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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23
TnBban.s picl-armec scacn TlOtte
@pe3iul8iige Der rpennfplDania>@iIen
balm" ain %. Nobember brett
Bis 6runttin 6ieIo.

Bis 6runflin 6ielo.
Sci @elegenbeit beg Nunupolisz
8eIt=pointzJuBbaafpieIs ouf 6rant=
linJ6ieIb, philadelphia (Soutbg@tru=
Benz9a6nboD am 20. QoDember pirO
Die vpennfplbaniu : @iien6abnzGo."
einen aus 3tpei Nbt6eilungen 6eItebens
ben @ps5ial5ug in 0ient ~iteIen, pOz
bon bic cine aus gdrlor : Waggons
uno q e%itauratiDns : Wuggon, uno bic
anbere aus goa9es unb Retaurd=
tions : Dnggon beitebt. Die 46fabrt
bonn Union : 8uAnbof erfOIste I'm
11.O5 8orm. Qntunft an Soutbtr.
nm 1859 0a9mittags. Die aiidz
fa6rt pom @out9<Str.z 8ubnbof err
folgt mad @4IuB bes Spells. 9ieIe
3ige tperber ni9t na4 u. pom8roaO=
~truBenz8u6nbOf, philadelphia. in
0tenft iein.
@rturI ions : 8iuste fir biefe Sc
Iegenbeit tperben gum 6n6rpreiie Der
einfaden 6ubrt, $3.50 fir Die Run0z
reiie, fir ale 3ige am %. RuDem6er
unb fir ale 3ige CUR 9infdbrt unb
eini9lieBGi4 bes 3uges gtr. so, nell
der ben nnion+8abnbof an %. Noz
pember I'm 1905 Rd4m. DerGdBt,
perfauft, fir bic Riidfa9rt Biz gum l.
DECEMBER eini9lieBlia giiltig.
(319,24,27,31-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

