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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

THIS letter from Margaret Hen
bricks is call to every woman
suffering female weakness to
accept the health and strength Wine
If Cardui will give them. There IS
nothing in this letter that cannot be
absolutely relied on asst was written
Nv woman who knows what 1t is
tn suffer nine years beyond the help
~ doctors This medicine which
MARGARET Hendricks advises suffer
;no vomen to take has transformed
her from sick, discouraged invalid
TO a happy woman rejoicing IN
health.
Have you been in poor health for
years?
Have doctors failed in trying to
relieve your pains that are caused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
CHRISTMAS CHEER
Mystc Shriner5 to Make Many Families

eAystic Sfriner5 to Make Many Families
n ppv.
About seventyfive members of the
Mystic Shrine went to Winchester over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Road yesterday
morning They viii initiate a number OF
pilgrims into the secrets Of the order,
and will return Tomorrow.
Acca Temple will dispense is usual Sodo
cheer duling the holidays and provisions
ror $50 baskets have already been made.
Thed istribut.on will be made on Christ
mas Eve. and VIII be in charge Of the
following committee: Captain c. Fl. Phil
lips, L. w. McVeigh, o. y. Hawkins.
General C. J. Anderson. Q. ]. Sands. Mil
ton z. Marcuse r H NJ. Harrison. Cap
tain L. 7. Christian and G. jeter Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
$500 Umbrellas for $500.

Six Gloria-and you know that
means the best wearing material it's
possible to get-bctter really than
the aIl-siIll. Close roll, with 5 and
6-inch sterling silver and pearl
handles.
rs The ha7de of an un@re'ia that
larSelv De e ines the prize after 4 car-
tain grade Of cover has Oeen reached
ant these hanl-S were bough sep
arate y by Us and put OF to our order.
ThsY are all fIyg- ana six-d2Ua,
h2nG'ss, but a little foresight enabled
is TO make a very large purchase
some time ago ct special price,
and te-day we have the bsa S.. co
umbrellas N Richmond without any
exception.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

by irregularities?
Are you nervous and discouraged
II youanswer yes to any of these
questions this letter of Margaret
Hendricks points out the way to
health for you, but if you neglect
this treatment it Will be at your
peril. These Notwithstanding down
pains, headaches and all the accom-
panylng ills-never go away
they grow worse. This letter places
the responsibility of your health
with you alone. viii you make the
most of the opportunity2 Wine OF
Cardui is the medicine every weak
and suffering woman needs.
All druggists sell si.00 bottles.
Ask for Vine of Cardui and accept
no other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
DOING FINE

Property Man Hannon Writes That
AUDREY is D7ing Coos Business.
Mr.. j. NJ. Harmon. formerly OF the
Academy staff, and who is now property
man with the Audrey company in NeE
York. writes his friends here that ne IS
doing fine. j,
business is all that we have expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
hitler g RR/H0nd5.

gagement Of three nights next week. APP
peaEmg at the Bijou In ~ Night on
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, and at the Tuesday matinee. The
play is one Gf the best OF the !,!gussin
Daily comedies. and was originally pre-
sented by John Drew and Ada Rehaa.
Their roles Will be fixed next week by
Frederick Lewis and Jane Oaier Alfred
Hudson Will have the Leading comedy role
OF Il professor who writes tragedy
which turns out to be a comedy after
all.
Manager Wells. Of the Bijou, announces
FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
with rnatinees Thursday and Saturday.
the new sensational comeds- drama Her
Marriage Vow which Is said 10 havs
a beautiful story OF heart interest rum
ming throughout. The story and intrigue
are said to be clear and definite, and the
scenes and incidents manipulated in such
manner as to lead UP to certain eli
makes that are thrilling and effective.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Mr.. En Ieking's Flu ,eraE

Yesterday morning at II o'clock the fun
aral Of August EnglelIirG took place from
tho home of his son. Gus Engleking. No.
20 North Seventh Street. The burial was
IL Shnckoe I1ill Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

he writes. land we hope to have a most
successful season.
His friends here are glad to know he
is getting along well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
ACT.VES TO Met
important Session of the Organization
10 Be Held at Btlvdere Hail To Night

