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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03
Poultry, Pets and Live Stock.

FOR SALE, THREE THOROUGHBRED
i Scotch Terrier Pups. six months old;
pedigrees fucnlshed If ttsi,rd. Two
males and one female. Crr.s ,no1,.r-
ate. Address c a. SCOTT, Howarlds-
Vile Va
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WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade: new method, eight weeks con- in
ple,cs; wages while learning; Tools 90
narcd: board provided; diplomas award
cd. Positions positively snaranl !, e
Write for catalogue. MOLER'S BAk-
EER COLLEGE. i31 Prince street
Nnu York CITY. -----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03

WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY-ABLE-
bodied unmarried mon, between ages OF
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak. read and write Engiisn:
lror information apply to RECRliL,i.NN,G
OFFICER, Ito E. Broad Street Rtch-
rnond Va
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INSTRUCTIONS.
DRESS CUTTING.

ic dress cutting taught: simple, practi-
cal. perfect. For terms apply LIZ South
S First Street, city.
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GEO, "A. HUNDLEY HAS THE FINEST
Stock of Snithfeld and Orange County
hams am IN the city Buy d Lex :. and asm
Med BLAKE. Mgr
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Mrs. Welch's
.DancingCIass
eos,s FLOYD AVENUE.
Opens November Sd. Hours from to
6 p. NJ Apply at $40 Harrison Street.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office OF the Secretary.
is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
the regular annual meeting OF Stock.
holders Of the ATLANTIC COAST LINE
II RAILROAD COMPANY, & Will be held
at the Office OF the company, in the city
the 2lst day Of November. =. p 1906,
at eleven o'clock a. NJ. Tho transfer
books of the company will close Thurs
day, November ., 1906. ut three. o'clock
day. November %, 1895, at ten o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03
STORAGE For AWNINGS

BEAR US in MIND WHEN YOU APE
ready to have your awnings taken dow?
and stored away. We have a large
storage-room for that purpose. H. r.
COPELAND & CO., los North Ninth
Street Phone 257s
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I.osI. ONE RED IRISH SETTER.
shott hair, small white mark on breast ST.
answers TO name OF Don. LIBERIA ip-
ward If returned 10 200 W. Broad.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 2 STALLS
in Second Market. No. 81 and IS, In
Vegetable Section. Apply 5 South Mad
ison Street. Phone nos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03

BARGAIN IN SAF'E-LARGE FIRE
Proof Iron Safe FOR sale. Communicate
with p. o. Box So, City.
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II. L. BORDEN. Secretary.
he Atlantic Land and Improvement

y. Office of the Secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho egularI annual meeting Of Stock
holders offTHE ATLANTIC LAND \ &
f IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. will be
held at the office of the company, in
the city Of Richmond, Virginia, on
D., 1906, at twelve clock NJ.
n RI. l.. BORDEN, Secretary
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WANTED, &L.ABoRERS ON RAILROAD
grade on tridewater Railroad in NirgiR-
la; wages. Sl.HO yer day; board. $50 per
Annlv al camp on works. between Suf-
folk, Va ana Franklin. Va. Near
THUR BROS.
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liz TIjE LADY WHO. BY MISTAKE,
;ook lie Corset Box containing Eour
iS,iiines VIII return same to FOUR
fliftSESN TEMPLE & CO.. she can
gas Inc box she left. holding corset
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03

THE WOMAN's MISSIONARY soc IETY
of Grace Street Baptist Church Will
meet THIS (t'rlday) AFTERNOONS Mt
4 bcIs are requested to be present.
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WANTED, AN ASSISTANT IN .ouR
one-Es.t binding Good opportunity 10
learn all branches OF the trade. Give
experience and salary expected. BOAT
WRIGHT BROS. Co. Danvllle, va.
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PEAL ESTATE WANTED.

gyfG sTED. 10 RENT SMALL FARM,
vita Egt or sEE-roonl house, near Rich
.noad and rot FAR from electric car
s.le: E>oESessicu March ISt; state size OF
.sr-n a.JLc rent OF same. Address r. ISL,
nzre this oiiicc.
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CHICKEN WHEAT, so BAGS. 81 EACH,
Apply Warehouse Seventeenth and
Dock WARNER MOORE & co.
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- -
LOST AND FOUND.

! 80, % IsRoAI, STREET BETWEEN
sS[Gnth and Eighth. one Pair of Colo
Snnatacles. FINDER VIII be rew Ssi,nT
by notifying phone Ia, or BARloN
titrftsII's DRUG STORE.
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A FEW GENUINE SEQ CRAyANETTE9
Coats for SIS. a great bargain II you
can get your size. MUSCOE H. GAR
NETT. Eighth and Main Streets.
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coal uOOD AND ICE.