rrQuf cine 4n5eige bin, bic in Der
y0.zg. @tadts5eituns" Gnbe @eptems
Der erf9ien, meloete Iid9aul S4litte,
Elm Dor 5pei Sabren bier eingetpanz
berter Sod, in Der ~gsnannten S4iffsz
unb 4r6eits Ngentur. BORT purbe
i6m er0fFnet, bab bic rGbefupeate &
Sbio Goal Co." tii9tige Qeute fir
lire in 5abette : Gountp, Meitz9irz
ginisn, selegenen nRuib Run" : Sob
lengrubcn brauGe. Der Ngent perz
fpra9 Inn angebli4 einen Sugelobn
BON $59 bis Sc, pD9entli6e 4us5aAz
lung, freie 9inreiie unb na4 5peiDfoz
naten NrEeit freie 8iidreiie. S9litte,
Der LANCE 3eit urbeitslos ~gefpeien, lieB
ii9 iiberreben uno purDe nit elmer
Gei6e 4noerer BON Der Qgentur na4
8eits8irginien geiunot.
Qus 8risfen, pelfe Der W{ann lett
oem an feinen in Nr. 1915, &Denue u,
NetpzYort, lebenben 8ruOer WtdE
S9litte i9rteb, ge9t flar 6erDor, ME
es i6m in 8irtli6teit crying, uno lei
Dies CUR Warnung bier mitget9eilt.
gr f9rei6t, buB, troBbem er nun iGon
nd6e an 5pei Monate in ben 9ruben
urbeitet, es inn nod ni9t m0gli4
mar, du9 nur einen Gent 6aare5 8elo
gu befommsn. Die @ompugnie bat
elm 8ert6marten : Spitem eingefiibrt,
pel6e ben 8ergleuten d%nitdtt barren
@elbes gegeben tperoen. 0ieie N}arz
fen tperben nur in ben nGompan9
Stores" angenommen unO BADEN an
berstpo feinen Mert6. Die Nrbetter
iino babur9 ge3pungen, ale i6fe Be-
biirfnife in ben @eienfdafts9g2teoerz
IG9en BEL erbD6ten 9reiien ~etn3ufuuz
fen, pobur9 bic @ompu9nie etnen
boppelten profit aus Der Nr6eitstraft
i6rer Q(ngefteGten e~r3ielt. Ssin Sage
lo6n, 10 bebauptet er, four niemals,
pie berfprDden, $54 Bis S., ionbern
ME b09er als So pro Sag, uno 1T bic
66be bes 2o6nes bon Der 5drte Der
3pblen ab6Gngig. 8enn bic 8o6len
bart finb, fam Elm Qrbeiter taum ges
mug perbienen, um ieinen 2ebensuns
ter6alt su beftreiten.
@4litte pqr in IeBterer %3eit trdntz
Ii9 unb Der 6arten Nrbeit nt6t ge=
po6fen, er ponte bes6alb mad Netpz
Norf suriit. Qus bic EN- 9runbe berz
iudte er, ME er I9rei6t, gu tpieoer9olz
ten Malen bon Der @efenf9aft iein
9utbaben BON $50 in barren 9elbe
gu befommen, bod 10 oft er aud nit
feiner bere9tigten 5orberung por bic
8camten Der Gompasnie trat, purbe
ibm dngebli9 bebeutet, ouB er ia tetn
8elb braude, bu er ia Qqes, mas er
MI INNER piinf9en mDge, in ben
,9eieGf9afts : Hieberlagen nit ben
Mdrten faufen tDnne.
Gin 8eri6teritatter bes rMorgenz
SournuI" 1pra9 in Dem 8Ireau Der
.G6efapeufe &c S6io Goal g." am
8roaoipup Dor, INN BON Der 9efenz
f6dft &ustunft iiber bic 3uitdnbe in
ibren &o6te n5eGen gu erbalten. 4uF
bic Trase, ob bic Stub Stun" 3e4e
@igentbum ibrer 8eie1i4aft lei, anti
tportete elm bort anpeierDer 8eumtsr
nit ga. QIs bann Der 8eri6tertutz
ter iiber bic berrf6encsn 3utdnoe in
Der 9rube gu 1pre6cn anfing, beeilte
fi9 Der 8eamte, gu erfldren, baB Die
rGbeIapeafe C 0bio Goal Co. tein
8areau in Refpzgort babe, baB bic
Office in Nr. /, 8roabtpab, nhr cine
&oblenbertnuFs : 4gentur lei, unO
DdB mar bort nit Der 8etriebsleitung
binii6tli6 Der QrbeitsDerbdItnife dbz
Iolut Ri9ts gu t6un babe.
@uf Gnis Sslano erfldrt man freiz
lid, buB feline @iRpanberer mebr. mad
ben9ruben in 8eIt<@irsinien geianbt
tperDcn tpiirbsn. ALIEN. pie aus Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23
Giele nn9lud6fdQe
ereisneten ft6 lit Baltimore.

