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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
Farmer. Huset og Hapen

efter Den @rlmbi9tning, at Snbt ifn!
Snot fororipe, er bet. at 5armerne
mango Steoer ilaar iie iammen %
banner 5oreninger, Der | aft ppient.
Iigt bill BABE iamn,e Maal iiiste JON
be Sruits, Der M iaa bitterlis for.
bsmmes.
De sooe Sioer.
@eo oenne SperIfriit minoes mon
siebliffelig ON MobIGtningen; mem.
Iig oaarglige eIler fnappe 3ioer, %
poerIigere fommer Oct SpsrgsmaoI:
er Der 6are for iaaolnt | bette 2ano
| ben nRrmeite Sremtib2 lloen no.
gen GsOoenoisbeo at p9ffe 9Gngitel.
ie % 9efpmring ior 6remiioen er
ligeirem en- oaarlig @ierning. Snn.
fen paa, at man bar ct Snoe ipente,
ifaber oite mere Sorg % Blage emo
ielpe SHbet, naar oct enoeIie fon.
mer. Serfor ier ri meo Misbag paa
enfeIte Striuerier ! 6armblabenc,
bppri oct iremipttes JON ian0ipnligt
at Ri mart niI opIepe en- SiertageIie
al De ilette Sioer ri friiteoe i 1898.
Oct beoite Sioer pleier life at bore
ret lang garigbeo. gi icr, oisie
leoer til %bumoriitig Equalization %
.ufornuitig StifteIie al @ipIo, iaa oet
er altio ret at tage iig iagt. Oct cr
heller life ct gobt Segn, at mango
8armproOufter err enaet ipGrt neo /
9ris, boilfet ma bope femme Sol.
ger. 3erfor bill 81 sierne baaOe trs.
ite og aSpore paa famine Sio. gi
bar DOG @ruro til at p9re iorbnab.
ningshllOe enouu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18


