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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-29
NotttiIWes.

&ihter 9. &. OaD bon Canton III
bonn prdIibenten gum Wit9lieo be!
Bunbes- s-Sbergerihts ernannt moroen
9os Greiseeridt BON Gleuelano pa
am Montag oas bortige Galdr.@eiei
fir unaiiltig ertldrt. Sic yolae tpirl
iein, bob fdmmtlihe County. Beanllei
lunter bas 8ebiibren=Spitem 9ebra1i
tperoen, mas in ben gountp.Nemterl
Igrobe Wertpirruns seruriaben oiirfte.
oa ieit asbn Sabren oas SaIdr.Gpitem
I'M @ebrau9 mar. Die gntibeioune
bat auber auf @upaboaa auh au
Summit, 2orain unoDssoiua County
Besug.
| Sic Glorf Gpuntn Bar MKociotiot
bat berrn sSohn s. Zimmerman Dor
Springfield, O., als oemotratiider
8ouperneursrGauoioat inoollirt, uni
smar tuurte iein Same BON 8eoree g.
Nau!in9s. einem Republitaner, porse'
i6lagen.
9ie ,peiben &epublifaner bon Nlo'
bama baben ii9 fir Wart Sanna tiir
praIioent erfldrt.
Nah lan9em, bsftisem Rampf III
am Samitag in 9enper $. M. Seller.
Demofrat. luieoer Sum yunoesienator
eripd1lt poroen.
Die Gbicaao ,5ribune" erfldtt Der
Brdlioent babe einen erlten 0eriuh ee.
ma6t, oas 4nti. ar,,it=@eieb burh3u.
fiibren. Eas 1T uns neu. Soffsnt.
lid lit bic 3eituna 10 freunolih. uns
mit3utbeilen: Wann, ',po unb mie?
Tas N,prdlentontenbaus bat cine
0orlage anaenommsn, Oen,3ufoles oas
ameritaniide Miin;ipf.m aud auf Die
pbilippinen.Snieln ausseoebnt m.roen
IpQ.
2sbtsn Gonnsritas iii in Walbinoton
Der Gertras spilben ben Der. Staaten
uno Columbia betr.ffs Der Ronltrut.
,tion o.s Banana Hanals Ieitens Der
Ser. Staatsn pom 5taats,Sstretdr
6ap fir Die Ser. Gtaat.n uno bon Or.
0srran. benz G.ldditstrda.r bon Gp.
lombia, Der ipesiea ermddtiat tuorosn
mar, Die unterbanolunsen su fiibren,
fir Colombia unter3siGnet tporoen.
Ser Btrtrag muB pom 5enat ratiflirt
tperben.
Die geiiimmungen oes 8ertraaes
nit Colombia i,no per6ffentliht mor-
ben. uniere Resierung 1T Der Nad.
barrepublit in gesus auf Die idbrl,h
3u sablenbe 9nhtiumm. enteeeen qe.
fomm.n. sic bait. als preis $l0,-
900, 900, bic ioInrt baar gu erle9,n
linb, uno 500, 600 pro Sabr ansebo=
ten. Tie colombianilhe R.ekrung
nerlanots 100000 pro Sabr uno Der.
ihisSene amber. 3ussltdnonine, bic fb
auf bic Uermaltung uno Bea,lflihti.
auns oes 2aralsebi.tes be,oH.n. 9em
tam Die Bunoesresieruna enta.aen. in.
oem iie bic jdbrlide pa6tIumme auf
$4,000 erbobte, aber i'm uebrisen
auf ibreu Beoiuaunaen beltano. 9a
iid Die colombianiIhe Resieruna bod.
beinig aeiste, tuuroe ibr elm ultimatum
aefeat uno nit adnilidem Nbbru1 Der
0erbanolun9en. alio nit Dem Sdeitern
oes unternebmens g.orobt. 9as
mirfte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-29
We,teite Na1ri1tett.

