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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Local News.

5 Local News. )
8eovoooeoooa0aosooooooeoo
Miss Esiella Strentz entertained
at cards Tuesday evening.
-Stiers & Co. have the bargains
in blankets and underwear.
Trimmed and u,trlmmed hats at
. big reduction at Thornburgh's.
When you want jacket, cape
or child's garment call at Stiers & Co.
Mr.. Jack Rectenwald Of Col.
umbus was Sunday visitor in Lo-
gan.
Mr.. J. A, Matthias has removed
from Logan to his farm near Enter
prise.
"A hundred-piece sett of Havi-
land. beautiful decorations, for 1922
90 at Stiers 4 Co.
The music at the Presbyterian
church is very fine. This church
has an excellent choir.
-Messrs W. Patton and F. H.
Auld of Columbus were the Sunday
guests of Tide Huston.
-Sti-rs & Co. have the largest
displayof jackets at the lowest pri-
ces of any place In .own.
For the next thirty days. SPECIAL
sale of trimmed hats Sl.50 and up,
at Mrs. J. S. Thornburg,
This paper should be saved for
reference. 1t contains the vote oi
the election of county and nation.
Jacob Lechrone. an old citizen
of Marion died on last Sunday morn
ing. He had been sick a long time.
Wanted girl to do general house
work. Good wages and steady place,
J. E. McIntosch, East Hunter Street.
Miss Dora Nell Green who has
BEEN dangerously sick with the fever
for the last two weeks, is improving.
Mr.. Jacob Blackburn. one Of
the prominent citizens of near Five
Mile, WAS a pleasant visitor last Mon
day.
Extra heavy seamless black hose
for children 5 to 8 for 10 cents, 8 to
8 for IL cents. Ladies' thread hose
10 cents.
The Misses Eta Brandt and
Ethel Aoker spent the latter part Of
the week among friends in Starr
township.
Thanksgiving excursion rates via
C. S. & II. r. r. to all points. Nov.
asth and 29th, good returning No
emper s0ih.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage on Nov. 81 OF Frank B.
Baird of Buffalo to Miss Cameron OF
Waco Texas.
DIR. Harley j. Stewards Sunday
morning subject will be "Doves
among the Pots" Att p. N. he will
speak on India"
Ladies are particular invited to
take supper at the Presbyterian
church this Thursday evening. See
how the men can serve you.
-Theater train TO Columbus Mon.
daY Nov. 10. Rate from Logan. 81
round trip. Noon and evening trair
going. Special return train after
chow.
Don't forget the supper at the
Presbyterian church tonight. The
ladies, seeing how the men can do
housework, may get valuable point
ers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
State of Ohio,
Hooking County,