ina meget SmuIt til fis) o. berpao
Nelten al Welet. Geigen ttaa fiepIes
no iaa tpno iom muIig % fiRres III
i SpioIer meo en- 8affeIs. Spore,
Smlltet ntaa foges liot, for man bar
noget at gaffelien /. Get err eoot al
babe enten 9aaIrabi (gautabasas) el'
Ter Voteter opIfaaret | Sfiper op
Smnltet UNDER Stesningeny ba 81
trRffer ben iforpe SmuItimng til iig.
Waor gaffeIien tages op, bIeier maT
Smiltet scot Of Dem oe logger BEN
iaa uboper tpft 9apir eller anerbeIii
paa 6loobrso for at affisles. Rar
fan goot benptte iaIfaIb en- Sreoic.
Del imeItet EaIg (Suet) til 2 Sele
Smult til at iteee Dem l. oct iparer
paa Smultet, iom err oprt | bis1e 81
Der, men BET er be6it ba at iaIte oct
Iiot.
Mgere Nattigmanos6affels.
is 9Geseplommer, t6 Sfeer los
Slsbe, 10 Steer Suffer, IL Sfeer
imeltet Smsr, A Sfeer Gognaf, 9
Elino Mel, A gGs8eboiber, aaroe-
Nome, repet Gitronifal og aanel eli.
fer Smag.
giiligere SattiamnnbsbaffeIs.
/ gint upiiIet MeIf, 6 niipeSe
sgggeplommer, "a 8unb Smnlt el-
Ter Smer, 6 biipeoe 9~gegeboiber, h
Sbeife Ratront (gafing Soba) os
iaa meget Wel, Of set fon fieoles no.
~ 0oSernnS (8oru.)
8 biipebe sGe ilaae8 meS en- Sbe.
flop loo SLIDE % tiIiGttes 1 Sop
imeItet Smsr eIler Smillt og Iigeiaa
meget Siiffer, IiOt 9anel og 8aroc.
monme. Dette omreres 90 tiliGt.
tes 3 9opper MeI.
(2.) 8oSeraaS.
1 pint loo eIler iur Slsbe, 8 s@g.
geplommer, y 9lno Suffer, 1
Rltnb Smult, ct Ii6et 8IaS Gognof
% iaa megrt @el, at 8eigen blir
pnsienbe bIsb til llotriQing.
@ilige 8uScraaS.
% aop 6lsbemeIf, 3 Sfeer 8anS,
3 toppeoe sfeer Suffer, p 8uno
Smult. 8anel og aorbemommc og
iaa meget @eI, al Sc fan uotriaes.
Suffcrbaffelic cler Sleincr.
8 oiipebe s@egeplommcr tili9ttes
1 Sop piipet isb 5lsbe, 1 Iuuo Sui.
fer cg 1 8imb @eI. 9ette uotriaes
meo aieple, flores meo gaffeI.
icipOre os foses, i SmnIt, JON er jail.
tet liot. M .r,
g e9srbernpSbcr.
l Sop a%iflaret Smer, 1 3op SG6s
Sc, 4 gGg, 1 8nno Suffer, 1 STE
Siortetafiolt @ppoereb S~artsborn),
1 Sbeife Teber. "a Sage geuit, iom
ierit bar itaoet ct Ear Elmer / liot
ltnfent garb, Oh iaa meget Speoe.
mel, at oct bIioet en- fat Geig. Den
itour os baoer its, til Den er aanife
let % uStrileS / tinsertpffe RlIer,
% oiSie ofifiGreg pqa Ifraa og triGes
til NsoSer, iom itnar Iibt og bGper
Jig og berpoo iteges lpiebrune.
Sanbfager.
y Gltuo Susr rsres bpiOt meS
p @uno Suffer, tiIiGtteS 6 oiipeoe
sGggepIommer, " Gunb NeI, 1
llnie MhonSIer % a itipIlagne sgg9e-
bpiber. Oct presses / intaa 6ormcr
GattppanS) % ite8es meo femme
Zig langiom &arme.
ScrltncrfrahIc.
Y Glno Suffer, 4 roo s@gge.
p"Iounuer , 4 b~aarofoate sGgoepIoms
mer, 1 @ln0 Smsr, th Eunb del.
Man grioer no De baarofogte sg9s
Qeplommer meo en- Gel al Sutferet,
8eiten piipcr man ianmeu meo be
raa gGQQepIommer. Saa letter man
MeI og Smsr % en- Gel al De piipebe
gGggeplommer iommer, bar ioa 6e'
.iten al ggGQcplommerne og sc baarO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
ia rntrn ns Bupftt.
Rseissui q, m pratts sarrnsr
ON isae SnsSpr.