Gin idreflides giienbabnunaIiif er.
eianete iib geltern Moraen um l:4O in
8racelano. q. s. Gin GrpreBsug tubr
in ben 9inisrtheir zines 2otal;uges uno
oemolirte Die orsi binterlten Wasqons,
Die fofort in grano aerietben, iooaB bic
pa1aaiere, Die ourd Den 3uIamr,sn.
itob feltsetlemnt paren, einen itrefe
llhen SOB in Den 5lama:en .tlitten.
Wan slaubt. oaB 80 perIonsn oas 2e-
ben Derlorsn baben.
Sn GtratForb, Soma, purosa am
Gienitaa 80 Berfsnen perbaTtet, Die am
Sonntaa nit Nnoeren einsn Gohlenp,a
Der NoroweItern gabD esplanosrt fat.
ten. Seit @oaen narsn in Gtratioro
taft gar teias Rublen an9etOmmen, uns
plele sSantlien Daren 00ns obne GQts
0ei3material. 4l5 Der RoS!en,ua an
belt, I'm Waher einsunsbmen, perbr.i.
tete iih Die Nadritt mil @ino.s.ilt
ilber ben Grt, uno in tpeniaen Minu.
ten batten lib Oil 500 g.ripnn nit
Waaen. 46rbsn. Gobl,nein1ern etc. aui
Dem 8eleile periummelt. uno als li9
Die 2eute an9eeienet, mas lie brauhten
ooer mas lie fortIblsppen fenntet,, tua-
rem nur nod weniae 3ouuen Echlen
ubrig. Die WufreQuna iii cine unee.
heure. uno man beTiir6tet. baB es au
unruben tommen ipigo. ,penn Die 2.ute
Dor 8eridt aelteIlt meroen. .-.
eSobn Sbomas, Elm 9tseer, Der am
Wontag bel 9tep Orleans o.n Sheriff
Ben. s. Srp bon Ct. Gbarlss pariib
t0otet., als Grp i'm perbaiten morlte,
puroe am Natani!tne eridohsn uno
ieins 2eibe oaun bon .iaem yoltshau=
fen perbrannt.
81. etaot gGicaau oertauFt Goblen
an iol1e. Die ben unperI6dn1ten greis
Der 2obI.nbdnoler nidt be5ublsn ton.
nett.
IS miro bsiiimmt .rtldrt, oob Die
oersiniQkn Mdhte SeutldlGno, gne.
lano uno Stalien oieIs 98o9e nod Die
Blodaoe iiber Die Riilts BON 8enesuela
aufbeben weroen, pa .ius befrieoieenoe
8runalaae fir peitere unterbanolun=
g.n uno 8arantiaen fir Die YeaabIuno
Der WnIpriide aegsben 1T.
Gins Der fhredliditen SSeuersbrinift, |
pslde 2onoon felt Sahren briniudte, |
serit0rte an Gientag in Der Ssrlb. oas
Srren.Aip in Golnep 5at1, Noro 2on=
bon, une miro bebuuptet, sa6 minse.
items so meiblide Snfafsn ibren Sob
in ben Jlammeu fanoen. Gini9e ssrr=
linniae beuuBten Die 6ele9enbsit sur
6luht.
Sn Gbina oroaen neue sbuierisf.i.
ten. 6u Glen Gun, Der nab osr gsrer
Reoolution bon ben Mdtten auf Die
idDarse Site seieBt Durse - Ct iouts
b.tanntlid bel Der @rmorouna bon
Miiliondrm Die 6anb i'm Spiels sehabt
babsn-ifi gum 8ouperneur Don @ban
al srnannt tporben. Sic Bertr.ter
Nmerita's. gnglano's uno 6rantr.id's
baben Der Re9ieruna gu oerltehen segs.
ben. SaB es an9eli1ts Der @rmorouna
BON Wliiliondren in Dem Du Glen Sun
unterifeQten Olitritt nidt aeratben lei. |
oisfen in cine fur Die Miiliondre 10 I'm.
semein uidtiae Yrooins 3u idideu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-29
Seict!
.eict! Wartet niNt
Dr.. Ruhns'
Magnetic &oot Oil
hat 30ttSenDe ctrirf.
hat 9aufenDe cnrirt.