THE WOOD MANS SPECIAL PRICES:
"a Cord Best Pine. sl25: IA Cord Best
Oak. 1.35; Ii Ton Best Lump Coal. 81 .35 !:
+ IA Ton Best Hard Coal sl.65. VIII send
sample load to your door on approval.
You can see for yoursclf-then you will
buy. f. 7. LONG is the Wood Man.
Yard, No. 2. Bowe and Marshall, 'Phone
1gD tt3 '58.,sf E - ashts5!ttft ~
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND FINE;
sample dyeing done by WALKER, 2O1
z n. Fifth. Phone 3se 4fl@
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.1lL.r WAN l LD--inaie.
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MISCELLANEOUS

OH, MY! WHAT is TIE MATTER WITH
my bread. Won't risc-so heavy? Use
Dlnion Patent Flour and you WON'T
groccr,
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THREE CASES OF STETsONiSsAsEC
onds. 81 and s. -Hats..all TO go at So
and 500 SIUSCOE II. GARNETT.
Eighth and Main Streets.
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TRUNKS.

Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and hest line OF
trunks and travelling necessities in the
TREE&& BRO. Trunk and Bag CO.
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ANNUAL 4MEETING.-N o TEI,C.E Is.
hereby given that tho regular annual
WAsHIN GTON-soUTHERN r A 7 II
WAY COMPANY, Will be held at the
+ office Of the company, III the city OF
Richmond Virginia, on MONDAY, the
4 10th day Of November 1909. a Il O'Clock
noon. 5
4 . a STATED. CoMMUNfC aTIoN@C or
ny Temple Lodge. No. .. a. II. n a..
va NJ. will be held In Masonic Temple,
y. M. 10
Members OF sister lodges and Transient
brethren frntcrnally invited. G,iH5
BY order OF w, M.
-rr----
,rttt, yyoMAN,S MIss1OrrA ny s(,f-rII,rY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03

PAPER HANGERS. Brine
tools. II. 5, 1RATER. 29S y. Fifth St
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SPECIAL.

GEO. A.8HUNDLEY's is THE PLACE
to buy Pure Old Whistles. Brandies and
Imported Sherries, Ports and California
& Wines 51i and SIG e Broad Street. il,-
der Lee Camp Hall. GEO. Med.
+ BLAKE, Mgr
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AT sTuMPF-s RESTAURANT UO GET
& Lynn haven Bay OysterS-raw and stew
!. ed Z. aides parlorS upstairs.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WRITE OR PHONE PHIL. q. KELLY
Maryland and Kentucky siraisht Wits.
kies; The good, duality or our 800
range from the above 70 iAD, according
10 dye md quality. Neat. plain pack
ages No charge for ressfls Or pack
nor gallon. Liberal reductions on large
orders, Write for complete price list
Goods shipped Same day order received,
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800 T.. BROAD-YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
in all the departments. Have you seen
those 1Iaccs and Nets. just half former
prices? SiMCOE, TACKE'rT & co. :.
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CHICKEN WHEAT. So BAGS. 81 EACH.
DoeE. wARNEP MOORE & CO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03

JOHN TOUCHE-CLEANING AND
Dying, Securing and Pressing. i2s East
Main. Phone 2l19.
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COLONIAL GOVERNOR Gig a r. g,
clear HAVANA filler, SC. and 10c. j..
WAGNER DRUG co.
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All, THE LATEST STYLES IN RE-
fined millinery at moderate prices. at
MRS. 81. NJ MOORE, III East Broud
Street "A
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ANTIQUES.

OLD FASHIONED FURNITURE AND
z frass goods. no reproductions. G. ~.
& MOORE 219 East Main.
FOR ORIGINAL ANTIQUE TURNI-
ture. etc, at right prices, see T.. n.
z ARNALL, 31S Brook Avenue.
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GOOD BREAD MEANS GOOD HEALTH.
Dunlop Patent Flpur means good bread.
rry II. At your grocer.
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SOUTHERS DENTAL. ROOMS. OPPO-
site the postoffice. Phone S23a Exam
nations and estimates EeG-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

'soIuo slu, eluo 6lS ~ ssoippy moo
-uuna p7II-IoqqnH 1oJ ouu!d 1q5!a
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soa d JM sV s44s i n - WAS dig
ANNOYING; MAN WITH EXPERIENCE
S8 as travelling salesman wishes 10 invest
s $3.50 or 5000 with services in a paylnS
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with suitable preamble setting forth
thnt the Associated had learned Of ms
eause of tho absence of Charles ~,
,sbillips, q member Of the board Of d'T
rantors.' who has done SO much for the
association, The following resolution was
adopted: ~. ,h. r,as
..Resolyed, That We tender Alf' sAArles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03

.CoUCHEs. MATTRESSES. IRON BEDS
and Pictures on easy terms. LEVY &
k.ASS. 3 W. Broad Street Fhone 1856.
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ROOMs FOR RENT.