Die 2eute befiir9ten 2e5ensperluit
unb Sqa0el an i6rcm @tsenz
tbum.
Ddbrenb Der leBtsn a9t5ebn 800
nate fin0 in bieier 9tabt unD hinge
genb btele 8rGEbe unb unglidsfdue
p~orgetommen, Die bur9 ben 9e6rau9
bon often brennenben 8%etrrleumz unb
@afolin : Sefen beranlaBt purben.
Ginige beriel5en ereisneten it9 gang
tiir3li9 unb batten ben 9esluit DON
Meni4enIsben CUR 6olge, ME Sol4es
mod frif4 i'm 8ebd4tntB unfererW1ttz
burger itebt.
SoI4e 8orfGle finb fat tdgli9 Die
Solgen bes 8ebrau9s Der pffenen
S1dmmen bon Gaio!inz unb 9etro@
leum Sefen, pelde ni9t uIein gez
fdbrli6, iunOern audi geiunObeitsz
fGGDli9 finb; baFette 1T nit Gas
Oefen Der San, tpegen Der Sbutiu4e,
OuB bieielben in Dem 3immer ben
Sdueritoff in Der Cuff ber6rennen
unb nur bas trodene So6leaiGurez
8as gum Ginatbmen 5uridlafen.
Sbglei4 Die SOlgen babOn tbatiG9li9
eri9redenO fin0, iinb bic tootbrinsenz
ben 9aIolinz unb Petroleum : Sefen
nit offenen SIummen mod immer az
genein i'm @ebrau6, neil bisber tein
ii4eres GriaBmittel bafir geFunben
tperDen fonnte.
Die champion Oil Burner Co."
in glepelanb, O., bat bus groblem
gel0It, inbem biefel6c IS erm0gli9t,
irgeno pel6es sep0bnii9es &eroiin
oDer Petroleum nit abIoIuter Slider
belt llnD nit @r5eugung Der b~snDtbtgz
ten 9ibe bel 5pet 9rittel @rfparung
in irgenb pel6em Sod ober anberen
Sfen, Der fir ben 9e6rau9 BON Sob
len ober 9ol5 gebout nurOe, gu Derz
tpenben. 9efe @rfinbung pirb balb
fir ben 8erfauf in bic 9Gnbe BON
lOfakn 4gsnten i'm gcn3en State gez
legt, tpelde &o6ofen : 8renner gum
@noetatl : YreiIe bon $14 psrfaufen
iperben. lin bieielben bier e%in5uFiib>
rem, fam man ben 8renner ieBt fir
Die nG9itsn Elm ober 8tpsi Sage, pter
fis cine agentur Dafiir eingert6tet lit,
brett BON ben 5ubritdnten fir ungez
fG6r bic 6G1fte Obiger @umme, Trei
Bis our 8abn in GIebelanb gu %lieferr,
t%aufen.
0ieie g%rfinbung bat 10 groBes Snz
tereiie berDOrserufen, bGB 9r. 8arnz
6iiel, Der 8ertreter Der gompagnte,
fi9 entf4lo1en bat, bier nod einige
Sage lGnger nit Ieiner QusIteQung an
Sitz5upettez@ troBe, benz n9eruGbz
GebGuoe" gegeniiber, 81 per6letben,
nu9 reIfsr 3eit Der @ertuuf Der
8renner in Die 9dnbe zines competenz
ten lotalen 4genten gelegt perOen
pirb. (32O
Siel bic Sreppe bindb.
= Die Regerin gqa Carroll itiir5te
geItern M2orgen in Dem 6auie Or.
1O14, Norb : G~aloertftraBe, mo lie
biente, bic Sreppe btnub unb brad
bas Iinfe 8ein. sic tpurbe nu9 i6rer
Mo6nung, Hr. I'LL, 0ruio : 9ill=
4benlle, gebru9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

tpurbe fpGter Elm S4Ilsr 2isafs unb
bon Billions. Mit IL unb Is Sab
rem trat er in Berlin, Wien, peters=
burg, @ldsgotp unb 2onbon auf; felt
iener 3eit bat ct fi9 befonbers uls
Piano : 8irtupie ausge5si9ret unb
3ett gefunben, au eomppniren. Mee6z
rere feiner Merte finb in Mmeritd unb
europa nit grfolg o~ufsefibrt tppr<
ben.
9dgenbed's Menagerie.
Die erfte 8o9e Der 9agenbet'i9en
Sbter : 4usftenung in Der ,Gpnbens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

@iGG elm Ssruetit per,
Zen @lopis 8ictor Sn9lerans err
I6ien geftern bonn Squire @urlanO in
Der Dfli6en goIi3eiitatiDn uno legte
elm Nffioapit bafir ab, DaB er fi9
gum israelitiiden @Iuuben bctenns,
o6olei6 er Elm 8utbolit fei. ST that
bies angsbli4, nm feline N6it4t unz
pi6errufti9 gu MAIDEN. Squire @drz
Lamb mar ME gu Dor gu iol4em9isni tie
perunluBt tporcen unb unter Inletz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

@ingangs citirten Nn3eige berporgebt,
finOen bic &oblen6arone Mittel uno
Megs, 1i9 bic Opfer ibreS aushu>
tungsfpitems in anoerer 8etie gu perz
fndffen.W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23
Gine Gciie mad, 9entidIanb.