Hooking County,
The within report 10 referred to
W. N. England. Esq, and Fred I.
Bright, Esq, two suitable persons,
who, together with the Prosecuting
Attorney Of Hooking County, Ohio,
and instructed to examine same, and
make their report according to law.
o. w. H. WRIGHT,
Judge of Common Pleas Court,
Hooking County, Ohio.
Sept. II. 1900.
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Certifying pay ius ssme ..--.:.-...-.-..-.--. y
The above its.. N an1es :s . xnce0r s
Your Ccmmities further d. DIS ul-,u tnyes-
tirxting tile uiii Tor blank b -ssks and stntt0n.
AIRY tor County Omcers. that there M. oesn
COZ siderable extrxvaaAnce: that NO b1lh fuc
the xame have been cut BY be CoOmtn6O1.
en-. The ls,mmittee believen. upon tuveDsf-
CATION. that st least my pef ccns Of the cost
ficers' 'c0uId bc saveu if tbs Commtussooas8
wouli take charge Of ire b0ytnr 0i the same,
] he Committee thinks It Is the duty Of the
t:om nj iissi0neFx 10 lS0k After the purchnoang
of said rricle~; at least u b the PLAIN duty q
the C.,m I'm issiOn~rs whore ofmcers order sea-
tiOnarv tO see that M moro than = reasonable
same. The County COmmtaeaoNess are the
only b 'ard or Ufi1cefS authorized tn purcnsse
blank books and stationary lssr the CO0nty
Of the article. .. lrchassd for the county oG-
cers abrs,nd could be purreased at homeoG uor
own business meA 10 sQual 81 ese3er advsnt-
axe.
the infiirmary DileesOrs sbould N rchase ~
ticles In bulk and not make N many miscei-
lanenus purchases Of suppliso tor the ln1rm-
The Committees iusther ansis taat 70 s0ses
has Internationally viOlxtod the Lac ar Dexloee-
made are mostly due 70 . miee0nstrvce,n0 -
the Law
Tn. Committee compameah the Aud,tse,
the Missioners and ln0rmAsy DtpuDs.ngS
upon their manner OF co0duceiaR IL Snai-
ness OF the Countv--tns oil1s aud ysashQea
all being prOperly 0led and h 0ond Sa1n1e.
ton.
The Committee enQac1ally ceasp1imen01ho
Audit,,rop the form Of the Reposs of 16o
Comm issloneSs, end V under special o6lAenr
tion to him for the many co0fteases aAvWn
then during the in vxssigstton-
Reepects1lly snbmitted
W n ExGkAHD.
ExMKR O. PETIT,
Pros. Atty
FHRnRnIcK 111Q1f,
c011assses
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Report Of Examining Cousittss-


TO tpe don- ~. ". - WnSns. yon1 - -
Obio:
The COmmittoP. for the mfnatt00 oDi
Investigation Of the report os the 6nanoin
Transaction OF the 'ounfy CDmmtu>nn0n ID
fbe wear ef.dipR On the 81 day 0f srptemhaI
1870 bee le1ve 10 reps,rs n fDlloV.-
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In BSch.rd mufdsr u %
Vouchers l02. lD and W1-ADn0nt cd
jury ... .-......... ......-..--.....----....
Vuurhen d. 8--I. @E
Certificate .. spps'lntmens ef 0nerd O.
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Cersify ing sppslnlusenSof soOvs uDoof
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Entertu9 nete0ossace a. aIo9d 1upoe2.. q
journal entries oe appotut0snt o1 cDafe
Taking oath nt en- y eaaaaseles - q
t,eTttIyin appoiueDo0s oG eooIs oD0Sen-
Dc uusseI soss...-..---
Certificate Of allowance 70 court eDs.otar
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15

W Jones grading road in Green and
+ and Thos Nutter repairing and
grading road Green tp. .....-.
h Carnes grading road at Wrights
George Eisz gravel for roads .....
Noah Blosser repairing road Juergens-
Martin and Shall cutting ditch in
Marion tp-
David Cobb, tabor on road near Riffs
A ] Burgess al repairs and grading
road between WinOna and Gore
A l. O'Neill repairs road at Goodwins
hill Starr tp. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Samuel KarshDer making protection
for road from Laurel Greek.
Hilliard & White grading road near
South Perry.
Al Burgess labor ::on winona and
Gore road d........--...--....
George weidner repairs road Marion
W K Young grading n I'D In Perry tP.;
H L Wright grsveling road near old
fair ground.
Chas Wright sraveling road near old
fair ground. -.-....--..--
N W Hsmblin graveling road near old
James Dicken gravellng road near old
John Daugherty graveling road near
old fair ground.
Frank Beougher work OF Glow Hill
road ........-...-.--.---
John Krinn work on Glow Hill road
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19

Cronje to attack Methuen's force With
lii a fortnight. The time WAS up today,
and that gives peculiar interest to the
fact that we We're not even replied to
When we advanced within few hun
idred yards of the Boer trenches yester-
day. Every man in the army is pray
ing that Gen. Cronje will make an at
tack. Dukes son. cooks son. every
mothers SON is ready and waiting To
give his brother Boer as warm a wei
come as ever man received In the
Bmeantime we are earnestly attending TO
business. fortifying the camp. stocking
it with provisions building pontoons
beside the drifts and repairing the
great steel railway bridge
TO DRIVE, THE 13OFRS.
Field Marshal Lord Roberts official
|fispatch states that Gen. Warren hopes
to be able 10 turn the i;oer position five
miles off his right front, but the Cen
trail News Agency declares that the
lsoer position centers 1T sponkop. five
miles west Of Trichardt's Drift. II APP
lpears therefore. that the Boer position
has been extended.
The net result Of this is that Cen,
Butler has crossed the river and has
secured the two points Of passage
| where he intends to develop as much
strength as possible, attempting then
| to drive the iSoers in a northeasterly
\ Idireptinp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
Pension Bill in House.

