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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

viavi, the way to health. 107 North
Fourth street.
To owners of cows--We have Ii few
sacks best stock food at one third the
regular price. Come quick as the sup
ply is limited. The Farmers Supply
Company, al Globe Hotel.
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49, --7--------
FOR RENT.

For Rent-steam heated Offices; rent
right. DR.. Kibbey or w. E. Leach. p.
o. building.
For Rent-Large room. two to four
people. Private entrance. Also office
room in basement. 30 East Main DR..
III. L. Getz.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-20

For Sale or Trade-The Globe Hotel
property in Marshalltown. c. j. Hoyt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-20

For Sale-Feed yard and residence
Address Box 81. Parkersburg. Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

For sale-A nearly i.ew mail deliv-
cry wagon with pole. II good shape.
Address IT, dare T.-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-20

For Sale-A good twin baby buggy
INQUIRE at 40S West Nevada street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-20
Are You Afflicted With
THE ITCH KING OF THE BLooDf
= CZG nm a

The prevalence OF Eczema among the young and
old is due to the introduction of poisonous matter
In the blood. Those pimples, sores and eruptions
upon the face, neck and body are all caused by
blood and the blood fires the skin with the fuel Of
its Impurities; remove he impurity and the trouble
passes away MEDERINE is specific blood
blood of every possible faint, and quickly and per
manenty cures Eczema. Thousands of we'll
known citizens in every section of the country have
all other remedies had failed This is the reason
that every bottle of MEDERINE is sold on the
positive and absolute guarantee that it viii cure
Write MEDERINE REMEDY Co. Duluth MINI for
their system of treatment All letters answered illustrated
booklet containing mailed free.
Price $i.oo per Bottie--6 Bottles 500.
Sent express paid If druggist does carry NED
6kINE in stock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-20

Wanted Man of good character to
place sample goods; salary and eNpen-
SEES: territory, Ia: some advertising and
collecting; experience unnecessary
steady employment; references. Adj
dressed envelope Manager Winner, 356
Dearborn. Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-20

Dearborn. Chicago.
Wanted-Man and wife to live on n
farm. Call at 312 North Third avenue.
Wanted-Your work; dressmaking
and shirt waists speciality. Gentle
mems shirts to order. Wolcott x
Mopp. 6 East Linn street.
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and those that are benefited and feel
like it. II they will send me flower seeds
or bulbs, specimens, ETC.. l Will gladly
accept wish to collect relics. Old
dishes, etc, and il anyone has any to
dispose OF / would make this proposl-
ton: Go hair work and lovely gold
wire work | would furnish some on
trust for anyone to sell for me. what
they DO not sell can be returned to me
and III sell more uutil they sell enough
for what want in exchange'-'old ma
hogany. dishes, curios, etc nave
bought over 500 worth of books from
one lady--her private library-and paid
for it this way l would also Ike u plat
ing outfit l nave had advantages III
| learning ali kinds of fancy work and
collecting all kinds OF formulas, receipts
ETC.; these m willing 10 contribute ifee'
il desired to The Constituton-they may
help someone. Arc many interested III
the new thought modern scienllHc
spiritualism" 'theosophy2' l am, put
| am not where | can hear lectures. ere
| ! read considerable Of the literature ana
! think it wonderful. Here IS d forinai-
/ for an inexpensive liniment that IS good.
| have others that are more expensive
/ This IS for rheumatism and stlf1 JOINTS
| Strong camphor spirits. ! pint coon,
! hear or skunk oil, pint; spirits OF tui-
! pentine pint; shake bottle wheH useo
! and Apply three times daily by pouring
! II, the hand and rubbing in ali you can
twenty to thirty minutes.
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SUNSHINE.