10 Be Held at Btvidere Hail To Night.
There vii! be an important meeting Of
the Gay Ward Actives ct Re-videre Hal
tonight at s o'cocll. The meeting will
be a very interesting one to members.
as the names OF those who. have lost
interest ard have failed 10 attend meet
ings for some time past will be dropped
from the list.
Another matter OF great interest that
will be discussed is the question Of Sc
curing q permanent home for the organ
izatiOn,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

Cooret Hare Scarf, with tais, made
tul. sl.eS.
Sable and Black Opossum Scarfs,
full size. with s tails. These scarts
are not the real rna-ten skin, but they
o,e excellent values at So 90.
Isabella Fox Scarfs are very pop
ular this year. Our assortment IS a
large one. and for eight dollars and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

Deputy United States Marshal Bland
served a libel on the tug Sue" at Pc
tersburg, Thursday night. under a motion
sued out by the Appuomattox Iron
Works. Of that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

j. L. Thompson. 4 saw-mili owner in
Hanover county, has been summoned as
a government witness III the case OF the
United States against Frank T. Burgess,
who is under arrest in Baltimore. Bur
Sess is charged with using the mails to
get lumber consignments under false pre-
lenses. Thompson is supposed to be one
ii his Victims
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

Deputy Marshal Bendit left for North
cumberland county yesterday morning to
serve subpoena against witness in
a case Of robbery III the United States
Court at Washington. D. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
5I2.So Monte Carlo for $1,000

N1t OUR lwev AID / hal coats for
ten lars hut The iIni that usually
Tetau 1t mat PFC You'll Set here f]r
5000. IFS 50 rch4S long, fms Ell
NJ II stitched str ippai seams across the
oalderS. inverted peat il tie bac<,
ve,vei 20 lar pearl buttons GEO ~
ani satin ilnei " q ~ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

NASHVILLE IEAN -4dI--l
OF Carui the finest remedy woman can use VINO
is suffering any ills peculiar lave been IN poor
health 1t first did much attention 70 IT.
began feel weary constantly lost ana sus,
incon became irregular and at ny heiS foS
flowed profuseIy that it left weak and pE[+ 1 1
would papalon OF the near anu
frequently with splitting doctors and Lens out all
only expense and ioS en anu oee
me Wine of Calui home Two Ss osias
in disguise. had little faith al hrs pus tS
faith but by absolute er 1 + 10 a
health BEGAN to improve could sleep as @ NOT peeh %
for months my headaches gradually sappsarsd be-
regular and the proose flow azals ds 5
and certainly have grateful Tor the nange me OF oaaut
suffering women they viii only give Il Tar TIA It VIII cure them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

For the amusement OF the children who
attend the matinee at the Bijou this af-
ternoUn the mana cement OF the Bfjou has
consented, TO the feeding OF the elephants
on the stage to-day, Immediately after
the matinee When an elephant eats
there is something doing and the specta-
Gle will amuse and instruct
The George Fawcett Company, with
Mary Shaw, will return for a brief en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

Fl The theatres.


An audience that fairly tested the
capacity of the Academy greeted DEN
milan Thompson and his company at the
Academy last night. Two very large
audiences are promised for to-day
The Old Homestead" undoubtedly
owes its success to is sincerity as
tableau. If not drama It p. eseats
studies of real folks'-good men and
true-of Keeue and adjacent neighbor
hoods The original Uncle Josh. the
original Cy Prime. are trailsfecences
from flesh and blood. Moreover, in gen
eral physique, voice and onward
havior Mt. Thompson has cUriou iy
fitted into the part he plays with such
simplicity and naturalness, that one
can hardly detect where his professional
technique enters into so smoOtn and ap-
parentIv spontaneous a delineation. He
dominates the scenes and action de-
lghtfully He and they bring the heart
OF the country into the city, br ns
thitner the element from which the lat
tiers bone and sinews SO largely have
come One is carried back to the cOuu-
tritied environments and feelings Of
childhood The present seems unreal,
the theatrical homes seem the truth.
Children enjoy the pieces humor SIS
sertimentaiIy but just as keenly as the
older folk. II catches every genuine
nature in its honest grip. It Is almost
wholly genuine: the nearest and most
unexa ggerated stage picture OF charac-
ter that is the salt of the American
race.
There will be matinee and evening per-
fcrnances to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Monte Car.os for $3.50

Monte Carlos for $3.50
And we think they're the best in
Town for that price. because we've
compared them with other coats at
the same and higher prices.
TINS ga ment is OF ne kersey,
double inverted pleat, siitche j
strapped seams across the shoulders.
strapped pockets, stitched turn back
cuffs, pearl buttons, and velvet
collar On all colors except blacl.
which has q collar Of self material.
It's lined throughout with guar
an,eed satin, and we've reordered
this garment 2 half dozen times this
winter in order to supply eSss9 gN
the demand 1890. ........ tf..S1I1s' y -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

The next attraction at the Academy
will be the great temperance play, Ten
Nights in Bar-Room. which is the
offering for next Monday night. The
drama will be we'll mounted and acted
by a capable company Of local celeb
rites
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Holiday Perfumes.


