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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
wild R;.UIM'0|R'
CAUSES; STIR II
I i.t. L-4--- 81 X t5S
Sudden and Intense Revival Of
Interest II the Scott
Murder Case.
/ REPORT or HIDDEN TREASURE E:
But It.Was All the Romantic
Pigment Of a Fertile i.es
Brain. ..s
REPORT Of HIDDEN TREASURE

interest In the unexplained murder Of
Junius r. Scott, the downtown store
keeper, who was mystcriously shot on tho
might OF October "a, was suddenly and
decidedly revived yesterday by a wild
and romantic rumor Of n hidden treasure
discovered and nm nntc-mortcn statement
left by tho dead man. s,
The tale was ono that would have
fitted well within tho covers OF n modern
sensational novel. Though utterly without
foundation. ne 1t proved. 1t was crcum-
Btantially correct in every detail and was,
Z therefore, deceptive to the last degrce:1t
recited that the murdered man, frugal
and careful III OF his funds. had In the
course OF years laid BY a hoard OF money
which he and his wife wished to convey
to their children. Tho one who was to live
longest was TO leavc the directions to the
beneficiaries concerning the manner Of
reaching the treasure Tho wife died first
and last October Scott, the father. was
murdered.
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panMRT PAYMENTS.

rhe comp1anIes represented by Thomas
lL.TAlfrlend & Son, tll15 East Main Street,
Richmond, Virginia, had represent atiYes
in baltimore Monday starting on the ad-
,allstmsnt OF their Losses, Some have
S;iendyi been pa!G, i ss 5.l5
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1s4o St.
4 tS5
work with
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For the Sufferers

The Times Dispatch will be glad to re-
ceive contributions for the Baltimore SUI
fcrers. The following subscriptions have
been made: +
Misses Stewart. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Mrs. John Stewart ................ 100
Mr.. Joseph Observation-Disclosures. 100
Mrs. Joseph r. Anderson........... 20
. =. y y .s.5s
Total Observation-Disclosures. .s72O
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Among the other well known .ylrginians
at Murphy's last night were. w. G. NAL
STUN, Of Rounoke; DR.. E. G.. Boothe,
Car,elas Grove; Senator r, s, Tavenner.
OF Woodstock, Hon, i. W. Sims and
wire, of LOUISA, Mrs, Joan Randolph, OF
Arvcnia; j. l.. Philips. Rlackshurg; Hon.
i. i. u. Thornton, OF Manassas; Dr.
Lyon G! Tyler. OF Williamsburg; S, +.
till.iiand, OF South Rostol; Il. II, BagbF.
oe Norfolk county; w. Hill Brown. Ma
mass as; II. e. Cral'e ana II, s. Fauett,
OF Earmyllles N. C. Waits. Staunton; W.
u. Mineea, OF Abingdon. j, Jenkyns Da-
viss. Virginia. "
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patcrnal Iticssagc. Baltimore's loss by
IRE probably one hundred million dollars.
8 (Signed) nCAROtNALf GIBBONS,n
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such wonderful results that since then
5Poruna has become our favorite medicine
for Influenza. catarrh, cold, n cough and
bronchitis, Z t5t Il " f ~ i W "a 95;
Another recommend from a Catholic
institution OF one Of the Central States
written BY the. Sister Superior reads as
sfoloWs: i q VI IS IL
40 "a number of years ago our attention
was called to Dr. Hartnlan's Peruna, and
since then w have used 1t with wonder
fful results for grip. cot CHS. colds and ca 4
tarrllal diseas lof I'll q Z; head "a nd Il stom-
&ach.ll ii e u g,
orr grip ana winter altar I'll cial--E
Nv has Been Of great service to the IN
mates or this Institution
SISTERS OF CHARITY
AN over the United States Use Peru y ma a
IS for catarrh. s.!5
4 recommend recently received from a
Catholic institution In the Southwest
reads as follows: :,
Ss, ~ Prominent Mother Superior Says
t"I can testify from experience TO the
!eff1clency of Pcruna as 4 one OF he very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

Mi. 8, n. Miller Of Mathews. secretary
OF the State Board of Fisheries, is In
tito city, registered mt Murphy's.
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nc n,ber of OF the ICON convention Of ieol-'o. and
Nm enlber OF the State Senate, arrived
in the city last night and VIII spend
to. day here on business. Mr.. Moore was
gree led by many friends llsl night,
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ORDER ! d COMES '|.E| s;
OUT OF CHAOS.
fContlnucd From Eighth Page.)