.,IVs il in hearts and IN ssholds
r., hriehten the Path of Life,
IN sase the cares of the multitude,
srs -vceten the daily strife.
~ pant Grows well in the shadow.
pg- always will reach for the light.
Ave vc. then. so very different.
7str we feel not the shadows blight?
Hfr trat has grown in the darkness
a miami that has grown In the shade.
Il YOU .hilk that It's from their choos-
tHs
T1evve Hvad in the dsrksome glade7
Tn wce7en the Hves around you,
ln5 give Of your plenteous store
r. h. lives that grow in the darkness
1hs lives OF the patient poor.
~1.s. walk awhile in the byways.
Aeay r7n yoar quiet strs ct.
Avav from Lies sheltered highways,
All o4t in Inc cold and sleet.
Taa there's no sunshine needed,
Th some are used TO the shade.
ARR t. if you can. Of LIES justice.
A1 ay that the sunshine was made
JAS o. dwell with the rich and mighty,
t. she arts Of favored few.
and say il YOU can, that there's moth
fas
For Sunshine workers to do.
A. slv that Gods own free sunshine
II acld IS an auetoneer
Ana sold t. the highest bidder.
F0~ Sd many dollars q year
FLORENCE HEMSTREET.
I-r~ Beach, Cal.
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Turks Getting Fine Fortune from
sunken Treasury Ship.
(r,rom me jewelers. Circuiar)


Readers have heard Of the search uuder-
taken by Greek divers under the TURK
ism government and the treasure dlscoV-
cred in the Russian admirars ship. sunk
at Tcherman at the time OF the naval
battle OF l77o. when the Turkish heat
was completely destroyed The search
has continued With striking success
These fortunate divers have become
rich. but the Turkish government also
has obtained come large amounts, mas
much az it has reserved for itself the
lions share The fact Is that the Rus
sian vessel. Which sank in q depth OF so
fathoma. aDourds In pieces Of gold and
silver At first the divers paid stten-
ton to the former only, OF which they
found full sacks. These pieces are mostly
single, double and quAdruple ducats.
1t already has been announced that on
the Hrse shipment 10 ConstantnopIc Tic
divers obtained for their part the sum or
276 900 francs. The daily work Of the
divers amounts 10 from 5000 70 10000
pieces OF gold. a special boat Or the all
niralty. manned ny officers Of the Turk
lsh navy and by government Inspector,
is stationed continually NJ this point.
Each sack drawn from the water is reg
/ istcred, the pieces counted ANA receipt
given 10 the ulyera IL appears That the
pieces. which bage the Dimensions ana
the weight Of French crowns Of francs.
Besides this money. the divers have
drawn up various other precious objects,
gold und silver crosses jewels images,
swords, canes. especially an evangel, %
which the binding u gold IS o1nanent9'.
With precious stones ot great value,
This is not the first time that such
enterprises have been undei taken tor the
purpose & discovering riches buried 81
The sea, but They have seldom yielded the
desired results. Ii would be dlhlcult to
give even q summary Of the innurnerable
fortunes engulfed. Among others an Eng
llsh bark, which iounderea in l799 off The
coast Of Holland, had on board tng0ts
Of gold and silver Yallle,s at about SEC
ooC 600, Of which very small part was
recovered The Royal Charter went down
near the Moeltra1n wilh q cargo WORTH
So 600 900.
The greatest fortune er quilted vas IN
the shipw1eck of q French sailing YES
sci off the coast Of Trafalgar i carried
Ton and Aaf OF gold plates ana 5
tons Of silver plates whose destination
was the famous Cathedral Of st Dean
DC Matte. There were also q large num-
her Of precious stones, designed To An-
/ petllsh some relics contained IN the catbe.
siraI, as well rs 10 adorn various relic
j9ous objects belonging t. chAvaliers 0f
the order ana ilep< ~ them in their
chanel
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A BABY!S PRAYER.

