Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

iIOrmatlOn OF a. company OF ntty men,, 4
with a capital OF $4,000. Mr. Tarr will
take half OF the stock and only small
portions are to be subject to call in any
one year. Under the plan devised 1t
will be easy to purchase building
large enough for the Accommodation OF
the school and fit It up for that pur-
pose. Last year more students applied
than could be accommodated. A COM
imittee was appointed to secure build
ing and to solicit subscriptions to
stock.
Boone
An incident OF a recent city council
meeting of more than usual Importance
was the receipt Of a proposition from
Mrs. j. NJ. Herman and the heirs Of the
Herman estate to donate to the city for
the purposes OF a public park. tract Of
about six acres OF land. The ground
lies at the south limits of the city. The
tract is one block In width, from east
to west and about two blocks in length,
partly within the city limits. An or
dinance providing for It's acceptance
was introduced.
Waterloo.
The representatives Of the great
Eastern Newspaper League. who are
making tour OF the west with view
\ to writing up some of its representa-
Tive cities arrived in Waterloo Wednes-l
day. Their scheme is merely a bust
ness matter. At a called meeting OF cit
lizens they submitted a proposition to
publish In four papers printed In New
4 York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
lSmore write-up of Waterloo for a
compensation Of $48S per column and IL
1 several columns are used for some
what lower rate proportionately.
Audubon.
4 The Christian church members at this
place are arranging to build new
church building this summer. They
have $1,000 already subscribed and have
several hundred more in sight. They
)3expect to let the contract In two or three
weeks for building costing from 81
4 900 TO $4,000. They are considering
whether they will move the parsonage
to the rear Of the lot its on and build
1.-THE church where the parsonage now
stands. "a The crops in this vicinity
are in excellent condition. Muchso OF the
corn is being plowed over the second
9 time.
Oskaloosa.
Aiahaska county farmers have been
busy this week disposing of their
fleeces and the product OF the years
Il sheep business for them will foot up to
a handsome figure. BY Saturday even
ing there will have been left in this
lefty in the neiShborhood OF 100000
pounds OF wool. 1t is estimated that
:. Mr.. Underhill will check out $4,000 fol
the wool received in this city. There
have been fieeces taken from Mahaska
IWapello. Keokuk and Poweshiel
!. counties. The price paid for the WOO
has been from IL to 25 cents per pounc
and the average Will besin the neighbor.
], i,hood Of "a cents.
], Iowa Falls.
There are fifty-seven soldiers buriet
There at Iowa Falls. OF these fifty-one
j sleep in Union cemetery and the othel
|six in the Friends cemetery. : Thu
new machinery for the Iowa Fal!:
Manufacturing Company's plant wa:
|purchas ed last week in Chicago b,
, !, Messrs. Shaw and Coils. There are ii
lall some twenty-five different machine:
for wood and iron working and 1t is al
+ of the latest and most improved pat
terns. and therefore the best A fine en-
CINE OF fifty horse power will be In
e stalled to drive the various machines
f|and work at the factory will commenc
s as soon as the plant can be put in op
leration.
Hampton.
" Three of the most prosperous farmer
in the northern half of franklin count.
! Went thru town this week on the Cen
trail with cattle thatthey had fed: II
l lin,
( loads: j. F. Morehouse, OF RichlanG
II with two car loads: Albert Ingebret
II sen, of Richland, with three car loads
i The proceeds of this shipment Will no
d be less than $4,000. a snug sum Q
]. money to drop into any community.
S 49,. Rev. D. AicMasters is To be paste
e July J Mr.. McAiasters is one of tn
brightest men ever in Hampton ofan
profession and We regret to have hin
!. leave" says the Recorder.
q independence.
4 The Matthew Rodney farm Of i
e acres, situated five miles south of tn
e city. was sold Tuesday to Charlie
d Baum, Of Boone county. Mr.. Baum ais
e purchased the Kline farm Of eight
= acres adjoining. The price paid f.
e each piece was $50 per acre. Mi. Roc
ney purchased a portion of this land
s DR.. Clarke, of Dubuque, nearly thirt,
i. i've years ago. at $3.50 per acre. Add
J, tional pieces nf land We're added frol
g time to time until he accumulated A.
), acres, paying therefor prices rangir
q from Sc to SIC per acre. The balance
~ the land was sold number of yea
!. ago. Mr.. Baum will not take posse
{ sion OF the place until March OF ne.
year.
= To Gain n Good Rcpu tation.
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is to endeavor to be what you desire
appear" That is precisely the mann
e in which Chamberlaln'sC Cough Renee
l. has gained It's reputation as a cure 4
. coughs, colds. Group and whoopinI
cough. Every bottle that has ever bee
ia put out by the manufacturers has bee
!, fully up to the high standard OF exec
g lenee claimed for 1t. People have four
- that 1t can always be depended upe
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