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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

&leiberbdnbler 30. Burton (dBt i'm
eaufe Der biesidbrisen Yauiaiion elm
aeaeS Sofal fir iein @ei6dft erri9=
ten. Wdbrenb zines pom bodm.
Ortspfarrer P. Gonrao, 8. 9. s.,
Oienitas Worsen sebaltenen Srau~
amtes lieBen ii6 ebeli9 perbinben
6err Sobn zimmerman nit Srdulein
Barbara Saumsdrtner uno Serr Sobn
Saumsdrtner, Sruber Der porsenann=
ten Sraut, nit ,Srdulein Warsaretba
zimmerman, S6welter bes porse=
%nannten 8rdutisamS, Nuf Der Oopz
pelbo95eit, 81 Der cine srobe S9aar
munterer @aite ii6 einsefunben batte,
wurben bic beiben slidli6en Yaare
nit ben berSli6iten @liidminiden uno
i6Onen ansebinben rei9li6it beoa6t,
unb i'm &reile Der Heupermdblten ains
IS re6t luitis Der. 0aB BEN Sreu.
ben bes So9Seitstases ME tribe Stun=
ben i'm gbeleben fOlSen mOsen, min:
l6en mir ben beiben Srautpaareu aus
sansem 6erSen. = @beli6 uerbunben
uurbe Oienitas lebter @o@e Serr
Sim. Sdwinsbammer nit @ittme
Barbara @arreis. W0se Dem jun
gen, bier in bober Q9tuns itebenben
Srautpaare Der @beslidsltern ME per=
1tnfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Ct Seiep6.

Sier 9Onnte ii6 bas iunse 8olf
porisen Sonntas bic infotse elmer
S9littenbabnerm0sli6te @interfreu=
ben, inoem basIelbe cine gemeiniame
S9littenpartie bur6 bic StraBen Der
Srtl6aIt madte, nobel Der porse=
'pannte alte Glel am i6le9telten un6
bic erl6iebenen @irtbIdaften am BE-
item abtamen.-Sie iunsen pielper=
lpre6enben Burden Oominif Sole
ma uno Sobn 8ieoer baben Iid Der
Die Sauf Centre Sanbelsl9ule be-
lu6enoen Stubenten : S9aar anse=
l6lolien uno bereiten ii6 BORT aui ben
&aufmannsitanb por.-OaB bic Be-
liber Der S9r0ber's WIble es ni9t
ALIEN auf ibren @eminu ionbern au9
auf ben gortbeil ibrer Sarmertuubz
i9aft abseieben baben, seb. oaraus
beruor, baB in bieler Wible INNER
einise Gents mebr fir @eisen besablt
werben ais an ben ibrisen Pldsen in
Stearns Gounip, ct. gloub ielbft
ni9t aussenommen, besa6lt mirb.
&imbaQ.
Dieter Srti6aft lit nunmebr cine
Iubitantieue Wablmible seii6ert. 1n=
ldnsit itimmten bic bieiisen g~emobuer
nit ausnabme zines Witbirsers ein=
beuis fur Yeraussabuns zines Bonus
i'm Setrase uon 5000, barob bic Mllz
lenfirma pom &insitone ii9 enti9loi=
len bat, mad &imbal ibr gei6dit gu
perlese1 uno cine 4Ox40 SUB sroBe,
swet Stod bohe Wtiible NIT elmer Sa=
sescapasitdt pom Is Barrel gu bauen.
Die @el6dftsleute ireuen ii6 Oh Ses
gntl9lu1es Der unternebmer, benz bas
n%nternebmen nirb obne l3peiiel benz
bieiisen @el6dftsuertebr neuan sSm=
pulls perleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Nortb Yrairie.

Serr SacOb Sbienes utb @attin
murben Woutas &benS BON ibren
Sreunben in ansenebmiter @eiie iberz
raidt; Der ireunblide Sell6 bra6te
einise ausenebme Stunoen NIT ii6.
fleineS &iRS Der Samilie Scarf
SOroi6 itarb OOnneritas bas BE.
srdbniB fanb Samitas itatt. -Sranl
Sura brad nit elmer @asenlabune
Sols auf benz WiHiilippi bur6 Die
gisbede, fam aber slidli6erweile nit
einem falten Babe bapon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Mus Der nm9e9emb.
alberta.

