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Evening star., 1901-03-04

Washington and Mt. Vernon Hatchet
Spoons, the most beautiful spoon on the market,
containing eight subjects-inade of o25 1000 sill
Souvenir Plaques-size 7 by made OF
white metal-will not tarnish-six subjects SIPS
Mckinley and Roosevelt in a nut shell-a
very unique souvenir ....................1o 1oc.
A large variety of souvenirs, which sold
at ....................5c SC. and Ioc.
Sterling Silver Comb and Hair Br,lshes-in
neat boxes-per set. et.................i...S SIPS
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes. Mirror and,
COmb-ln leatherette cases. ......... S4oo
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes. ....... ST rs
Sterling Silver Button Hooks, Nail Files,
Shoe Horns, etc. 19c.
Sterling Silver Chatelanes-new styles, sol
dered 1nks-from .............$3.5o so to SI2.oo
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Or Jewe1ry Department Offers.

LAiglon Be1ts-made of good quality satin
and lined-four ribbon streamers with spike
best value in the city. y..................... 4oc
Sterling Silver Lorgnette Chains-4S inches
loHS Wv
Solid Gold Rings-all sorts of stone set
- Solid Gold Scarf Pins-all the de-
SlS1S So>'
Heavy Sterling Silver Bracelets-real S2.oo
Fdiuc w.
Sterling Silver Thimbles-the 25c. kind
Gold plated Lorgnette Chains-stone set
ting in the slides PIC
~.: Sterling Silver Hearts. .25c.
~. Hair Bourettes-tWenty-t styles from
WHICH 10 SeleCt ioN'
All the latest fads in Belt Buckles,
~ .. 48c., ooc. and oSc.
Combination Pocket Books-rea alligator
and seal-leather lined-chamos coin pocket
real value 75c:-for ..................... .49c
Evening star., 1901-03-04
Oar Photo Supply Dept. Offers.

Higgins Paste, per jar 1oc.; 4 by printing
Frames, &C.; Nickel Bound Tripods, SOC; I-nch
Paste Brushes, &C.; Albums for by 5 and by 7
prints 1oc.; India Ink, per stick, Sc; NJ. Q. De
veloper for Nelox Paper, three tubes for. .I5c.
Mounts for 81 by 81 and 4 by S prints, per
dozen, &C.; Eastmans Bull's-eye Kodak, S6.4o;
East1nan's Brownie Kodak Soc.
Evening star., 1901-03-04
Our Notion Department Offers

Needle Books, fine assortment Of needless
darners, etc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &C.
Real Shakespeare Pin Books, assorted black
ana Wnlte. ....... 81.
rs Stocknette Dress Shields-per pair ..... sc.
- Mourning Toilet Pins-box of 40 for. .Ic.
55s ~ Art Fruit, for decorative work-20c dozen,
each. &C.
"a Silver mounted and Rhinestone-back Hair
SidSpS <lC
a. 500 yards of Mercerized Spool Cotton-per
) 4 Dexter Knitting Cotton, all numbers and col
o5rs-per ball.. 4Hc.
Chdren's Skeleton Waists, with hose sup
Porters ......... 2Ic.
g Skirt weigl,ting Tape, for bicycle skirts
per YARD. &c.
- Rubber Lined Velvet Binding-per yard oc
Full gross China Buttons, good size -. &C.
Steel Tracing Wheels. .................3c &C.
One-gros package of Shoe Buttons &C.
Sewing Needles assorted sizes--per pa Ic
Brush Skirt Bnding-per yard &c.
Hair Rolls, three sizes-choice, each. :. &c.
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Our Domestic Dept. Offers.