They are exceptionally 5000 from
~ ... -. r,a-ai, oole,eg no s,-rI7ar
FOO - CIT otten does dutv at Christmas
fine N the pace Of perfumes.
F.,-, bo,.,as Of Perfumes, N
boxes, each Aoo
Fancy Boxes. containing bottle rer-
box
boites al al odo, .s bite QUO
.,.,.-.,
tw5 hor! E Of ? ounces eaeh, &5.GG
asserted o@ots
e~z PAPER !. about 5 sp9,o52.sts an
selesG
Our stationery store IS one Of the most
were are the prizes lower.
one CURE boxes OF 5000 paper
;oT zoe.
Six-ouire boxes Of fine Cabinet
D. ,3,+fz-e,+ sizes Sc Ok
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
CUoTOIM-HOUSE NEWS
Jim Hayes Did Not FiI: Suits Yesterday
Tug Libelei.

Jim Hayes let another day 60 by with
out liI.ng his suits against the members
of the Constitutional Convention. IN
quiry at the office Of the c.erk Of the
United States Circuit Court proved that
Hayes had not even been around dur
ing the day to STATE that they would
be filed tomorrow,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

The Giffen Company will return here
next Friday and Saturday in Young
Mrs Winthrop" The sale Of seats
opens at the Academy box Office next
Monday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Chr;sttrnas Stationery.

Box Paperi~ about IS appropriate an
article tor : sill as 81 ythang you could
Select
Our stationery store is one oitae most
com Ie,e in I ( CITY ami certainly NO.
where are the prices lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Mon c Carlo for SO IS

MON c SSIiC 1SE I, -
Donb-e inverted pleat in The back, vel
yet collar. bell sleeve. with turn-back
.u1fs, and while IT IS not a $4,000 garment
Il IS the best S64S coat we have ever
lhown. Castor Beaver only. Same Coat
n Misses sizes, il. l6, ana IS for <5.9S.
A $3.50 Monte Carlo.
50 inel,es NJ. good Issrssy, Gated
back. ve!v too lai and cuG, ii IA o.
ed al tnroasn and a tho CAS 60
roughly ,ood coat Tor. II -
Extra Good Monte Carlo
FOR 81. eS.
First tine this season we have
shown this garment. Made OF good
kersey. with p!eated back. lined
all through with satin, trimmed with
pearl buttons. and the sleeves and
bottom Of the coat finished with
VOWS Of corded stitching.
It's very dressy coat 81 O.
Sor.........-.....-....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

One quire boxes Of good paper
:or 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Miller 6 Ig,l1oads.
BEA TIER F0FEchs T.aa9 roh portions
"qae Store VIII be Open Until 70 O'clock To Night
Five Especially Good
Goat Values To-Day.
;Lcra house sine

The garments are all nesonle q item only in the hous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

he fines were paid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
NEW TOWN IN POLK. .
,. M. !. E. G. N. Establishes Town of
EIkhart in Polk County.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. July so The Des
Mones. Iowa Falls and Northern
Townsite company yesterday purchased
the eighty acres described as the south
half of the southeast quarter OF sec
tion IS in Elkhart township for a town
site for the new town of Elkhart, which
will be established by it on the line
of the Des Moines. Iowa Falls and
Northern railroad. Farmers residing
in the vicinity. and who have had to
haul their produce from eight to twelve
miles to the nearest railroad point, were
instrumental in securing the selection
of the site, and it is understood made
up Il considerable portion of the price
paid for the property as an inducement
to the land company to take the prop
erty. They have a contract with the
farmers not to establish another town
within six miles of the new town of
elkhart, mining camps alone excepted
AS soon as the road is completed
to Elkhart it is intended to hold an
auction sale of lots, offering every de-
scription in the plat and selling TO the
highest bidders for cash.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
Anthracite Coal Famine.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge. July 3o.-There is fam
ire in anthracite coal i'll Fort Dodge. All
that is left is few tons in the hands
CT dealers which We're left over from the
last winter supply and is not drop in
the bucket With what would be on hand
We're it to be had The price quoted by
the local dealers is $40, but they claim
that they might as Well not have any
price. for they are unable to secure
more from any of the larger cities
where they are accustomed to buy their
coal supplies. Should the strike con-
tinue until Well into the fall months it
will work a great hardship With many
W no are equipped for the use of anthra-
Cite coal only
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
KEPT THREE FAMILIES
Cashier Perkins Gives That as
Reason of Shortage of $751;
600 to $4,000.
Employe Of Northwestern Lie
Insurance Company at Cedar
Rapids Goes Wrong.
High Living and Bad Investments
Are Responsible for His
Downfall.
ial to Times Rcpublican.