was Christmas eve night and
fai blizzard was raging over 4 lit
:. settlement on the Rocky mountains.
The moon. which had tried At first to
vas long since covered by the
as storm clouds. The snow fell IN
a1ng sheets anu the wind was howl
r- like some tormented spirit as It
.ots rItnlossly through the dark tower
srr pines and swept along the banks of
7reac herous ravines.
Naar The side of a small precipice was a
long low h5t from the windows of which
p rsl lsht was streaming out into the
-u-Sg rlsl1t IN a post, set deep on the
81 the guich. was 4 board IN the
nsat 81 the window This was al
uast caverid now as the snowdrift about
s. was steadily growing higher. Still by
fae help Of the light from the window
He Big black letters scrawled on 1t
nere dlscernable and as soon as. you
-045 thcn You knew It was 4 mining
Inside tne cabin eight or nine rough
rl were carousing, gathered around a
wood fire The rafters OF the house
we've low and dark from constant smok-
ana from most of them big sacks Of
Provisions and launches of venison were
-silg On each side OF the room. ex-
at the farthest end where the rude
tts we're arraged. were long tables or
mes rianks as they were commonly
ralel The huge fireplace. around which
sa NJ the men were standing, took mp
the whole end Of the room having
space enough on each side for n
low and pile OF pine logs for fuel.
fe men. most OF them, were tall ana
euiar. Just the kind or man YOU
would picture as a miner. They We're clad
b. rough jeans pants, long heavy coats
sad dark. blue or red flannel shirts.
se who had not thrown them aside
4ar- the regular slouch hat Of the miner.
t3-- Of them were drinking wildcat.
hey called The liquor they had bought
n~ little station some or 10 miles
f7n the mountain side, ana the sparkle
aa5 AS It came from the mouth OF
jugs brought a sin brighter sparkle
eyes Of the men who We're drink
are a. the men especially seemed to be
sowing himself az he tossed off glass
glass ~ the whisky This man was
vnr Pete as he was called ~ the
the most amiable man of them
nher he was at himself and the best
along with. but who became
ab,c deyl when intoxicated and
e7 hy aU as such He now stood
his back against one eff The mess
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CITY CKOWDTNG.
1t Is an Important Factor III the
Growth of Crime.

Fyom The Century Magazlnel
The modern croWding Of che population
into cities is 4 factor Of tha first impoy-
lance. Enthusiasts extravagan4y praise
the virtues OF country populations and -
extrz1yagantly disparage the moral con-
dltion or cities. This eXcites contTadic-
ton, and In the controversy the TACT Is
overlooked that the profound changes,
some bene6cial ana others perniciouS,
have been and are being silently wrought
by the aggregation into cities Of so large
4 part of the population. We arg snter-
ing upon the third generation OF hotbed
city iife. The offspring Of those whose
occupations are sedentary, who use Slim
ulants, lead irregular and excited lives,
must. with few exceptions. suffer from
inherited irritaDility Of tne nervous sys-
tenn. An abnormal strength and eccen-
tricity Of impulse must be the result, and
this Is fostered by city life.
4 !amentable change has passed over
the country with regard % the learning
OF trades. Most Compartments require
manual lakor in the earlier YEARS OF ac~
tive life, and much exercise At al periods.
Labor unicus determine the number Of
apprentices which may be taken. and tl..s
Number is SO small that 1t Is Impossible
Tor the large majority Of growing boys
10 secure either the knowledge OF trades
or the physical ana mental benefits OF
steady employment Counting rooms and
shops are crowded with applicants for
every vacant place while thousands are
left TO roam the streets, having neither
trade, profession nor Knowledge OF bust
ness
The struggle Tor success In society.
finance politics, literature applied science
and art grows more fierce as the cities
grow larger: the prosperous have often
..naid 1c9 dear for the whistler those
who fail are according to temperament.
respondent or desperate. and The conse
ouence is 4 steady procession to the sana-
torium OF the prison. And the number
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on linen and batterberg pieces. Send
stamp when writing
Mrs. Cola Wilson, Drifton. Fla, has an
old cannon ball that Andrew Jackson
used during the Seminole campaign N
Florida To exchange for best offer.
Will exchange a Whitley exerciser and
outt,t comulete with book on physical
culture for anything useful. Address r.
D. Gist, ST. Marys, w. Va.
Mrs II. brennan, Of Franklin, Miss
hos 90 of Street * Smiths novels TO
exchange for others. Would like tn get
Georgia scenes
Washington Bible, Corinth. Ala, wishes
TO know the whereabouts OF his mother,
Susan Bible. ana two brothers. Esry and
| Aaron Bible. When last heard from
| C;lbout 80 years ago. they were In the
| state OF Missouri.
| Mrs V. l.. Harpole Salnville, Tenn.
has directions for making an extra gooa
soap without the lye or greese, for one
| cent a pound, to exchange for TWO yafds
| of calico. any color, sent postpaid.
| Mrs. Maggie A. Reese. Wayside, Ala,
will exchange three pair OF heavy wool
| en- hand-kuit mems socks tor four yards
domestic bleaching or equivalent.
/ have United States Hansel His
tory or u Lockwood Rhetoric to exchange
for "a Sacred Harp Song Book Bruce
| Jackson. Electric Ala.
| Mrs, n. J. Watkins has several fine
South Carolina brown leghorsa cockrells
| to exchange for pigs or value. Toplar
Hall, y. c.
| Mrs. Ida Wood. Oneonta. Ala, has q
new diamond garment cutter 30 exchange
with books of instructions. can cut any
! thing worn by ladies or gentlemen. also
! children. for exchange l wish 80 yards
/ of blaached domestic. Write first
| L. Baker Moody Arp, one quart flint
| prolific corn for two yards bleach domes-
| tic or three yards good small checks
! gingham
Arcadia, Ga Mrs Selma yoigt wishes
to exchange Angora goats Tor Berkshire
/ boar and SOW.
c. .. Hawley, pittabora, n. G.. post
| office box io9, mas Grays royal silver and
| electro plating outfit 70 exchange for best
! offer. Outfit as good AS new. Does good
plating. Write what you have. Al! letters
answered.
Mrs B. f Jolly. Van Vleet, Miss., has
| FOR exchange the following novels: MY
| Lady Pride" Jeanne" by Charles Car
vice: This Royal Lifeguard." by Dumas:
| The House Of Seven Gables" b. Haw
thorne; She's Al the World 10 Ne" by
Hall Game, and The Light That Failed
by Kipling. All paper covers Will ex-
change for Lena Rivers" Homestead
By the Hillside" OF other OF Mrs
Holmes works "Beulah" or any other Of
! Mrs, Evans works. ana others that are
good. Book for book. unless covers are
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"WeH. 1 ran up aealns5 another queer
proposition again tonight said "Pye"
Howell. the maa Hho cre2te4s the rad coat
idea and made HE laion depots jntor-
nation bureau famous, as ae was pre-
pairing Ia leave tie station last nigat Says
The Kansas City journal.
This time. h said Inc foolish ru4s-
toner happened 10 be an xceplonaly
pretty elIl q about 8 years or more. and
her smart appearance ana clever manner
made the situation the more laughaole p
According g. ihe story. the gir iirst
made her appearance before tina window
with her hat query. half dehaa1 '}Ehen
does my train leaVe?
Where are you going?' Queriad back
the man behind the window.
'Out 70 KANSAS Vas the answer
'Whereabout IN Kansas?
out 20 my Uncle'9.
w here Goes your Hnc3e iiYa2
lust ! mile from the postoIhee," vas
the last answer ana then, as Invariably
the case. she mad to submit 10 showing
her ticket. ana thea II hook hQI q IniaUIe
to give her the proper Information
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EXCHANGE LIST.