60 lift nnfiun alitb uur eiuen 1aQ Gbmeraen ~ er.
baIbsn. Die Be,petie finb ba, BOB bnrd meiue pun.
tporben tparen. auf puuberbare Wse benz Srabe ent.
rillen murben @8o Isbensoeiabrlide Gperationen
f6ltsn pprqenommeH ipsrbeu. purben bic Pattenten
Der xbat bic meieu psraltsten aranfbeiten bon Der
N0Rrsel aus, no feline anbers Webtstn mehr bilft
9e1 GrfpiQ lift tpunberDpl bon bsr Htnute beS Sc
a4e xnberfe 9oeilleu. 6sidphlfte bic idb tsfsseBt
bnsn xnb Die 9lntaefdBe sum Gtoden bringen 10 bob
oeS patien ebr bac pon ben isltsraben lalen erlDt
tfrn. Gerner beilt es Nftbma. Wusaebrung. @atarrb
@dpps perafranfbeit Wbexmotismus, @iht, ytienn.
fthnfbeiten, 8laenitetn. 8ri9bts aranfbeit Nearal
9Th GpspepEe. 2dbmuno. GhlaoflpB faaenbs 8rant.
bdk maiieriudbt. Sdmorrbpibsn. syraaeni1Ddde.
trlritbs unb blinbe @uaeu aits Munbeu, Rrebs. Sc.
SdBpiIfe GoIafub, Jledten 2exeprrhba 2ebeusfped,.
ID ole Sparien.Trnbel, Rranfbeiten Der 2eber xnb
Gs8 Wagens, Mtalario, Syteber. Seufebsr nue 9elb.
fiint. lpadet zoo. apadets $500.
LA 3armpn Ctr. Giepelauh. o.
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waItsm ore & obio GiIcnb b Tin

BIlli9e preiie fir 9eute, Die iib elm
0eim iuden i'm Giioen, Weiten ober
NorbtDelten. Tidets iperoen am eriien
unb oritten Dienitag ieben Monats Der.
fauft biz gum %. Npril 1908.
Sir ndbere Musfunft ipenbe man Fd
an ben ndhfen 9ifetagenten Der 9. u
8. giienbabn ooer an M. 8. Carroll,
8. g. ~. @leuelaao. q. 44
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-29
Greuriionen sum- GarnenaI.
ueber bic Baltimore ums Cbio @iienbabn.

gom II. Bis %. Gebruar miro bic
Baltimore & pbio GiIsnbatn Ggcur'
fionstlfets lad Stem Orleans, aa.,
Msbile. AIa.. uno peniacota. Gla..
psrfaufen. gum einfaden preilt fur bic
Nunbfabrt, out fiir Die 9simiabrf big
ann %. Gebruar. Man ertunfi9e It'd
bel ben Ngenten Der 9. & 8. giIen4
baba fir ldbers Mustunft. AZ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-29
NaaIaxh.