I special TO lllnE
Cedar Rapids, July So.-charles w.
/ Perkins. cashier of the Northwestern
! yesterday afternoon made a statement
admitting that he had from time to
/ time during the past ten years used the
1 companys money for personal invest
ments. His shortage is placed at from
! $4,000 to $4,000. Circumstances forced
/, him to provide for three families and
iary of $4,000 he thought.
short time ago he saw that he was
getting so deeply involved that he
would be unable TO return the money to
the company on time as he had PLAN
ned. Then he confessed to II. y. Mum
ger, the general agent, and turned over
to him all his property of every kind.
Mr.. Munger Will have to make the
shortage good until he can realize on
Perkins investments. He is able to do
it, il is said.
II. "A. Munger, general agent of the
company, is now in Milwaukee endeaN-
cring to straighten out the financial
tangle Mr.. Perkins has transferred to
Mir. Munger all the property he has, in
Guiding stocks in rubber, mines. olive
ranches etc Also second mortgage
of $1,000 on his valuable home in this
city, on which there is one mortgage of
50 900.
Perkins stated this afternoon that ten
years ago circumstances We're such that
he was Obliged to provide for three
families. He thought he was unable
to do this on his salary of $4,000 a year.
and he sought some means of adding to
his income. Mr.. Munger. the general
agent, trusted him absolutely, and had
placed him in entire charge of the office
here Mr.. Munger himself finding most
enjoyment in theoretically soliciting
new business.
Mr.. Perkins. having entire control of
the finances OF the office, thought he
could invest some of the money from
time to time, make it net him a profit
and return it to the company. He says
that when he discovered, few days
ago, that he could not mature his
financial plans as early as he had hoped
he Went to Mr.. Munger and told him the:
whole story, at the same tlnle OHeflnS
To turn over to him all the property he
possessed
Much of the property is in the form
of shares which may replace the
amount taken after some years. but if
thrown upon the market at once would
result in a heavy loss. This loss must.
temporarily at least. be borne by Mr..
Munger. 1t is believed that he can meet
it all. tho there are fears that 1t will
greatly embarrass him.
Perkins has always borne the highest
reputation i'm this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
Sue Ten Insurance Comp anies.

LeMars, July 30.-Notice of suit has
been served on ten insurance companies
for the payment of Insurance on the
Baron Bros stock of dry goods and
groceries, which was consumed by fire
on April Z, when the F'laugher block
was destroyed The insurance COM
panies settled other losses at the time
of the fire. but no settlement was made
in the case of Baron Bros. The COM
panies against whom notice of suit has
been given are Providence, Western
Underwriters. German, United States.
Queen, Westchester. Agricultural,
Western Germania and Milwaukee in
surance companies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30

the defendants We're not invited. 1t is
stated that Daniel Ferguson was tax
ing two of the girls from Nit. Sterling
home from the party. When near the
town it is stated that three masked
persons came from behind the railroad
trestle and called to them to stop one
of the party. it is said, Went to the
horses head and held the animal while
the other two dragged young Ferguson
out of the buggy and tied him. The
girls got out of the buggy and ran back
to the Ferguson home and gavn the
alarm. Ferguson. hawever succeeded
i'm getting the rope ooseued and con-
tinued his journey without further i'm
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
SUICIDE AT CHARLES CITY.
Girl Shoots Pistol Ball Thru Head
!. While Despondent.

