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Advertisements inserted under Exchange
Column at the rate of one cent word
No ad. accepted for less than Is cents.
PERSONALS

WHY USE SAVERS ExTRAcrS2
SAUER'S EXTRACTS BEST BY TESy.
sAUDR,S EXTRACTS ARE EAPEST.
EAUER'S EXTRACTS WHY BECAUSE
extra strong. -, :,
s4UER's EXTRACTS GIVE YOU RE
suits whore others fall
SAUER'S EXTRACTS HAVE THn
flavor.
sAUER's EXTRACTS RECE1v WE'D
highest award and medal at WORLDS
Fair 8sE@.i 5Cf IA 80 5te
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE;
new system, only eight weeks required
wages Saturdays; tools donated; dt..
plomas awarded; positions guaranteed
when through; catalogues mailed free.
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 131
Prince Street, New York city
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THIRD, s., NO 15--FOR RENT TO GEN
tlemen only, furnished, second-story
front room, with board.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WANTED PIANO BUYER FOR A FINE
make. less than six months use; regu-
lar price $3.50, sacrifice price SITS:
NANNY b. RAMOS, No. 1l9 East Broad
Street. VI
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DO YOU WANT a GOOD POsITION2
Are you prepared to Ill one 7alf not
this summer and be ready by fnil--the
best season In tho year7 Call. write or
phone for new catalogue. MASSEY
Street.
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BY NJ. j. EnrlKht, Deputy. $500 "
Robert II. Talley, Proctor for LibellantS.

IL COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
- DEPARTING NT OF THE STATE
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
This isS to certify that the charter OF
Richmond Locomotive Works was amend
ed on the 3lst day OF December. 1904. re-
dncIng its maximum capital stock from
four million five hundred thousand dollars
to one million eight hundred and seventy
thousand three hundred dollars; and that
the said amended charter was recorded
in the Office OF the Secretary of the COM
monwealth on the 31st day OF December,
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DY sPEPslA CURE.

FOR NERVOUS 4INDIG sTION
Z EANES'S Dyspepsia Tablets will euro
you. Why? Because they have cured
hundreds of others. Try them and you
will use no other Csc. box. All drug
gsts.
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SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. oPPO-
site the posto!llce. Phone 1896. Exam-
nations and estimates free.
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FISHING TACKLE, BASEBALL GOODS,
picnic baskets and many other useful
articles. ELBA HARDWARE CO., 423
w. Broad, corner Henry.
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YOUNG MAN, MARRIED, HONEST,
once as bookkeeper or office man; sew
eral years city experiences; good refer
ence and bond, If desired. Address ID.
l22. care this otkSctf.. I,
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HOTEL CHESTER. CHESTER, VA;
thirty minutes ride from Richmond on
electric cars; opens June LIST. Apply Mrs.
FANNIE r. GRYMES, 312 E. Main.
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SUMMER HOTELS.

FOR REN'I-THE MATTHEW'S COT
tage Virginia Beach: twenty rooms, ele-
gantly furnished; hot and sea baths;
sanitary plumbing; also public bath
houses and souvenir stands MAT
THEWS & YARRDI1L, Virginia Beach,
Va ~ t$
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WANTED, MAN (BOX MAKI1R) TO
make cabinet cases. Apply at once Z:
f. SAUER CO., 1o-14 South Twenty-frst
Y Street. It5.a' tsEff 5f.,
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MEN sW-ANTBD-THE TIME SD s.
! PATCH DESIRES TO EMPLOY Two
OR T1LREE YOUNG MEN TO DE
LIVER PAPERS; THE WORK WILL
ONLY OCCUPY. a PORTION. OF THE
DAY; PERMANENT. POSITIONS ,T0
THE RIGHT MEN. APPLY AT ONCE
TO r. w. C4ARDWELL, CIRCULATION
q DEPARTMENT, THE TIMES DIS:
+ PATCH. tSECOND FLOON, DIG EAST
MAIN STREET.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, AT ONCE, DRY BASEMENT
for storage; give lowest terms. inolle
1919 A. D. IT,, III Il. Main.
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HAyD YOU HEARD OUR NEW DISC
: Records? Why not? THE RAY co.,
729 Main, Richmond.
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TIMBER AND MINERAL LANDS.

WE BUY AND SELL DESIRABLE
timber and mineral lands. ISAAC II.
8 SAUNDERS. Manager. No. 1907 F st.,
N. W., washington. D. C.
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WANTED.

WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that they can Convert their old brass,
copper and lead into silver at Kelly's
Junk Store, while they wait. Get the
material ana see how it's done. Get It
honest II you can. KELLY'S JUNK
STORE, Twentieth Street. Phone 2S
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CUT THIS 3oUT-THIs COUPON EN-
titles the holder to one Joe. application
Z COO-COO BARBER SHOP. $40, North
Seventh street, Richmond Va.
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HELP WANTED--Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON Ma
earn good income corresponding LOT
newspapers; experience unnecessary.
Send for particulars. PRESS 81 NDl-
CATE, 1ockport, y. Y.
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PAINTING.

A. ALPERIN, 204 N. FOURTH STREET;
fresco, Sign ornamental and plain house
nainter uses the purest materials and
iirst-class workmanship. Try, and judge
for yourself. Phone 440O.
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DENTISTRY.

REDUCED PRICES. LIMITED TIME.
Any gold filing 81; silver setting, 90;
gold crowns, $3.50; set teeth, positively
best made. and guaranteed. IS. Gas adj
minlstered. DR.. DORSET, over Broad
Street Bank.
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WANTED, A POSITION AS STENO-
grapher and typewriter, or Office work
Of Some kind; not afraid OF work; must
have 1t; best references furnished. l. 81.
care this Office.
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LIME.
BE HEALTHY-K1LL ALL GERMS By
sprinkling your yards and cellars with
slack lime: only 15c. per peck at
BRUCE HARDWARE CO., sos =. Mar
shall. Phone 1923.
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HELP WANTED-tenale.

WANTED. a WHITE GIRL. BETWEEN
1e and is years OF age, to assist IN house
work; state salary expected. Address
b., Box SO, West Point. Va.
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SCREEN DOORS AND FLY WIRE OF
ali kinds, poultry netting all sizes. up
to-date line of paints. varnishes and
floor stains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

WANTED TWO BARRIERS AT ONCE
at the CUCKOO BARBER SaOP, 90
North Seventh Street. &
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IT HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
EASTERN DISTRICT OFVIRG1NIA.
Whereas, on the 18th day OF April. 1906.
James p. Harcum and John w. Maker,
trading as Harcum & Maker. flied their
libel In the District Court OF the United
States for the Eastern District OF Virginia
against the Lighter sometimes known as
the "Old Dominion" her boats. tackle, ap-9
parel and furniture, in a cause OF contract,
civil and maritime.
And whereas. BY virtue Of process in due
form OF law. to me directed returnablo
on the I'd day OF May, 1905, l have seized
and taken the said Lighter sometimes
known AZ the sold Dominion and have
her In my custody.
Court viii be held n the United States
said premises ana n the owner Or seI
any interest. are hereby cited to be and
appear at the time and PLACE aforesaid.
to show cause. II any they have, why q
final decree should not pass as prayed.
J. E. 3. STUART, Y. s.. Marshal.
By NJ. J. Enright, Deputy.
Robert n. Talley, Proctor for Lfbellaut6
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--------------- -
LEAkY ROOFS.

IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH
your roofs phone ST., or drop US postal
and we will examine and report cost OF
f making them water proof. ARMITAGE
# MANUFACTURING co.
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WANTED, BY A COMPETENT, ALL
round, experienced office man. change
in position; can take full charge OF
office; handle correspondence and inau-
gurate systems; references as to charao-
ter and ability furnished. Address G.
12S care this office.
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PRINTING

COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY.
3 LOR & TAYLOR PRINTING CO.. No. J
Governor Street. Richmond. Va
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ICE CREAM FREEzDRs FROM 1-2 TO
gallons, lawn mowers and lawn sprnk-
lers. ELIZA aHARDAWRE co.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE.

LEST YOU FORGET. LET US SAY
that EANFs's Dyspepsia Tablets are
forms; 25c., all druggists. or w. T..
EANES Twenty-flfth and Leigh. Rich
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collection of original Antiques at low
prices. L. N. AItNALL. 3ls Brook Ave-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
UPTOWN HARDWARE STORE.

