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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15
Ser llripruma Der Muidtspoatarte.

Ser ur1prung Der Mnii6tsppftfarte.
8Or fur5em bat Der Golfsbote,
elm Sloenburger 8alenber. ben tbat=
idhlib aub pDblbeerinbeten Mn=
iprud erboben, Der grfinber Der Nn=
iibtsfarte 81 iein. Sc lit ibm io<
gar m0glib, ben Gag, an Dem Die
erfte ~oerartige 8arte bas 2idt Der
Welt erblidte, an5ugeben: fie tpurbe
amt. SftDber 1875 gebrudt. OieBer.
anlaiiun9 CAB cine &beinreiie, pelde
Bfarrer Giitbige aus 8leisenbeim
uno 8anfbireftDr 4ipfe aus Mei=
ninaet1, beioe nebit Samilie, ippie
Der 6Dfbudbanbler uno 6erausge=
ber Der BolfSboten, S1parb, inter-
nabmen, um Der Iuguitbibe gu ent>
rinnen. Srt Der 3~uiammenfunft mar
Sbermeiel; bod &iible uno Stride
luHte man bier pergeblih. gines ga=
ees fubr man nab benz fiibleren 8a=
barab auf benz 9ampfer @ermania,
ben auf Der 5abrt bas uneliif trat
oaB feline Maihine untaualih purbe.
Baiiagiere unb 8elabu1e muBten
ans 2ano geiebt peroen. Gm Ibenb
feierten Die 5reunoe lire &ettune
bel elmer mdhtiaen 8frii9bople
uno itifteten einen Buno, ben nah
benz guten @neb0aerpein eenannten
.@nebDuerbunb". Man perabres
bette auBeroem, in &orre1punoens
81 treten. Serr Gbmarb bielt
Bort, aber iein seiitliber 5reuno
trob mieoerbolter ibriftliber Mn=
frage ni6t. 9a fam Sbparb auf
Die Driginele Soee, na9 einem fleis
men @ubibiben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Der i'm 80lfsbDten bas 2ieo ,5iinfs
malbunoerttauleno 9eufel" nit elmer
tpabrbaft teufliih launigen Seller
isene iauitriren iDIte, in leiner 9rus
ferei einen Ib5us auf CUR 8oitfarte
bergeridteten &artpn MAIDEN gu lal=
len uno bieien, perleben NIT elmer
in lateiniiher Sprafe aboefaBten
Wtabnung, am 7. Sftober ieinem
Sreunoe susulbifen. @as tie Bis
bergen &nfraeen niht permoft
batten, erreibte oie1e. Sofort err
bielt Der eeniale Grinder cine Ints
mort, pelbe aroBe Inerfennune uno
8epunoerune Der neuen Soee ent=
bielt. Der Grinder itellte oarauf cine
Sammluna BON % iuuItrirten Boitz
farten %su1ammen, gu benen er Die
8orlaee ieinen reiben 6ol5ibnittz
porrdtben entnabm. 9ieier erlten
&eibe. mel6e i'm Serbit in Den 6anz
Del fam. folgte i'm na6iten Sabre
cine 5meite Serie bon mieoerum 25
&arten gum Breile BON so 8fennig.
Dies Iino Die eriten i'm 6anhel opr=
e%etummenen aniidtspoitfarten se-
meien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15
Der @ittter fodunt.

