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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
9apttel 2.
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.3pei @o6en Ipdter finbsn mir Gars
los Bruno, = bus fpaniIde Gquibds
lent fir &arl Braun nit ieinen &C.
fGbrten i'm Yarlor bes y. SpteIs in
Nerp Yort. Quf benz Slide Dor gars
los lieet often Der ~ungsbeure qooreBs
tafenber berStabt unb aus ieinen 4uz
gen ItiebIt fid elm tomii4sr qusbrud
Der 8~erspeifluns. .5infbunbert
8ropn's," Gdst sr unb trabt Iid Ieufs
senb in ben Saaren; runo auBerbem
fiinfbunbert 8raun's; Sinber, mas in
aIIer Welt iolen mir tbun?"
.Ni9 rpiFen ni9t." ertpibert Sfranz
aiseo grinienb unb nWid au9 nidt,"
fiigt Mercebes la9eno binau.
.Wir fDnnten am gnbe cine Inaeiae
in ben Ssralb ieben, oabin lauten6,
baB ale bisIe 9ropn's unb 8raun's
es in ihrsm SntereHe finben fperben,
uns au beiudsn. ooer uns Idriftli9
mitautbsilen, OBJ ie BON einem Rlaus
bon Braun, friibsr in Geip5ig, Seutfdz
Lamb, aniGIiis. beritommsn; oIlein biez
fer Sdritt iebt uns Der 9sfabr elmer
70 entTeblidtn lleberf9psmmung aus,
baB elm tpeiIes gsbenten am 9Gabe
lit. Dir bdben iibsrbies bic cine abreNe
1efunben, 10 DislOerIpredsnb, baB mir
fe iebenfals ausbeuten miiFen. QaBt
Ieben: Griebrid 8ropn, SO 6. g.,
5ranatsco, iei 70 gut unb beTteIe foz
fort cine 9rpI9ts, bamit mir bieIen
Srisbrita 8ropn aufiuden tDnnen.
Rercebss, reife mir meinen Rod unb
Sut - 10, nun tunn's an bic Mrbeit
qeben." Gls Carlos ppr bds Sotel
frat. itanb bic SroIhte bersit. ,3Dnnt
Sbr uns mad SO e. 9. fabren9" fraate
Carlos ben 8uti9er, ipelder Itatt alz
Ter antpprt auf ben Bod iprans, unb
i'm raI9en Srabe oapon fubr. Ra6
8erlauf eines bdlben Stunbe belt bic
9roidte Dor etnem mebritDdisen Sau-
fe, peldts bic Drummer SO iibr Der
! aaustbir fii9rte. Carlos iprans auf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