Sielisen Sreunben bes aus Slrrioo
suriidsefebrten Serrn Sobn Spoo UNI
iol6en, bic serne lber SlOriba uni
beiien 9ortbeile fir BEN 9anbbar
ipreden boren, fam beiien Sel u6 nab:
renO Der lesten Sage bO9it ansenebm.
SEER SpoO uar, beuor er ii6 in SlO,
riba umiab, i'm State @albiustor
,anldliis, unb pie mobl er fur ben fer:
men @elten immer nod Elm sutes
@ort bat, i9eint ibm bod Sloriba,
wenisitens Die @esenb pom @biplep,
ans Sers semadieu gu iein. Seiner
Susiase mad eisnet ft9 NIT Qusnab=
me pon @eisen iener Staat uortreif=
lid fir ben Sau pom &leinf0rnern,
wie fur @iebsu9t unb nameutli9 fur
Sbitsu9t. am 5. Sebruar mirb 9err
Spoo wieoer pon ct. glouo mad
E1nuba abreilen unb ieine Samilie
neunsebn anbere Eerlonen aus
StearnS County, unter wel9en Serr
50. @irsfelb pom ct. &i6olas, nit
nebnen. Die &eile nimmt spei uno
eiueu balben Sag in anipru@. gs
liest 5errn Spoo ni9t an, bas quite
Sanb, mel3es man biuis, wenn au@
nt9t seraoe fir 81 per Nder, anfau=
fen fam, aasupreiien T; mer immer ii6
aber in Sloriba umseieben bat unb
elm &euuer BON 9anb lit, miro NIT
ibm BARN ibereinltimmen, baB IS aus
Der benz Staate Winnelota in ben
Ser. Staaten nod einen smeiten stbt,
NO ii6 bes Sarmers SleiB lobnt, uHb
bieler lit Sloriba.
Treeport.
Bel Der Nrbeit in Ser 9eurp &lal=
Ien's Sdsemiihle bradte iid porisen
5reitas Sobann Stunoebed permit
telit elmer I9arfen Irt cine flat
fenbe @unbe am 8etne Bel, bic pom
Or. 5ilbert aus WelrOie susendbt
, wurbe. = Sn Der Samilie bes Serrn
Sp. @iiptenbers bal ii6 O~ipbetberie
einseiteat ale mOsli6en @abreseln
CUR S%erbinberuns Der Serbreituns bie=
fer aranfbeit iine s%etrofien; aud iinb
bier mebrere Perienen BON Der sSnz
huenSa seplast. = l6err Worib 500
iden bat cine giienbabn : @aSenla=
buns SAFER aus Soma erbalten, bic
er 9ebirftisen CUR Serfisuns iteut.
Ser 8ernb. Comics, elmer Der pros
m%inenten Sarmer aus benz Sown Mil=
moob, ldBt bas gaumaterial an Srt
unb Stelle i9affen. unb eine Der sr0b=
ten Stauuusen In eieier @eseno err
ridten gu laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Nem Wmnid.

Sin auiinnen eisener Dirt bat eine
auspdrtise &esieruns bur6 ibren in
Nilmautee %itationirten Goulul al ben
bier mobnenben, % Sabre alten So
baum Bauer seitelt, melder Dor iiuf
|Sabren aus OeEerreid=llnsarn mad
amerifa ausmanberte unb iest anse-
sansen mirb, iid leinem &aiier mie=
Der gu i%telen. eSSn einem 8rtefe pom
goniul tn Milwaufee mirb er aufse=
forbert, IS gu ienben, UNI it6 inner
balb breiBis Sasen in Milmaufee ul,=
teriu6en unb feititelen gu l~aiien, OF
er gum Wilitdr tausli6 iei ober nidt.
Sails er bieIem @eiu@ ni6t na9fom=
men nil, miiie er ii6 Dor Dem Item
Wdrs bieies Sabres in Der alten Sei=
matb gum Wilitdr iteIen. Ser iunz
se Bauer befinbet it9 i'm Seiib Der
eriten 8irserpapiere uno bat ben Com
jul in Milmaufee miiien lalien, baB
er ii6 gu benz an Jpn seiteaten faiier=
.li9en Nnlinnen ni9t periteben tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Spring 9iQ.