{Contlnued IRON Eighth Page) 7,
- -
of the bank were rs safe as on the day
they were placed III tic vault. They were
removed to the American National Bank
building on Cay street, where temporary
Offices will be opened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

Mir. Isl ID. IIelges, manager of the State
tesr farm ma intulned ny lie Agriculture
Department at Sake, Charlotte county, Is
In the city, stopping at Murphy's.
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AT THE LOCAL HOTELS,
Some Of the Well-KnoWn Ar
rivals in the City Yesterday,

Miss Nina Leo Blount, Of Atlanta. tray
cling secretary OF the Student Volunteer
Movement for foreign missions. arrived
in the city last night ana is at the row
hutan. s,t tft4a ls
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Among the Vrglnians at the Powhatar
la, night were Hon. &. D. Letcher, Of
Lexington; Charles 4. Scott, Lynchbuig
II. s, Co.eman, Clifton Forge. q. w
Strltz Martinsvillo; r. f. NVooling I'u-
lushl, and w, p. Parrish. Virginia.
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SISTERS OF CHARITY +
JOHN KENNEDY
lN|DEATH'S, SHADOW II. J !, !

~ 800. 2
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09
our CURIOSITY SHOP
RELICS WORTHY OF NOTICE

!, @,44+4+9*@*'. = <'q'*4~f+f'+o~o%
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09
KEHOE LOSES
Couri Of Appeals Decides in Favor
Of Republicans for Congress.

Frankfort, Ky, Dee. "A c,r-
'llIcatc of election has been given 10
Bennett Republican, who was op.
posed by kchoc, Democrat, in the
ninth Congressional district by de-
'l''"n Of the Court Of Appeals.
With the two precincts in Elem.
mg and Harrison counties unrcport-
'd' Mr. Kchoc had a majority Of II
votes.
with them reported and counted
according to Mr.. Kchoc, his oppo.
hcnt, Mr.. Bennett, has a majority
III the district on the face Of the re-
turns Of iorty-thrcc votes. and is
entitled to a certificate from the
State Election Commission.
This gives the Republicans two
congressman from this State and
there is the possibility Of a third.
In the third district the State
Commissioners issued certificates Of
election To Richardson, Democrat.
but Jones, Republican, may con.
test Richardson's seat on the
ground that hi, plurality was illc-
%lly secured However, the Re-.
publican State Central Committee
has ordered that unless fraud. can
j" established, that the contest
should not be- entered, therefore, il
the contest !. made it will likely bc
won
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

Kentucky has a few names upon
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

hartley Sullcngcr and wife visited
the family oi ;. :. Sullcngrr sun.
day.
Mr.. Ada Sullcngcr and Mis-.
Pearl Sullcnger made flying trir
Ia 4. +. Sullcngcr's Sunday even.
ing.
Misses Necic Sullcngcr, Ocic
Sullenger, allie Highfl, and
Mcssrs. j. Maxfcld, Jesse IIighfl.
and Henry Sullcngcr attended the
singing at the home oi Enoch Belt
Sunday.
W. A. Tackwcll returned from
Marion Thursday.
Charles Perry, who has been III,
is improving.
W. II. femme has returned ium
Evansville.
There will h. meeting at Liberty
Grvc next Saturday night and
Sunday. Everybody invited to at.
tend.
Everybody is through husking
corn.
| have found that woman now
II YOU want To marry jus, call at
the Office and You will e., her all.
dress.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09
Beware Of 0intments for Catarh
That Contains Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell aud completely
dcrangr the whole system when
entering il through the mucous sur.
faces. Such articles should never
be used except ON prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the
damage they do is ten fold tn the
god YOU can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, man.
uiacturcd by =. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure h. SURF YOU grt
the genuine. II is taken internally
and made in Toledo. Ohio, by FL.
Cheney 4 Co. Testimonials irw.
Sold by Druggists. Pri~, Zoe.
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
s,ipa,ion.
Weather is fine and roads arr dry
and dusty.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

