
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bid Der b5biten @otb enolib 8efrei=
ten fiibrt bic Sau1trirte 3ei=
tune Scr. 1884 bonn 6. September
in elmer @eibe pun NnIihten, @rups
penbiloern unb Bortrdts Dor. Die
len felielnoen SlIuItratiunen reiben
iih stpei prdd)tiae Gufnabmen uun
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aliatiIben Snfanterieregiment an
Buro BON Bremerbapen abge9anaes
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u. &irher ueranidaulibt baS in ben
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6iterreihiidsungariihe Sblabtihiff
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Nusriiituna. Gin uoblgetrofienes
Bortrdt oes @rafen 4ambsbprff
maft NIT benz neuen ruiiiihen sri
niiter bes GuSpdrtisen betannt.
Webrere Nnlihten uno elm 8drtben
betrefien oas am /. September Dem
0ertebr iibereebene erIte oeutld)s
atlantiibe 9elegrapbentabel &c.
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o5abtet iuerben. 9ieies Sbeil oes Uelo.
auaes piiroe unierem Jreunoe pfal5s
oori suiallsn. yenerit er eine perodd'
tiae @eipesuna, 10 bat er ieinen aoiu.
tanien Oores gu mir gu jagen. Der id
iofort oem 3srn Der 9ruppen. meiner
Yraut ndmlid, ben 1efebl gum @or'
riiden asbs. 0eriruo miro glei6 ibre
Sreunoin auisuiuden unb pernlittelii
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sinmal ausseidnst. gu eriOriden baben,
uobin bic Sinnssridtuns gebt. Damn
iperosn mir bic gesi9neten S9ritte er.
meiisn. Wo aeoenien eie Sbr 0omi3il
auf,uihlaaen?-
(SortieBung folat).
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Qerr M. 4. Siggime,

Der &ebafteur Der in Seneea, SlIs.,
eriheinenoen r9tews" war felt pie'
len Sabren NIT 0ausousihlas be-
baItet. aein Nrst uno feine Mrsea
nei tonnte ibm Grloiuna BON oieien
llebel perihaffen. bis er ~Budlen
Nrnica Salbe" anpanote. 81
ldreibt, baB stuei Shabteln ibr
uoaia beilten. Die bette Salbe il
Der Welt. llnfeblbares Wiittel fin
Oautausiblae. 0eilune rpiro aaran
tirt. gtur % Cts. 8u baben be
r. Saltener & Sobn. Druaaiiten
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aatarrb faun ntd,t fnrirt ,pereem


bnrh locale Npplicationen, oa Iie ben
Sip Der aranfheit nid3t erreidhen fbnnen.
aatarrb III cine BIut, ober Contributions
aranfbeit unb nm fie Bu beilen. milBt
Shr tnnerlidle Seilmittel nehmen. pau 8
aatarrb aur tuiro einaeupmmen uno
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feine Guadialber Weoisin. sic ,uurbe
Ieit Sahren BON einem Der beiten Nerste
bieies 9anbes nerorbnet unb in Elm re.
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beiten befannten 90niea. oerbunben NIT
ben belten 8lutreinigunesmitteln bic bi.
reft aui bic SchIeimuberiIdhe mirten.
Die puliommene Serbinoung Der 3tuei
BejtanbtbeiIe III 60. iuos ioldl ruunber.
pofIe ReiuItote BET ber SeiIuna BON 30.
tarrb berporbringt. 9abt end 3eue.
niiie umionft ifiden.
z. z. ghenep Co., IoleboL o.
sg- 8erfauft pom allen Npothetern.
greis rs gents bic 5laidle.
Sou's Samilieu 8iflen iinb bic beiten.
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p1r aalf. Cement. Sano. Bad
lteine, ieuerfeite Steine uno 2bon,
9beer uno u Nspbaltpopier, 9abpappe
1beer une @spbalt. Del. 2erpentin,
,sorben, @las &c. &c. itets uprrdtble
bel Z. 6. 1ieimann, BOG Slt'
Commerce StraBe. 9tieoriae Yreile,
aute g8oare, iopie CUTE uno reeIle
8eoienune iperoen garantirt.
9elephon 40.
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- Nus Sbanabai miro aus dine.
liiber Quelle berihtet. oaB Die 8ai.
sWitttpe elm @ebeim goitt oil
9i-6une 9idang erlaiien babe, in
ipelbem lie oemielben befieblt. elm
6eer su iammeln, nm Tetina slriid-
auerobern.
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The "TEXAS PRIDE"

weidbes unlansit crit BON Der Gitp'Sran'
erei in ben Marft aebrad1t murben IL.
Gs IN bslIfemmen rein nnb jntr6elidl.
uub allen sm empiehlen. bic eines tar
fenben Wenubmittels be6iirfen. gs iollte
in ieiner @irtbihaft. aber aud, in fei'
nem Sauie ieblen.
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Cuffs eSe6er-Ytqett