Ser bier felt Sabreu anidiiis serue=
lene, aasemein sea9tete berr Sobn
Oeermann 1T mad 8isbie, sc. g.,
umsesosen, no er feline firbere Ibd=
ltiafeit entfalten mirb, -Srdulein &a=
rolina Oidmann, welde infolse uon
8aheriu6t auf's &ranfensimmer an
semielen mar, sebt lansiam ibrer @e=
neluns entsesen. = Ser in Der Sant
BON WelrOle ais &aiiirer anseitelte
6err Sobn Sod, Sobn Der bier mob
nenben Samilie $. Bod bat leiner an
sesriIfenen Geiunobeit mesen bic pou
ibm msbrere Sabre in @bren betleibe=
te Steae nieberselest uno lit CUR Yfle=
&c ieiner @%eiunsbeit in's elterli9e
6aus suriidsefebrt. anfanss Mdrs
mirb er als &aiiirer in Sic gant 81
S%redenrtoae eintreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Solbinssforn.

Nid. Senuid unb Sal. Sermann
befannten it9 Wontae nor Sriebens=
ri6ter Simperi6 gu ct. gloub bes
ibneu CUR Sait selesten Sersebens
ni6t i6ulbis, unb t4r 9roseB wiro
am 81. Sanuar .: ii6 seben. =
5o9w. Pfarrer @ilfens bat ii9, ba
in letnem Sefinoen feline Seneruns
eintrat, nod ct. GlouO beseben unb
ii6 ore Yfese Der ebrw. &ranfenz
l6meItern i'm ct. Gapbael's Soipital
anbeimgeltelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
ct. Niaolas.

gm Is. Sanuar besaben it'd bic
Serren Sobn 6ommes, Seinri6 So=
Der, Nid. grib, Seed. Sones uno Yes
ter Sbeis mad @attins, molelbit iie
elmer gerlammluns bes bOrtisen ia:
tboliiden S0riteruereins %beiwobnten
unb ii9 re6t ansenebmer Stunben I'M
&reile Ser munteren SOriter gu err
freuen batten. -Sonntas Nadmittas
murbe Elm uiersebn Wonate altes &tnb
Der Samilie Watb. Wap, mel6es
Sreitas in bic gwisfeit abberufen
murbe, benz fablen S9oB Der grbe
iiberseben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
GoQesebiae.

Sie WeitSlieber Der an ber BON ben
bo9m. Senebictinerudtern in bieiem
Conn 10 e~rfolsrei6 seleiteten ct.
Sobn's GrSiebdnssanitalt fir iunse
Wtdnner in Sliitbe itebenben literart=
i6en QilOciation febrten, na6bem iie
Wittmo6 abenb I'M OapibIon Opernz
bauie gu ct. gloub bas biftoril9e
Drama uYi5aroo" aufsefibrt uab nit
ibrerO ariteauns alIsemeine3 ufrieben=
belt seseben batten, wieberum an bic
%2ebranitalt Suriif, itd beIien freuenb,
baB man in st. gloub ibre 9eiItunz
gen ais Oiuetanten ansuerfennen unb
gu wirbisen wuBte, inoem Der Selu6
tros Der bitteren &dlte, bic am gors
iteuunssabenbe berridte, Elm gutter
mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Ct MuauRa.

Serr sSolepb &remer, S9wieserz
John bes Germ 8m. Wunb, murbe
pom ber @rtppe befauen unb liest am
9unsenfieber ernitltd erfrantt nteber.
Serr WuuO Mill benz Sarmeritano
pallet iasen unb wirb sesen Witte
Sebruur nit ieiner Samilie mad ct.
gtoub umsieben. -Na6 sesenieitisem
l1ebereintOmmen bat ii6 bic Sirma
Seb & @ets, @tsentbamer Der geez
nab Wible, aufselOlt; e~riterer mirb
ais aleiniser @isentbiimer bas Sc
l6dft meiter betreiben. = Die Sirma
SeB & WoOs, G~isentbimer Ser nabe
bieier Srti6aft liesenben 3ieselei, sez
benft in bielem Sabre BRET Miaioz
men l3ieseliteine gu fabrisiren, fails
es On Sem nOtbisen 5ols ni6t man.
seln wirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
8atfinS.

