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The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Pretty Needle Case,

\ pretty needle case which is always
convenient has two covers, 3x3Ll
inches, says the New YORK Sun. They
are stiffeued with pasteboard and GOV.
cred outside with fine white linen
decorated on the front with holly. The
inside is lined with holly red silk. and
the edge is finished with silk cord
in the same shade. Leaves of notched
flannel are held by red ribbon which
ties on the outside, at the back. in a
long bow. Ribbons tie the covers TO-
a-.t Lnr
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
JANUARY

r-sG.-t "a ,l-Sra7r. r. 90 E4N-
r-N.pI-r r-ssl|4H l-=l Ha-tJr
--Ss.4-t4 die. lz Sg4-a.
Moe T-4g-r L.=- Geo E-r1&7-
s-Esv-Cos. Easti-E- F-ar 5.--
il I-lrr taken - al-a.
I--Trlln-a sroI e-ifn-. : Ga-7-.---
l--,ar-irzl PzH5zaI died E---
f--Caa' r,.>-lE1 1ria-- H.
.s-I u, glg+ftE died PARIS
SEEar : EI-T-itt li-i. ~ fa-=
Is-ai-araa-s -sI4-u. CaEs= CD . E,E-
- -. a-4zg ~-l.t StHT-a--z 30 r.
-a-Jl. sl E-guE died $r~ Nl.k
---s.-1gl- 81. Ei-1 E-r-E-.-su ,l---
q Eslal rI-ltr wild Colombia
--f'.. f-H-la -l-.-s I-r-L1l
-f-A--s.la. "H-rft.rE t-.af--
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-.-.ssrr. Is u..a-- I.--. ~ EH-S
--H.TE. "#H dad -l---H-
$50. r long --r"--.g ..
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80 -Ta---H.-. -s~ E----a s=ua---.. .r
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NOVEMBER

,HFr-. .H .ar.#sr- Rome
--F-f N.Hs-~. 81 l.E Gem
81 .s- --- t-. Island
--I---H --- aHr -H .--ss-saH
aTauur-E.. SON Srs EarE ..-
Flrrr. arla-a-..I -E-s--H-.r..
4-E ssa--H5r.- ordered 90 Fs---ra.
GU ---eE.I H--l-s El. --H---a
--EE--. D. -Ei-- s.--. Phsa1-l.r.-.
rE~.--. .--s-r. l--Har.H-
A ut o. a--.a -r.sr Boston
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--.HH-r--- -H .E--. -=--5
. t-.-.--r-- --a--s .-
1-4 t5a-..r -sH-
..-.--.r 81 -H- ID. f.---H-
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.r-G#-s. -r.=rH -a Fa-a-l.
----Fa."--- la-----l ..u...H Hr
-. r---r H---zE strike -ar.--a
- -E- -...-- H rrr1rI .-l-srr..r.
---F-Is Ha-Er- HEl--z Cr.z-.
-s----.- I.--r 1.-F T-a.aE1
as--.-. sr- A#.s VS. A---- 9-r--,
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DECEM BER

r-E--rHH=r- '- E-1- rl-.
---a-z--a -aEs--- .4zas -r.aEr
--L- EtH-- E--l- -.-t New E1-s
s-T n E-~ died Es4-l.-ErHa
--,1l--r ~ -.En H1-E---~
Pre- Gents -----aE- ul FE-
--fz-a- -.-4tr --rt go --ra--.
ll---.=r Sgle-E -t-1 E-E-=rl
aarsl. ---z--f-l. l-s-=s
~-.-a-=s9~- 1g-5 gS-ls E1-.aa-
.-l--1ls a.r~htp tsE-- -
'-E.n- E-" g-a-IH- - =-E-1E 81
.a- E-a- A4UEraI .51-lzla. -l-1- Com
~ z.t-.s---S $ 1-rTr- .11 ID -.-
III i---s - -ar paint ssr -s~r
zt-DE Hal Hrs1ar r.. ----t-
No rr-E rs landed. Pssl=.-.
-.-''-ssl pros - cE.
.s-T---- E-.a asu.z-1 Panama
-S-Lz '----H-.=- a-I-oEa:-4. y Dr..s -.s
---Att-r-i'-i a-~z---rzc5o,. AsE &3-..
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JUN E