WHY GO TWO MILES WHEN THE
goods are in calling distance and prices
to suit the purse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

STANDING TIMBER FOR sALE-FIvB
mo9 fes1 I sfanHaIs G Rne Road UP
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SITUATION WANTED-Malo

AND CHOIR DIRECTOR
of principal church in large Eastern
city desires change. Mus. Bac., OXon.;
grad. English Royal Coll. Organists.
Autograph testimonials from Sir John
Stainer, etc. Address ] l15, care this
office.
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EGGS FOR sETT1NG--PUl1E BRED
Single Comb Brown I>eghorn EGGS, "
satisfaction gnarnnteed. r. WOLLrER.
lhwrencevllle, Va, p. O.. Bon 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

WALL PAPER WALL PAPER-JUST
received a carload of Wall Paper, latest
designs for 1905; great selection, from
4c. up. All work guaranteed. G. II.
MOORE, 2Gl North Fourth Street.
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GENUINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE OF
all description repaired and .rehnish-
furniture repaired. c.. e. LYDIA, No.
AT West N1uin Phone 2507.
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DUsTLEss FLOOR OIL.

SPRING is UPON us AND WE KNOW
every good housckeeper will want gal.
Ion of Dpstless Floor Oil, 5c. gallon,
BRUCE HARDWARE CO.. sos T. Mar
shall Phone 1928.
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WE STILL CONTINUE TO SELL FUR
niture and House Furnishings cheaper
than any other store In the city.
OSTRANDE.. s, 200 w. Broad.
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FOR CLEAN, DRY STORAGE SEE
OLIVER, The Auctioneer, w Broad 81.
Phone ASST.
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q. 900 FIT. BEST GRADE RUBBER HOSE
Mt lowest price for quality In the city.
Phone 1859. HARRIS HARDWARE. co.
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INDIGESTION AND AMI TROUBLES
caused by uric acid Is cured by drinking
Hnrris's Anti-Dyspcptic and -..hls
Va; received fresh every day. J. 4.
MORRIS & CO., No. III Forth Seventh
Street. Phone 1882
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WHERE is THE DIVIDING LINE OF
the city? DIVERS "A U G ITO N
y HOUSE, 90 Broad Street.
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AWNINGS. TENTS AND FLAGS.
TRANSFER.

PHONE 1854, RAPID TRANSFER CO..
Il. M Trainum Manager, for freight.
furniture pianos and hauling of all de-
scrlption; careful drivers; terms reason
able, RS aHas isr at
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G. II. TOMPK.INS,
J. A. CARTER, n
]. w. LEWIS,
Committee.
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RENNIYs ICE CREAM IS PURE AND
delicously favored. An order will con-
vince you. THE ERENN1E DAIRY CO..
2l1 North Third Phone 79s.
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TRUNKS.

III SPENCE, q NORTH NINTH
TRUNKS and Travelling Bags Of all kinds
repaired. Phone or call; VIII send ZOE
your trunk or vallse.
rnond Va.
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STORAGE.

EOR CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE
rooms apply to RICHARDSON & CHAP.
PELL. storage Department.. Belviders
building, sol w. Main Street Phone S42
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FARMERS, ATTENTION.! TWO-PLY
Roofing Paper, Fresh" b5c. per square:
Galvanized Poultry Wire, at &c. yard:
makes good fence. Mail us your orders.
Tell us your wants. HARRIS HARD
WARE CO., 400 Z. Broad Street. Rich
mond, Va.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

WE HAVE JUST UNLOADED TMO
cars Of Buggies and Surries Of all de-
scriptions We have n full line of the
famous Columbus Buggy Co.'S Vehicles:
THE WATT fLOIW CO, t1fteenth ana
Franklin and 1904 East Main.
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IL w. RouNTREE g. BRO. TRUNK
AND BAG CO.. Retail and repairing,
FOurtcenth and Broad Streets
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PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES. CHAIRS
Mattresses and Cushions reupholstered
In best manner prices and terms 70 suit
UMLAUF Phone 1892.
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SITUATION WANTED Female

REFINED LADY DESIRES POSITION
as companion, housekeepcr in private
family or hotel: have had experience.
Address r, NJ. l24 n. Twentieth Street,
Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY. A
position as cashier or to do general Of
iice work; best OF references. Address c.
l45. care this Office.
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FLY DOORS AND WINDOWS.

SELECT STOCK ON fHAND-WE WIRE
your house against Fly and Dust, u
Screens made to order and put in: Paint
ed any color. Phone 1859. HARRIS
HARDWARE co.
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COAL AND WOOD.

sl.3 FOR HALE CORD ALLEGHANY
Box Factory Kindllng Wood. delivered;
comers quantity and quality consd-
cred; established In 1865. ], B, LACY.
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PAPER HANGING.