On Sarmer fremiRtter teleenoe
SpsrgsmaaI og enifer iamme beipa.
ret: Softer 6et en- Wanb noaet 1T
foa Statens GprIpge - Den | Sta.
tens Siencite oniatte 8eterinRr -
til at unoerisge ipge SnsOpr, og bpis
Sc befinoe8 at bape en- imitiom Spg.
Som, iaa DC maa orpbes, faar Gteren
6a nogen Gritatnino?" ga Spergc.
rem bor / Staten Soma, nlaa Sparet
ogioa lp0e / Soerensitemmelie meb
6eme StotS 2ope. Oct ioruoiGttes
% forbrcs, at Gierer al ipge 8pr
iGrit berpeuoer fig til SruiteeS | Som'
net, bpor ban Dor, eIer til County.
S]upcrpiiors, eler bpiS BET er / en-
incorporeret @b ga til oers Council
og foreIPgger Dem fin gag.
Doi8 Sageus 8igtiabeO err al ioa.
oan 9etpbuiug, bill biSie 9isre i~frifte.
liza anmeIoeIie til Stnteus 8uper.
nor ON. at ser er 6are for ~llobrebeIie
al initiom Sp9bom pua Oct fler oct
SteS. @uperu6ren benbenber 'ig til
Stotens 9prIPqe me0 GaaIG9 ON
itrar at mberisae oct paapegCoe I'll
iPI6e, builfet ban GA ifslge i'm lob.
beioIeSe BIigt it0fsrer. San bar oo
Rct fl at tage sc uSOoenOi8e 8or.
boIOSregler og or aniparlig Tor llo'
iaIbet. SDiS 0orene moa br9beS,
Iou cr @icrcn berettigct til fllIo @r.
itatning for oereS oirfeIige SGrot,
0DrIGaen / Screening meo npr.
meitboenSe 6reoShommer - Suffice
Of tbe gcace - ifaI b9rSiGtte De
orRbte 3pr. Geriom @nigbeb life
opnoae8 melIcm biSie, ian inbfaIoes
Sen oernGit nGrmeitboenbe 8reos'
BONNER, Iom bar oct til PIigt at boz
re @oI6gtitSmnub. Sans Com or az
gisren6e, bois TProteu al oct lp9c
0pr, for set SrPbtes, life bar ouer
$25. Bar @GrSien ober nGonte
Sum, iaa bar gieren Ret til at appel
Icrc til Giitrtftsretten % lnbe lin
Sag prGpcs % p~nafienoes ser.
Seraf fees bet, at StateuS Sop /
iIiae Hnlehninger er meaet liberal
MOB Den @ier al areaturer, Der rant
mes al en- iaobon llIpffe. Den BET
maa life gIemmeS, at ole 2open8
Iorifriitcr mao nsic fslaes ira BE.
qpuOcIien al, elerS er in9en @rItat'
ming al ocnte.
8 Sooeoioaen cr oe andre Staters
2ope oa Sroriueer omtrent al iamme
SnSboI6, hbor set aiHlbcr ~ianhanne
gnIigqen6cr. 3 bniIfeniombelit Stat
man Dor. fan ser hos enboer 6reSS'
BONNER let erboIoes al nsSpenbig
SpIp&niuq nngoocnoe Den rette
Sremgang$moooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
8nTet ne Rfekkrnet
ettiesrsi II On praita SusmoS<r