'r'Oltcn bas 96rpsripiism In Orbnuns
unS rrrbir Oern irantbaite 9nfdnes Ter
Y bsr, bic s,'u6bnlib 3rentbsiten por'
i~sssbsu.
Gin DnbinSsrunssmitttl fdr
ROpfidmsr3n. Dpspspf., odwinSti.
,dltEisn Geidmadim WtunSs. SsrsflO.
yfsn, bslsste 5umss, Nppstit,oisi,it uns
Sdmmtlt6e OGuenleioem
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Nytabmcfe 6Dtel Sar,
Sit 6puitun StraBe.
10 M. Wautb, .... @igentbiimer

Wtan fiuoet bier Elm uorSiiglibes
@las Bier unierer beimiiben 8rales
reien. Yeionoere Nnerfenmlne oers
oienen Die Weine. Giaarren, Wbisties.
2iauDre &c. Oieie Wirtbihaft erfrellt
iib oes ausaeseibneten &ufes, Sii
ben aneenebmiten guientbaltsurten
Der Staot 81 Sdblen.
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1as meme 8ier

@erleibt arait unb Stdrte,
an Elm pnrsiiglihes, fiiblenoes @etrant
Gin ,sDrberer Der @einnbheit.
Sebt Jleiidl an.
Giebt Nppetit. befpmmt gut.
llub Dieies uelie Yier III
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"Dreiss' Specific Headache
Powders" lueroen 9arantirt, 9ppf'
lueb iealifen llriprInas su turiren.
VI. 9reib' Gpothete.
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q. u. & u. y. 0abm.
NbfQhrt.

Wah 8alpeiton. Souitun unb 9mero tag
lia. .S:45 SDrm.
Rad Corpus gbriiti. Nranias TaB unb
8eepille tdglid3 30 Nnd]m.
Rad, Borne unb 'aerrpille. tdglidl, aus
aenpmnen Sonntass. !. .2:45 Nad1m.
Nodl Borne uno 8erruiIe. Sonntags.. :.
$3.50 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon 0alpeiton. Souiton unb guero tag
llm I.Uu uuehus.
Son Corpus gbriiti. Nranias HaB nno
SeepiQe tdgliob. ob........... 1853 yiabm.
Bon Borne mno aerrpille. tdglid, aus.
eenommen Sonntaes. :. 1885 Sorm.
Yon 8brne unb aerrpille. Sonntags, -.
800 Nbenos.
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- 2oro Salisbury bat bic ytote
oes @raien Billion in berielben ab-
lebnenben Weiie beanttuortet. tuie oas
BON Woibinatpn aus aeiheben lit.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1900-03-09
0oNe ~y WxR'

England Homestead. It is % by 80
feet. The corncrib. 8 by % feet. oc-
cupies one side Of the granary. This
bin will hold about 1000 bushels of
ear corn. Next to this is a driveway
10 by 80 feet. Three small bins are
provided for meal feeds or grain if SO
desired. An oat bin 10 by II feet
will hold enough for the ordinary
farmer. The cleaning alley, 6 by 10
feet, is very essential in cleaning
seed for spring use. The corner
posts are 10 feet high. The attic OF
upper floor is used for a storage way
for farm tools, sacks, etc. These are
hoisted by means of a trap door, rope
and pulley.
The small grain portion is sided
first with shiplap and over this is
placed No. 2 house siding. This adds
to the strength of the building, keeps
out beating rains and makes it almost
impossible for mice to get into the
granary. The small grain side will
hold about $500 bushels. The alley
way can be used for storing buggies
or when needed can be utilized for
ear corn. IF desired, farm scales can
be put in the alieyway and there will
be no freezing down or rotting, as
they are always under shelter. A
stairway leads to the second story out
Of the cleaning alley.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-03-09
NEWS OF THE STATE.
Trolley Line to Moore.toun.


Arrangements rave just been made by
me camden u Suburban Railway Company
10 extend its line from M~erchantyille
no sgh Maple Shade, Leonia and Mooros.
low, to Stanwick, to paw for which an "a
sue OF 100000 Ave per cent. bonds will be
MADE. These have been underwritten at
Yloo. n there is also a proyiso that the
,nle,est period Will not begin until 1902. It
will be O d0ubie-track road and will follow
the line Of the Moorestown and Camden
turnpike. Another company. known as the
stooiestown Traction Company, was re-
ing a road over the same route which the
Camden q Suburban Company proposes to
cover, 80 that there is a prospect OF q live.
y contest between the two for supremacy.
Inc property owners along the II ie held an
informal meeting a few DAYS .go aud de-
cided not to ally themselves with either
company. but announced that the first COM
pany that demonstrated 1t meant business
would have no difficulty In securing the
right of way.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-03-09

Postmaster Dickerson, of Detroit,
and the Free Prees, of that city, are
responsible for the publication of the
report that the Postofice Department
is seriously considering the advisa
bility of putting out a new type Of
postage-stamp. on which shall be en-
graved the name of the issuing Office
It is said that the Postmaster General
is personally interested in the limo
walton, and that it is the intention tt
engrave the name of the city on the
stamps, not merely stamp it on them,
as is done at present in the case oj
the Philippine, Guam, Hawaiian
Porto Rican and Cuban stamps. The
chief aim sought, it is explained, is te
prevent the undue swelling of the
receipts of offices. with the accompan
ing increase of ~unearned salary. 1
the project should be carried out i
would cause a futter in philateli.
circles.