Die meiie Dausfrau iOrgt iebt fir
ibrer Neoarf pun Brennmaterial fir
ben &inter. unies Brenn- 6ols lit
pm pUr5igliher Nualitdt unb unz
lere Breife iino i'm BereiHe BON SEE
oern1arnl. Wenr Sic cine Cord
pom una taufen, 70 f6mnen sic per=
tic2ert iein. oaB Sic audi cine
Cord erbalten. @eben sic urs
Jbre Orore Bel 8eiten. gs beoeutet
fir Sic cine @riparniB.
Gmnfet @ppb Gpmpaut,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15
SIR bonfen unser

- @ir banfen unleren alteu
5reunben uno 8unoen fir lire 10
bobber5iae Batronage, bic fie uns
gu 9beil uerben lieBen, ieitbem mir
pieoer i'm Stanbe finb, lire Guf-
trdge fiir 6eu, @etreioe uno 2anos
BrDoufte aussufibren. Da fih
uniere 2aaer : 6duier brett an ben
giienbabn : @eleiien befinoen unb
mir nur geger Baar 81 ben mDgs
LID nieorigiten Breiien einfaufen
nno ferner unier @eifdft unter iebr
tleinen nntoften fiibren, 10 fino mir
leoer 3%pnfurren5 aus benz Weae.
9elepboniren Sic uns, ueun Sic
gu taufen miinihen.
Suafet @oob Gpmpaub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15
8. Sdenermeaer's Tamiliemaarteu

erfreut iib mesen ieiner auseeseib'
neten Slide oes beiten &ufes bel
0ieiigen unb Sremoen uno miro
oementiprebeno BON 5reunoen elmer
auten beutibeu Soft ftart PATRONS
lirt. 9~elifatefer Der Saiion ents
lprebenb. Mild]ereiprooutte auer
Irt. SIM Saloon firpet man itets
friIdes 8ier. quite Weine, 2iau6re
uno giearren. Sbeuermeber's 5as
milienearten 1T elm @rboluuesplas
eriter &laiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15
Gu Qaaerraum

fir 375, 900 SaB Bier su ieber 8eit
ermDgliht eS Der Mnbeuier 8uib
8rauerei in st. Souls, WD.. ibrer
8robutten Die nDtbiae @dbrset Az
eeben un6 10 benielben &exnbeit,
8Dblaelbmad uno ~8ef6mmlihteit
gu Iibern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15
gu nermietben.

Cine gerdumiae Office i'm oberen
Stodwert oes 6reie BreIie : @es
bauoes uno elm apeiitDdiser Store
Il Sub Sront uno 100 SuB tief
SEQ. 2l8 Qit Commerce Strase.
0af5utragen in Der Office Der
Jreien Breife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15
Weue smlaftpaaem.