Charles City. July 30-Nellie Lack. a
young lacy of about &c years. residing
some ten miles north, committed sui
eide here by shooting herself with a
pistol in the right temple. The ball
passed thru the brain. coming out at
the left temple. Death WAS instan-
taneous. When found. she was sitting
bolt upright, evidently in the position
taken to commit the act. She was in
poor health and under medical treat
ment. 1t is believed that dependency
over sickness caused temorary de-ange-
ment, in which condition she ended her
suffering. The badly was removed to
the undertaking rooms and Coroner
Dennis will hold an inquest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
BOTH SIDES ARE FIRM
No Change in the Strike Situa.
ton at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Statement.
Story City Authorities Seeking
E. Eide, Who Assaulted
Ed Rame.
Wealthy Whoever at !.eMars Is
Arrested OF a Serious
Charge.

Special to Times Republican.
Burlington. July S0-The strike stu
elton here is unchanged and there are
no prospects of settlement. The
strikers have issued a statement In
which they claim the contractors have
blaclllistcd all men who refused to work
lumber from yards declared unfair.
The contractors association held 4
meeting last evening. President Has
sell, when interrogated by a reporter
rs to the purport or result of the meet
ing. replied: We stand pat There
was practically nothing done that could
interest the public. The situation is UNI
changed"
There was no meeting of the carpen-
tiers union or the building Trades
Council last evening, but q meeting of
all the building trades unions has been
called for today So far as known there
is nothing of especial interest 10 come
before this meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
HuckED AND GAGGED HIM.
Young Man Taken From Buggy and
Bound Hand and Foot.

Special to Times Republican.
Keosauqua. July 30. Carl Blackledge
and Pearl Wilsey, of Mt Sterling havs
been held to the grand jury on infor-
nation filed by John A. Ferguson, ac-
cusing them of assault upon his son
Daniel w. Ferguson. with intent Ia
MAIN or rob him. Preliminary hearing
was waived by the defendants and they
We're hello to await the action or the
grand jury, on bonds of $3.50 each
which was promptly furnished
According to the information with
regard to the cause of the arrest, it is
stated that the Ferguson children gave
a party last Friday evening to which
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
Insncctor at Muscatine.

Muscatine. July S0.-E'rank 3. Whea
ton. of Washington, d. c., represent
atiye of the United States treasury de-
rartment. is in the city to purchase {
site for the governments office building
The appropriation for the site is $4,000
Several proposition have been made the
government, but not one has been ac-
.cepted. Mr. Wheaton will visit lows
City, Marshalltown. Ottumwa. Center
willie, Boone Atlantic and Oskaloosa to
select sites, and will report to Secretary
Shaw from each city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
Garwin News.
Special to Times Republican.
LII l1...o u,

Special to Times Republican.
Garwin, July 3O.-Mss Florence Bury
started last week for Salem, S. D., to
visit relatives.
n. S. Peterman has moved into his
new furniture store.
The second annual field day will be
held at Garwin August 20. Farmer
Burns will be one of the attractions.
w. ). Belknap is making u business
trip thru Missouri this week.
Lppincott e Hurley have repaired
the damage done to the L. Is. church by
lightning.
Mrs. f. o. Bowen has been visiting
her relatives in Toledo the past week.
MIR. Ed Clark, of the firm. of Clark &
Magmussen has sold his interest in the
hardware business to Mr.. Junger
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
HARVEST HANDS SCARCE.

Farmers in slackhawk County Unable
to Secure Help.
Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo. July 30.-Harvest hands
are scarce in Backhawk county if thu
trouble some of the farmers are having
TO secure them is any criterion. Quite Il
number of farmers in this vicinity We're
in Waterloo yesterday looking for men
to assist them with the harvest of small
grain. Notwithstanding the fact that
they offered s. IL day and in some cases
more, they seemed TO be unable To Sc
cure sufficient help TO get their grain
nom the field 10 the stack.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-30
auua, qrdndap aup 60 1907

~ a Sioux City boarding house. The
fouse WAS kept by respectable people.
V no had no complaint to make of the
girls character They said that she
WAS perfectly Well behaved. She was
found by the police of Sioux City. who
We're looking for her in response to thu
notice sent out by her father. while
standing on the curbstone listening to
The Salvation Army. She says that she
left home because she feared. that her
parents believed stories which she
claims We're circulated about her. She
Went first to BeatIiee. Neb., where she
stayed with an aunt. and then went to
S,ioiIy CIV