STOP! sTOP!!s STOPl.l
BEFORE COMMENCING YOUR SPRING
: HOUSE CLEANING LET GARDNER &:
T. PEARCE PAPER YOUR ROOMS. 312
N. FIRST STREET. PHONE 1926
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-21
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

I down" to any extent. The hay har-
vest is at its height and the hum OF
the mower can be heard everywhere.
Both timothy and clover meadows will
yield a bountiful harvest, and aside
from grass which was cut during the
wet weather, the quality will be ex-
cellent.
! Riverside.
/, There is something working on the
timothy heads. The seed is in some
instances stripped entirely from the
plant and sometimes only one side is
stripped. Cherry trees of the Morello
variety are shedding their leaves
like trees do in October. Apple and
pear trees are blighted in many in
stances. Some of them are covered
with black leaves and discolored bark.
Clarion.
force of men began work Thurs
day digging the trenches for the mains
for the waterworks, and it is thought
that the system will be completed
without further delay. Some of the
material has arrived, while the ball
ance will doubtless be here as fast as
needed. 1t is big job, however, and
the streets will probably be torn up for
several week to come.
Florence.
Bert Arnold escaped a serious injury
last Wednesday. He was helping the
Mosher boys put hay in the barn with
hay fork. They hoisted too large a
bunch for the side opening of the NOW
and it got stuck. In trying to dis
lodge the hay Bert slipped and fell on
the barn floor distance of eighteen
feet, receiving a broken ankle and a
few bruises.
Manson.
The harvest is here. Dat cutting Of
the earlier varieties has already COM
menced; some were in the shock last
week. The harvest will be in full
swing next week. Farmers report the
oat crop safe and that they have ma
tured with out rust or shrinkage. The
The hot weather did not injure them
In the least as they had already passed
the danger stage when it came The
past few hot days have been just what
the corn needed. If it will only keep
up for week or so the late corn will
also mature. making it bumper crop
all round.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-21

Kellogg.
Harry, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F..
Cooper, of Hickory Grove township,
who was kicked few weeks ago by
horse is getting along remarkably
well. The seriousness of his case and
the skill in which 1t was treated is
not generally known. The boys skull
was fractured just aboye the right eye.
Bone, hair and dirt was, mixed with
brain Six pieces of the skull are still
kept. Pieces Of bone, the largest
about the size Of 25-cent piece, with
hair and dirt were driven by force Of
the horses hoof to the brain. About,
one cubic inch of the boys brain was
removed. So well was the surgical
operation performed Harry had little
or no fever. The wound has healed
nicely, the boy is able to be around
again and he is apparently as we'll
balanced mentally as he was before
his injury.
Manson.
The work of clearing away the de-
bris from the C. A. Whittlesey fire
was commenced Monday morning and
work on the new structure will be
commenced as soon as this Is accom-
rlished. The walls will be we'll start
ed by Saturday evening if nothing
happens. The new barn will be differ
ent from any of its predecessors,
and as near fire proof as it is possible
to make it. 1t will be 30x100 and IA
feet at the front, leaving no hay NOV
at the top. This is where all the
trouble has come from in the prev;-
Gus fires. The fires have been set in.
the hay NOV, no doubT with a fuse
and at the moment the blaze started it
has communicated to the entire in
terror of the NOW, making it imnos-
sible to save the barn. With the
elimination of the NOV, and all Of the
stalls. made tight SO there can be no
draft, and with only roof and joists
to burn it is believed the fire propo-
sition will be settled. Mr.. Whittle
sey's loss on the barn that just burned
is not less than $1,000 above insurance
and the fun of building barns to burn
is getting to be too expensive a prop
o sition for him to take any further
chances The floor of the entire barn
will be OF cement, the walls Of brick
and the roof gravel L
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-21
People and Stock of Monona
County Suffer Terribly From
Bloodthirsty Swarms
DAMAGE TO HERDS OF CATTLE
Many Seen With Great Swollen Spot.
on Thorn, Caused by Bloodpoisonins
From Mosquito Bites-conditions
Even Worse in South Dakota :
Wheat Of Fine Quality and Yield.