Gin neuer TppuS bon Shlafna=
gen, mie iie Seitens Der Snterna=
tiOnalen Sblafmaeen : @eienidaft
fortan in europa in Die 2urus=
5iee eineeitelt meroen, purbe
fursli6 auf benz Gnbalter 8abnbpf
oficiea beiibtiet. Ser neue $50
gen, elm @rSeuentB 6eutiber Snbus
itrie, foitet IS, 900 Sc. Die innere
@inribtun9 bat geeen friiber Die ner=
Ibiebeniten Menoerunger erfabren.
Die neuen @agen beiiben i'm Snne=
rem Z DDaitdnbig abseib[oliene gDuz
pes fir 5uei 8erionen uno nur
Elm Coupe NIT bier Bldben, bas
fir Samilien nit &inoern reler>
Dirt bleibt. 8miihen lie smei gouz
pes nit smei 8ldben lino @aibtDi<
letten angebrabt, Die benz &eilen=
ben Die beiDnoers fir Damer pein=
libe Morgenpromenaoe i'm Meeliee
burh ben langen Sang eriparen.
Sci Der @inribtung oieler 8ai9=
toiletten 1T elm beionoerer @ertb auf
&Omfort geleet, -uno iie eemabren
geraoe oaourb, DAB fie aan5lib ab=
gelblo1iene &abinette Iino, Dem Sal
iaeier Die sroBe &nnebmlthfeit, iih
beim &leioerne9iel unb beim gois
lettemaben ben 8liden Der ibrigen
Jabredite 81 entsieben. Sn Dem
neuen Wagen lino Dberbalb 0es
WalAtif6es, uno 5par nab benz
2anasganse bin, beneelibe Seniter
angebrabt moroen, 10 oaB Der
Sblafmaaen>5 6affner auf Wuni9
benz &eiienoen pom @anee aus
ieoweoe 9anobietune leiiten fam.
Der 9iener farm auf bieIe @eiie
aub Die &einigune bes @alhtiihes,
ben @ehiel Der Sanotiider uno
oergleihen pornebmen, ohne in
elm Nbtbei( eintreten uno Die &eiiens
ben it0ren su miiffen. Die lonitige
innere GusItattuna oes oprgeflbrten
Wagens meibt BON Der bisberigen
ebenfaus beoeuteno ab. Die 6ols=
nerfleibun9en Der WGnbe, bic Ser
aieruneen unb Stidereien Der 2ebs
men uno SibbesIee, iopie Die befos
ratio g%epreBten 2eoerfiauneen u. +.
10. iino idmmtlih i'm neuen ena(i=
l6en Still gebalten. Die ebten Sep
piAe uno 2dufer unb Oedenbemaz
lungen fino oemlelben Stile anqez
paBt. Nuf @eroronung oes Miniz
tiers Der Dffentliben Irbeiten Iinb
Die Observation-Disclosures an ben
Wagen nod in fDleenoer @ei1e per=
beiiert morben: SIM Seitenaanae
puroen Die bisher felt angebradten
5eniter in nab innen gu Dffnenoe
5%peiHngelige umgepanbelt, 10 oaB
Den GeiIenoen i'm Sale Der @efabr
Elm leibteres 8erlaiien oes @agens
ermDglibt tpiro. Die in ben gDupes
bettnolihen Seniter fino 10 orDB,
Dab man bequcm ins SSreie aelanqen
tam. Oberbalb ~ldmmtlider beueaz
liber 5eniter iino 6anbgriffe anae=
bratt, an uelhen Der Bafagier beim
0inausibmingen aus Dem Tenfter
iib anbalten tam. I'm BON auBen
in 5aaen Der @efabr leibt in 6as
Snnere oes 8aaerts eelaneen gu f0n=
men. fino Sanogriffe unterbalb Der
Seniter am Wa9enfaiten unb auBer>
Dem 9ritte unterbalb Der 2anatraaer
oes 6abmens angebraht muroen.
@nolih piro nod in ieoem Yadua=
gen zines 2~urus5uaes cine Setter
mitgefiibrt, Die n6tbieenfaas gum
@initeisen in Die 8aeen eebrau6t
L..o.A1- E-n
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Traueu, Die Der Stdrfnna beohrfen

= lei es anldBli9 lanaen 9ranfieins
ooer aus einem anberen @runoe =
peroen nad Dem r%eaelmdBigen. forts
gelebten @ebmen BON Malt Murine
iebr balo cine ibneae 8unabme ibrer
8rdfte empfinben. Mit einem Yro=
aentiab pom AGO @dbritoH-@ ebalt
uno nl1r 200 Ilfobol, ftebt es beute
als @abr- @etrdnf unerreiht oa. gr=
bdltli6 bel alien Droguiften. @irb
nur bon Der InbeuiersB uib@8 raues
rel in ct. Souls, Wo.. bereeitellt.
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Spmtbern Vacific 8abm.

Nab Nep Orleans, 6puitDn uno Sol
beitDn tdglib. ........ 1900 Mittaas.
Na9 Often, 3ug SEQ. 10. $50 Mbenos.
Na6 81 8aio. galifornien unb Meritp
900 BDrm.
0ab 0DrbsSeras, ct. 2ouis unb gbica.
go (Katy Flyer .......8:1 Mbenbs.
Nntunt.
gon Noro<GeIas, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........8:30 MorgenS.
Son Stem Orleans, Souiton unb @at>
beitDn tdglib.............4:45 Natm.
Bon 81 8oio, galifDrnien unb Melifo
1880 Mbenos.
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Giienbabn Tabr=Y lan.
5. & O. q. 8abn.
Mbfo hrt.