50 pieces of Yard Wide No. 100 Fruit
Bleached Muslin-worth &c. yard more than
the regular Fruit of the Loom-vaued at IIc.
10 yards to each customer.
90 pieces of Amoskeag and Lancaster
Apron Ginghams-these goods are made of O.
standard cloth-and represent the best style of
Evening star., 1901-03-04

The Capital in Nut Shell This is complete guide of
Washington which would be OF interest strangers It's
souvenir well handy book. We every visitor to
take home with compliments They yours for
the asking. In Book Department, basement annex
Evening star., 1901-03-04

Our Lunch Grotto furnishes the
best dainty light repast of any
served in the city. You'll find ouE
service the best. Prices most rea-
sonable. Basement Annex.
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Our Upholstery Dept. Offers.

seamepT nss-z Thaa gsa na"seho'ce csafa"eea 125c.
Extra Heavy Joness apanese Bungo Mating-worth or
25c. yardfor ...................... ASS.
S5-b Jointess China Matngs small checks Or
and str1pesWorth $50 yard-for SOS'
ti e an & large per epG n PLAID 29c
coors Nem and qfy pr o0on m Warp Manss 5c
Jonte Japanese Cotton Warp MaingAscrol and foral1m-
deslgn-worth 4oc yardor A~So
Carpet and novelty pattern Japanese Joint 1zU/
les Cotton W arp Matngworh yardcr OH Z2Se
Extra Heavy Canvascovered Trunks-nade with CO mo
sheet iron bottoms and good lock-wort $4oo-or QAo$O
lrunks-ade with deep hat box and@A hO
tray-1ron clamphad oak wood slatswoh $5.5o-oepHty
Sole Leather Dress Suit Cases linen lined heavy
leather Strap-braSs and locks. NFo>I
Womens Dress Iruhksinen lned-three and hat
boX-bras trlnrlng-Shee botom-Ya ale lock no
worth SIoOo-for QIoyO
Evening star., 1901-03-04
Our Lining Department Offers.


~ " ~ .......
pn,
ITALIAN CLOTH IN LACK oNr 1@c
ARR
ZVC
Evening star., 1901-03-04
Our Embroidery g. Lace Dept. Offers.

fine Narrow Cambria and Swiss Edgings 1N/ -
patterns Sold usually 6Iac. yard For. OZSo
special lot of Swiss and Cambria Embroderes large col
lection of snowy patterns, with wide margin I21ac to g.
pieces Cambria and Inserting and Ribbon Beading
and OpenWOrk 2IaC to SC quality Special
large Cambria Embroidery skirting
openwork patterns. Usually selling from XVI
Cambria and NaOok Alovcrs and
a5ferns Por large variety o. designs >'oo 10 s'o 'a'e 700.
of those Fine Macfne-nad Torchon Laces
and Incrngs, all match 4 inches wide. SC. ~
values. Choice, yard FSo
50 fsos Fart %ozon OF ne french al tags II different pat 12c
White and Butter Color Point de Paris, Nalenenne En-
n M sens om 6 to 10 M psr v ya al f A5c
of Nefce and Oriental Alovers white Arabian and
color assorted patterns 75c and Soc value Per ggc
yard a0OSo
Evening star., 1901-03-04
Our Art Department Offers
|Our Women's Neckwear Dept. Offers.

A new assortment of Automobile Ties, with spike ~ =
and Plain Crenadne Windsor Ties; White Zo00
Collars with and variety of styles in socks-at
"A of Ribbon and Gilt Stocks, with ribbon @ -
Stocks Twice Silk Collars; AE6NG
also pretty of White Washable Neckpece
swell Collars and white, made
OF Point de Venice Irish Point and Benberg Lace including
effects in Jabos LAiglon Bows, Stocks trimmed with mo
yardlong Crepe de Chine and Silk VQYOo
Ties in all colors valued ST rs and $I.5o-or.
1000 Embroidered and Lace Turnover Collars, in large m
= First Floor-Section c. /. -<..y~,
Evening star., 1901-03-04
Our Ribbon Dept. Offers.

yElLvE
lSC.
80 10 INCHES WIDE 19c.
% E IN ALL BRIGHT AND INTERESTING soc.
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The Busy Corners Inaugural Proclamation!
Our UndermusIin Dept. Offers.

wnens ttcoas.m made o nd
0 have
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prumw Insertion edged lace
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tmmedw lace.
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Evening star., 1901-03-04
Our Trimming Department Offers.