--- "Ha. H.|- r-FHsa"s-
----..r .#. 70 Ea-rHr N--eHrl.
-E..r-r r.s~ .r sea EitHt
e. F..a.=s -H.-.- a..-t-fI f-.U -rar"H
=--#.-r .H.- 40 ---r - LH-.-
s-Er.- y g. -.-s- lE. p. D.
r"-N ar -.--H .... o. S-.Hz
---|f.-- Ais .1.as. 4.-- u1.g.
-.- III l-.ls-l 90 &#- NE
T--h .-.-. H..-. I' b N.-E at S-a
---E E-...- .H-- -a-rl=-r
-s-.s-.. t.r.-'.. dies. N4-h-E-fnr-
..s.r.H --.- s.~ r""
rs.a.aa-. F.a=-H t.-1 --a-.a-
---N H t- So" iA
-T -E.a#r.u = E,.--
r. b nI,--r -f-...- l-fa..'- g. ~r.-
--fa E... .n-r -."-~ NJ .s|.
-@-f-.sH.. E.r .alr H-.# Ea4-a.
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Er2rcs,fye Ewes,

The eye -eyeaIs character. but IN
fortunately Tot % clearly a. the other
features. though the contrary IS sup
posed 10 b. tue. People are too much
Influenced by The color Of the eye.
which !s after al! no guide. and they
are TOO much Influenced by the size
and the !ust=E. whereas neither is any
indication Sha;eser of character. says
the Chattanooga Times.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Eiaserste Afterneen Attire.

Picture hats ara worn-vhich
means that they will be worn with all
kinds of afternoon tailor dress: a
lo1crowned, Side-brinmed hat heavy
with feathers and fur scarfs and jewel
buckles. The handsomest of after
noon furs are in pelerines or kerchiefs.
with lorg stole ends. and usually
cobined with chiffon OF the same
shade. masses OF rope chenille and a
oortsr OF contrasting fur
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OF Woodland Brown

\ pretty shade OF Woodland brown
in cloth is effectively renewed with a
yok" and vest effect in tangerine vel
vet decorated with mixed brown and
gold braid. The eton Jacket is so cut
that the shoulder overhangs the
sleeve, this latter consisting of single
pun banded into a straight cuff which
shows little Of the braid and gilt
buttons. The skirt is cut " eleven
cores, which flare at the foo. and is
finished with stitching.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
MARCH


--s-- W S--H l.HI- EH-a.
r-Uu S.-"aH- ---l. H--ar-r
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EE --E
a-- - -EEra --H-
I.-Ers-- fs.--.. E-.- HTsf-.
CIV Hr-- ..a-..=- --.-.s y d.
z--HEsr -,.-..a --- -u-@ freedom.
As.ra -.a 20 --.H
---Sa -E sa h-H S-.-LsrH
a. -a-H. rH... .a-a--I Hs --a--
- % F-EFa-...
--ua
Ta-S---.sr-. sl.a-. .l+F Sar- Ole
-.t... HE-
-E.-. L.e- E ET. F.rra- l.=. I
-r- Es Nv Ea-E-.
s r. sr"as T..T '-.a-1
--..-l.st| -..- ..--f-- .-=-
SO ~a.+r 4.r-- "H..a-H
-Hs- --
SLY E "arH-rE 4Ha a-z-L 2IH51T--r.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Aee-e,ssI= Christmas Presents.

Judge John II. Terry Of s.. Louis a
large property owner. sent each Of his
thirty-e.slt tenants a basket Of choice
viaues on Christmas day. This was
regarded by them as decidedly more
acceptable than the notification most
Of The landlords Of that city sent ont
nat rents would be increased with
he opening Of the ~orl1's fair year.
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APRIL