Inn bic Welt pber mad irgenb einsm
She'll Der WeIt arrangirt. ReiIebilz
lete i6er ale 8abnz unb 9ampferz
2inien. Sbeo. $. 0tener 6
6 o., 415 Water=Str. (266) %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23
GrrHp @6rttte notbpe

Grnft g 9rttte + IN E n.
bi 9. = Die fuli9en Qlarme bq6er
in Der leBten 3eit 10 8ugenommen,
baB bic 5~euerbe66rce fi9 DerdnlaBf
Te6t, braitiide 9Orte6rungen gu
t~refFen. sic autoriiirte ben G9efz
Sngenieur 9ortOn geitern, 5euerpe6rz
lsute in Gipiltletbern aus3uienoen
um bic an einfdmen pldBen seIegsnen
4lurmtGfte gu iiberna9en. Sn Der
perfloFenen Wp9e purben ni4t me-
niger aGs a9t fulfde Marme eingez
fanot, uno Die Webr5abl berIelben
BON qlarmtdTten i'm Ser3en berStuOt.
Sober ein5eIne 4Gurm toFtet berStuot
i'm 9ur4f9nitt $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

nMutter" Sones, tpel4e am 5rettdg
na6 Baltimore tdm7 um Der ginpan<
berungsbebDrbe iiber GENTLE 3uitdnoe
in ben &obGsnregionen BON 8irginien
bic @ugen gu Dffnen, i6sint in ibren
fenfutioneQen Qngu6en bur9aus nt4t
iibertrieben gu BADEN, ME aus benz
na9folsenbsn 8eri9t bes rNepz9Orz
fer Moraen : Sourndls" erbellt:
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Settings Nm3eigem.
Ipas [0l fs [fln fir mrihnQhten z

vile baheu Srcuee an Fer ucberrsta
dung peer GmpfaHse ctues nlSIts
den @efdbcnfcs .
Eabourtttes, soc. a%ufpdrts.
SHotl6t SiBt, Soc. %ouiipdrts.
WuttGQOrtsieuiq:, $3.50 d~uFDdrts.
Wuiit4G a5intts, So. 90 ouipdrts.
@arotrob.=o1Iter. &c. ~auiplrtss
SameuzS9rebtii6t, So. so ~aufpdrts.
StppjG=RsiniQsr, $1.69 d~ufDdrts.
Gomii5: 5tible, $500 aufudrts.
Ssrgolottt 5tible, 81 90 G~uipirts.
9arIOrzetlbIt, So. 90 a%ufpdrtg.
GbJimmsr=Stubls.
9arIOr=Gabinsts.
&~afrastdnoer, $40. 90 u%ufpdrts.
9iaHos5 tibIc, $3.50 ]oufpdrts.
56Ia3immsrsStibI 10c. o~ufpdrts.
s5useus, S9c. auflpdrts.
9orjeuln=S5r dufe.
Combinations .Sa6tri6ranf, $40 dufDdrts
rSI0tbodrOs."
ROrris=Stib "a Muttr, $4.25 %oufpdrts.
@ufitts.
Robr.g 8uufdfHbrt, 81. 90 o~ufparts.
&au,rs5tduOr.
GbiiiOHiers.
9arlor4 D~ltub!cmeuts, BON $40 bis 5000.
IoIlrtttn1 Ijfbe. Auslitb=3iibt.
9orIorESjibe, S1.OO %uuipdrts.
aus 4vtiH bon sd1ufslfu6ltu, p Tut:r, Don
$1.OO bis $50. 90.
SIR Sinbcr.
66Ijsrn, urO aObr.5 bouf,lfiblt, 500 o~uFpdrts.
MOrrjssetubIt. 81 0S %auipdrts.
Ssppj6t, 3ugs, Tattcn, Qiuoltums unO QT,ss
mas in eirsm W0bsls uno ~9Ippja=2aotH
cTftr &laTs g;baItm fUtrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

grinft acnpn's Gbcc mnS SafTee.
Bette QudIitdt. Riebrigter Preis.
g. 9. aennp 6 o..
55 2Gben-
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@riBe sflabrn.