Sim II. San. wurbe bierb as Seit Dec
81, antonius ieierli9 besansen. De,
ct. Intonius Wdnnerperein ains in
corpore gum slide bes Germ. SIN
Sei@titub( 10 wie an, Nltare balfeu
Die bo@w. Serren SaB6ino pom ct.
Ni6olas uno Ysifer pom gpeu 9al=
lep unierem bodm. Seeliorser &aiti=
gar aus. Na6 Der tir6li9en Sseier
belt Ser Wdnnerperein cine Ser
lammluns, in wel9er pom Wdnner6or
einise i60ne eieoer sur grbeiteruns
uorsetrasen uurOen; AUDI fir @rfri=
l6unsen mar beitens selorst. 6o6m
6err Sap 'inb belt einen interefanz
ten SortraS ii6er bic g%ntitebuns ser
S9peis, letn Seimatbslanb, unb Ell.
men 5meiten hber Sen BON ben pier
tonansebenbenS timmen selieferten@e=
fang I'M 9ersleid gum gersine uno Ser
@emeinte. = Observation-Disclosures g.
$. @eber pom bier purbe BON ieiner
@attin nit einem munteren S6bnden
acknowledgment Wontag belt bic
@atfins CREAMERY : @eieui9aft lire
Sabresuerl ammlun9, nobel benz Be-
ri6t semdb bas uersansene @ei6afts=
iabr ii6 als elm erfolsrei6as ermies.
@dbrenb beslelben muroen iiber ST.
600 on Sarmer ausbesablt, wel6em
um ltanbe es on eriter Stene gu per-
oanfen lit, baB bteie @esenb eiuen 10
ral3en Quh6muns senommen bat.
Sest weiB man bic Sortbeile elmer
creamery erlt redt gu miiroisen u16
man miro barnad tra6ten, nod gro
Beren Cribs bur9 bielelte gu ersielen.
BON 6errn Nif. S9iuo muroe Elm
einen unb einen balben Mfer sroBes
2ansitif fur $500 sefauft, bas ais
Sauplab fur cine neue S6ule benust
miro. = Srdulein &ola, So9ter Der
Samilie 0eonbarb Seller pom bier,
befinoet ii6 lit Der Samilie sSolepb
gund gu Sluhton mobl urb munter.
Nem Yabnesbiae.
Snfolse elmer bier aufsetreteneu
glattern : epidemic lit unlere Sod
idule seidloiien woroen. Giner Ser
9ebrer unb mebrere Sdulfinoer muir.
ben BON Der &ranfbett befauen. SIS
iinb jebo6 aae mOsliden gorfebrun=
gen setrOffen, Dem @eiterumii6srei=
fen Der 8lattern uorSubeusen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
&ofniGe.

Snnerbalb furser 3eit wsrben@eb
&euner bier eine Sdsemiible i'm Se.
trieb leben. Oas @runbitid aui mel,
dent bic Whble erri6tet urb bas Sc.
l9aft betrieben wirb, lit nabe Dem s..
&c. 8abnseleile.-Ils @oriteber Be,
SonifaSius Stride linb bic 6erren sc.
y. Wenner, Nit, Safes unb death
S9mttt erwdblt worben. Sei ber
@erlammluns fibrte Serr 3. SO.
8reilen ben Soriis. - IS beiBt, bab
50. Gblert, wel9er in unIerer Sut.
terfabrtf ais 8utterma6er anaeiteut
1T, it'd binnen &urSem nod benz iib=
lt9en Ebetle bes Staates beseben unb
bort tn gerbinbung nit ieinem Bru=
Der Elm gei@dft e~r6fnen rpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24
Sudman.

3err 8. Hbobe uon &opalton bat
bur6 Sermitteluns bes 9anbasenten
Sobn Sdmolte BON bier cine babe
Section 9anb in Der Ndbe Ser in
saitrup, Morriion County, gu errid=
tenben fatb. Stride sefauft. 6err
S9molte febrte Montas pon ben
e3miuinssltdbten Suriif, no er lpieoer
fart in giienbabnldnbereien gema6t
baben iou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