MS H. " Hickman, Box 40, Monti.
cello Ga wishes to exchange q full set
of silyersmith tools with rolling mill and
turning lathe, and a quantity Of new
clock ana watch material! also a double
barrel shotgun, for something Of equal
value, or best offer.
Mrs. Jennie T. ". Harper, Madison
VILE Tex. viii exchange Excelsior pearl
tu,erose bulbs for calico. domestic per-
Gale or canton flannel -Four bulbs for
each yard.
Mrs. ]. w Cole Moreland Ga. has
thoroughbred barred Plymouth Rock
chickens. hens, pullets and cockerels.
zeora strain, 10 exchange for drawn work
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C. @ r RIA
For Iafa2ts anG Children.
The kind YOU tIay8 Always Bought
s' ass.s sas O. n. n zzN1z@bt
And the Band Played On.

1EIom EIT E7T-J@ HI0--
White gites and gentleman friend - re-
quietly discussing q twelvs-coursa dina T
ia private d.s,ng room al swell oa}
Francisco restaurant. d coastabie bnae
in on chem -Qst as they had reached re
roast and served Some papers Wherein
;he lady was aaed Tor divorce and Ars
companion for heavy damages for haT''@
alienaee3 hc9 affections Ine h1s'an'.
VINO was presumed 70 be busy "a t7a Ear
East had unexpectedly returned t9a}le
q shociA-yes: bul tho incident vas not n
serious as 10 create an appTeciable ripp'''
on tic PLACID pool Of pleasure wherein
they r,yo were already standing knee
deep She blew the constable kiss tH-
closed the door; he rang up waiter ana
tllG him 10 double the allows rec
White seal already On ice-and tho han j
PLAYED on.
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lie Grand Nronarch.s Choice.