IA r--. -.r on EH<t--l tour
r-Eru x Hs-.s Did L.-l
Her A. H-laEsg dl=l X. W--r
s-So-rH-Tu <s--l-i;--- rn-rS-r aur-El=H
-J--rzg. IS fi Ml---l tl=i Cz..'a-l---
-.-E-I -I.ar-- launched Bristol
T--Staal-DaS II 1l--l4-.-i zhs"z1
-H-El-l-u-- n-s-szar- = J--.
w K Es0t-~-ilr married I.G-'l-
-'-t7E-ra --'-s-i E-~,-s1 1-uz-i-.
-s-IrEf1E >aa-t died. F-.>au.
-.-sr- E4@a1l l-.r,5 ~ g1Ds.
-s-H-~s.- Er- open --a- au Gar east.
---s.al-E Robson -s-d- S~v Eprs-
-l-paaI 1l EraaIl DID E1s-sa.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
T-E YEAR ~ REVIEW
"o-=ntaIs Events Trl; -a.= sts-sh
reo II. Pas; T.=i.= |o-.-E

"o-=rte1s events Ia; -a.- ss-z-
Eea ,-- Past T~=i.= "57t-s
The s.raa=1rl ir- topic 90: gz-1z5r
1898 aa> me Eeue-a elan .ulln-..a
1he active -E---- " thar affair H-
Tong pt course rl 1879 fla--l l. ls-a
as jan - Tho G---4n ships bal-
hsriar fHa fJTr at san Carlos. bur 8a
Jan. +. President Casrr1 r=sl-5 Ven
rrIe'l- -4.- Hf --- case entirely -
the hsal- of N'Et-r-r gIrsI- Eal SGT
sail ir- home Jaa o. As-e- th1- the
yiols matter Ez- -Ira sl Hl- 1-
Washiu-Tur and -h- interest fl -1a
AFFAIR r-na.--l a--l -1 sE. sery close
DecauEa many 15Ts slG -a-. slz -l -he
Ear'i-e te-I11 " -le al. e-. a=p-rlz b
Gs-m1ls. la-arsu.La -u zrtzr-
40 Fe1-r T=Iz 80 r z~ -ue-= san :
famous Monroe doctrine The attempt
z e acre really 80 Intended. complete
j. a--l for though pf-r-I against
some rt be- most ss-g.- diplomats Of
Eurugr Minister BBz=a p=-slstea-ss
Hptei1 the real rights % rze S-s-er
count- and Negotiated terms uf sat
liemaut fasprah.. 10 N=ler1-.a with
oct HsEiuE the ri-n=h1n1r-I doctrine
,ato question or dispute
Ire Gr.s, cosi STRIKE
Tse anthracite coal strike belongs
even more 10 the history OF lsa- than
does the Venezuelan a-a7- and the de-
liberia Ions uf -h- arbitration CONN -
SION attracted even less general lu-
terest than their i'm Importance susrii-1-
The commission entered into the ma
Ter NOS. thoroughly and sysI-f1a ricsl-
h. The las; Witness ~as rot called
Hnii Fen . ami the arguments ut the
opposing counsel consumed tho tc.-
lowing week Pras.fen- G-oT=- ?
Sssr represented ne operators and
CIareEc- pzrroe the miners.
After = months teEbsratlJ-~ The
commission reported
The miners Soa a portion % In
tease IA wages and reluatiuu of hours
i sc-s demanded before .h= strike
acre grant 4 4 better system Of n,sas-
Hrin- 'h-lr sDrE and prs -tical. 6, -1-
= formal recognition OF their union
Ire decision @ss Victory for ta=
niners especially - they would Will
insiy have accepted the terms alio@e ii
before they began the strike had not
ne mine operators retus II "a c1neaae
srpIfFate or negotiate.
The Panama Cs7sL
Tne Panama canal vas the burning
question. ard at the beginning. At
Toe close Of this year, it seemed =
certainty. For years the agitation In
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
OCTOBER

b Enz- r.r-.I ga. ..Ha.H.-
60" : tEs~s- E..I ET.H
SH nEa-I .-=-r #.-.H-rr--
s-El-.i1 stayed Hr Sf-u hrr-
H.-----sA-u-- 5..-. -.E- TRAITS
-s-ar-tnU word a-rl s~s-lH"
d. Archbishop N~a- -.L a-lts-En.r.
- .lar-r acquitted -..ai~a
>r-ErHs- statue ...-..-ag Mass.
7t- Iur.. i-HagrL Nu E-
-a-.t'r-~.- ET.- rM
- $3.50 EHrrI..lH. -N-#
-.-H-----r Ha--I .. -- S
go Dan I.sr"r E-I.
---Ts-lHl Hsr#-.-l ..r -#
---I..l - -L -'s
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
MAY Y