Sle SQ1l DER W(tul0EQre III preuBef
lit bon 6.0l6 i'm Sabre 1899 au
6.6Ol i'm Sabre 1902 geltiegen. Da!
Wermbgen Dss perforbensn Serrr
Srupp 1T in Den lebtsu orei Sabren I'm
$40, $50, 900 Suriidaesansen uno uirt
IisBt nit $40, $780, 900 einseibast.
Scr iranso,iibe Sampfer v2a Sou.
raine." Der an %. Sanuar BON Stem
Wort in Daure antam. 1T ourd 6euet
tart b,lddoiet tporoeu. Yeioe Salons
uno bic Dedb1uier iino gans ausee=
branut, uno Die Jlammen batten Den
unt.ren Ghiffsraum errsiht. ebe IS se.
lang, Ses 8rauoes 9err au !peroen.
Die Staot Mnoiian in 5u,feitan, bic
i'm Yessnlbsr bon einem grobeben ser.
lt0rt tpurss. if isBt taft aans oerlallen.
g}sr iiYsrief fani,, Serl1et bic Gea.no.
Die ilnm.r nod BON grobeben beimae.
lu9t miro. Die einSisen &uil,n. Die
I fid nod bort b,finosn, iino Die Geaie.
rungs. uno itdotiid.n 8eamten. 4ud
oi.ie habsn bsreits ibre Jamllien fort.
Qeibidt uno tie Ielbit lebeu in 3eIten in
Der Wlbe o.s Sahnboies. Die @e.
ldafte iino adnSlih iuipenoirt.
Col. Nrtbur 2pnd, Der nit Den Su.
rem ses.n gnsiano fodt uno oann bon
simn irldnoiib.u parlamentsoiitritt in
oas parlameut ssmdblt wuroe, 1T bel
i,insr Nntunft auf .naliidem 9ooer
oes Go1usrratbs ans.tlast ,uoroen uni
muroe pom G.riht gum Sooe perar'
tb,ilt.
Graf bon golelhem. Der pralioen
oes osutib.n Reihstasei. but iein 4m1
niesera.l.et. neil iein 0srbalten als
&.idstass.praiioent gu idarf tritllir
muroe.
Dr. Marmoret bonn Barrier Paifeur'
Snltitllt bat Elm pirtiames Wlittel &C.
gen bic Gbminolu4t entssdt.
3p.i italienii9e Yrofeforen baber
Der Xtaoemie Der Wilienidaften in go'
lo9na oapon Dlittbeilung semaat. bat
IS ibnen 9.lung.n i.i. ben 8aaillus Del
2unsenentsiinouns gu snto.den. el'
bdtt.n auh mad pielen Experimental
oas Mitt.l ssfunoen. ben Sasillus
tpelder lit in auberoroentlidsr Wsii'
permebre. in perlonen. melAe on osr
2uns.nent3iinouns leioen, au aerforsn
Sn Ma3atlan, Merito, meloet mar
nod INNER neue Gdue Der Beulenpef
| Ser Nultan Stromboli bel Der Sn'
| iet eisilien, Der lid ldngere 3eit rubil
perbalten bate. mirTt iest pleoer aaoo
uno Steine in unQebeuren Wanen uni
| auf m.ite Gnti.rnunsen binaus. uebe'
oem gipiel oes Berses bdnat cine oiht'
Rau9wDlte. Nahts bilbet oas 9ana'
einen pradtpoleu 4nblid.
| Mud BEL urisur. i'm Gtaate Gbibua'
Duo, Wegito, bab.n pultan'iae Sto'
runs.n itattsefunoen. Die auft II
nit pultanilhem 6taub anaefiillt. 4n
%. Sonuar fano elm aiemlih hsftiges
Grobeben ltatt. oas bic SepDIferung ir
sroBe Nufresuns oerieBte.
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9ie Hobeiien- Yroputtion oer Der.
Staaten i'm Sabre 1902 1T Der gng.
lambs, Deutihlanos uno Belsiens su-
famnlenaenommen iiberlesen.
auf Der Song Sslano Giienbobn in
BrooflDn, q. D.. nabmen lebte Wp1e
elm 0a,ifen BON Mdnnern. Srauen unn
alnoern bon einsm qua bon liebeu
Wageons nit NntbraeitsRoblen geib.
Die 3uamannibaft perluhte Die 2eute
absubolten, mar abe, ma6tlcs uno
mlbte al,ie1en, tuie Die 2eute ibre GDr=
be, 5dde, Sbubtarren uno Ioaar auh
Wa! Ell fiillten uno oamit peri6uan"
ben. giniee Der 2eute ertldrten lid
bereit, fur bic Roblen gu be5ablen.
WiQiam Stebmeper, Is Sabre alt,
spuroe in gbiclgo bon Dem Specialpo=
haiiten Wartin Waro, Der bon oer @bi=
caoo & Nortblpeltern gil.nbabn anee=
itellt 1T, aeidoien uno iuabrideinli9
t0btlib pertpunoet. gDaro ioa ben
anaben beiln 5teblsn bon Goblen er=
lpii6t laben.
sSrldnoil1e Dereine in Sem Oort
protetiren gegen Die 8erurtbeilung oes
Gberlten Qrtbur 2Dn9 in @n1lane.
prdiioent Gooieuelt bat 500 gu ei=
ifem Spno beigeiteuert, Der geiammelt
miro, nm Die notbleioenoen Bauern in
isiunlauo. oeren 3abl ii6 auf 400, 900
beiaufen loa, gu untertiiBen.
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man bereite Den 9et9