Special to Times-Republican.
Mapleton, July 21.-Never in the
history of the state, 1t is believed BY
many residents of this part of Monona
county, have the little mosquitoes been
50 thick. They appear through the
day and far into the night in countless
swarms and are so blood thirsty that
hundreds will try to light on the face
of one person at a single time. Stock
men report much damage to their
herds by breaking through fences In
trying to evade the heartless attacks
of the pests. Many cases have been
reported of cattle with great swollen
spots on them, caused by blood pois-
ding, wht re the mosquito bit. Farmers
at work III the fields have to keep net
ting about their faces to keep away the
swarms, and let the horses take care
of themselves. A man returning from
South Dakota recently, tells of where
the pest In that state has bitten chill
dren so severely that in instances sew
eral boys are in hospitals to be treat
ed for the bites. The long drawn out
rainy season In the spring and the con-
tinued rains of the summer, which
filled every slough and pond, are re-
sponsible for the great swarms OF mos
uuitoes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-21
May Result In Breaking Up
Systematic Methods of TAX
ing Goods In Transit
ARRESTS CREATE SURPRISE
Both A. J. Ryan and e. r. Chambers
4 Employees Of the Northwestern, With
Runs Between Mason City and Belle
s Plains, are Citizens of High Repute
Given Heavy Fines.
Special to Times Republican

Special to Times-Republican
Mason City, July ala. J. Ryan,
i brakeman, and E. r. Chambers, a
conductor on the Northwestern, who
have runs between here and Belle
Plaine, were arrested yesterday at the
instance Of local railroad officials, on
the charge of taking goods from freight
cars while in transit. Each was taken
before Justice court and were given
heavy fines. What the developments in
the cases will be Is not at this time
known It is believed on the part of
Division Superintendent Schevenel to
be the beginning Of breaking up sys-
fematic methods on the part Of the
trainlnen in taking goods while in
transit About two months ago con-
alignment of some $500 worth Of cloth
ing, etc, was lost by the company. A
detective was brought here and the
matter Investigated, but no results
were devulged A part OF the goods
were later found in an abandoned
building not far from the city, but no
part in the transaction was fastened
upon the trainmen. In all probability
there will be general letting out Of
employees. The arrest created consid-
cradle surprise among local trainmen
and citizens Of the city, as both men
stand In high repute. Mr.. Chambers
was the delegate to- the last national
convention OF railroad trainmen at
Portland, Ore, and also was at the big
meeting In Buffalo, N. Y. week later.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-21
Coo College Picnic.
Special to Tiines-Republican.


Odebolt, July 21-On July 10, at
Wall Lake, was held the first Coe Col
lege picnic of northwestern Iowa,
which was well attended by students
and alumni OF that part of the state.
Among the enjoyable events Of the day
was toast program at which Mr.. D.
d. Todd '05, presided. Enthusiastic
toasts to the Coe Of the past, present
and future were responded to
by Rev. j. E. Youell, '01, Mr..
Howard Rogers, '09, Rev. w. H. Jor-
dan, '91, and Miss Lola Condit, of Ce-
dar Rapids. member of the college
faculty. After the toasts a permanent
organization. the Coe Association of
Northwestern Iowa, was formed with
Mr.. d. d. Todd, 'O5, Of Ida Grove, as
president and Miss Eva Listen '08, Of
Odebolt, as secretary. Motions were
passed to send congratulations to the
new president, DR.. w. w. Smith, and to
assure him of the hearty cooperation
Of the association in his plans for the
future of the college. An outburst Of
the famous Coe spirit in the form Of
several rounds Of rousing yells closed
the first meeting Of an organization
that augurs well for the growth Of the
college.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-21
DIED IN THE FIELD
Wealthy Bachelor Living Near Geneva
Found Dead in cornfieId-owned
Much Land.
Special to Tlmes-Republlcan,

Special to Times Republican.
Geneva, July, 21.-Dan Murray a
wealthy and eccentrice bachelor living
ten miles south of here was found
dead in his corn field Wednesday
night.
A searching party discovered the
body and it is thought that he dropped
dead while at work. Mr.. Murray who
was nearly 70 years of age lived with
his brother who was also, a bachelor.
The two brother by practlng extreme
frupality had accumulated fortune,
OWING more than 1000 acres of land
In front of the small cabin which has
sheltered the two brother FOR so many
years are two popular trees. 1t is SAID
that at one time there were five trees,
but that every time member or the
Murray family died one Of the trees
died. The surviving brother now be-
5,ieves that one of the remaining trees
will die within short time.