--%-E Blvd ~a.1om@I .l FlI-.
--Ea>E7- tar-t.r dad S-stsH.
Xii Ts-.t-t Ih- pn-.-.
'-El~al- Horst llsG- Wssa4ust1n.
So s-E.-s. -rEs- 80 In-L
A-E.--~-a r-a.as"4T.s-- NJ G8s4ls
>--.-=-s L0s- M Chang
II "a S;r-s-l-1 did, W. Ngr'.
---t-a-TH H-rf.- .r--4r- Bacon f-.L
zs-SftL Ss-cr--s1 did F.EI-.
- atr- I-rl -.-- Paris.
- z--l--saL l.Hra a-rIl-ss.
- --- Ia-olL4- y n
~! chen H=-r-i-4- W-s'..sgtJ-
-Sa-ulrrHE III --H-L ..r Se~ NH-l
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
FIsE7RooF ITS Only FAULT.
Sh-riosr's Ter.e Comment on Wash.
irs:on Pension CfT-.

From az artistic standpoint the EAST
attractive OF the government buildings
at Washington l. that Of the Pension
once. som stines dsr.siYsly referred
10 as Me!gs's barn" il vieE Of the
fact hat Gen Meigs. {. 5 A <as the
architect Of the structure
II is said that al a time when The
building was rearing completion the
late Gen. Sheridan xas ;avited b. the
architect to inspect it IN company
with Gen. Meigs. Sheridan went thor.
oughly over the structure from top to
bottom @ithout Offering any comment.
but when the inspection was finished
he turned to his guide and said:
"Meiss I have but ous fault to fad
with this building
And what IS that. general"
at is. I understand. frerroof,"
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
JULY

Pee Den. -=r...-
---..-- Hr.ar E--H"
--f1g- I... operated H.
--- = a..a--.H. F.---rlarE. r 3
-F.- r-- --.arH H.H. .a..aH
---Er r.u.- -... r--- g
--I'r ---- -- l--.-l
.--ET- E T.-. #.- 5laEH".
--F So A-Gr l-s H.-E.H-
Isl 81 * NH.--.-- s.-E -.H--.r-
-a---.rHH Oh. G-. Pom.
--.'a.-.-- 50 rrr 4....
~ . Poe Boston
---R- -.zra f-.- q. I-t=a-
4-L =z..He .al. b --7E |--.ars-
---l-a5 5H4.- ". j.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
SEPTEMB Err

l-Re-olurign iu N---I1uL--
z-E-iisuC- Won ~ -Eu- k-1E sup.
-. 5 ~ATshlp ar E-iTIt
7-EsEium .Eh.ibsr.1 - THlt-- >rSs--
Turks aE.ss~su.--. Nsy-11 =
-l-Ns .5r u-!rusr- sul- --s.
Fists. Al--- ,s-rr aE lI~
1f-g-sr Adru-aL cox retired.
1E-Si. Tlouas l-iHtal -- s&--sza-
l,--''hs fnU-r.zl4 r. d. l-sr41r
-F-lsiis.c- A.-:T. mil
-s-II-u!y b LLOYD died. IGlrH.-
-z-Fl -si1-gt 1-'-=-l 'u --a.Is.- II ~
zo-sr Hiehs-I H-Is-gr ---I ---aal
st---g4sT ted Wen
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
FEBRUARY

sLHr-- H..7E ~nslH -l-,T
rH.-. Im4 .=t Salem
-EI ... E.T#.-.--s ST.
I.s. HHl.. sH. vermont
E. De- l..--- died. F..t- -
a -rr.- ..-r.--. F--
rHf. Hr NH. -E -.- died 90 80.
->r E.-r4 Ez. a.I. p Ernl1A-
E#-E .--ra .a--.-
I'= ~a-t Hs c#wTusr."=
.e-E-a- sHH.-aI Es.-.- 6.Ht pm.
.f-- --. died. ANA.
.H f---r
.e-E ..-l SEE, HHE
~ | --H ar-a-"
H -r.r."H a=r..7~-H-.
E #a- l.. >a
.-. .- Har
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Dainty kosiery

or course, now that fall is well ad-
vanced. it is time for openwork stock
inES to step into the background. To
take their place, there is a dark purple
chsnseabie silk stocking with figures
embroidered in heavy white silk over
the instep. The silk of the stocking
is thick ribbed
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Gen. s.oki.s New Yo-. Alderman.