BON vpeerleb" Ulebl. Oenn Elm pfun6
bieles ulebls madt lnebr 9eig benn ir-
.,enb Elm anbereS. bas man irseno.uo
une All uir9enb sinem preiie finotn tam.
limb Der Wor3ua bieiss Webls liegt
niht 0Ilein in Der Auantitdt. bic es
proouairt, fpnAern aud in Der Quaii-
idt. s5br f6nnt gn6 ieben 9oS unb
ieoen Sag i'm Sabr auf biefes Mebl
DerloHsn. 0abt Sbr baiielbe fdon
prpbirt2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
Political Equality Club

The meeting of the Political Equality
Club, held with Miss May Chaplin
Wednesday night, was of unusual in
terest. Miss Hattie Dickson and DIR. P
NJ. Townsend each gave very enthusiast
tic reports of the state suffrage conven-
ton. held recently in Boone. The dele
gates We're earnest, thoughtful women
and the work of the year has been one
OF the most successful. Rev. Anna
Anna Shaw gave her noted lecture on
The Ideal Democracy DR.. Francis
Woods interested the convention in her
recent work in Arizona and other
places. Mrs. Evelyn H. Belden, OF
Washington, D. c., wrote an encourag-
ing letter. saying she hoped to be able
to assist the women of the state the
coming winter.
Mrs. NJ. L. Macomber, of Des Moines,
gave a most earnest address upon
What Legislation Will Protect Us
From the Evils of Child Labor
Mrs. Mary Coggeshell, of Des Moines.
was reelected president The sum of
s725 was pledged by the clubs for state
work the coming year.
Miss Chaplin served coffee and waters
at the conclusion of the meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
MARRIED..
acknowledgements

A quiet home wedding was cele-
brated Wednesday evening at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Anna M. Thorn
quist, when her daughter, Emma G,
was united in marriage to Mr. Charles
A. Amblad, of this city. About twenty
guests, the Immediate relatives and
more intimate friends, We're received
by the bridal couple. Rev. c. A. Lind
vail of the Swedish Lutheran church.
ofiiciated. using the ring service. The
bride was gowned In white imported
swiss. with lace trimmings, and car
ried white chrysanthemums. A three
course luncheon was served by the
brides mother and sister. and the dim
ing room decorations We're in smilax,
chrysanthemums and carnations. Mr..
and Mrs Amblad will be at home after
November l. at 404 West Linn street.
Guests present at the wedding from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Thornquist, of Oskaloosa, the former
a brother Of the bride; and Edward f..
Alnblad, of Minneapolis. brother of the
groom.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
They Attempt to Wreck the
Safe In Church Elevator
Wednesday Night
FRIGHTENED WHILE AT WORK
And Leave Before the Job is Com
pIeted-safe Is Somewhat Damaged
Nitro -Glycerine Found When Dis
covery Was Mad. This Morning
Hounds Secured.

Cracksmen put in appearance We'd
nesday night at Liscomb and attempted
TO blow UP the safe in the elevate.
owned by II. A. Church. of this city.
was anywhere near completed, and left
without accomplish their purpose.
The safe was unlocked when the rob-
b began their work. and no money
he'd been left in it. In preparing for
the drilling the combination was
turned. so it is not thought that the
left unlocked.
The safe was quite badly damaged.
even tho ii was not wrecked. The men
went prepared for thorough work, ana
when the discovery of the robbery was
made this morning. a bottle OF nitro
glycerine was found OH the floor. Where
ii had been left " 1cn the men were
frightened away. TIL cap WIS torn OH
the safe. and tine spindle ana coinbi-
nation dial we're removed The work
of drilling MAS con menced, but there
had been but little head~ay mace.
There was much excitement this
morning when the visit of the robbers
became known. Jack Welch, far
mer VINO lives between Liscomb anu
Union. was teIephoned and brought
with him his pack of hounds Every
effort viii be made TO trace the ROB-
bers. bur they secured good start and
ii is not thought that the dogs viii be
~ r1I,ph service
Al o'clock a telephone message
from I.iscomh saia that the dogs placed
upon the trail OF the robbers proved o.
no value, or account OF the nhtnosr
of persons who had walked over the
ground. The posse, which started out
this morning, has returned, as na cue
as poss! oy leading g az
lection. Was found
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15