Washington. Jan. l9.-In the house to-
day the pension appropriation bill occu.
pied the day Barney. Of Wisconsin. il
a the pension bill. said the com,
missioner If pensions estimates thu
amount If pensions during the coming
year would largesy decrease, but owing
tosihe influx Of claims on account of the
spanish war he did not deem it wise to
reduce tise general appropriation this
YEAR. There are a5,0eo Spanish wal
claims pending.
.uftis. ef Kansas. criticized some OF
tfe rulings Of the commissioner of pen
sians He said he did NOT believe the
presiaeiit approved all that Commits
sl9l,ef Evans had done. Grosvenor said
he knew Evans as a private soldier dur
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
INSULTS the Queen.

Port Huron, Mich, Jan l9.-Dan Con-
way, an Irishman and customs officer.
who is stationed at the sarnia Ont, end
of the Grand Trunk tunnel. is charged
with insulting Queen Victoria and Will
have to apologize through the papers at
Sarnia or lose his job Conway became
involved in an alteration with Grand
Trunk conductor over the Boer war, and
it is alleged used uncomplimentary lan-
guage concerning the British army and
the queen. The matter was reported to
Customs Collector Avery. who gathered
information and sent it to Consul Neal
Mcmillan at Sarnia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
begins Suit For Receiver.

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 1a.-suit was
filed by De Paw University yesterday
against W. l.. Kann, president of the
American Plate Glass Company, and
the board OF directors of that corpora
ton the Penn Plate-Glass Company
being made a co-defendant, for the ap-
pointment Of a receiver for the Ameri-
can Plate-Glass Company. The De
Pauw University derived as part OF IT'S
bequest from the estate of the late
Washington De Pauw block OF stock
in the De Pauw Glass Works, after
ward absorbed by the American Plate-
Glass Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
BULLER A[N N ACTION
Opening skirmish of What is Ex-
pected to Be a Fierce En-
gagement.
Mounted Troops Under Lord Dun
donald Meet and Defeat Force
Of Burghers.
Rumors Of Relief of Lad ysmith Still
England Mobilizing
More Troops.


Modder River, Cape Colony, Jan.
49, Metnuen. who is in robust
health, personally directed another
strong reconnaissance yesterday.
The Highlandcrs succeeded in driv-
ing the Beers from the Brush river
bank by long-range volleys. The
Boer fire was Ineffective.
London. Jan. ls.-1t was rumored
on the stock exchange that after
eighteen hours fighting l.adysmith
was relieved and that Gen. Warren
was killed. Nothing was obtaina-
bic, however. tending to veryify the
rumor. 1t had mo appreciable effect
on stocks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
Asking for Information
Regarding Iransvaa1 Passed in
Sepofe

Resolution Asking for Information
Regarding IransvaaI Passed in
senate.
washington Jan. 1a.-In the senate
today the resolution by Allen, Of Ne
braska, calling upon the secrtary of
state for Information whether any rep-
resentative of the Transvaal had APP
plied for recognition. il 50, whether ac-
eepted; il not, why not, was called up.
spooner. of Wisconsin. moved that
til,. resolution be directed to the presi-3
dent and that he be required to furnish
the information If hot incompatible
with public interests. A debate ensued
between Allen, spooner, Teller and Hale.
The latter made an impassioned speech.
He sssid he was friendly to England.
but he regretted that such great pow
er was irving to crush q republic seek
ing 70 establish Itself in South Africa.
The rssclution, With spooner's amend.
rns,it passed
The senate passed a bill authorizing
sthe secretary q the navy to construct
saf Stone instead Of Wood the proposed
tt:Iy docks IT League Island and Mare
Island.
The nseal bill was then taken up and
Morgan addressed the senate in oppo-
8sitson 10 il.
Adjourned until Monday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
WHITE EN- ROUTE TO AFRICA.
Suspected the Michigan Fugitive !!
t:nin~to LOT In rrrauSvnal War.