.tg S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-20

shoot squirrels. An alteration ensued
and the father was killed The defense
claims that the father renewed the
quarrel of the early morning and start
ed after his son with an open knife.
threatening to discmbowel him. The
boy shot, tearing the muscles OF the
fathers side and arm. The father con-
tinued in pursuit of the son, when the
boy turned and shot second time,
Which took effect in the face, causing
instant death. The defendant has never
denied the killing. but contends that his
act was committed in elf-defense. AS
the defendants life prior to the killing
vas always above reproach public sym
pathy was at once aroused in his be-
nalf, 20 there is no doubt but that the
young man will receive fair trial. He
was admitted to bail in The sum of $780,
coo at the preliminary examination,
which bail was furnished, but since the
Indictment was returned last fall he has
been confined in Jail.
County Attorney NJ T.. Hutchinson
will appear for the state. while the de-
Tense is in TIE hands of AfcCrary Bros,
of Lake City
Druggists from Lake City, Farnham-
Vile. l4ohrville, Jolley and Rockwell
City, comprising nine in all, are defend
ants in nine atcions brought by II. III.
Abrams, of the State Anti-Saloon
League, for The Illegal sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-20

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-20
SUES INSURANCE COMPANY.
Barbsr,s Relatives VIII Attempt to
Collect on His Policy.


Des Moines, Feb 90 -The petition in
Bernice Barber, OF Webster City, VS..
the Annuity Life Association of Dies
Moines was filed in the district court
yesterday. Plaintiff is the son of the
late George Barber, whose home was in
Webster City and who had his life in-
sured in the defendant company for &c.
200. Plaintiff alleges that Myrtle
Wright. in whose name the insurance
was written, can not recover, for the
reason that she either murdered Barber
or caused him to be murdered, while
they were stopping together at Pagosa
Springs, Col
1t is understood that Mrs. Wright in
tends to intervene in this case, in de-
Tense of the charge that she can not be
made the beneficiary because of having
caused the death of Barber, and to file
a cross petition against the company.
asking for judgment for the full amount
of the insurance.
The claim was made at the time of
BARRIERS death that he died from pos
soning, and that Mrs. Wright poisoned
him, but the courts failed to respond TO
a demand for her prosecution, a Colo
RADIO grand jury ignoring the case on
the ground of insufficient evidence to
establish the charge
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-20
BRAKEMAN FATALLY HURT.
Fred Pickering Has His Heas
Crushed at Boone.

+ TeU fIcRcrlnx Has HIS Head
Crushed at Boone.
Special to Times Republican.
Boone, Feb 20. Fred Pickering, c.
~ N. w. passenger brakeman. was
;rrobably fatally hurt here early yester-
day. He was preparing for his regular
run on No. l, from Boone to Council
bluffs, when the accident occurred. His
train pulled into this sation behind time
Tuesday morning, where it was turned
over to Conductor Warner and his crew.
The duties of the brakeman consist in
coupling on the new engine, cutting
in the air and strnging the bell cord
ever the tender into the engine cab.
The work had just been begun and
the engine was backing onto its train
which stood in front of the depot Fred.
evidently in a hurry, did not carefully
calculate the distance the engine still
had to run before he could make his
coupling, or possibly he might have att
tempted the Ear hose coupling before the.
engine tank met the bumper" on the
mail car These are merely conjectures
of the several parties who witnessed the
accident. but the exact mannersin which
he received the injury may never be
known. From every indication. tho, he
must have leaned forward. grasped the
hose, an end in each hand, and was.
either bending low to make the coupling
or saw his danger and tried to extricale
himself from his perilous position, just
as the end of the tank caught his head
against the end of the car.
The engine, altho moving slowly.
came onto the train with great force
and caught his head in such manner
as to terribly crush and bruise the
same, from which he was rendered un-
conscious and from WHICH he has not
yet recovered.
He was Immediately taken to his par
erts' home a { Seventh and Linn streets,
and the company's physician and his
corps of assistants were summoned and
every relief known to medical science
and surgery was administered but his
injury Is of such a nature that there is.
not single chance in a thousand that
he can recover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-20
Zearine News.
to Times Republican.