Yaa Spforortr19 glertglpes en- Gel
Spifriiter poa SuIefdger, &abringer
0. |. b., iom isr bar bore trptt Der.
Der er ogiaa fonmet %anmobning ON
at gioe Spifriit pao "Sooa Graders,
men biSie fan life Iooes biemme, iaa
De bliper gooe, De piloe o9iaa bIiyc
oprere emo &c, man fisber, ga De fat
tiebes meget billtgt, buiS man fisber
en- itor 9or 10 8ongen. SpiS man
oerfor, ion SilfpIbet er me0 oen, iom
ipsrger ON Spifriiten, Dor lan9t ira
gpeu, piIbe oct itbetinget ppre bebit
at man tit i'm Grocer" til at bcItile
en- bel Dor, iaa flrnbe man BABE Dem
poa ct fisligt, tort Steb % benare
Dem iaa IPnge, mon snifet. Sfrloe
De bIipe ieige, noor man bapbe bnpt
Dem en- Stuuo, ioa err Oct bare at
iptte Dem nosle Minuter iub i en- beo
9ageropn, ioa bill De bIipe albelcs
Iprsoe t8leit.
Snlcfase.
8 gunS beoite SpebemeG, u Euno
Smer, 1 Sop Suffer og en- 0nart
rig WeIf, 1 Sage "0eoIt", ct eller ?
9gat man fan ogioa bape Here
gGg, naar De life er ioo bpre iom
ioor; % nogen brliger ilet life Peg
% inueS, be ioar ben lige ioo goS.
&arbemomme bar mon | efter Smag,
nogeu brrger &onel iiteoet, ANDRE
bruger ingen arpooerier. Nun ipi.
Ter fsrit '0eaiten' ibIso peo Wiobng3.
tbs, iao ON gitcrmibbngen rerer man
ion mcget MeI l. at set bIipcr en- INF
HGre. On Iitencn bar man Ie!'
fen Tom ierit cr barnet, iaa ben er
2uufcu, op / @rebfooet, meo iao me-
get al McIet, at set bliper en- INF R6s
re. ioa bar man @iGren / og ilanr
oct riatig go6t % letter set ioa pao
ct oornlt Steo Hatten oper. On
Worgeneu bar man set imclte9e
Sm6r l. piiper 9g9Genc mCb Sufte.
ret % bnr set / og fuaoer berpoa iaa
meqct WfeI l. at mon tan orbeioc Gcis
Gen goOt, men 10 Ieiere mon fan babe
ICiaen, 10 be6re or set. Mtau fan en-
ten bare Roiiucruc % Sufateu / mes
Set iamnc, eler man fan haut Dem l.
noar man former 9cigcu Iom &a9er.
Getgen mao broe8 ri8tig Qo6t paa Ct
pormt Stco, for man former Sen 90
n,oo ser otter iton % bIioe riattg let,
iGr man itegcr au8erne. De tou
aicrrc hare rofinn iterf @orme ira
ierit al % ioo miubre, cfter at Sc er
Qnoct go6t OF.
SucSebOllcr cIlcr SnitclnOcnSbuacr.
12PlmS Smcr, t34 Sop Suffer,
81 9GQ, I Guart npiilct MfeIf o.
MeI, ina Tciacu ton orbeiocS aoot,
men her er oct ogiaa bcbit at borc
Sen iaa los iom mlIig. Dc heite bar
list aoneI / SpcOcboacrue. Oilers
bcbonSIeS Sc pao inmme Ioooc ION
TllIcfoacSci9, fun at man ruler Del.
gen lo ION imaa Boiler, imclem
&ruoerne % logger biSie ioa lou8t
ira h~peranOrC. pna imnlrte Eauber,
at oe life rprcr bperanore. 9aar 81
er foIoc, tlope& Sc, bpiS man piI brg,
&C ocm til &opriu9cr, % torres i pa
seropucrL JON life mao pGre for
BARN..
a. Sattigmon0SbnffeIS.
Iii bperi 9ga toger man ell Stc
tpf, ieb SIsSe 90 en- Sfe Sutfer, %
til bnert sgg omtrent ct Gunb Rel,
Soa bar man Surocmomme % ao.
mel i eiter Sulng "a Gognaf (Srnn'
on, hoiS man oiI i~pcuoere bcn. sgl
% Sufter piipeS fsrit. iaa bar man
MsScr i % piper iaieL ioa uos2t
0fel oerpaa libt imeltet Slner, ,
Spiieifeer i'll bper ; 9@g (Smeret
bi0lper til, at life aagerne trGftcr
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
qnedrsdap Irmhrr g. 1903

Manager Stoltz thinks that in a season
or two more farmers and poultry rals-
ers will see that the market is better
supplied. In the eastern markets the
birds are in great demand, and it is
hard to supply the wants of consum-
ers.
Capons are dressed differently thar
other birds, as the feathers are left ON
the body in patches, around the neck
over the end of the back and at the
ends of the legs.
Armour e. Co. are doing an immense
business in poultry, and are shipping
out of this city, TO all parts of the
United States and to London and Liv-
erpool. an average of 100000 pounds
weekly. Last week the shipments as :
gregated 10000 pounds Women pick
ers are employed this season instea |
of men, because 1t has been found that
the company experiences less trouble.
A woman's touch Is lighter. tn flesh
of the birds is not bruised. as is the
result of rough handling. The women's
habits give the company better SER
vice, which is another great ADVANTAGE
in busy seasons Men are employed TO
do only the roughing, which consists
of removing the feathers Immediately
upon the pricking of the fowl in ths
brain. to release the feathers and
washing the feet and heads of the diff :
ferent birds, after they are picked. The
men who do the roughng get cent
bird. and the women iacents for the
finishing. Some of the employees make
as high as s25 and $35 per week.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
LaMoille Lad Accidentally Dis
charges Gun, Sending Bull
let Thru Mothers Breast
HER CONDITION is CRITICAL
While Attempting to Remove Cart
ridge From His Rifle, Joe Echer
Accidentally Discharges the Gun =
Bullet Pierces Lung and Lodges in
Her Back-she May Live.