eiTeTNFFF'~F'f v ~ 'f'F'F'ef f's'f'' =. -. ~
VI " InRnr timber hnyor f.,
Hiram Blow d Co., Of paducah.
last saturday brought 10 this office
one II the most remarkable spcci-
mems of prehistoric handmork that
We have ever seen. II was an
Indian tanning tool or lleshing
knife, with which the dusky squaws
,capod the flesh from the hides
before tanning, was made Of stone
and was ornamcnted with the pie
lures Of Il fish, canoe, canoe
paddle, or oar, and another design
resembling a target, which were
pul there 10y soE,c process now
Chased among the dead arts The
designs were neither painted nor
carved, but were plainly discern.
able, hcing Of a darker color than
Che stone proper. They looked as
# they had, 10y some unknown
method been burned into the stone
and ar Indcliblc, m effort lo c,Iacc
Them with sand-papcr being Of no
avail and 1t is supposed that they
vrr Of astrological nature and
conveyed some meaning Ia the un-
lcl,,rtd savage
The objects are pericc, in dclin.
cation, and It If needless 10 say the
work was executed by an artist in
chat line.
lh.scNtmordinary relic was found
30 % -al,pctcr cave near the mouth
Of rIucy creek on Tradcwatcr river.
eleven "r twelve miles from this
H'y and Mr. lARuc informs "a. that
rruu- going there never hil Ia
hnd some -ort 81 Indian curio. not.
outstanding the fact that plic
hunters have lccn carrying these
thug away ior the past fifty year.
Il imposed that this cave wa. at
ou. 'm. O. ,udcNuu. Of the Red
WaU
Oh, Stone was - inches boz
irwh hy : - inchc. in circum.
truoc weighing - pounds. and
W. sent by Mr. laRuc a. the Don
ou.sru museum at Paduah
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iRMA.

The Spelling Bcc at the school
house was largely attended.
Jc~ Hieh6cld was the CUES, Of
Miss Maggie Mayors Saturday and
Sunday.
Mis- Mary Compton is the guest
Of Mis- Maggie Mayors Sunday
evening.
John Mayors Is visiting his rla.
tivcs in Illinois.
Dollar MonOc aud Wesley May.
ems left Monday morning for ]. n.
Croits where they will take charge
VI Ia saw mill.
We have had a fine rain.
Miss Nccic Sullcngr visited Miss
Pearl Sullcngcr Sunday
Sammic Sullcngcr has lust NJ.
turned irom Morley, Mo.
Rev. ]. II. Mott was here sun.
day.
Lieut.. j, G. Harden, from padu.
cab, attended the spelling herr Fri.
day night.
$. $. sullenscr has struck iinc
vein Of zinc on his farm near here.
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We have ia our Office part II
tu Indian tomahawk which WIS
presented, while in all H. glory ~
weapon # savage warfare. Ia
IicUfgc Washington by AN old IN.
iilu asa token of friendship In
appreciation Il faithful services nm.
derrd The country ~ a spy. Wash.
ingion presented It 10 Arthur Travis,
vho entered the Continental service
at the Az 81 aX,cn years. The
oil relic has lccn handed down
through the Travis family from
dlhcr 10 son, aud has gradually
io-i ~ old.iimc glory. having lccn
hrokcn and destroyed until nothing
now remains bu, tina, par, in which
she handle was fastened, commonly
Known a. the pole. I, is doubtless
II British manufacture. a. il is
made II hrass. and wa probably
gwen the Indian in exchange for
tur or other products II the Amer.
'an wilderness. Al the top Is u
Knob, az hall. which Is hollow and
may have held a spear or spike,
shllc At the hottom l. a Threaded
eolc which is significant 81 the fact
'hM blade was onc held there by
neans q q screw. and in IT, day
che weapon was no doubt mAgnii.
'oni one. !, is nov the property
@Gnni Travis. oi this county.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09
Vote In MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Md. Nov. SO.-Thr
s'ate Board ~ Canvasscr met to.
DAY and canvas-cd the total vote ~
Maryland at The late Presidential
'lo''ion. and upon IT, report Gov.
Nafheld certified Ia the election II
sven hrmuratic and one Rcpuhli.
IAN 'l'c,or The largest vo,c va-
" 'harl,s J Bonsparic, Rcpubl.
an WIN reviewed l09, ig7 votes,
and The largest Democratic vote
Va lor Frank Brown. who rcccivcd
'Wll6, a majority II ffly.onc for
We Republican clcctor.
The total prohibition vote In the
Mate was 3,03i. and the socialist
w,e 2.2l7.
IN Howard county one vote was
,aN Tor Watson and Tibblcs, Popu.
@ " candidates for President and
y" Prsidcnl. The CanyaSing
Safd declared the election II thrc
%pOblican and thrcc Democratic
representatives in Congress.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