Na6 alien NorbsSeras sBuntten ........
7.30 8orm.
Nah ct. Souls, Wemphis unb benz
Often. .12.30 Mittaas.
Nab 8aco, 9orb<3eras, 5anta Sc unb
SriscD<Yuntten .........8.1 Nbenbs
Gab ct. Souls unb benz Often 900
Nab 9areb0 un6 Mericp. -. 800 &orm.
Mufunft.
BON st. 9Duis unb benz often. Il. 80 8orm.
Son N~Dr6<Seras. Santa Sc unb SriscD<
Bnntten .8.45 8prnt.
Son lDcalen 8unften .......6.3O Haehm,
Gon ct. 2Duis unb benz . iten II. As @bos.
Son 9areoD unb Merifo. 49,. I2l0 Naebm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15
9fua Qiponik mirh npntp(h

Nus 2ie9niB miro gemeloet,
oaB Der betannte uno oerbiente Mus
iitoireftor Benjamin 8ilie i'm Ster=
ben lieet. 8ilie mar ibon felt se=
raumer Belt trdnfli6, uno bel benz
boben Nlter oes Yatienten- itebt
i'm sc. 2ebenSiabre - gaben Die
Ner5te BON uorueberein aerinee 6pff-
nune auf @ieberberiteaung.
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Grcariion mad Qerop.

Die SnternatiDnal : 8abn D~fferirt
@rcuriionsbiqete nah 2erop, Mco
2ennan @ountp, finf3ebn Meilen
nDrblih BON Wacp. gu Dem bort on.
"a. Suli ftattfinbenoen 8ertauf BON
Stabt=8 aupldben. @eaen idberer
@in5elbeiten menbet @ub an bic
2pfal= Meenten poer an
.. S. 8rice, g. g. & &. a.,
8aleitine, Teras.
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2oro Salisbury bot nift nur
ietnen Boiten als BremierminiIter
nieoergeleat, ionoern aub ben oes
Sibrers Der &eaierun9spartei i'm
Oberbaule. Sein 0abfolaer als
iolber 1T Der 9ersoe BON 0eopns
ibire getporben.
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Sin arner MiQipmar

itarb fir5lih in 2onoon, neil er iei-
ne 0abrungs= Wlittel nibt peroauer
fonnte. Sriibaeitieer @ebraub bon
DR.. Kings New Life Pills
tpiiroe i'm aerettet baben. Sic ftdr=
fen ben Wagen, b~ef6roern Die Ser
bauung uno ftellen ben Qppetit
mieoer Der. 8reis 25 gts. 9as
@elb miro suriferitattet. penn feline
3ufrieoenbeit leitens oes 8atienten
bemirft miro. 3u besieben burb
s. &alteper & Sobn, @eo. S. s.
S6mitt, gi9entbiimer, uno SD.
0retR.
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~. 6. & 8. 8abm.
on

Wab 8aeD, Sort 8ortb, Dallas. &anias
Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdglih,
ga & q. g. 9epDt) 1870 MDreens.
gtab @aco, Sort @Drtb, Dallas &C. (bom
Snniet~Depot 1915 Mbenbs.
Wntunt t:
8Dn Chicago, ct. 9Duis, 8anias gitb,
SaIas, Sort 8ortb unb Waco, tdglib
(Suniet 9epot) ..........8 $3.50 Born.
8on 8ae0, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (S.
". & 81. IS. Depot) 49,. 1926 Mbenos.
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MHerlet.