Misfortune seems to have marked
the household of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Echer cf LaMoille, as a special victim,
and following the tragic death of their
Northwestern train few months ago,
the home has again been visited by a
tragedy. Mrs Echer is the victim this
time, having been accidentally shot by
her son. Joseph, a lad of IL years. at
about o'clock Tuesday night. The
bullet entered just above the heart, and
passed thru the lung, lodging under the
skin of the back. Her condition IS ex
tremely critical altho she may possi-
bly, live.
The lad, at the time the accident oc-
Cured. was attempting to remove from
a 22-calibre rifle a cartridge, which
had become stuck. and while doing so
the weapon. in some manner. was dis
charged. Mrs. Eeher was in an ad-
joining room. and the bullet, speeding
thru the open doorway, found lodg-
ment in her breast Medical aid was
summoned at once. and while the wo-
man is seriously injured. If complica-
lions do not set in che may recover.
The bullet has not been removed, ow-
ing to the patients weakness from loss
of blood and nervous shock. The
attending physician is of the opinion
that providing internal hemorrhages or
infection from the wound do not set
in she may get well.
Mrs Echer is the wife OF Joseph
Echer. who is employed as section
hand on the Northwestern. They re-
side near the west highway crossing in
LaMoille The son, James, who was
killed, while almost within sight of his
home. was an older son. Another son.
Frank. is night operator at LaMoille.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
OBITUARY.
viekersham.

Tryon Wickersham. an old resident
of Marshall county, and for many
years OF Albion. died this morning q,
6:10 at the Soldiers Home hospital
after short Illness with pneumonia
Mr. Wickersham was 76 years of age
and came to the home from Albion
August 2. 1903. He was private In
Company X, Thirty-seeond Iowa in
fantry. having enlisted in Albion Aug
%, 1862. He was discharged at Clin-
ton. Aug. "a, 1865. Mr.. Wickersham
ell Alley Wickersham. of Dresden
was a widower and Is survived by foul
children, William Wickersham. of Jew
Kas., Mrs. Carrie May Ballard, of AL
bion, and Miss Lydia Wickersham. ol
Adams, Kas. 1t is thought the fun
eral will not be held until Saturday
afternoon, in order that the relatives
living nt a distance may arrive. In
terment will likely be at the Home.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
WILL GO TO KANSAS
Sheriff Shoemaker Will Leave For Sun
flower State January S.

Sheriff r. j. Shoemaker. who finishes
on January 1, his two terms as sheriff
OF Marshall county. expects to leave
on the following day for Oswego, kas,
near which place he owns half-see :
ton farm. Mr.. Shoemaker expects 10
improve his property considerably dur
Ing the winter months, and have u
made comfortable for tenant early
In the spring. He will return to the
city as soon as the weather settles ~
the spring
Mr.. Shoemaker''s plans for the futu e
have not yet been decided upon. In
the interests of Mrs. Shoemaker S
health he anticipates spending his
winters in some warmer and drier Cit
mate, yet he will always consider Mar
shalltown his home Next summer Mrs.
Shoemaker will visit u sister at Gre.-
ton, N. D.. and Mr.. Shoemaker will
probably be with her most OF the time.
This climate agree perfectly with Mrs.
Shoemaker during the summer months.
but the approach of winter aggravatt,s
an incipient lung trouble. with which
she has suffered more or less for several
years.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
TO FEED THE POOR.
Salvation Army Workers Preparing to
Carry Cheer to Needy Ones.