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m TIE Wl MM ArFH M M AR N GS @ AND WHITE AND hAck AND GOLD 50c
ssoETfI 1Qc
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Our Linen Department Offers.

GScs
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$ 80
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Our Suit Department Offers.


% . na4 gt s99F srs S'h 1t"yo Win acknowledge $50 value when you see 81 90
o tn FnesG anea brought
ccluS- hasttp diferntsy In 10 ht al cord
s 'n marked iG i '1s s s1y special % values arc shown elsewhere 81 and we 81 90
in
s @ % one Of The s''ns,! Bargains show" this " a positive $1,000 value" 90
% Them S7.98
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
ETIQUETTE OF CALLS.
The Excuse Of Headache and Sickness
Causes Many a Lady to Send
Regrets.

When one woman formally calls up
on another she expects return of
the compliment within the prescribed
time. But do women consider each
other? Does one sick woman believe
that her recreant caller may also be
indisposed?
1t is a lamentable fact that most
women are sick, but each one believes
that she is considerably worse than
her neighbor hence the secret of
many a Misunderstanding When a
woman suffers as most of them do
with WOMB trouble headache neural
gia, bloating, profuse menses or leu
corrhoea, she is lily fitted 70 enjoy the
demands of social etiquette. A rem
edy known as G.. F. p. (rerstle's Fe.
male Panacea) is highly recommend
ed for all female complaints. It ex-
erts a most remarkable influence upon
the nerves, which act upon the vagi.
nal region. and has been a world OF
comfort and health TO thousands Of
women for the past two generations.
L Is a home cure, far better than local
treatments, and many a woman who
has been frightened by the vague and
mysterious hints at ovarian disease
and an operation, win quickly improve
under the wonderful Influence Of C.
r. p.
You can get this remarkable rene
dy at any drug store for one dollar a
bottle, and it is worth its weight in
gold. Try it once. It win do you good
from tie start. and If you are in doubt
about y,,ur condition. or have failed
with doctors and drugs, write to the
Ladies' Health Club, care OF L. Gerstle
& Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. They viii
write and advise you just what to do
to quickly regain perfect health.
Mrs. Mary Hill, of Dutchman, S. c..
writes Il have taken c. F. P. and
it has entirely cured my complaint.
It has not only restored my health
but has renewed my youth feel like
a young girl"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
Cure Your pyspepsial

The foul breath of a dyspeptic per
son is enough to drive away all their
friends. And to know that # can So
easily be cured makes it all the more
intolcrable. Bailey's Dyspepsia Tab.
let's bring quick relief followed by a
permanent cure, If persisted in. Try
them today and you will feel like a
new person. They are chocolated
coated and one IS taken after each
meal, They aid digestion, by assist.
Ing nature In extracting all the
nourlshment from food. Your food
does not do you any good unless di-
sested. Uadigested food decays ana
poisons the system. Price 25 cents
Made by Lakeside Med. Co., Chicago
Sold By c. r. Renfro, dlaggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
PREPARE FOR BIG WEDDING
Army Of Men Decorate Villas
For Vanderbilt French
NuptiaIS
serIppa-MoRae Preag Asa.n-