(Fronl Jhe New York SUM
fouls XIV announced. al am the
s.ate.'
''Yes. sir replied the trembling corr
tiers but will you tell us Inch state?'
What's the matter with .-ansas To-
turned The monarch.
Joyfully they made their preparations
for the record breaking reign in al "a
nections.
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VIII the lady who sent postage for mag
azine and proposition 10 Mrs. Magg.
a. Reese. Wayside, Ala, please send adj
dress on postal as soon as convenient to
NJ s. Reese.
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Free BOOKLET

On Diseases Of Women written by the
leading specialist OF this country. Ad-
dress Or. }, Newton Hathaway, ~ Inman
building, At4anta, Ga.
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Ralph s. Dickinson, Louisa Court
House Va, wants TO know the where
abouts of the children of RUi.ert T Dick
iuson. When last heard from they were
in Ebert county. Georgia.
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INQUlRERS' CORNE

Madeline Dickinson Louisa Court
House, Va. wants 10 know the where
ab0uts of the children Of Ralph Dickinson.
When last heard from they Were in Ala
bana.
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my fathers people, not my mothers. but
my fathers brothers, Uncle Alex ana
Uncle Eborn Jones. OF Missouri. and nv
grandmother Toneys, who married Dan
! lei Jones. They were from North caro-
lima Or Tennessee.
Mrs Z. q A1oorehead Anderson. s. C.
am q reader ana a dear lover " The
Constitutions. and especially OF tile
woman's page, md like many others 1
| came asking Tor help. [ am q widow.
past middle age an1 my children are
all married and have good homes Of
their own, OF which | am welcome
member many Of which I wish to stay
| have some means OF my own. but
prefer earning my own living rs long as
l can So would like to get a position
as houseNeeper or companion to some
old persons living IN either South Caro-
lima or Georgia Wishing Aunt Susie ana
all thc sisters a merry Christmas ana q
happy New Year. l bid YOU adicu.
Miss A. N. Smith. Dyersburg. Tenn.
Rural Free Delivery No 3.-If YOU win
allow me space In Woman's Kingdom
would like to say how 1 enjoyed I'ncle
WINS advice about said so, heard SO
and I told you so" agree with him
and tlink it is detestable habit to fan
into. 1t Is best 10 always tell now YOU
heard anything and IL YOU cannot do that
cont tell Il at all, Truth can stand any
test Christmas IS nearly here. Already
preparations are being made and | anti
cipate 4 nice time. We are 4Oo--.ng for
my sisters children TO spend the holidays
with US. [ am always glad when the
paper comes. to read the letters though
MIR. Bill Arp that grand old man. sc-
cording TO scripture, though he be dead
he yet speaketa,' his memory viii ever
be cherished By die south Cor his pure
noble ard able defense or sou ern prln-
ciples. Wishing Aunt Susie. Uncle VIII,
Sarge P'unkett and al the Constitution
readers a merry christmas and happy
New Year Find enclosed S cents for
Aunt Susie to 10 wita as she thinks
best.
Mrs r. NJ Brown, Shell Lake. Wis.
| am going to send a FEW directions to
readers Of The Constitution. This time
viii send formula for crystallzing flow
ers. Make your flowers OF paper, then
melt paraffin wax smoking hoo. hold
flowers on The dish pour over 1t the hot
wax. then as quickly as possible sprinkle
diamond dust on them, This simple
formula cost me So I make hair flow
ers, wax flowers, salt work ana many
other kinds of work-several costing me
SIS each to learn. If desired / will give
lessons or directions in The Constitution.
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE

Mrs A. W. Porter, Talladega, Ala
Wish TO correct mistake in my letter
Of December IA l wish 10 hear from
my fathers people, not my mothers. hut
my fathers brothers Uncle Alex ana
Uncle Eborn Jones, OF Missouri and nv
grandmother Toneys, who married Dan
lei Jones. They were from North caro-
lima Or Tennessee
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". a Baggott OF North. S c.. wants;
10 correspond with any one by the name
Of 8aggott
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Mrs T. NJ Henderson, Greonvlle, s. G.,
wants information Of Mrs. Sallie f Sloan.
Was Saine +. Martin daughter Of Rev.
NJ. c. Martin, OF Dalton GAS Was in
Nashville, Tenn. last heard from.