\ sun sign 81 approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system
is ncrvousncS, slccplcssncss, OF
stomach upscts. Electric Bitter
will quickly dismcmbcr the trouble.
some causes. II never fails Ia ton,
the stomach, regulate the Kidneys
and Bowels, stimulate the Liver,
and clarity the blood. Run down
systems benefit particularly and all
the usual attending aches vanish
under lis searching and thorough,
effectiveness. Electric Bittcn is
only JOc, and that is returned II il
don't give perfect satisfaction.
Guaranteed by r. +. Haynes, drug.
gis,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

her huard of fame, and after them
is Poet. Read them; O'Hara,
Wilson, Stanton and Cawicn. Nox
populi must say whether James
pringlc Adcock's name is To bc one
" the galaxy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

~ > F'f ' = = = = 9 : >
Most anyboly can H. o poct in
certain seasons.
O-u-U
but the certain season i. In the
spring young mans fancy lightly
turns "a thoughts II love '
600
The pvt season aud the lu,r
s,a-un are sort IT Siamc.c twins.
600
But Ia H. serious, there arr real
flesh and blood poets amongst us.
600
Pocts and ppctry an often con-
.idcrcd insemnblc.
600
Burns in Europe and Poe in
America wcr ppor, but most II the
others seem Ia have had a plenty.
900
Poetry asa business and means
" lylihooi is not much If sue.
ccs unlc-, the poetry is pnsc II
thu Mr. Drolcy style.
600
James Pringlc AdcoCk, Of Living.
ston county, in our own Kcntucky,
Is q pnct.
600
hut Sylvan Crui,, his beautiful
country home, was no, bull, on the
prpcrcls ium the sale 9TH poetry.
900
The largc manuscrip, volumes
now pAdy Tor the printer is M
mean rccorl for a man who does
other thing a. we'll a. write poetry.
900
Trnchsnl, often crisp, intensely
musical-,hcsc words describe his
style.
600
lie -oan in description; ~ did
Byron. lie is sometimes tedious;
~ ven Pollock and White, Bdt
truth j. thrr in most beautiful
gowns.
600
less than year and one u his
bmin children will visit the lovers
oi good English in the most artistic
drcss of the printers art.
600
Il will r uur turn then tn say
81 told YOU ~.
600
To ask the critics beforehand To
h. lcnicnt with this brain child
would h. lceRing the question.
Worth can hoe lis own Ow, and
his poetry is Of that mold.
600
Kentucky has q few names upon
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

viii Crucc, u color, with the
j. G. work crew here this week,
lost part Of his foo, In hand car
accident Wednesday, by the car
jumping the track AMI his loot
catching in the cop. Dr.. John
wynns ampuia,ed several TOYS, and
the injured man was sen, Ia his
home at Marion. -Sturgis News.
Democrat, D,cmbcr 3rd.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

Cophcr's isthc hes, placc 90 ~,
q good lunch.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-09

N''loh Paper and typewriter
''pphw, Jog BouRl.ASp.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
sELr wANTEp--MALE-eontinued.