Carry Cheer to Needy Ones.
Captain and Mrs. II. c. Barrett, oi
the Salvation Army, together with the
different workers in the local corps, are
preparing to bring cheer to many
homes on Christmas day. where pow
erty would otherwise prevent the oc-
cupants from enjoying Christmas
dinner. The people of the city have
assisted the Salyationists materially III
providing the fifty baskets which the
army workers contemplate distributing
Thursday night. There is yet consii-
erabie material needed. and canvass
among the business men was made to-
day for money and donations. Tne
residence section of the city has all
ready been solicited for pastry. jeilies,
fruit. etc. Grocery stores and meat
markets are giving provisions instead
of cash, in many instances. because
the money will have to be spent large
~ in those branches Of business. The
baskets will contain a roast of beef.
potatoes. coffee or tea, sugar. pastry
and fruit Those who have intended
assisting the Salvation Army workers
are requested TO see that their dona-
tions reach the barracks by Thursday
evening. In order that the delivery can
be made in good season.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
FAVOR INIERURBAN
Rousins Meeting Held at Parkersburs
Tuesday Nisht--council Will Act
This Evening. and Order Special
Election-Dumont Is Interested.

The business men OF Parkersburg
held yousing interurban meeting on
Monday night in the Office of Attorney
w. 7. Evans. Many Farmers, living
northeast of the town, were present, in
an effort to have the proposed line
swerve from the regular course. in
proceeding to Allison, in order to touch
the settlement of Coster. citizens
committee from Dumon, was also pres
ent. acting on Instructions given at a
meeting held in that place Monday
night. The council of Plrkersburg will
meet tonight to take action and set the
date OF the special election.
Coster, the little settlement that
wants the interurban after it leaves
Parkersburg on its way to Allison, is
ten miles northeast of Parkers burg II
lies three and one-half miles east OF
he direct line to Allison, but by going
out of the way the road could tap
rich territory that is not reached by
any other road. 1t would also avoid
several heavy grades that would be
encountered on the direct route to Al
lison.
The Monday night meeting was
largely attended. The members of the
council We're presen,. and intended to
meet this morning to take action. The
meeting was postponed, however. until
tonight. General Manager T.. A. Fer
rim and Mr.. A. d. Meeker, of thts city.
were present, and will remain for the
council meeting tonight. Ii is proposed
that the passenger trains on the inter-
urban will run thru the main street OF
Parkershurg, hut that the freight
traffic will pass east of the town u
short distance
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
BUSINESS is GOOD.
Much Christmas Money Being Spent in
City's Retail Stores.

NieS'' S'h 'os''eS "oi'ey oS''S SfoShs W
City's Retail Stores.
Marshalltown retailers have no com
plant whatever on the character of the
business being done during the holi
day season. Much Christmas money is
being spent this year. and a numbe,
of merchants in different lines say tn 1t
their business this year Will exceed that
of year ago. Fine weather has had
much TO do with the stimulation OF
country trade. The country roads are
better than asphalt pavements and il
is a pleasure to drive. This has induced
many people to come longer distances
TO do their trading, where better as
sortlnents are provided TO select froia
when, had the roads been rough. as
they often are at this season, they
would have dispensed with the leng
trips. providing they We're not handy
to railroads. Mondays and Tuesdays
business, in several lines, almost equal
ed that of Saturday, and today's ami
tomorrow's promises to eclipse it.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
LOOKING FOR YOUNG GIRL.
Sheriff of Buchanan County Wants
Whereabouts of Pearl Solsbe.

communication received by City
Marshal Nicholson today from Sheriff
c. e. Tiff, of Independence Buchanan
county, asks for the whereabouts of
one Pearl Solsbe. aged 8 nine years,
who is supposed to be in this city with
her mother Mrs. Minnie Solsbe. Sher-
if 1liff holds an order from the cour,
for the custody of the child, aud has
instructed the officers here if they To-
cate her, to hold her and notify him.
The mother, the letter states. is abou.
8 feet inches In height, weighs about
140 pounds, and has dark hair and blue
eyes. She is said to usually dress in
black. The letter stated she would
probably be found resorting with wofn-
en- of questionable character. So far
the police have found no trace of the
mother and child and it is thought they
did not come here as was supposed.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
DuMoNr is ANXIOUS.
Another Butler County Town Interested
in Marshalltown's lnterurban.