WANTED, TO RENT NICELY-FUR-
rfshed room TO a couple or two young
men. with board, In private family.
Terms reasonable. Apply BIG West Gay,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08

masters there should be readjustment
of salaries. There are hundreds of
$1,000 deputy postmasters conducting
large offices with efficiency, while the
nominal head OF the concern takes
down several thousands for signing
p. M. after his name. There is no oc-
casion for niggardliness. Neither reas-
on for profusion. It Is safe to say that
If postmasterships were In the labor
market on an equality with private
employment, the salaries of offices pay
ing from $1,000 upward would be cut
from Is to so per cent. Plenty Of reas-
ons exist for readjustment. Our big
postoffices are paying too much and
our small ones too little.
To eliminate the postoffice from the
list of congressional perquisites is to
shear the self seeking congressman OF
their strength without injury to those
who desire to honestly represent their
constituencies, and do the majority
will. There is often more reform in
taking away than in granting power.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
Irrigation In the West.
[By D. w. Norris, of Grinnell.l

watered by passing the waters of the
Gunnison river thru e. tunnel six miles
in length. The Gunnison is swift,
powerful stream, pouring a vast body
of water from the mountains down
thru narrow and gloomy gorges. 1t
has no valley to irrigate, so the en-
gineers propose to divert it to val
ley rich and beautiful. 1t is more than
likely that this would never have been
done, had it been le,ft to private en-
terprise. The mem who explored the
Gunnison and discovered the feas-
Utility and practibility Of the
scheme now being put into execution,
were heroes, for they not only rlsked
their lives, but endured untold priva-
tons, in order that the world might
be richer from the knowledge gained
The eighth project is the greatest
of all and is known as the Iruckee-
Carson project. and as 1 made very
thorough examination of this whole
territory, l will devote one entire let
ter to it, will simply say now that 1t
is by far the largest piece of work yet
attempted, and when completed Will
carry water to 100000 acres OF land,
an area about as large as Poweshiek
county. This work was begun in 1902
and 1T will take about three years to
complete it. and when completed, 1t
will mean an outlay of nine million
dollars. Next year $4,000 acres can be
watered.
In addition to tire projects herein
described, bids have been invited and
received in the Yuma project in Ari-
IONA and California, which will irri-
gate the great Imperial valley. On the
Huntley project in Montana and on
the Ft. Buford project in Montana and
North Dakota. Six other projects have
been approved by the secretary of the
interior, Klamath Falls in Oregon and
California, Malheur in Oregon, Milk
River in Montana, Bismarck in North
Dakota, Buford Trenton, a pumping
scheme. Palouse in Washington and
Payette-Boise in Idaho. So you see
somebody has been busy since the ir.
rigation act went into effect
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
tIERE's WHAT'S WANTED.
A Citizen Of Marshaiitown Supplies
the information.

A Citizen Of MarshaIltown Supplies
the information.
Over half the complaints Of mankind
originate with, the kidneys.
A slight touch Of backache at first.
Twinges and shooting pains in the
loins follow.
They must be checked, they lead to
grave. complications.
The sufferer seeks relief.
Pla;ters are tried, and liniments
for tt e back.
So called kidney cures which do not
cure.
TIL. long-looked- for result seems un-
attailable.
If you suffer, do you want relief?
Fo low the plan adopted by this Mar
shall town citizen.
Henry Olson, shoemaker, IA East
Main street, says: when I learned
Of D PANS Kidney Pills / was laid up
with severe pains in my kidneys. l
took the advice of friend, procured
a box at Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany's store, corner Main and Center
streets, used the remedy, was cured
and have stayed cured. / have abso-
lutely had no trouble with my kidneys
since.''
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. z, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name, Doan's
and take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
OUTSIDE POINT OF VIEW