AT c. r. HANSEN x co. Employment Agency
429 Bush St, 642 Clay ST.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE. 1916 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES.
TO rent for vacation-Pretty furnished house
six rooms $50 496 Sherman ave.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11

Tunnelmen. good drllers, 81 50-S2 75.
Free fare; board S. 90.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
BERKELEY ADVERT'SM'NTs
nEMkELEY REAL ESTATE.

BEHk ELEN REAL ESTATE-
BERKELEY BUSINESS PROPERTY as an
investment is equal to anything on the
coast. There Is money to be made by buy
ing that class of property-nve local trains
every hour from Berkeley station TO San
Francisco.
Berkeley s a village no more-it Is the
center of California for many thipgs-
BERKELEY IS CALIFORNIA.
SOME GOOD BUYS.
A thoroughly well-built two-story brick build
ing. NV corner stores below and data
above, paying well
A fine corner Shattuck ave-, very promi-
hently located: vacant; there's money In It.
stone and brick warehouse. fitted with COM
partments. elevator etcf. in q business center;
leased for hve years.
business block on Telegraph ave. 2 stores
and nats above with vacant corner adJoin-
ing for flats; choice proposition.
JOS J. MASON,
Cor. Center and Shattuck. Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11

MINING engineer, 20 years experience in
Mexico with highest credentials as to ability
and successful operation of some of the larg-
est Mexican mines. best cay references as
man and miner. wishes TO communicate with
parties who will send him to Mexico for the
purpose of inspecting and bonding mines is
thoroughly conversant with the country and
people. Box PISS, Call.
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FLATS TO LET.

Az elegant. new. modern lower fat. 2S59 sac
.-ari-nto ST.. 90 lease from l2ly-l. rooms
nrlt social hall, large reception han with
r.rh raueling. colonial brick fireplace: sun
ana I'cat in every ROOM elegantly finished
il-. rhaut. separate yestibDie and entrance:
fNc.. .loral ilaucements regarding lease 10
desirable. respc-sibie tenant Permit 10 in
-..t trom ~ HAkSHALL. y Kearny St;
rEloe Red 245i.
ttA- HOUSE RENTING DEPARTMENT
k.I desirable vacant houses and flats are list
.. lr aur free renting department over 1000
. Der, g combined list from all agencles
~ rs rife sou list and help you 10 find a
.... we never rail-. service free
ScEliLlAG FURNITURE co.
1883 MARKET ST
OPPOSITE McALLISTER
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THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
MONTGOMERY ST.
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HELP MANTEp-MALE.

A-PAcIFIc EAIPLoyAENT AGENCY.
y. u GUkN 03s Commercial st.
Phone Main 1871. . doors fr0ln hearnv.
Arizqna-H. r. laborers. new work. Flor
eace. Arizona. Nevada. shin daily, s hours
work. - - 81 30 day. take this 465 miles
Clark r. r.. &c mile rate; teamsters. South
crn California $50. another. near city. iree
fare rev work 2-h0rse teamsters SEQ We
are also shipping. free fare. all over Cali
fcrria section and extra gang. 20 isborers.
near city, $50. hours work Other jobs.
FAN and see
RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
tl- Clay 81. Phone James 2476.
Ncyada-GOvernmen worlz-Nevada.
locomotive engineers -.....--...-Sy % day
caiTiaee painter .-........--.... - 80 day
~ lNe Iue men -----r. y - day
~ italian pick and shovel men, 81 day
mikers .......--. SO per month and found
orchard ha nds. $50 per nonrh and found
ly skilled mechanics ---.----S5 70 - 80 DAY
ANDRES offce 81 Stockton st-First-class
help Tor Institutions: aardener, $50; yardman
and driver S25, man 70 tend 70 garden, clean
poTches. etc. $50; waiter and wash few
cishes. S25 plain isundryman. $50; second
cook hospital. $50; porter and help wait
inF, $40 etc.
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-s-room modern house, north of
Pine st. west of Van Ness ave-, from July
or later; responsible tenant. Address box
2102. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
FRUITvALE ADV'RT'S'M'NTS
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.