Because it wants the !nterurban rail-
way that is proposed to be built by the
Marshalltown Electric, Street & Inter-
urban Railway, the town of Dumont, in
Butler county, has organized com
mercial club, to promote the scheme.
The organization was perfected at Il
meeting held Monday night, and VIII
be known as the Business Mems Com
mercial Club of Dumont. The meeting
was called by Mayor NJ. St Peter, ana
was held in the office of Attorney +. ].
McGreery. Officers We're elected as fol-
lows:
Presldent-M. St Peter.
Vice President-H. c. Brown.
Secretary-F j. McGreery.
Trea surer-E. O. Slaid.
A committee composed of Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. McGreery and j. w. Cunningham
was appointed to visit Parkersburg
Tuesday evening attend the meeting of
citizens at that place, interview Cen
eral Manager Ferrin, and see what
could be done to induce the line to build
thru Dumont Another committee WAS
appointed to look after the interests
of securing line from Anamosa.
Dumont is a town OF about 500, To-
Gated on the FIT Dodge and Summer
branch of the Great Western, and the
Belle Plaine and Blue Earth City,
Mimi, branch of the Northwestern,
twenty miles northwest of Parkersburg
and about twelve miles west of AL
iison.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
Exeeutor'. Sale.

will offer at public sale at sos West
Main street. Wednesday December &c
at p. nl., the following property from
the Shorthill estate: One roll top
desk so inches wide: one team of mag
nificent driving horses. standard bred;
one single driver; one rubber tire.l
carriage, two seated; one single top
buggy, rubber tired: one single open
buggy; one wagon; one set double
harness: one set single harness; one
two seated cutter, robes. fynets. bells,
etc.
w. p. MAULsBY. G. A. TURNER.
Auctioneer. Executor.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
Good for children.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immedl-
ate relief in all cases OF cough. Group
and ia grippe, because II does no. pass
Immediately into the stomach, bu:
takes effect right at the seat OF the
trouble. It draws out the inf1amma-
ton, heals and soothes and cures per-
manently by enabling the lungs to con-
tribute pure life-giving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and
tissues. DR.. Armstrong. of Della. Tex,
prescribes 1t daily and says there is no
better cough remedy made. Sold by
druggists.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Northwestern Made Defendant i
Large Suit for Damages.

John ID. Casey. administrator of the
estate of Frank Agnelio, the Italian 1t
borer who was killed III this city las.
summer. has filed an action in the dis
trict court of Black Hawk county, IN
which he seeks to recover damages IN
the sum of $4,000. The Chicago &
Northwestern Railway Company is
made defendant. Agnelio was killed IN
the yards of this city u. having been
run over by freight ear, which was
struck by a switch engine. Agnello
was an occupant of a boarding car
here, and was gathering kindling wood
under the car when the switch engine
backed into it.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
APPRAlsEMENT NOTICE.
In the District Court of Iowa. in and
for Marshall County.

In the Matter of the Estate of Lucy
e. Shorthil, Deceased.
In Probate-No. 2.239
TO Whom 1t May Concern: You and
each OF you are hereby notified thai
the undersigned appraisers in the mat
ter of the estate of Lucy +. Shorthill
deceased, havs fixed the 4th day o!
January, A. d. 1904. at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the Office of \. n. French. in Mar
shalltown, Iowa. as the sime and place
for the appraisement of the es-
tate of the above-named decedent
under and by virtue of the pro-
visions of the statutes o. Iowa relative
to the taxation of collateral inheri-
tances.
Dated this 2sd day of December. A.
d. 1908.
A. N. FRENCH,
j. o. MONOHON.
C. w. WELLS.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-23
1ha Iona Star sac.

Down in Texas at Yoakum is a big
dry goods firm. OF which Mr.. j. NJ.
Haller is the head. Mr.. Haller on one
OF his trips east to buy goods said to a
friend who was with him in the palace
car: Here, take one Of these Little
Early Risers upon retiring ana you
will be UP early in the morning feel
ing good" For the dark brown" taste,
headache and that logy feeling De-
Wits Little Early Risers are the best
pills to use. Sold by druggists.