Scripps-McRae Press Assn.
Newport, r. t., Jan "a small army
of men have begun TO decorate Har.
boz view and the Sea Briskie Mem.
orial church for the wedding of Miss
Elsie French and Alfred G. Vanderbilt
and several car loads of flowers and
plants are to come Monday
The march TO the altar Of the church
viii be through an aisle Of torches.
each torcn supporting a large bell.
shaped basket of the new begonia, la
gloria de lorraine These torches win
stand six feet high and will be con-
tnued up tho entire main aisle and
along the sides of hte altar. A large
cross Of white lilies viii ornament the
altar. Some Of the tallest palms in
this country will be used to complete
the church decoration. Some Of them
md thirty feet high and viii be
grouped to form an arch under which
the bridal party win march to the
altar. The plan Of the house decora.
tions represents an old English rose
arbor
The room in which Mrs French will
receive win be arranged in yellow
with yellow orchids and an abundance
of other yellow flowers Five thou
sand roses, hundreds of orchids and
lilies Of the valley and thfrtv-fva caeoe
Of smilax will be used in the decora-
tion of the house and church.
Almost a car load of presents came
today for Miss French, They were
quickly inspected at Harbor View and
then hurried Off to the vault in the
AQuidneck National bank which was
kept open long after hours to receive
them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09

THE GUTHRIE PUBLIC LlBahaY
upstairs over Finney's harness shop on
Oklahoma ave. Open Wednesday and
saturday from to p. NJ. Come up
and see the new books
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09

Cut this out and take TO G. Il. Rem
fro's drug store and get a free sample
Of Chamberlains stomach and Liver
Tablets, the best physic. They also
cure disorders Of the stomach bilious
ness and headache.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
LEADER WANT COLUMN

Advertisements Ia this column &c Der line
edcn insertion. No advertisement taken
tor lefs than 25 cents.
'Money 20 patent good IDEAS may be sec
ured oY our aid, address TIE PATENT RE
CORD, Baltimore, Nd"
WANlED-iWo Subscribers for she OKLA
homa Leader ore year aud the Farm Iour
BAL hye years icr sc. sample copies on ap
QlicdtiOu.
WANIEp-Brigh boy 20 Canvass TOR the
sutution. Good paw 10 right party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
Ed MErz's DEATH.

Scrlpps-McRae Press Assn.
Hutchinson, KasY Jan Ed Metz
under sheriff Of Reno county. Kansas
fell under a train here Monday night
Both legs and an arm were cut of and
he died In a short time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09

II troubled with a weak digestion.
bolchIng sour stomach, or n you feel
dun after eating, try Chamberlain's
stomach and Livor Tablets. Price. 90
cents. Samples free at G. r. Renfro's
drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
ID RepgAl pAkorA
nIVoncE LAWs.

scripps~McRae Press Assn.
siamarck. NJ D. Jan. 9.-The lcels.
latore convened Yesterday The chief
n'atter Of interest 70 come up Is the
divorce laws which &c is proposed to
repeal and Substitute tho old measure
providing for only three months rest
dcncc in the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09

Fort Rent-Two furnished rooms
close in to two or more gentlemen
Address - care Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
California Tourists.

Four Guthrie boys departed today
for California. They were Shepard
Mc6inley, Fred Rhodes win Upton
and Chas, Plnl1ham.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
pEATHs Die To colo


scripps-Mcltae Press Assn.
Paris, Jan. 9.-Elevcn deaths due to
cold in Paris last night Snow and
cold weather causing much suffering
among the poor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-09
Dowitt Iowa.

Dewitt Iowa
Pepsin Syrup Co.
Gents--f cannot recommend DR.
CaldweIls Syrup Pepsin too highly
Il has been a great benefit to me.
Very truly,
Ray Buckley.
Sold by r. b. Lille & Co
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-25

