Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-05

announced, the male portion of the llt-
tie town have had no trouble in secuf-
ing plenty of liquor and almost every
load of freight which comes In mas
from one to five kegs of beer or jugs OF
whisky in 1t. The women of the town
are now threatening to organize a So
ciety and inaugurate temperance
movement which will cause the actions
of Carrie Nation to sink into insisni1i-
cance IL the practice is not discontin-
ued.
Audubon.
William Phohaska, John A. Nashs
farm superintendent, is carrying
around a badly lacerated scalp and IL Is
said some one threw brick at MN
Friday night as he was going nome
| from town. knocking him from ms
horse to the ground. Who the miscre-
ant was has not been ascertaineo'
neither has the motive for the ASSAULT
been made known. The affair has an
air of mystery. as neither the officers
nor the one assaulted will talk.
Cedar Rapids.
Heavy rain storms of the past week
| have occasioned more or less damage
to the growing crops in the country
surrounding Cedar Rapids. In the low
lands in places the crops have peeh
wholly destroyed. A farmer living near
| Cln lost fifteen acres of corn IN conse-
ouence of the downpour. If more eqaa-
b,y distributed the precipitation wo!li
not be in excess of the needs of vega
| tation And under existing circumstah'
ces 1t is only the low lands that nave
| suffered any considerable damage
| Dunlap.
| The new mill built b. Merritt Son
vas begun operations. Grinding was
commenced Thursday. They have a
yell-eouipped mill, all of the machinery
| being of modern design snd IL. every
raspect capable of doing as goad work
| as can be done at any place.
! Howard p. Randall. member Of Com
| nany I, Tenth United States regulars.
| located at Misamis, Mindanao, mas been
placed In charge of the postoltles az
that place, filing vacancy Az oil ths
Dunlap boys at that place are reported
as In good health.
Waterloo.
| Walter ]. Hasskarl, boy about IL
years of age. employed in the iowa
Saddlery Company's factory in the
Syndicate block. broke an arm Monday
| afternoon by catching 1t in the sha1tihs
| OF the factory where he is employed.
The accident took place between ana
| Q o'clock Both bones of the forearm
! are broken. The boy, who is son OIL
Rev. w. Hasskarl. refused the aid OF d
! hack which was summoned by his en-
Movers and walked home unaided.
The assessors report OF the
taxable property of Waterloo, published
in the Reporter, shows a gain of 22t2
! per cent in the personal property, eX-
/ Guiding the new buildings. This Is the
largest gain ever made in one year and
/ is simply further evidence of the un-
| bounded prosperity Waterloo has en-
/ loved during the past twelve months.
Davenport.
Mr.. Alger, the head of the family
| ouarantined on the lower floor Of the
/ house or Harrison near Eighth, secured
/ nermission to leave the city on the rep
| lesentation that he had to attend ahe
! funeral of relative and on the assu1-
lance that he had had smallpox early III
| life. He was fumigated thoroughly and
allowed to go with the promise that lie
would return to quarantine wnen he
| reached the city again. This week t
was learned that he was in the city ana
had not returned to his home and tire
restrictions that surround 1t. DIR.
Schmidt ordered search for Mr. AZ
ger and he was discovered in hitit.s
over a saloon He refused to leave aid
| did not do so until he was dragged out
by the officers He was found to have
the smallpox himself. A guard will be
placed at the residence to see that the
man does not leave during the period
the quarantine is in force. Upstairs
over the Algers are the Bakers. a coll
ored family. reported all down with the
| disease Thursday. The prospects OF
1 this building being quarantined for
month or so longer are exceedingly
good.
Filthy Temples in India.
| Sacred COWS often detile Indian tenn
pies, but worse yet is a body that's pol
iuted by constipation. Don't permit 1t.
Cleanse your system with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, and avoid untold mis-
cry. They give lively livers, active bow
els, good digestion, fine appetite. On
lly rs cents at George Powers drug
store.
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