Detroit. Mich, Jan. l9.-eien. William
l.. White, the fugitive member OF the
state military board. is believed to be
en- route to some foreign port 1t has
been learned that on Jan White was a
passenger on a Lake Shore train bound
east AT Sturgis he mailed letter to a
friend in Grand Rapids. 1t is now said
by a friend OF the general that he has
gone to South Africa to participate IN
the war there. as he is a friend of Col.
Blake, who is lighting for the Beers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
7nz2xlasl1Q
TODAY.s PROCEEDINGS.
speaker Bowen Appoints the Com
,,,y,f.c tn Ipycstiuutt Printing

1nlttec 10 III ' cStlr " = y ~ - - =.
Special to Tines-Rap publican.
IDes Moines Jan. ~. Both houses
held short and uninterestins sessions
this morning and both refused 80 afi-
iourl over unFil Monday senator
Cheshire introduced his bills Tor tn
taxation Of telephone and Express Inns.
similar TO thosA aE last year. puf l1l
into separate Bills 10 ayoid the objee-
ton of doubt subjected y in one bill,
senator Hubbard. of SlopN CITY MIRO
,iuced Il bill apprppriattns slo,ooe for q
monument fer segst. chafles Floyd g
the Lewis and clark expedition, who
died and MAS buried near SIOUX CITY
Several INSURANCE bills We're introduced
i'm the house senator Mcliltyre. Of ct
tumwa. introduced bill q ailow
library taxes Ia D levied in cities os tie
tifst class ~ loss population than g5ooo.
the same as those Of greater popula7
ton. Senator Lewis introduced a bill
repeating the section which provides for
the payment af lttasnfy's fees for tiss-
Tending criminals unable 70 hire aM-
tyers. speaker Rowen appointed clark.
Of Dallas Biake Of Webster and Vii
/ SON of washington. 10 inves s,igaie the
board of control printing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
BoER TRENCHES smEl.LEp.
Buffers Forces Making Rapid Move.
,,ao1afs III Isaffln 8 Il. r,cc tod Soon

mcnrs and Battle is Expected Soon.
spearman's Camp, Natal, Jam Is
s(NighO.-The Boer trenches have been
persistently shelled by the naval guns
all day. Small parties of Boers We're
seen at intervals andsa large force from
the direction of Ladysmith was seen
trehking towards the northwestward OF
the British position. The balloon did
good service, observing that Lyt,leton's
force made a demonstration in the di-
rection of Brakefontein kopjes. four
miles north of the British position, un-
der cover of heavy artillery FIRE To
which the Boers did not respond. ON the
left Warren's troops remained in pos
session of two prominent kopjes behind
Spion kopje. There WAS some Boef
snping, but 1t WAS ineffective.
The Graafrienet Beers evacuated Pri-
eska Janusry 10. and returned north
ward across the river.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
MARsEIALLTOwN. IOWA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 49, 1900