pis bic f4pere so!bsne llbrtetts lie Su
elmer 9iinitigen gsurtbsiluug perans
ldfen. ober mpdte Tie benz SnItintte
folgen, ipel9er beim neibli6en 9es
idledte 10 fart entpidelt III: genug,
lie aelangte gu Der lleberSsugung, bab
Elm %freunOIifes Gntgeeentommen cine
quite poIitit iei, ipebbalb ie benz Srems
ben bic Sunb bot unb perb;nbli6 faas
te: ~Uteines 9atten 8ertpdnbte finb
bic rteinlaen. Sd beige Sic auf bas
Wdrmite piltommsn. Srib, 2ucie,
tommt unb reidt benz S6eim bic
Sanb."
Die &inber gsbor6ten unb Carlos
nabm ems nd6 benz anbern auf ben
@rm, bsrats unb fiibte beibe unb bants
te bann Bella fir ibrsn fparmen gms
pfang. Bella bagesen bIidte ben 9ats
ten tragenb an unb fdete bann aSs
9erno: Limb Dirb Sntel Carlos feline
Wobnuns Bel uns auffdlasen? Sd
frage nur. 49,"
rRein. nsin, Bella, fuenn i6 mir
bisie Jrei6sit nebmen bari, baran 1T
nift gu benten. Sd babe stpei Siener
BET mir. pelde@u9 gu bel Gait ma.
den fpiirben. Wir bleiben besbaIb
p~orldufia i'm Sotel, Biz i6 i'm Stanbe
bin, Sud meinerIeitiq cine Seimatb
anaubieten, fpas boffentli9 nitt lanoe
anfteben piro. Seute 2tbenb iebod
tperoen mir, nit @urer grlau6nib, uns
bic 6reibeit nebmsn. Sud aufsupars
ten. @eiD S9r gum aufbru4 bersit9
Damn. 80"
rginsn a%usenbtid, o6eim, i4 babe
nit Srib... 80"
Sbr 9atte CAB ibr feline @eleaenbeit
ansaursoen. @r pubte nur sI aut,
mas lie su iasen bate. uno in SauIens
ben bon 5daen mar sr obne .3peifel
aubsr StanOe seipefen, ibre nur su aes
redten Sorberungen .su befriebiaen.
Siesmal iebu9 mar sr nidt nur i'm
Stanbs bies gu tbun. fonbern lie aufs
S04ite gu erftaunen. Wit einem 2ds
6eln, Deldes einsn 4nItri6 bon goss
belt beiaB, sos er cine Der Sunbsrtbols
lursnotel aus Der Sai6e unb faate,
inbem er ibr bieIelbe binrei6te: Sd
peiB. Bella, i9 peib. Oh bait Sim
fGufe su MAIDEN. @trb biss aeniiqen9"
Die fosenunnte feline 9eiittung 1T
unitreitia bic aunIt, uniere Smpulie
All bSaDtn1en 1Inb in hen ShIpipr hpr
@eriteaung gu biiaen. So ssIans Bella,
ibr @ritaunen gu Oer6eresn; alIein
pabreno iie bic 8antnote nit Der Mies
ne elmer PerIou binnabm. fpsl6e an
berqleiden 8agatelen setpDbnt lit unb
nit einem freunbliden 9opfniden if
rem Sant uusfprad. Sog lie innsrlia
nit 9liBesi9neIe lire S9liiFe, ipel6e
in benz @sbaufen culminirten: 8om
Sntel @r0Ius! Den muB man parm
bulten!"
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&apitel 3.
. a m m erund q.

Qls 8rotpn gegen Wittag na69auie
fam. iiberraf6te er bic Sauspirtbin
bergeItalt bur9 llebsrrei9ung Der
f6uloigenWietbe, baB lie nrr perpirrt
Dprte bes 0antes itammeln tonnte,
tpelden Der @obotat nidt bic minbeite
9ea6tuna ffentts. Mit 19roffen
Worten perlangte er bic A%uittun9,
ftedte bieIelbe in bic Sa16e unb en-
ftieg Johann bic Sreppen gum britten
Stod. psl9en er %betppbnte. @r funb
bic Seinen i'm GB5immer, ipp Bella