many old cases to try, some of them
having been continued for several
terms.
The Common Sense Novelty Com
pany, of Chicago. has filed an action
against Hammond & Benedict, of this
city, in which 1t seeks Judgment in the
sum of $50, interest at per cent from
Dec. 6, 1902 and costs of suit. The
plaintiff alleges that 1t sold the de-
PENDANT firm 1000 calendars, at cents
each, and that the money due has never
been paid.
Graham j. Smith is plaintiff in n suit
in which Harry Derrick is named as
defendant. The action is on note for
s3l.S5. dated Jan 3, 1903, on which. 1t
is alleged, s22.13 remains unpaid. 4
judgment for the latter. amount, with
interest from oct. g. 1903 and costs OF
suit is asked
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
REGISTRATION, PROCLAMATION.

To the legally qualified voters Of
Marshalltown, Iowa.
You are hereby notified that the
board of registration will be in session
at the following places in the several
wards of the city on Thursday, Oc-s
tober %, 1908, and Friday, October %,
1903, for the registration Of all legally
qualified voters of the city, as pro-
vided by law.
Said board will again be in session
on Saturday, October 81. 1908, for the
registration of voters and correction
of registry lists.
Said board will again be in session
upon election day, November 8, 1903,
at not less than 100 feet distant from
the voting places for the purpose Of
registering those absent from the city
during the former days of registration.
Said board will be in session be-
tween the hours of eight o'clock In the
morning until nine o'clock in the at
ternoon.
The places Of holding election are az
follows:
First ward-Finkle building.
Second ward-115 West Main street.
Third ward-112 West Main street.
Fourth ward-Police station.
Fifth ward-Bohem hall.
Given under by hand and official seal
this 18th day Of October. A. D., 1908.
L. B. JONES,
Mayor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
NICHOLSON TO RESIGN
Member of School Board Will Hand in
Resignation Soon. Effective at Once
Action Taken Because of His Re-
movaI Out of the District.

Frank l.. Nicholson. a member of the
school board of the independent school
district of Marshalltown. will send in
his resignation within a few days to
President H. A. Church. effective at
once. Mr.. Nicholson's action is taken
because of the fact that he is soon to
remove to the country. on farm south
Of the city. and WILL therefore, be out
of the district. His successor will be
appointed by the board, to fill the un-
expired term intervening between the
date OF the resignation and the next
school election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15

Mrs. j. A. OFT on Ancient and Prim-
tive Music" The musical program
for the afternoon was as follows:
Piano Duet, "Titania'' . :. ..Wely
Mrs. c. A. Eadie and Miss Bentley.
Whistling Solo, Fairy Whispers
:. :. .... ;. . .Krogman.
Mrs. W. A. Sandoe
Piano Solo, "Goblin's Revelry"
;. ;. >. ). :. Robert Eilenberg
Miss Bentley.
Vocal Trio. The Call of the Fairies"
-. ). ;. j. ;. Richards
Mesdames Baughman. Newcomer
and McGill
Piano Solo. Water Sprites"
.IndIlllIldue
Miss Jones.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
Four Tickets In the Field For
Consideration of County
Voters on Nov. 3
BALLOTS PRINTED NEXT WEEK
County Auditor McLeland Receives All
Township Nominations, and Is
Awaiting the Certified Copies of State
Tickets - A Democratic Withdrawal
From Melbourne.