Sraurige 3uitdnbe in mdndsn Sob
Ienbergtperfen 8irginien's. - @rz
fa6rungen zines beutI4en 3oblenz
graders. = nMutter" Sones gez
re9tfertigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

fonneh Tag lno 9taHI 9tIIn9tH WIUtH.
gtm6 Start 0mTnmis8 rttdlpdnoer,
p,Ite ME rotten, ieIbn beim BaoeH Hift, oiss
Ielbea tiHo pom nneH AtTSteH bcieHs
tmpionltn.
Or r~.rf,rtist aud auf Sritsauns. Dis AMI eager
GduIterbdnrer, llntcrIeibbbInecn,
weid,e unS 5oIjtiTensS rmabbGHecr.
70 a%rrang..t. beg isiHe stebrtsH 3uEoeH beiezs JufrIss
ben ssfent iiHo.
aIt Bruhbdnetr, Sanbassn une 9nFrumentt Utr'
ben eoraHtirf, oeg ie paiien, Eno aHis Sou6erFe IHs
Sefe oHstiertist.
Sir Eamcn fIne Simmer
inter NuFiiht Don 1fae. JitInhGrnt nnThanAsH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

Die 2eute befir9ten 2e5ensDerluit
unb Spa0e1 an ibrcm Gigenz
t6um.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-23

6ieI bic Sreppe sinai b.
Die Regerin gGu Carroll itiir5te
geItern Morgen in Dem 6auie Or.
1914, NorO : GaloertftraBe, mo lie
biente, bic Sreppe binub unb brad
bas linfe 8etn. sic purbe mad i6rer
Wo6nung, Nr. I'LL, Oruib : 9tll=
Wpenl1e oebrdht.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-07

The Grinnell band and the Colonial
Orchestra will repeat the dance given a
couple of weeks since at the Armory
this evening.
e. f.. Kerwin, of the Iowa Central
was in the city between trains yesterday
Mrs Charles Walker and Mrs. A,
Valleau have issued invitations to tea
TO be given Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Walker on North Broad
street. A large number of lady friends
are invited.
The Misses Clara and Flora Barker
entertained q few friends last evening
at very pleasant informal party.
Professor r. S. Whitley has been
obliged to postpone his Kellogg schools
for couple of weeks before temporary
quarters will be ready to accommodate
the schools.
Mrs w. T. Boyle left last night for
Sioux Falls, Dakota, for weeks visit
With her sister.
Frank Yalleau returns this week to
Military school after vacation at home.
He has been attending Cutler Military
academy, but enters Shattuck this term.
T. S. Cartwright and son, L. C. Cart
wright. have purchased lumber yard
in Eldora and will take possession about
January 10th. The yard is large one
with big business.
George A. w. Hambright has started
a new laundry over Goodfellow q:
Flookes market.
Mrs. A. ID. Mcintosh went to Cedar
Rapids this morning to resume treat
ment under her physician there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-07
RAIN SELLS WITH THE LAND.

purchase of the land carrying with 1t
the perpetual water right within the
limitations given, but the farmers have
to pay their pro rata share of the an
nual cost of maintaining the canal. This
Is guaranteed not to exceed 80 cents an
acre and will gradually decrease as the
district becomes more thickly settled.
So the Friends have selected 5000
acres, have organized colonization
company and are preparing to gather
at the river-the Arkansas river. APP
proximately 100 families will locate
there shortly and the holdings of the
colony may be increased shortly. They
are all right for sure. When you can
buy your rain along with your land you
are approaching ideal conditions and
this is becoming a more common thing
in the West with each passing year. The
Arkansas valley of Colorado is far from
being alone in appreciating the impor-
lance and value of artificial irrigation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-07
TO COUNCIL BLUFFS.
President Colt Goes There to Look at
Rinht of May.