Special to IlrneS-Republlcan.
Gearing, Feb 90 The Juvenile Tenn
pie Lodge held public Installation Of
Officers at the lodge hall Sunday after
noon. The following officers Were in
stalled: Past chief Templar, Lester
Burkhart; chief Templar, Ray Clift.
vice Templar. Fred Rogers; secretary.
Jessie Springer: assistant secretary,
Lulu Roberts. chaplain. Florence HiX;
financial secretary, Henry Resebor-
3ough IS trsa surer Bertha Otto: marshal,
Joe Roseborougf; deputy marshal, Ilo
Thatcher; guard, Fannie Meekins. sem
ltinal Ray Tisdale. After installation q
very nice program was given by the
members of the lodge. and they deserve
great credit for he work they are doing
in the line of temperance work. Mrs.
Cliff, the superintendent of the Juvenile
Temple Lodge. has been an earnest
worker with the little folks and they all
enjoy the interest she takes in them.
After the program was closed the visit
ors and members We're treated to
oranges.
Messrs. c. A. Burkhart and ]. j. Ross
went To Minneapolis yesterday TO at
tend the Buttermakers' convention.
IHc lpiiON iiit, llScpl'-as :
Central Iowa Teachers Association
convention Al Marshalltown Saturday.
Misses Lena Richardson, Queen Burk-
hart. Ethel Hall, Lizzie johnson, Nellie
King; Messrs D. a. Tsaale, Willie
Golly, Ernest Bean. Burton Richardson.
F. Johnson. w. H. Golly and MIR. Shell
don
Mr.. Fox has moved his household:
goods in the Richardson house on North
Center street.
Miss Lizzie Allen left Friday for chi-
cage where She will spend two Weeks
at a wholesale millinery house and then
goes to fredericksburg. where she will
have charge Of a millinery shop.
Guy Cliff was home from Dies Moines
to spend Sunday With his parents.
Johnnie Wiekham has returned to his
school work at the Ames College.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-20
BRICKMAKERS MEET.
Tho Iowa Association Holding Co

Inc iowa Association Holding Com
vention Mt Boone.
Special to Times Republican
Boone. Feb. 20.-The Iowa Brick
Makers Association is in session here
today, each train bringing in many rep
resentatives from all parts of the state
in response to the 400 invitations is
sued. This afternoon an interesting
program was carried out, the election Of
officers and time and place of meeting
being as yet undecided The business
men OF the city tender the association
a banquet this evening at the Butler
House and the session closes tomorrow,
concluding witha trip to the new C. &
N w. bridge. Some prominent profess
sors of Ames College will give interest
ing talks to the assembly on the subject
of clay and brick making, and if posi-
bic to remain over the party will take a
trip to the college Thursday and.review
the institution.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-20

Of dyspepsia and other diseases Of che
stomach and organs Of digestion and
nutrition by the use Of Dr.. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery. It alway3
helps. It almost always cures.
Q. S. Copenhaver, Esq, of Mount
Union. Huntingdon Co., p. (Box 7z7):
writes: rAbout twelve years ago val
suddenly taken with pain in the phi
of the stomach which was so violent
could not walk straight. It would grow
more severe until il caused waterbrash
and vomiting Of Shiny, yellow water.
I consulted physician and he told ma
I had form Of dyspepsia and treated
me for about six months with but little
benefit. stiN kept getting SO weak
could scarcely walk. I then tried a.
other physician and he told me my livel
was out of order and that had indiges.
ton. He gave me treatment and /
got some better, but only for short
time. then tried another one who
said / had chronic Indigestion, ulcers.
ton of the lining Of the stomach. torpid
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-20
Butter BEST.
State College Exhibitat N ational'
Dairy Convention Receives
Highest Score.
The Exhibition at ST. Paul the
Largest Ever Held.-Score
Was SO.
Professor Charles Price to Be
Head OF Horticultural
Department.
,ecial to Times Republican.

Alnes. Feb. Professor Curtis re-
ceived a telegram from G. L.. Mckay,
instructor in dairying at the Iowa State
College. who is attending the national
scairy convention at ST. Paul, stating
that Iowa state College received the
highest score of any butter exhibited al
that meeting and that The exhibition
was the largest ever held. The scole
was 9s
Professor Homer Charles Price, as
.sistant in horticulture and forestry at
the University of Ohio situated at
Columbus. has been secured as head Of
the department of horticulture at the
Iowa State 'ollege. Professor Price is a
:oung man and is Well qualified for the
position
DIR. Baardshear. president of the Iowa
State College. delivered two addresses
yesterday at the state farmers nsti-
tute which is in session this week at
Jacksonville, Ill.