eben anri9tets. Die 2inber i~tritten
iid lsbbait INN bas P~ripilegium, bas
perI6iebene 9eIdirr an Srt unb
Stelle isben Gil biirfen, elm 2tmt BON
fold abiprbirenoer Wi9ti9teit, baB Iie
bic Intunft bes 8aters gGn3li6 ii6erz
iaben. Bella bagegen nidte ibm freunbz
Iid su, cine Geberbe gang i'm Sim
tlanee nit benz 5tpiIden ben 9eioen be-
itebenben 8erbdltniKe, uno bod aus
asnI6einli9 10 uRerpartet, oaB Elm
Bid Der ueberraidung 8ropn's gus
gen enti9lIpfte, tpelfem elm s~tpsiter
Der 9%efrisoieung ouf Dem Sube folgte.
@inige ausenblide ipGter isbte man
fid su Slide unb begann elm Mabl,
ebenio einfa9. tpenu ni9t ipdrli9, pie
bas @eidirr, ipel9es bafelbe sntbielt.
Die Seller seigteu Giidsn uno bic
S9iiheln 10 bebentlids RtFe unb ions
ftige S6dben. bab nur LANCE 9eppbns
belt bic 3uperIidt srtldren tonnte. mos
nit iie benubt fpurben.
rNun, Bella" fragile Der aOpotut,
bat bic 9antnoie %seniist, ale uniere
9lGubiaer gu befriebigsn2"
rRi6t ale," erpiberte fie lu6snb.
SD besubIte ben GauIter, ben S4neis
Der. ben Sleiider, ben Bidder, alIein
Der Grocer uno Ipotbeter ...."
Sinh nod unbsfriebigt9 Run, bier
lit cine stpeits 8antnote. pel6e pobl
dusreiden pirb."
.Ob. sspiB. Sreb. Sd fiir9ts nur,
uniere 9ldubig.r iinb bur9 bieie
bDdit unerpartet. 8efrisoisuns hires
8utbdbens berg.Italt in grtaie gerds
then. ibrs @eiunbbeit gu sefdbrben."
n9as mag pobl f.in." eripioerte
Srsb trodsn. Pie i6 am GlsiI6erlas
ben Oorbeitam, fab i9 ben Sohn oes
@isentbiimsrs 10 raid ala feline 9sine
i'm traeen tonnten, bic Strabe binubs
laufen. Sd tpetts. sr bults ben 4rSt.
Inn bic Solgen Der erlittenen nebsrrds
f6ung gu permeioen."
sd punbere mid nur, baB mid
Der Sdlas niht riibrte. ais Oh mir
bsute Morsen bic 8antnote rsi6teit.
Wenn maj feds Sabre lang am gums
gertrude genast bal tpis mir 80"
Gin finIterer Bid aus 5reos Ius
gen unterbrad lie. .Menn i'd an 0eis
ner Stele tpGre," groIte er. 10 tpiiroe
i'd bieIe alien SrI9idtsn iebt ntdt
aufriitren. Wenn nt9t ale @n5si4en
triigsn, 70 briat nit SntsI @arlos'
GrI9einen Elm nsusr, sefsrer gag fur
uns at, uno ...."
,acmmt Der 9olbontel nit fsinen
9ien:in gum Ra4tefen9" unterbrd4
i'm feline Satin. ".
Rein, Iiis tommsn mad BEN Gfen."
.Oas 1T Elm Slid; oenn infer 9es
idirr 1T ni4t anssmcHen. anitdnbigs
2euts su betpirtben."
Gin neuer Bid Der Gntriiitun9.
.Site Did, Bella, oisie Settle sesen
ben @vItontel bsrdussutsbrsn. Ct 1T
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l%tnterOfficier GUM sdbnenoen Retrus
tenn: rSe, 2ebmunn, reiBer Sic S6re
MsnasetIappe MID 10 melt utf, Sic
5ebeu bier auf eiuem tDniglidsn 4ds
jernenbofe unb ni9t pieIei4t. tpie sic
ipobl bsn!en, i'm S9laraffenluRb, IND
Sbnen bic stbrat,Rsu Taub<u in ben
Dumb fIkaen.~ ...
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Oag aethsilte 6ers