va W(n1Or Qtd8 ut10 mebrere
Nlbermer nab @alpefton abgerei1t
firo. nm Der bemotratifHen Gtaats=
tonnenti0n bei5uppbnen, 10 fanb am
Montag teine Stabtratbslibung ftatt.
= Nah Der Nnfi1t Sabperitdn-
bigger miro es unmDglib iein, fir Die
in Der neuen 8pnbausgabe perlang=
ten $780, 600 ale Die StraBen gu
aspbaltiren uno gu m~acaoamifiren,
Die in Der 2ifte angeeeben finb. Mar
tueiB oas mDbl audi in ben Momini=
itratiDnsfreifen, aber man bofft, baB
ale Burger, Die an ben gu perbei=
lernoen StraBen mobnen. fnr Die
Borlage ftirnuleu peroen.
- @enn Die Borlage, nod $500,
900 in Bombs aus5ugeben, ange-
nontmen meroen iDate, TO iibt Die
I'M Sebruar ndbiten Sabres gu ers
rDdblenoe neue Administration benz
nod init einem gang betrd1tliden
Delight in Gorm pDn elmer IAme-
benoen Sbulo unb unbeaablten
Hebnuneen pDaig auf benz Trod=
men.
= 3mei Wliqipnen unb beinabe
Siebenbunbert Tau1enb Dollars
gunoibulo, menn bic $500, 900 am
81. Suli bepiltgt peroen, unb piel.
leiht oreimal 6unoerrtauieno Dol,
lars Delight am @nbe bes ndhften
Tinansiabres, mpfiir Damn mieoer
Bombs a%usgegeben ueroen miif5en,
oas mabt cine ~@eiammtidu(o BON
orei Wiqionen. ShDne Nusfibten
fir bic S~teuer3abler!
Wenn Der in Der Wablprofla=
nation angefibrten 2ifte Der Stras
Ben, Die fir ben Cribs Der neuer
Bombs gepflaitert tperoen ipaen, bic
Sumr1e teigefigt tpdre, Die ieoe
StraBe 81 pflaitern foftet. 10 tuirbe
man finoen, oaB bas @elo BEL tpei=
tenn nibt ausreiht.
Wir miiien meoer tpiepiel bic
Staot i6uloet, nod lit cine Nbrebs
nung iber Die aulebt fir StraBen>
perbeiierungen ausaeaebenen $780,
900 erfolgt uno trDboem lplen Die
Birger fdDn mieoer $500, 900 be,
miaigen. @ah uns Die Sintflutb!
Wan befudbe MeilIn Brps.
Noro Seite Militarp Blasa, menu
ausgeaeihnetes Obft ober @emiiie
per &ifte, getpinibt piro. Bflau=
men, Bfirfibe. Nepfel, Drangen,
gitronen uno alIerlei Gentle. Reiqt
Br0s. BADEN bas gr6Bte @elddfl
oteier Nrt in Teras.
= Nibt blps, baB eS in allen
Welttbeilen ibiittelt uno bebt; aud
anoere atmuipbdrilhe St1runaer
fino u1gemDbnlib bdufig. SIM Weiteu
miro getlagt, baB Niles ihpimme"
SIN weftlihen Stem Oorf baber
W0lfenbriibe grDBen Ghaoen anae.
ribtet. Nu8 ben 6ftliden TbeiIer
Deuti9lanoS tomn1en 6iubsbot.
ibaften, baB eroBe 2anbItrihe unite,
Wafier fteben. Grpft uno Sdnet
i'm Suli an einigen Steuen bes @es
items, cine iengenbe 6ibe an anoereu
Orten. Da iheint bod ireenbtpl
cine Sbraube lofer gepDroen 81
iein!
SIN Seem Orleans bat man,
benz Beiipiele Der giienbabnen fol-.
9eno, mebrere StraBer1 nit Del itati
WaIier beiprentelt uno eefunoen,
oab oaour6 niht nur Der 5taub to.
tai gel6iht, ionbern oas StraBen.
bett felt uno bart miro, bas felbf1
ihrpere &eaenaiiife baifelbe MIDI
aufueihen t6nnen. 2ubem tpur6e
oas iiberfliiiige Del in Die @oiier
uno Wb5ugstandle aetpaIdeu uni
oaourb pielfab bic Mostitularper
oernihtet. Dageaen Hagen bic ga.
men iber ruinirte aleiber.
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- Durb elm neu aufeeaangenes
2idt ber Tehnit uurbe ibon 10
atanber griitenS oas 2ebenslibt
ausaeblaien.
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Wmlf sbore Babm.