Harlan. to be placed in statuary Hall
in the national capitol and the state
house at Des Moines. AT the present
time Iowa has no representatives in
this hall Of statuary at Washington.
provided for the purpose Of being
filed with heroic statues Of the great
men of the state. So far no statue has
been provided for this purpose Sem
ator Harlan said in the last public ad-
dress which he made in Dss Aloines. in
connection with the laying Of the cor
ner stcne of the historical building.
that there was not statue III bronze
or marble in the state of Iowa Of any
Iowa man except those on the soldiers
monument. The statement was of
course true, and there is quite a senti-
ment in favor of making senator fiar-
Ian the subject of the first exception 70.
this rule The four statues can be pro-
vded for less than $4,000. including ths
models and every expense connected
herewith Mr. Ketcham has none but
u patriotic interest in the matter.
**p
There are some Indications Of lack Of
interest in the three normal schools
proposition in the senate Quite a num-
bar al The prominent senators are
against it at present, altho they may
in time see new light some of them at
least. The norma! school combination
lt,.,aars ID he a mighty strong one and
lit is built on the fact that there viii be
m,,eh more chance for AL the towns
that want schools If three are - be es-
ltaflishesl ti,an II oniy one was 10 bs
stariea rhere is quite a feeling in
favor If establishing one strong insti-
t,tion instead Of three with compara-
lively sn,ll appropriations To start
with. Neither house has been closely
ls0anvassfsel an either nropositien.
Senator Pall of Iowa City. ;oday in
,re.,s,,..s,, Z b;3l for n n apnro,5rixltion f8.
~, tIsstE,,.;,.al society This So
-. ,s,,i,.,, ~. I,..aY in .xistaaee sint.s
1s-- ,d bas acrurnl,latea il Vast
: ,,,g,,,t 80 n,ic.l.ss historical mate
S.,l 80, st,as,,i,,ts along Wit an apr,ro.
,,,.s.,+iar ~ af !, ,p,f7 n4r year The mos
ns tbis K ,,s4a in printing The Iowa
rIis.s,;as, ,s, t..c,rs, am, al t,.,s historical
t,,e.b m, soe{,tv Is jssli
-. s,.,,,o f,,, +, ,in,n rbara are MI,
,.,5,a,,.. ,,,,a, .xnanses connected Wl:i
=. ,s.g,,.,, ;,eiufli,,e rant. ianifor ser
,;a ana a. farsl,h.. means s.9f tn
...s.,,,,. .,,.,,,,, hs.en ,nsutfieisnt 10 lee;
49,, ,,,o,.a man t1yo fiays ii
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
DAY IS AGAINST PUBLICITY.
Proceedings of Paris Peace Commits
sion Not for the Public.

Chicago, Jan. la-Judge William r..
Day former secretary of state and q
member of the Paris peace comlnissie,4,
arrived IN Chicago last night With Mrs
Day and took apartments at the Auda-
forum hotel. He Will deliver an aa-
drs S. tonight before the Ohio Snciety
Judge Day was asked for his opinion df5
the resolution calling for the publication
of the proceedings and documents ot the
peace commission. He said:
While there Was nothing in the pro-
ceedings which Will not bear investiga &
tion. / see no good cause that would be
served by such publication al this time.
During the proceedings many facts We're
ELECTED and much information came to
the commission which We're for the in
formation of that body alone and which
should not be made public. not because
they will not bear the light Of day, but
as a matter Of policy.
Judge Day said he thought the isthmi-
an canal project should and would be
pushed to completion without delay.
Alleged Polygnmfsts as Postmastcrs.
| Washington, Jan. 19.-Postmaste,
General Smith today will appear before
the house committee on postotfices ane
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
Boone business Mems banquet.

Special 10 Tinl1S- ReEuDilcaN
Boone Jan ~ The Boone Business
Mems Association will hold its annual
meeting Monday evening. Jan -, at
the Butler House. A banquet viii be
served about O'Clock, To which ali
business men 0t Boone. whether mem
hers of the association or not, are in
vited. At least seventy-five are ex-
pected. AT the supper topics of inter-
est TO the ASSOCIATION Will be discussed.
After the banquet the annual business
meeting viii lie held. The chief busi-
ness is the election of officers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
supREME COURT DECISIONS.
Decisions Handed Down by lowa'S
Highest rrlbunaI Todny.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Des Mones. Jan. 10. The following
decisions We're handed down by tho SUI
Building. sasings and Loan Associa-
tion VS. F,roelt,I, appellant, Sioux dis
trict. .Aliirinsc
Curd vs.. Ladn8r Corbin, appel
lanis. Hamilton district. Reversed as
10 l.adner; atii8Iaea as 10 Corbir
Rizere. appeiant, vs.. Bizere; Wapello
district Reversed
sylvester ss Incorporated town Of
Casey. appellant Guthrie district Re
.N.arSpl.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
- -
The Molineux TRIAL.