Ous Y~tlqtIIIt Dtr 4.
Baron: .GntIeBli8 fir mid. oaB
sic 10 pisIs @ersbrer buben. BETH.
SDnnsn Sic iid Oenn gar ni6t entz
i6lisBsu, MIR mid ulsin Su lis6en9"
BaIeteufe: rMarum nidt, Serr 9as
ron2 D,nn Sbn,n Der SpaB nur baRn
uitt gu tbeusr piro!"
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9n bet 2Mitte.
Bot Iuo. 2eOnbart, A. NJ.

cOpyrigh, 1900 blythe German Press & Plate Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
THE FRIEND OF LABOR.
fT,ayenport Renublican.J


In Scott county there are several
thousand wage workers. most of whom
are prosperous under present repub-
lican economic conditions. Many of
these own the homes they live In, 9th
ers have their homes partly paid for.
while still others are laying aside
monthly all they can spare of their
earnings OF course there are some
who have no desire to save and spend
all they make above actual necessities
foolishly Butte the latter class reason
has no appeal. 1t is to the man who
tolls for the purpose of providing for
the future that studies conditions and
is the safety valve in American poli-
tics. The. republican party has always
been the avowd friend of wage earn
ers. Its policies have been for the bet
terment of their condition and its legis-
lation h,ls been to encourage and pro-
tect them. In the convention of Scott
county republicans last Saturday this
fact waszmade apparent in the adoption
of the following resolution:
The republican party recognizes that
the laborer is worthy of his hire, and
that he has rights which should be pro-
tected, that principal among those is
the protection of the products that
come from his hands, from the COM
petition OF underpaid foreign labor.
where ii decreases his earning capacity.
and further that the republican party
believes that there should be closer
union between capital and labor to the
end that each may respect the rights of
the other, and that they may work in
harmony for universal prosperity"
The republican party stands for pros
lection OF American labor. 1t is not in
favor that the products which come
from hands of the toilers in our fac-
tories shall be subject to the COMPETE
ton at home with articles made by un-
derpaid labor in foreign countries.
What the republican party strenuously
opposes lis n condition that decreases q
mans earning capacity.
The fact is also recognized in the res
o1ution that capital is productive
where there is no labor to use 1t. and
that labor cannot live without capital
to employ 1t: hence, between the two
there should be harmony. One has
rights the other should respect. Labor
today lib. well paid. Were 1t underpaid
as it wis in 1886 there could be no gem
eral prosperity.
The man who wishes to earn all he
can should use his ballot to strengthen
the hands OF the political party that
gives him the chance, to the end that
opportunities may increase and de-
mands for his services grow greater In
this way his future is solved, and he
can look with confidence to the day
when he win have a competence. The
Republican submits these thoughts to
every wage Garner in Scott county.
Sylvester A. Newell, an old resident
OF Harvard ILL.,, is dead. q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnnell, Oct a.-Mr. George Rowe
died Tuesday forenoon from TYPHOID
pneumonia. The funeral was held from
the Baptist church Wednesday after.
noon at 2.so.
Will Gardner has been sick for several
days.
AIR. William Wrage, of Sheridan. lief,
for a trip to the "Fatherland." He will
so to Hamburg via Glasgow and New
castle and will visit most of the time
with his brother who is hotel keeper
in Hamburg.
T. j. Bray went to Oskaloosa Tues
day on court duties. Mr.. Bray was ac-
coinpanied by an interesting case OF
Hives
Mrs. Frank Porter and baby who have
been visiting relatives for several
months on the tip end of Cape Ccd re-
turned to Grinnell a few days since
much improved in health.
G. E. Reiss is In Peoria for a visit
with friends.
There will be chicken pie social al
the Congregational church "wednesday
evening.
Mr.. James rutherford and family
have occupied the Williams property
near Second avenue on Main street.
T. p, Tracy, who has been a resident
OF this city for several months. has gone
to Omaha to enter the employ OF q
clothing house there.
Last evening occurred the wedding OF
Miss Nettie Wells and Mr.. Carl Bell at
the home of the brides father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Marsh, of Ches-
ter have gone q visit their daughter
Mrs. S. C. Dickinson in Monezuma.
Mr.. Louis Mack has purchased the
Haines and Lyman eighty near the Or
cult school house in Sheridan.
Frank Schuyler and family have
moved to Oskaloosa, where they will re-
side.
Delos Hall has withdrawn from his
partnership in the Gazette"
Messrs. C. b. Dodge, C. II. Verbeck,
a. j. Pearce. j. L. Van Evera, 3. Jen-
kins. H NJ. Bray, Charles Mehlin, j. X.
Lewis, C. I. Laros. c. c. Keister and
7. r. Cessna were the delegates IN at
tendance at the Malcolm democratic
convention Wednesday.
Prof F. r. Amy has rented his resi-
dence on East street, to Rev. and Mrs
F. /. Page. Mr.. Page has occupied the
property. TX,
The Ladies Cemetery Association hold
meeting at the city hall Friday at
o'clock. .
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Chafee returned to
day from their old home in New York
where they have been visiting old }ainil-
lar scenes for the past two months
Mr. chafee has improved much IN
health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
'Indioe,tion.

tu0l808Su0Us
Perfect digestion means pure blood.
Pure blood means a clear complexion,
a bright eye and an elastic step. In
digestion is always the result of neg
ligence. To fail to assist nature in
remedying a defective system and to
bring about harmony in the natural
functions Of the body. is worse than
unwise-ft is a crime against nature
and self. Overcrowding the stomach,
or eating food difficult of assimilation,
is one of the main causes OF Indigestion.
Indigestion is known by sallow, spotted
or pimpled skin; dull and lusterless
eyes; disagreeable taste, with coated
tongue: fretful disposition and ILL
temper. DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
and Herb Laxative Compound gives
instant relief, and is a complete cure
for. all forms of stomach troubles,
dyspepsia, biliousness and constipation,
sick headache. nervousness. rheuma-
tism and malaria. Sold by all drug
gists in so cent and 81 bottles.but never
in bulk We will be glad to send you o
trial bottle and very interesting little
booklet on stomach troubles, IL you will
mention your symptoms. Pepsin
Syrup Company. Monticello. III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
rs Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun
dreds Of Different Towns
and Communities.
THE DEMOCRAT CHALLENGES
PHILLIPS.