County Auditor w. f. McLeland is in
receipt of all the nominations on the
township tickets. and those of the
county tickets, showing the nominees
for the general election to be held on
Tuesday. Nov. 3. Wednesday was the
last day on which nominations could be
6led. and all that is now lacking. in the
preparation of the ballots, is the certi-
tied copy of the state tickets from the
auditor of state. This is expected early
next week. when the ballots Will be
printed. ready for distribution to the
different polling places.
There are four county tickets in the
Geld for the consideration OF the voters,
and only one. that of the republican
party, is complete. The office of sur
yeyor is not filled by either of the re-
naming three tickets. and IN the So
cialists' ticket the office of coroner is
also vacant j. II. Drummer was the
nominee at the recent convention, but
he has withdrawn. Usually there are
more vacant offices in the tickets of the
smaller parties. SO that 1t is considered
quite remarkable that the tickets are
as nearly complete as they are The
nominees of the different political par
ties OF the county are as follows:
Republican.
Senator-Charles Eckles, of Taylor
township.
Representa- tive-B. F. Cummings, OF
Marshalltown.
Treasurer. P. Cooper, of Marshall
town.
SHERIFF.. S. Hutson. of Marshall
town.
Superintendent Mary E. Hoste,ler.
OF Marshalltown
surveyor-William Bnmner of Mar
shalltown.
coroner-Dr. H, H. Nichols, of Mar
shaltown.
supervisor-c. E. Arney, of Iowa
township.
Democratic.
Senator-Wiliiam Shipton, OF Marion
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BUILDING HAS BEGUN.
Erection of New Structure on fremont

Building operations have been conf
menced by Messrs. A. A Moore, ID. t.
Denmead and 1'haddeus Binford on the
site formerly occupied by the fremont
Hotel and the foundation of the new
building, which Will occupy the entire
space, Will be put in this fail. Work
men began Wednesday to tear down
the old foundation walls to make room
for the new, and as soon as the ground
is cleared the foundation will be put
in. 1t is only the intention to erect
the foundation this fall, and have 1t
in shape for an early start next spring.
The plans are about completed and
call for two story building of brick
and stone. The deal regarding the
taking of the third story. WILL 1t Is
thought, not materialize. a stock COM
pany Will probably be formed before
the structure is completed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
Runaway Bow Wanted.

Left home on Oct. :. 1908, Simeon
Walker; may give his name as Palmer:
IS boy 10 years of age: has light COM
plexion. blue eyes. light brown. wavy
hair: height. about five feet and four
inches; weighs about 115 or 100 pounds.
When he left home wore a yellowish
brown coat and pants, black shirt, black
road-brimmed felt hat: had with him
black and red-striped mittens. The
two middle toes are grown together at
first joint. Detain and rotify.
II. SHOEMAKER,
Sheriff Marshalltown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
Water Meters.

Parties intending to put meters on
their water service should have them
put on at once in order that the change
from fiat rate to meter rate may be made
Nov. 1. and save much trouble in adj
justing rates. The city furnishes met
ers to water consumers at wholesale
prices, which may be paid when the
meter is set, or by installments in the
way Of quarterly rental. Meters save
waste for the city and save money for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
Reed.Pettitt.

Mr. Melvin H. Reed and Miss Jessie
G. Petit were united in marriage
Wednesday night at s o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Pettitt, 307 North Ninth
avenue. Justice w. NJ. Clark per-
formed the ceremony. Only few
guests We're present. Mr.. Reed is a
driver for the F'litton laundry. They
will make their home in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
BivENs CASE CONTINUED.
Action for Adultery Brought Against
Albion Farmer Will Go to the Grand

The case of John Y. Bivens, of Al
bion. on a charge of adultery. preferred
by his wife. Mrs. Corinthia Bivens, WIS
called In Justice Clark's court this
morning and continued Tor thirty days
This action is taken in order that the
grand jury may investigate the case
when Il convenas week after next,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
T. r. BRADFORD TO WE'D.
Well Known Attorney of This City te
Be Married Saturday at lama.

Saturday afternoon AT the home OF
the bride. Mn Theodrick +. Bradford, a
We'll known attorney OF this city, will
be united in marriage % Miss Emma
Gadbury, Of Tama The wedding Will
BE- a quiet affair Witnessed only by the
near relatives and frien1s. The bride
elect is member OF one of the oldest
and best-known families OF Tama.
Every effort has been made to keep the
affair a secret until After the wedding.