Gen. Dane, L SicEies. who was
elected a. suti-TaIGaay alderman.
vas sTu-U .r 5y Mayor L0E. He car
red with him ~ tae mayor Office
I|,.= kigs Charles spaniel which l.
sa3 was 10 5e Lis assis;aat whea he
ta1a has So -8 -Ie y3-5L 4 4,5e--zsl.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

estimated. - and destroy a large
quantity o; edible food nsh yearly.
Not only do the doga-h eat the val
liable ash. but hey eat the food OF
The sane food ash. thus doing double
injury 10 the nations t5her.es.-Bus-
ton Transcript
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Passing af Pope Leo.


Late Il Jun= cane thu suDO-uc=-
u-I- Of The serious illness Of Pope
Leo XIII That aged poa'i- "a -
years o, zEe On March . and OF
March celebrated The tS-lIy-hfth al
nivs-sz-y ot his coronation zs pop
thus putting an end TO he long hon
orsd tradition that no pona- would
see The days Of P-teT'--j years
Pope Leo's predecessor had re!-ned .
years. the !orses, in history ans the
old tradition cannot survive This SO
uHG breaking OF The record. On July
the ponuE was regarded a. IN c-irl-
cal condition. sad IN .sS days his
life vas lssps.reG OF. but though ap-
paren;ly .-ai. in body. the long gesrs
Of simple habits had given him splen-
Old power OF resistance 10 disease and
tor more than -So weeks he bstti-d
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
4s,e si =. Apron, ,,4s ye.r,.

s.. yards Of insertion and ~. yards of
embroidery. A May Manton pattern.
No. 1928. sizes . to : years. will be
mailed 10 ary address on receipt OF ten
cents
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Unique SsIesNcncn.

Girls dressed in gauty red. black
aad white Uniforms a:e selling butter
and cheese il the streets CT Berlin
Tor Z new company.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
hsAN5 D
EkA5a "a

then sponge the leather with warm
soapsuds in which little soda has
been dissolved. Wash this off with
lukevarm water. containing a slight
percentage OF soda. and finally dry
the facines between two towels. II
the chamois leather is not detachable
from the rest of the garment. care
should be taken that the latter does
not become wet also. Hang the arti-
Gle to dry In the shade and stretch
the leather straight and smooth while
it is still damp. for it must not bs
ironed.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Cleaning ch.noi. Trimmina..

Lin!ngs or fsoings OF chamo!s leath.
er upon garments may be cleaned by
Eu5t!rg all over with soft. white soap.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
Fancy Belts,