SUM- but feeling and acting like lot of
young fighting cocks in trim for big
main. The boys have had remarkably
fine time, and, strange to say, altho they
had the warmest week Of the year. and
the warmest one in the last ten. years
for that matter. there wasn't a night In
camp but what the members slept under
double blankets. That is pretty hard to
believe by sweltering Marskalltown.
when it is considered that the camping
spot was only about eight miles distant
from the city. yet 1t is vouchsafed for
by Mr.. f. A. Rule, the association ply
steal director. who has been with the
boys all the time. The camp was nicely
shaded by huge natural trees, anG was
surrounded by the river on three sides,
and breeze was always present
The seniors, or elder boys OF the as
ISOLATION. took possession of the camp
this morning. Mr. Rule will be with
them also during the week that the
camp Will be occupied. A number OF the
Older members, Who are at work, will
spend their nights in camp, going up in
the evenings and returning every morn
ing, II is expected that between fifty
and sixty visitors viii spend next Sun
| day With the boys.
| Those who went into camp this morn
Ling We're Frank WINERY Maurice Kent,
Fred Jones. Ross Salisbury, Langdon
Place and Harry Stoddarl. Jr. Others
Will 80 up tonight and with them will
\ go two or three Of the association auxil-
| larry laGies, who Will do the cooking for
| the ca mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-25

and turns are few and far between;
however, he has succeeded in giving
practically everybody the service, but
few farmers being left more than a
mile from the route, and 1T Is hoped
that he citizens will be thankful for
what they can get. One more route
might have been laid out of State Cen
ter northeast had not the people there
abonts been too rich. Eleven men there
own 1900 acres, and the farm resi-
dences are SO far apart that the re-
CURED number of 100 patrons could
not be secured for a 25-rnile route. The
department requires that 100 uniform
boxes be put up on each route before
it will grant the service. If the people
of this district will rouse themselves
and secure the required number of pa
irons a route could be obtained which
would give Marshall county practically
universal service.
Captain Clarke says that the de-
partment has been flooded with petit
lions from Marshall county and that,
while the department is fairly swamped
with applications. an opportunity was
found to make a hurried trip to Con-
his constituents what they wanted.
Postmaster j. G. Saint has been in
'defatigable in hts efforts to secure the
service for this county, not only for
the patrons of his Office, but for the
whole county and deserves the thanks
of all Marshall county farmers
The accompanying map will show
the location of the various routes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-25
MORE RURAL ROUTES
Marshall County Soon to Be
Given Practically Univer-
sal Service.
Capt. Clarke. Special Agent,
Lays Out Eight New
Routes.
Will Start In the Fall Fortunate,
For Department Is
Swamped.

For three weeks past Captain II. A.
Clarke, special agent of the rural free
delivery department, has been in Mar
shall county laying out new free deliv-
cry routes to satisfy the demands of
the farmers who are clamoring for the
service. Marshall county now has
seven routes in operation, as follows:
out of Marshalltown three, st. An
thony one, Green Mountain one, GIL
man one. and Liscomb one. Captain
Clarke will recommend eight more, as
follows. Out of Marshalltown two,
Albion one, State Center one, LeGrand
one. Rhodes one, Melbourne one. and
Haverhill one. In addition to these the
routes from New Providence, Union
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-25
NOT IN A TRUST.
One City Dealer Will Enter No
Combination TO Fix Prices
Of Coal.
Henry Weber Will Handle no
Centerville Coal This
Season.

The following correspondence between
Henry Weber. the we'll known coal deal
er, and a Ceaterville coal company ex
plains itself Mr.. Weber win not han
die Centervile coal or enter any comb
nation to make specified retail prices.
He will. however, keep the best grades
of coal at honest prices and vii be
plea sed 10 meet his trade as heretofore:
CENTERNILI-E BLOCK COAL. co. {
Centerville. Ia, July 10 Mr.. III. Web
err. Manager, Marshalltown. la, DearSir:
We are pleased TO advise that We have
made Arrangements with Messrs.
Baker. Gregory and Engiert OF
your town by which they VIII.
be able 70 supply the other Mar
shalltown trade with our Centerville
Block coal. All orders placed with them
for our coal will receive prompt atten-
ton.
Trusting that we may enjoy a contin-
uance of your trade coming through
Messrs. Baker. Gregory and Englert.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-25
during the coming season, we beg to re
main, Yours truly,
Centerville Block Coal Co.
cENTERv1LLE BLOCK COAL co.