B..
fMontezuma Democrat.1
After the last Tuesday issue of the
Democrat Its editor was waited upon
by q leading and prominent attorney
not of Montezuma-and informed that
its editor was to be sued for libel by
Thomas Jefferson Phillips of Ottumwa,
a candidate. for governor of Iowa. We
hope Phillips will commence the suit
at once in order that we may give
the public some more facts concerning
this honorable (?) gentleman who is
a candidate for the highest office within
the gift of the voters of Iowa In order
to give Phillips a pointer of two upon
which he may base his suit for libel,
we hereby assert and can prove that he
has publicly charged his wife with
being woman OF unchaste character;
that he's willing to accept $1,000 dam
age as salye for his wounded feelings
in suit for the alienation of the at
fections (!) OF his wife, and for his
being brought into dishonor and dis
grace! We charge him with treating
his wife in q brutal and inhuman man
ner. II tile above are not sufficient
counts" for Phillips to base a libel
suit upon against the editor of the
Democrat, we will gladly assist him
with other facts that will be more SEN
sational II not as fit for publication.
Hurry up your libel suit. Candidate
fort Governor Thomas Jefferson Phil
lips Of Ottumwa, Iowa. We're ready.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
The Grirlnell News.

D. =. Allyn has moved TO Riceville.
He will be employed for some time on
lathing jobs in that city.
Work on the new Carney house on
High street will be commenced this
week.
About twenty men are entered for the
fall handicap race which takes place at
the fair grounds Friday at p. m.
The game with Drake will be played
Saturday instead of Friday evening, as
has been announced. A special train VIII
be run on the Rock Island and rate
of 81 for the round trip will probably be
secured. The game will be played In the
evening by electric light. as was first
planned.
w n. Arnold, who graduated from
the college last June, is taking course
in osteopathy at the Still College, Des
Moines.
An examination for admission to the
Congregational choir will be held this
evening at the church. A reorganization
of the choir is under way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson, who have been
spending year in America. are on their
way to Japan to take UP their mission
work once more. They will visit their
son, ). D. Atkinson, of this city, for
few days on their westward trip.
Mrs. Main will entertain the Faculty
Club ON Saturday afternoon from to s.
A. d. Talbot was In Brooklyn yester-
day on business.
Clint Child has taken up his work as
manager and partner in the lumber yard
in New Sharon. Mr.. and Mrs. Child Will
make their home in that city.
Senator j. p. Dolliver will speak IN
Grinpell during the latter part OF the
campaign. 1t was also hoped to secure
Mr.. Cummins, but this is found to be
impossible.
The regular monthly council meeting
is due Monday evening.
The Interior Telephone Company has
closed a ten-year lease on the rooms Tor
their new exchange in the Spauldtng
block and the rooms are being remod-
eled to suit the convenience of the COM
rany.
The ladies of the Edison House will
entertain their friends Saturday even
ing.
ID. w. Norris will hold his annual sale
next Wednesday, Oct. 9, at II o'clock.
Mr. Norris sales are remembered par
ticularly for the good lunches served.
DR.. Somers addresses the men OF the
college this evening at $50.
Considerable stir has been caused IN
administration circles by the resigna-
ton of George Gwin from the office OF
street commissioner. Mr.. OWNS resig-
ration was accepted by the street and
alley committee and now the city has no
street commissioner. The question caus-
ing the commotion is in regard to the
amount of work done by the street com.
missioner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03

Judge c. d. Clark. of Chattanooga,
who was selected as referee in the coal
miners wage scale controversy, has
made his report, which has been ac-
cepted by the other arbitrators. It
provides that nine hours shall constitute
q working day, as asked by the miners,
without changes in wages now paid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03

Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ute Cough Cure for the sufferlngs 1t has
relieved and the lives of their little ones
&: has saved. Strikes az the root of the
trouble and draws out the Inflammation.
The children's favorite cough cure.
George p, Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
What's Your Face Worth?

Sometimes n fortune, but never. II you
have sallow complexion. a jaundiced
look. moth patches and blotches on the
skin,-all signs of liver trouble. But DIR.
Kings New Life Pills give clear, rosy
cheeks, rich complexion. Only rs cents
a. George p. Powers drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
Homeseekers' Excursions.