The demand for belts is increasing
At the moment the tendency is toward
.he wider sort. but almost everything
Is correct. Crust belts. round belts.
pointed belts are all worn. and width
is made to depend largely upon indi-
vidual needs
~~~-~~~~~~~>-~-~-~~~~
READERS OF this paper can secure sny Nay
AAnton pattern illustrated above BY nlIlnS ou,
a.! blanks in coupon, and mailing. with 10 ceut~
10 L. l. Harrison Co. IS Plymouth Place. Chi.
caro Pattern will be mailed promptly.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

~ou. y. J. we're Inundated Heppner
ore. as PR t.czlly devastated by .
u.guEbu-sr
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
hiisses' Waist.

Young girls always look well IN
waists that include broad collars Civ
ing sailor effect. This one is pc
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06

Write plainly. FIJI out all blanks Encio,,
loe Mail to f, Z, Harrison 4 Co, Is PlymouA
Place, Chicago
The Lamar register., 1904-01-06
The pana-, Canal.

Tne Panama canal vas the burning
question. ard al rhe beginning. a. At
toe close ot this year, It seemed =
certainty. For years the agitation IN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07
Wanted Something for Their Time.

TNew York IlnleS.l
Nat Goodwin was recently in con-
fidential mood Il was in the far west
with my company" he said. Before
leaving Denver was told that the out
look at my next stand was pretty PAD,
as not a ticket had been sold.
when reached the town-no mat
ter what it was-I found that the re-
mort was true No tickets har been
sold but there was race meeting, ana
we rot the overflow. This filled the
gallery. and we scared few into the
balcony. But there was not man OF
woman in the parquet.
ut would hardly do to raise the cur
tain to such house, said, and the
local manager said he would go across
the street and invite group OF loung-
ers in front to come over as his guests
He rendered the invitation, and about
twenty men from the ranches arose
and sauntered over to the 'opry house
That is they sauntered until they
reached the lobby. The nthey baked
after a consultation of a few min
utes. the man who seemed to be the
leader came over to the local manager
and said:
"'Say boss what do we fellers get
for our time if we go in?'"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07
THREE FIRES AT BOONE
Doud elevator Destroyed Together
With $1,000 Bushels o. Wheat Con-
sumed-Loss is $50, ooo-Laree Store
and Residence Burned.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone. March 7.--Boone has been ex-
periencng an epidemic OF fires since
SATURDAY evening. the third fire having
occurred today. when the residence of
Mrs. West was partially destroyed. The
heaviest loss was in the burning of the
Doud elevator early this morning. The
fire was caused by friction in the ma
chinery and started In the dust room
in the third story. The fire burned
fiercely, and the entire structure With
1900 bushels of wheat was consumed.
The loss Is about $4,000 with s17,500
insurance. The building was very
valuable one and has been running day
and night for some time. The firm
was a large shipper of flour. None OF
the surrounding property was DESTROY
ed.
Fire at o'clock Sunday morning de-
stroyed the Bee Hive store, just pur-
chased at an invoice of $4,000 by IL
Aschor. of the Spot Cash store. The
stock is total loss. The building was
owned by E. Harrison. The loss Is
$4,000 The law library of E. L. Pen
field was burned, st loss OF $l,ooo.
Insurance on the stock is $4,000, on the
building $4,000 and on the law o1ice
500 The fire Is supposed to be OF IN
cenfiiary origin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07
Efforts Being Made to Control
Outside Counties of Seventh
District
DALLAS MAY HAVE CANDIDATE
Judge Nichols May Run For Congress
ional Nomination-Both Factions
Open Headquarters In Des Moines to
Wage Systematic Campaign For
Control of State Delegate Convention

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. March THE political
excitement of last week appears to
have been intensified by the results of
the county convention and it is learned
that during the coming week there will
be headquarters opened here by both
factions with view to waging a sys-
tematic campaign In state for contro.
ef the state convention. In this dis
tf3Ct 1t is known that large number
of the politicians from the outside
counties are in favor of combining to
present a solid front against Des
Moines not only in the congressional
fight. which they say is not yet ended
but in the state convention. Politi-
clans have been invited to come to
Des Moines and confer and as soon
as they can get together their plans
will be laid.
Captain Hull stated this afternoon
that so far as he is concerned he will
leave for Washington in a few days
as he believes there will be no show
of opposition 10 him In the district con-
vention. The Dallas county primaries
are to be held next Saturday and 1t
is learned a strong effort is being made
to induce Judge Nichols to come out