CENTERVILLE BLOCK COAL co.
Centerville. Ia, July l2-Mr. H. Weber,
Manager, Marshalltown. Ia, Dear Sir:
We have your favor of the 18th enclos-
ing draft for S4375 in settlement of your
account to date. Please accept thanks.
We note what you say concerning the
arrangements which we have made for
handling our Marshalltown business
this season, and we very much regret
that you are unable to work in harmony
With us In this matter. We had no inten-
ton of turning you down. but ON the
contrary expected TO supply you with
coal thru the arrangements which we
have made there.
During the past few years the Center
willie mines have not received the ton
mage to which they We're entitled in
| Marshaltown, which fact seems to have
been brought about by reason of de-
moralization of prices in that market
which necessitated certain dealers car
ryng a lire of cheaper GOALS. The arr
engagements made are intended to avoid
any decentralization of prices affecting
Centerville, Messrs Gregory, Baker and
| Englert expecting to fully supply all
| Marshalltown dealers with such quanti-
ties of Centerville coal as they might
need from time to time. Their furnish
i ing this coal enables them to arrange fol-
! a maintenance of whatever retail price
is agreed upon for coal from this field
| Unless there is some personal reason
Why yon would not care to buy coal
from the parties named, the arrange
ment could not work to your disadvan,
tage as you would be able to procure
your usual supply from them and at a:
good price as if you purchased direct
We certainly appreciate the amount OF
business which you gave us last seaso,
and it was only in order that we Nigh
increase our tonnage there this year
that the arrangement referred to was
made.
/ Trusting that you may still see you
way clear to work in harmony with US
We beg to remain. Yours truly.
Centerville Block Coal CO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-25
ANOTHER REcoRp.gREAkER.

Temperature Reaches 1903 Degrees
Wednesday Afternoon-A Clam Bake.
All previous temperature records for
Marshalltown We're broken Wednesday,.
when the previous high record for the
season was exceeded by one degree.
The government thermometer regis
tered 10S degrees during the afternoon.
This was degrees higher than on the
proceeding day.
The moisture in the atmosphere af-
forded protection to the corn crop and
the day was not SO damaging as the hot
and dry weather of preceding days has
been. The storm that passed to the
south of the city in the early evening,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-25
the edge of which touched here, made
an agreeable change

an agreeable change.
The minimum for the night was only
"a. This is a range, however, of thir-
ty-four degrees in the twenty four
hours. Two sevevre storms passed. to
the northwest and north of the city
between midnight and o'clock a. M,
this city again being In the edge of the
storms The last storm brought a light
sprinkle which was heavy enough to
leave a trace in the water gauge of
Observer Jones. All the storms We're
severe enough and extensive enough
to have been forecasted by the weather
bureau, altho they We're not predicted.
The storm of Wednesday afternoon
and the two storms of the night and
early morning passed Marshall county
by, one going to the north and the 9th
ers to the south, altho both modified
the intense heat. The storm that passed
to the south in the afternoon caused a
drop In the temperature of ten degrees
within fifteen minutes after the high
wind came, but no rain rain fell north
of Newburg, on the line of the Iowa
Central. AT $3.50 a. m. trace of rain
| fell at Minervav at the time the
sprinkle occurred her. The severe
electrical storm that passed to the
north was just like that of one week
ago, there being much lightning, con-
siderable wind and little rain.
Old Sol INDUCED in a clam bake all
by himself Wednesday afternoon. The
water in the river is very low and left
the extensive clam bed a short distance
below the waterwoks pumping station
exposed to the heat. The sun played
havoc with the hundreds and hun
dreds of clans caught in from three
to eight inches of water. There was
a general stampede among the clans
to get into deeper water, but before
many could do SO they were heated to
the bursting point, the shells We're
broken open and the CLANS We're left
floating on the surface of the river
! From distance the floating CLAIMS re-
selnbled an extensive lily bed in bloom