Mbfabrt.
0ab Stodbale, td9lih, 1900 Born.
Nntunft.
Son Stodbale. tdalih, 1900 Nadn1.
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e. u. & u. g. 8abn.
Mbfahrt.

0ab @albefon. 6oufton uno guero tas-
900 SDrn1.
Rad Corpus ghriti, Mranias HaB unb
Beenille tdali6 ..........9 u6r 8orm.
mnb 2:20 Nobm.
Wa6 86rne uno 9errnine, tdelih. 800.
Mnfunt.
Bon @alneton, 6DuItpn unb guerD tdg-
lt6 700 Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus ghrifti, Mranias BaB unb
Beebiae tdglib.. .2:05 Nadbm.
Bon 8brne unb &errnile. tdelib......
$3.50 Mbeu6S,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
CAMPAIGN TOO COSTLY.
Waterloo Courier.1


Now we can begin to understand the
scarcity of congressional candidates IN
the Second district. Those who have
made the campaigns there the past
few years have set too fast q pace for
the ordinary man. Dave Brant hits it
off as a pace which will some day brins
the republicans of the district to de-
feat. He says the amount candidate
must spend has been set at $4,000, and
declares lit is lamentable fact THAI
often the first inquiry made regarding
a suggested candidate is relative to
his ability to put up the cash. Self
respecting men unable or unwilling
to supply a big campaign fund, are no
more inclined to be candidates for con-
gress in this district than the same
kind of men are inclined to enter socie-
ty that is too expensive for their
means, or too shabby for their incli-
nations If the state wants to know
what makes the Second district re-
pYblicans shun a congressional nomin-
alton they will find the financial ques-
ton the real one. Too fast pace
has been set. Ten to twenty thous-
and dollars is too much money to ex-
pect of congressional candidate
Those without the money might get
somebody to grub stake them, but that
would be rather humiliating."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

Wall Lake.
Farmers have been in town lately
offering 50 per day and board for mer
to work in the harvest and hay field
But few We're able to secure men al
this price.
Mt. Pleasant.
DR.. Applegate has approved the plans
submitted for the hospital sewage dis
posal plant, which was recently ordered
by the state board of control, and sane
toned by the legislature.
EddyvilIe.
The Eddyville Tribune publishes a
view of the Des Moines river at Eddy
vile when the flood was at its highest
point. The water was close to the
floors of two long bridges.
Swaledale.
The hawesters are at work. Only a
few days of good weather is necessary
to assure the harvesting of one of
Iowa's best grain crops. and with many
fields of corn in the tassel the Record
sees no reason why many farmers
should be discouraged.
Davenport.
Harry Asmussen, the noted gardener,
his speciality being early vegetables of
all kinds. brought to the city the other
day cabbage heads weighing on an av-
erage not less than Is pounds. They
are the largest seen In this part OF the
country for many years.
Stanhope.
The town has been almost given
over to the implement statesmen during
81. Nj.
son for dealers and manufacturers of
farming machinery, and the whole
salers send their best men to the small
er towns to assist the local dealers in
pushing sales.
OskaIoosa.
The corn on the bottom lands that
We're covered with water during the re-
cent floods is total loss. Scarcely a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
The Grinnell News.

visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plum.
Mrs. N. w. Cessna and daughters
Pearl and Maud go to Chicago today
for a visit.
Mr.. John Mehln is spending his va
cation in Des Moines.
Mrs. Will Alley and niece spent
Tuesday in Des Moines.
Miss Denton, of Corydon, is visiting
at the NJ. Rev home.
Tuesday evening Miss Isabella Beaton
entertained number of friends at her
home on North Broad street. The
guests present received quite a mus
ical treat. Miss Beaton played num-
Der of selections on the piano. Miss
Rev also played and Mrs. Holyoke, OF
Omaha, sang several pieces all of which
were very highly appreciated. Miss
Beaton returns to Cleveland, o., to-
day, where she has a position as in
|structor in the school Of music.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
as Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News OF Iowa From Hun.
dreds Of Different Towns
end Communities.
GREAT CROP YEAR.