TWO acres corner. cottage of rooms, bath
pantry. basement windmill and tank chicken
yards. $50 fruit trees. berries etc. cheap.
c. MICHEL. Elmhufst Cal.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE ron sALH.

the day for bargains in furni-
ture. II. H.Schellhaas. 11th st, cor store, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11

t-HUISES and fats 70 let: an immense list.
-....e- absolutely free: take advantage of
...- .euartment. II viii save YOU time aud
.t..c- cordrs Furniture Co.. 245-259
GEAR. e.. on the square
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
Backward Spring Offset by
Other More Favorable Con-
ditions In Story County
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR FARMERS
With Normal Season From Now on
There viii be Little Cause For Com
piaint - Oats Crop Coming Well and
Will be as Early as Usual, With
Good Stand.
Special to Times Republican.


Nevada. May 1i.-While it was gen.
orally thought that the spring was
rather late in many ways. yet the
ground has been in such excellent con-
dftion and the weather so favorable to
field work that the farmers of Story
county are fully as far along with their
spring work as they usually are at
this time Fully half of the corn is
now in the ground and the last Of the
week will see it practically all in with
the possible exception of some of those
who are always late and a small
amount of sod corn. The ground is III
excellent shape to receive the seed and
there has been no excessive moisture,
necessitating the mudding in OF the
corn. The work of Professor Holden
and his assistants, coupled with the
continuous preaching of his pure seed
corn doctrine by the country and daily
press, has caused the farmers to LOOK
10 the selection of their seed as they
never have before. and while there
was considerable apprehension as to
the ability of our farmers to secure
good seed this season, it is now
thought that there will be no trouble
along that score. While many thought
that the cat crop would be practically
ruined by the cold weather of April
the crop is coming well and will be
fully as early as usual. with good
stand. Pastures and hay lands are
doing spiendidly the past few weeks
and the light showers of the last of
last week has brought this crop out
beyond any question of doubt. WITH
q normal season from now on the
farmers OF Story county will have no
cause to complain, altho they We're
somewhat downcast in the earlier part
of the working season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
Iowa at Washinoto n.

Washington, May IL. Additional
rural free delivery route established OF
June i:
DEBORAH. Winneshiek county--Lengtf
OF route. twenty seven and three
femrths miles. area covered, thirty
square miles; population served. 525,
number of houses or route, 105.
Rural letter carriers appointed:
Elnla--Edwin G.. Savers and August
+. Rhode, carriers; Anna Savers am
Ed Savers, substitutes.
Livermore-Perry Davis, carrier;
Ollie Davis. substitute.
Red Oak--Jonathan Shearef' carrier;
James c. Williams, substitute.
Nincennes-Norman Cruez, carrier;
C,uartis Mott, substitute.
The following changes In salaries Of
presidential postmasters will be made
Judy 1:
Bnnaparte from $1,000 to $1,000,
Carroll, 81 200 to $2.100; Cherokee. from
$4,000 to $4,000: Elma, from $1,000 II
sI,100 Extra, from $1,000 to $1,000;
Ruffalo Center. from $1,000 to s1.100;
Charter Oak, from $1,000 to $1,000; FL
kader, from $1,400 to $l,5oo; Esther
Vile. from $4,000 to $1,000; Garner
from $1,000 to $1,000.
A postoffice has been established al