as candidate for congress at that
time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
Timely Awakening Of Mason City
Resident Saves Whole Family From
Death by Asphyxiaton.

Special to Times Republican
Mason City. March THE spectacle
of man calling fire when not puff
of smoke was in sight attracted A. d.
Miller at Z o'clock Sunday morning
to the home of his neighbur Abner
Stilson, former street commissioner
whQ fell to the ground after giving the
alarm. Mr.. Miller found that the
whole family OF Stiison had been the
victims of asyphxiatdon from coal gas
that had escaped from a pipe which
had been burned thru and had escaped
the notice OF the family. All the mem
bers were practically paralyzed but
by throwing open the windows and s,d-
ministering stimulants they were re-
vived. One son. Lynn Stilson is the
postal clerk on the Iowa Central from
Albert Lea to Peoria Had the father
not awakened when he did the whole
family would have been lost. The
physicians say that fifteen minutes
later they would all have been uncon-
scious and beyond recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07
Articles of Incorporation.

Des Moines, March THE following
articles of incorporation We're filed in
the office of the secretary of state Sat
urday.
Farmers Savings Bank, Pioneer,
Iowa; capital stock. $4,000. Incorpor-
ators: A. w. Hawley, G. I. Whitman,
ira Z. Grove, II. s. Van Alstine. l.. ii.
Van Alstine and d. f. Miles.
Farmers Creamery Association,
Greenville, Iowa; capital stock $4,000.
Incorporators: s. H. Bell, c. ID. Zahrt.
Charles S. Rogers, A. l.. Bargof, j. e.
Seller and I. n. Kirby.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07
Il Give the Thanks Entirely to
Paine's Celery Compound. :
ANOTHER WONDERFUL RECORD OF CURE.

rheumatism is cured by Paine's
Celery Compound. 1t strengthens the
nerves, stops the pain and drives the
rheumatic acids and deposits from the
system.
The cure described In this letter.
dated January 18th, 1904, by Mrs L. E.
Clark West oath street, New York City,
shows with what wonderful speed and
thoroughness this marvellous remedy
relieves the pains and cures the rheu-
matiSm.
New York, January 18th, 1904.
Since was cured of rheumatism by
your Paine's Celery Compound I have
written letters to twelve or fifteen of
my friends who also had rheumatism,
and most of them have thanked me for
my advice.
"My hands were beginning to stiff
fen at the joints, and every joint in
my body was sore when began taking
Paine's Celery Compound
My condition was so bad that
would sleep every night with a hot
water bottle.
Gwen then would get only half
rested.
Il could hardly get about the house,
and tho usually was an active house,
keeper, I had to let my little daughter
do nearly all the work
They urged me to get wheel chair,
but I said ! would rather sit in the
huose until died. l am better and
more active than have been for a
long while. and have no more rheu
rlra,sism pains. sleep well at night.
and everybody is surprised to see me
so cheerful give the thanks, entirely
to Padne's Celery Compound"
MRS. l.. e. CLARK,
252 w. gath Street, New York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07

the farm residence where Mr.. Rogers
resided for many years.
Mrs FL. Starr has rented her resi-
dence property west of town and left
Friday for Cedar Rapids where she
will make her home with her daugh :
ter
]. C. Buffer is building an addition
to his residence in the south part OF
town, which will very much Improve
it's appearance. Arrangements are be-
ing made for rebuilding the Laurel
hotel in the early spring time. thus
giving the travelling public the best OF
accommodations.
C. E. Ross and family returned home
Thursday from a weeks visit Wlth
relatives at Cambridge.
The winter term of the Laurel schooi
closed Friday and the teachers, MI. u
G. Koelke and Miss Margaret Dunn
have left for their homes.
D. Stallcop went to Nevada iues-
day and was before the board OF pen
sion examiners Wednesday for an IN
crease OF pension.
Mrs. ] b. Archer, of Fremont, Neo.'
who VISA with her father, j. F. Rogers
for some time before his death, lett TOT
her home on Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07
MISS NELSON IS SINKING.
No Hope For Recovery Of Victim of
Poisoned Candy.

Pierre, S. D., March Miss Rena
Nelson, the victim OF poisoned candy,
As still alive, but becoming numb and
slowly sinking. The attending physi-
clans say the indications are that
death must occur within a few hours
1T the farthest. States Attorney
Goodner has been confronted with a
case absolutely without legal prece-
dent in preparing the preliminary pa
pers for the purpose of securing the
custody of Mrs Dye. Sheriff Laughlin
wired from Boone, Iowa, Sunday after
noon that Mrs. Dye had been arrested,
but had begun ha.beas corpus proceed
angs which We're set for hearing at .
O'Clock 'this morning. 1t will be iHapos-
Bible for States Attorney Goodner TO
appear in this hearing, but he may
leave for Iowa on an early morning
train to see what can be done toward
securing Mrs. Dye.