Nm - Ill.
sises 1NS.9'i''s s,s''3t u -
.Iais.S es'asla si4s is3s' 8 :,
- y asdiil3,e ise',,its' ~,
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iliit' !, = 'i'lls ll' 'i''. ..s's ~,
s, -, ,spt,.,.s.
VINO 5estllisa etle4s Wy ~ 1i'.iiS' 'ss
lIs ol Wy 3s.is,Sa : IS.
tsa3s 81 esls l''sSl.ts iss'S,s, =, ~
.si'.s,lsSe4 =. 49, i,3',,ss
.gaH5's5 ,''sls ssasss - .s,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
on a Diplomatic Mission,

New York, Jan. 19.-Montague White,
until recently consul general of the
South African republic, has been in
New York for a week and Is about TO
go to Washington. 1t is supposed he is
on diplomatic mission. He refuses to
be interviewed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
IHE SCOURG[ N HANA|
Fresh Outbreak Of the Black Death
at Honolulu Portion of City
Burned.
Twenty-eight Cases Have Proved
Fatal-Free Trade Proposed for
Porto Rico.
Senate Passes Resolution Asking
President for Certain Informa.
tion About Transvaal.

San Francisco, Jan. 1a.-The steamer
Doric has arrived from the Orient via
Honolulu. it reports a fresh outbreak
Of plague a Honolulu, six deaths hav-
ing occurred between the departure of
The steamer China and that of the Dor
ic. This makes a total of twenty eight
deaths 1t is understood twenty-six
cases are ill hand. Honolulu's China
town is being burned and every effort
made to stamp out the disease.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
,,.acrnI Jop for Iownp.

washington, Jan. 19.-The president
TODAY sent the following nominations to
the senate: Thomas B. Hildebrand, AL
bia, Iowa, to be receiver of public mon
eys at Rampant City. Alaska.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
.GRO|j[RS Want A Law
Will Ask Legislature to Change
Statute Relating to Exemption
of Wages.
The Normal School Lobbyists Pc.
litely Notified That Their Pres
ence is Obnoxious.
Lack of Interest in Normal Schools
In senate-The Printing
Investigation.
speciaI to Times Republican.

1,as ,taines 1, ia ~, ,r,a,,,.. os
''.s y a''' i'ian1iiss pisi'a' a'io'ts ''iu
nave been for some months TO get
law passed to protect their interests.
III nreea,,t the.,au. sxa,,,,s tpa .s,..s
: o'i' ? 80
nient tor ninety days even where the
| debt owed is for family expenses Mo-
l'bi,l mas vat h.en introduced h,,t IL IL A
49, 'N'',S- 80 . ? !" s, -
lhat this DC greatly reduced ana that
| the exemption shall be small sum.
| They argue that where nay s,,nn,y
80, ,4.t.;.e 3t,g.f,a,,,. ,ss,,,,,
,,.a.sss,
=
''s's'es M5fio se' y ust'eis ioi .'ieis si'o-
ceiles, spend ,heir money TOR WHISKY
land tobacco and other things and laugh
at the grocerynlan when he tries tocel-
/ lect his bill. Tiley have naaea Very
it is said that they have a Very strong
4 support established III the legislature
and that some remedy of this Kind is
i almost sure to be adopted.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
.NlS CABLE news OF TODAY.
Tho Weatilsr.
BULLE TIN,

For Iowa Fair tonight and Satur-
day. moderate temperature
For Illinois Threatening tonight.
With rain in the extreme southeast,
Saturday. cloudy and moderate tenn
pel'ature
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-19
uay Arriyes al Cspetown.

Hay .Arrives at Cspetown..
Cape Town. Jan 19.-Adelbert Hay.
the new United States consul at Pre-
toria, has arrived and will start for his
post Saturday.