The Chicago Great Western railway
will sell tickets to various points IN the
west, on October 18th. November 9TH
and 18th. and December Sd, at one fare
plus Sc 6or5 the round trip. For informa-
ton apply to ]. A. Ellis, ticket agent,
Marshalltown, Ia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
rRLALs or a MINIsTER.

washington Press
The Sunday after NJ. e. annual con-
ference the members of the churches
are on the qul vive. inspecting the new
pastor that the wheel of fortune has
rolled to them. The irubber-necking is
limitless, the curiosity keen. rs he
married.. II 30. there are cases OF
we'll defined heart failure. rs he sim
g!e?" II so, there's no rest till 1t Is
learned IL he is legitimate game. Has
he been '.exposed?" IL he engaged
Has he LETT girl behind him? How'll
we find out IL he Is heart-free? Goo-goo
eyes are made to him. Eyes blue.
gray, black. brown, fire shots at him
with smolseless powder from masked
batteries.
After service. We'll, how do you like
him p" And he is put thru the gamut of
criticism 1t is an ordeal for the poor
man. and he Is nervous and can't do
his best.
n married, his wife Is. not with him
that critical Sunday. She stayed to
pack up The housesoit .ocds She has
become an adept and expert in packing
dishes so they won't chip. Into boxes
and barrels 90 dishes, pictures. books.
tidies. bedding, and what not. The wife
will appear the second Sunday, and
rubber-ne.cking Will resume. is she
nice2 Isn't she nice?, Introductions
after service to the sisterheod and kiss
es all round.
The change makes a ferment. New
Corners are always yeast. and raise the
whole congregation and more or less of
the community of Gentiles outside the
Immediate flock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
Russian, like Pcrsumery.

The Russians are very good and lucra-
tive customers to the makers of perfuni-
cry, for it flows like water MS spray In
their apartments and in the little orna-
mental fountains that decorate their
drawing rooms and state apartments.
among the III most luxury that prevails in
rare flowers and plants, especially IN st.
Petersburg during the long winter season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
IN u NC
MENTAL AND MORAL.

snsvs In An er,ce the whole future of the child.
Il Ii highly important that pregnant women
I nicer the issue With calm compoSure and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
C.sAs N. w. RAILwAlY.

CHICAGO GREAT xwEsTEEN{ RYs
Maple Leaf Route.
81 Sss;, TRAINS SOUTH
Not d. NJ & K. @. Limited As a m
Y Nos S y. H., st. j. s X. e. Express. $3.50 a IN
hos northwestern Express u. ~ d IN
sits5 go TRAINS NORTH AND EAST
No. Twin Oily and Chicago Spell. L. IL a m
Z Np.1 ct. Paul and Chicago Exp. 90. 30 IN
{ No.s Twin City and Chicago Linn, io.4v y N
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AGENTS WANTED.

M'<lNLEYs LlFE-BY MuRAT
Halstead: best author; best book best
terms; retails $3.50: will duplicate any
offer on inferior books: credit given.
freight paid: outfit free J. 8. ziegiers
& Co, Chicago, Ill
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..LIFE OF WiLLiAMs M'tslNlEY
with memorials by nations prominent
men. Large: fully Illustrated extra.
terms; freight paid credit giyea: big
pay for quick work outfit ready ffee.'
Send 10cents for postage. zisGier Coz
1874 Dearborn street. Chicago.
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Sylvester A. Newell, an old resident
of Harvard, ILL.,, is dead.
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TO RENT-EIGHT ROOM HOUSE;
with all modern Improvements and
good barn. Delano T. Smith. court
house. M
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70 REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM.
furnished and heated. Suitable for:
man and wife, or two gentlenen,3
1914 East Linn street. ~ 4 & ~
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70 RENT /

70 RENT-A FURNISHED Of.
sunfurnisher room, with heat; 107 South
Eighth street. ~ &
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70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM,
with or without board. to- two gentle
men. Address o., care T.-R
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ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS under the head
ing Wanted" For Sale" ITO Rent"
ITO Exchange" ITO Trade" Lost
or found" inserted in this column
ONE CENT A WORD for each inser-s
ton, payable Invariably in advance.
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FOR sALE-FINE FARM LAND.
An eighty and forty together. abut
ting this city. Price $4,000. One
fourth cash down. Call on or address
C.. E. Greet. Eldora, Iowa.
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TO RENT FURNISHED ROOM
612 West State street :Ss