President Colt 0oeS thetS " eSoN a.
Right of Way.
Council Bluffs. Jan. THE Nonpareil
says: j. w. Colt, president of the Ma
son City and Fort Dodge branch of the
Chicago Great Western railway which
Will make it's entrance into Council
Bluffs this year, spent Saturday in the
city. President Colt spent nearly all of
his time in conference with Green
shields & Everist, the Council Bluffs
right -of-way agents for the Great
Western, and Colonel C. G. Saunders.
the recently appointed local attorney
for the incoming railroad. A brief visit
was also had with Colonel Charles r.
Hannah, president Of the First National
bank. The topic of these conversations
was not made public.
President Colt found time to declare
that the Great Western would COM
mence active construction all along the
Council Bluffs-Fort Dodge line as soon
as the weather would permit in the
spring and that it would be rushed to
completion by this fall. Already, he
says, over half of the abuttment work
for the big bridge and yiaduct at Fort
Dodge has been completed and more
than half of the material for the enor-
nous steel structure is on the ground
ready to be rushed into place.
The object of Mr.. Colts visit to the
city is stated to have been merely for
the purpose of looking over the ground
which has already been purchased in
Council Bluffs for the rlght-of-way of
the road
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-07
The Grinnell News.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Jan. 7.-Recent press dis
Patches state that ex-Professor George
ID. Heron delivered an address on the
30th of December in Brussels before a
large concourse of people, in the course
of which he declared that seven-eighths
of the property in the United States are
nonopolized by 1000 individuals who are
at the head of the trusts in this country.
He said that the laboring man is. fast
becoming the slave of the capitalist and
an absolute serf and that the only hope
If bettered condition is in a revolution
This, he said, he is in favor Of and will
work for. The Chicago socialists are
planning to erect a Maison du Peuple
patterned after the MaiSon du Peuple in
Brussels in which DIR. Heron spoke.
Miss Katherine Braydon spent few
hours with Grinnell friends yesterday on
her way to Newton to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Clara Baw.
Robert Mcintosh returned from Des
Moines yesterday, having given up his
'hicago trip for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Soper of Chicago.
IRE In Grinnell for a several weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. McMurray, Jr
W. H. Bray left Saturday night for
Chicago after a weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bray.
Mrs. A. S. Mcconnell, Of New Sharon,
is in Grinnell for short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. P. G. Mcconnell and Miss An
ia Mcconnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Thackeray will
entertain fe wfrlends at cards at their
home Thursday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-07
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE CALL.
State Melting to Be Held at Des Moines
January %.

Special to Times Republican.
Oskaloosa, Jan. THE following cal
was issued today by w. II. Wray. pres
ident of the Municipal League:
To the Municipal League Of the State
of Iowa: AS the legislature meets IN
Des Moines. January Ii, and having
taken the matter up with the secretary
of the league. 1t has been deemed adj
visabe to call a meeting of the Iowa
League of municipalities in Des Moines
January %, 1902.
1t is requested that all the members
of the league and those who have not
joined the league including the city Off
Gals. are cordially invited to attend the
meeting which will be held in the city
hall in council chamber, two blocks east
of the Slavery hotel
l have appointed on the several COM
mittees for the ensuing year the follow
ing gentlemen.
City Government and Legislation
Chairman, Honorable Henry Theunan
Davenport: Honorable j. E. Mershon
Des Moines; Mayor John Redmond, Ce-
dar Rapids: Mayor Victor Jennings
Council Bluffs; Honorable w. II. Bailey
Iowa City; Honorable j. p. Dewitt
Muscatine; Mayor a. H. Burton, Sioux
City; Mayor c. w. Harris, Rockwell;
Honorable Frank G. Pierce, Marshall
town: John Mccoy. Oskaloosa.
Street Paving-Chairman, John Red
mond Cedar Rapids; Mayor F. NJ. Nor
ris, Mason City; Mayor S. j. Bennett
Fort Dodge.
Electric Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Professor G.. w. Bissell, Ames; Hon. L,
NJ Nipper, Atlantic; Hon. A. j. Gold
smith, Davenport.
Sewerage and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hon. p. NJ. Plum, Marion; Hon. s. II
Mallory. Hampton; Hon. j. j. Smell
Boone.
Water Works and Water Supply
Chairman, ]. II. Walter. McGregor
Hon. F. a. Long, Newton; Hon. r. Nc
CURE, Marshalltown.
Taxation and Assessments-Chairm
Hon. c. a. Stutsman, Burlington: Hon
Scott Skinner, Creston; Hon. Charles
II. Finch, Fort Madison.
Street Cleaning and Sprinkling =
Chairman, l.. NJ. Rich, Cedar Rapids;
c. H. Picker, Ottumwa; Hon. James
b. Weaver, Colfax.
Municipal Franchises = Chairman
Hon. F. K Stebbins, Iowa City; Hon
p. b. Martin, Waterloo; Hon. A. c,
Gates, Newton.
Municipal Bookkeeping - Chairman,
Hon. N. c. Phillips. Council Bluffs; Hon.
]. w. Wright, Upton; Hon. j. p. Lock
yer. Cherokee.
Garbage Observation-Disclosures, DR.. p.
T.. Door, Des Moines; DR.. d. l.. Cole,
Oskaloosa; Hon. Thomas Griffiths, Red
Oak.
Observation-Disclosures Hon. J. c. Briggs,
Nevada; Hon. Mayor Stubenranch, Pei
la; Hon. H. w. Spaulding, Grinnell;
Hon. w. H. Schooley, Indianola; Hon.
j. E. Wilson, Perry.
President League of Iowa Municipali-
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Winter in California.