No resident of this section can recal
q season in which Nature made n rec
ord better than this year All grams
have grown large stalks and with the
exception of wheat, which is a 1ail
crop. small grain never matured
lsrger yield. Corn is booming along 10
great results. So great has been the
growth that fields badly smitten by
frost in June have largely recovered
and will probably make big returns
The gardens never yielded so bountl /
fully. Enough vegetables are going to
waste to supply armies. Potatoes VIII
make record of a generation 'quaiitS
ard yield. Grass has made great pas
lures and bountiful hay crop. me
trees are recording a growth such as is
ordinarily made in two or more seasons
combined In this part of Iowa l9o-
will long be regarded as record break
e, in natural production.
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HIGH PRICED COAL.
ICedar Rapids Republica,


There is a limit beyond which coal
prices can hardly go. The coal barons
and dealers hardly realize the extent
to which people can economic in the
consumption of fuel even in the cold
est weather. 1t is SO easy for the av-
erage family to have one fire less or
to close up one or more rooms and
save the coal that would be necessary
to supply them with heat When coal
is cheap people use it literally; when
lit becomes dear they begin to use it
more sparingly and it is question
whether they pay more in the aggre-
gate when coal is dear tlan they do
when it is cheap. Few people realize
on how little they can get along quite
comfortably, until they are compelled
to. 1t is the same way in the con-
sumption of food stuffs. In lean yeara
the people either eat less, or waste less
or they use substitute foods which are
cheaper. During the period, from
1898 to 1896 the consumption of wheat
per capita in this country actually fell
off millions of bushels There is a
Wonderful adaptability in the human
family, and this adaptability must al
ways be considered in the calculations
of those who would control prices
thru strikes on the one hand or trusts
on the other.
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Special to Times Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, July 30.-E. HI. Dennison
has gone to New York again for Reed
Bros, with another shipment of chick
ems.
E. A. Wadsworth has purchased the
residence of f. Il. Hemon on North
Park street for $1,000.
William Burd has bought G. p.
Stickles house in the west part of
town.
c. f. Frazier and family have rented
the l.. G. G. Pierce property on West
street.
DIR. Newman was in Brooklyn Tues
day on business
Mrs Herman Heesch, living south
east of town, is quite sick.
Horace and Nergie Bowen, of oska
loosa, are visiting at the A. Mehlin
home.
Mrs. Collins, Of Marshalltown. is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31

and Pacific coasts and from the Gulf of
Mexico can, with the least possible loss
Of time. reach every section and corner
Of the world.
And now gentlemen. I'm the full conf
Gence that the record to which 1 have
SO briefly referred can but meet the
approval not only of this convention,
but of those You represent, / appeal to
you to adhere to the fundamental arti-
cles of our faith, nominate none but
men of irreproachable character and
you may confidently rely upon the vim
dication of your work by the people at
the ensuing election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.


hungry and angry wife confronting
him with a look of ineffable scorn.
You brute.' she exclaimed: you
contemplate hog!' Her eyes filled with
tears and she turned TO leave. Won't
you have something to eat queried
her husband. You can have something
now if you Will No. sir! I'D starve
first was the indignant response. and
the poor woman went back TO the chair
car After While her apology for a hus-
band came back. picking his teeth. and
sat down beside her, but she never
looked at him.
The story spread rapidly among the
passengers. and there WAS some talk of
throwing the brute out between sta
tons 1t is known that he resides in
Sioux City, and it is said that he is u
rhar
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