Winter tourists can avail themselves
of the usual low round-trip rates to
California and Pacific coast points now
in effect via the Iowa Central route. A
trip to California in four days. from ST.
Paul, Mason City. Marshalltown, Oska-
lcosa, Hedrick, Peoria and intermediate
points via the Iowa Central and south
ern route, is feature worthy Of rec
ignition. The popular Pullman tourist
car service has again been inaugurated
for the season, placing the Iowa Central
II, position to afford the traveller with
all the comforts desired in these days Of
modern travel For further particulars
and illustrated pamphlets call on Iowa
Central agents or address George s..
Batty, G. p. & T. A.. Marshalltown.
Inua
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-07
Sues City of Dubuque.

Dubuque. Jan. Mrs Catherine Cal
lahan has filed notice with the city
recorded informing the city council that
she intends to bring suit in the district
court for So 900 damage for injuries she
received by falling on defective side
walk. Her attorney is r. W. Stewart.
The accident happened December at
563 Bluff street while the plaintiff was
on her way to the Cathedral to attend
mass In her petition Mrs. Callahan
claims that the sidewalk was defective
and that it was rough, uneven and full
of holes William Callahan, the plain
tiff's husband. is party to the suit and
he alleges that his wife sustained
fracture of leg by reason of the fall
and that she is permanently injured:
He also alleges that he has been de-
prived of his wife's services since the
accident and that it is likely that he
will lose her services in the future.
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IOWA NEWS ITEMS
Pocahontas.

Pooahontas.
The pews for the new M. E. church
have arrived and are being set up. Inc
church is near completion.
Rockford.
The Register says: When we have
bought a $3.50 box of oranges we are
lust as well oft here as the California
pilgrims, who will spend $500. or SAoo
each to enjoy no finer winter weather
than they left.
Creston.
AS soon as spring opens the work on
the new government building will prob
ably be commenced The constructor
of the building will give employment
to quite a number OF men for consid-
cradle length Of time.
Vinton.
MANY of the merchants have signed
an agreement to close their places OF
business at $50 p M, each evening eX-
cept Saturdays from JAM !. to April /,
1902. The Eagle says the list includes
all the leading merchants.
Mason City.
d. ". Walker Friday disposed OF
thirty head of fine grade Durham cat
tie. McAuley Bros, being the purchas-
ers Sixty cent corn makes six cent
beef and that is the price Mr.. Walker
received for the thirty head He Is put
ting some of the best fed cattle N the
country on the market.
Carroll.
Adam Ries lis another of the residents
of Carroll who Will be compelled to
move before the Chicago Great West
ern runs over him, and has therefore
purchased eight acres of ground just
west of the city cemetery. where he
will erect comfortable dwelling in the
spring. He has until June 1 to make
the change.
Waterloo.
Mrs. Peter Penne is dangerously i'll at
her home on Logan avenue as the re-
suit of burning herself with I've. She
was using the I've in cleaning and in
some manner burned herself severely
Little attention was paid to it at first
but 1T has developed into severe case
of blood poisoning that is feared will
prove fatal.
Hampton.
The farmers Of this section are GER
tainly enjoying season of unusual
prosperity when a wagonload of oats
brings the sum of s6s2s. Mr.. Moore. Of
Moore Bros q fictitious, advises the
Globe that the foregoing sum wac paid
to a r-by farmer last week, and that
but two horses were required to bring
the load to their elevator.
OskaIoosa.
The exterior Of the new factory build
ing for the Oskaloosa Manufacturing
Company on High avenue west, is to
be veneer OF cement blocks that will
Be manufactured in this city. A hy-