What an expressive word is derelict.
Applied to the actions of human be-
ings, how much the word tells us. 1t
does not exactly suggest criminality but
very near the border land 1t always
includes the sins of omission, but such
shortcomings are seldom punished by
law, only by the contempt and avoid
ance of the community. 1t is easy to
trace the now commonly used words
meaning. That of a name, as the name
of wandering vessel, deserted by its
crew, sailless, rudderless, waited in
every direction by slight breezes, and
blown hundreds of miles by storms. A
menace to all other watercraft on
account of it's lying low in the water,
displaying no life by day, and showing
no lights at night. We have it on good
authority that sea captains fear ice
bergs less and derelicts more. And
this is a matter of public knowledge,
that several governments, at much ex-
pense, send out frequently, vessels to
hunt and destroy these floating dam
gers to ocean traffic and travel.
And one meets here, there and every
where, human derelicts, exact proto-
types of the wanderer of the seas. Us
ually they have at some time been
useful members of society, but financial
storms have taken away their strength
and activity, destroyed their self-reli-
anre, and their friends have left them
as the crew deserts the wrecked ves-
sci. Better, far better for such men
and the community, if they fail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08

majesty, and 900 volumes have been
published on the topic. Last year
there were 1886 convictions for this
offense, aggregating 4,O9s years in pris-
on.
A Japanese marine officer has ex-
planned why Japan has such good sail
Ors. Most Of her vessels are small,
but there are a great many of them
and almost any man taken from fish
ing village has had enough experience
to enable him to become an efficient
sailor in a short time. Now someone
should explain why North Dakota har-
vest hands make good on battleships.
TT is odd" unused the philosophical
lawyer, that when man gets heavy
damages to his person or his property
he Immediately flies to the courts to
get some more."-Baitimore American.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
Dispatch

to weather the storm, and go. to the
bottom In their graves at least they
disturb not other travellers, but alive
floating here and there they are tha.
cause of much sorrow to relatives and
friends, and enjoy no happiness them
selves. They are not even worth SAL
wage, if towed into port by some
friendly act no one wants to claim
them. They receive no attention from
the wrecking crews of society, for
while admittedly they are a menace to
society, a certain amount of expense Is
involved, in removing them from the
public highways, and as everybody's
business is nobody's business. they
float on and on, until hurricane or
earthquake or upheaval occurs ana
the direlict disappears.
On the ocean, once derelict, every
craft of any description, reports it's
latitude and longitude when seen. The
government receiving such reports at
once sends wrecking crews to destroy
it, And it is more than question of
policy if society would not do well to
follow the same methods with Its
human prototype. Such an Individual
deserted by friends is sure to drift in
to want, disease and frequently crime.
The efforts of a Salvation Army are
wasted on such an Individual. No re-
formatorv can make a man of hui
man derelict. In such an Individual
shines total depravity without will
power. Terribly, destructive are such
persons in association with our young
er generation. Many boy takes his
first lesson in crime from such man.
MANY girl starts on her downward
Journey from a suggestion OF such a
woman. Wrong to destroy such a
human derelict? What consists Of the
the greatest good to the greatest NUM-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
OUR PROSPEROUS MANUFACTURERS.

The manufacturers Of the country
continue to increase their share in
both the imports and the exports Of
the United States. In the ten months
ending with October, 1905, their i'm
portations Of materials for use in man
ufacturing formed AIS per cent of the
imports Of the country, against 45.S
per cent In the corresponding period
OF last year, and their exports of NAM
ufactures formed 1872 per cent of the
total domestic expectations, against
3e.7 per cent in the corresponding
months Of 1904. Manufacturers ma
terials show greater increase in the
Imports than all the other classes Of
imports combined, ard manufactures
show greater gain In exports than all
the other classes combined. The in
crease in the Importation OF manu-
facturers' materials in the ten months
ending with October, 1905, amounts to
$4,000, 900, an increase OF 81 per cent
over the corresponding period of last
year, while the increase in all other
imports amounts to but $54,000,000 an
increase Of IL per cent over the cor
responding months Of last year. In
exports the increase of manufactures
is $4,000, 900, or 40 per cent, while the
gain OF all other exports is but s49,-
ooo, 900, an increase Of per cent over
the corresponding months of 1904.
The most important articles classed
as manufacturers materials are chem
icals, raw cotton. fibers, hides and
skins, india rubber, raw silk, tin leaf
tobacco, and wool; and each of these
articles or groups OF articles shows an
increase over last year.
On the export side the largest in
creases are In cotton cloths. copper,
manufactures OF iron and steels, and
leather and its manufactures. Of cot
ton cloths the exports during the first
ten months of 1905 are $39 100000 in
value, against little less than $19.-
100000 in the same months Of last
year; of copper, $72,ooo,ooo in value.
against a little less than $61,0Oo 600 in
the corresponding months of last year;
iron and steel, s115 100000, against
s105, 100000 in the same months of last
year; and leather, $s2,5oo,ooo. against
$2s, $50, 900 in the same months Of last
year. The s2o.oo0,0Oo gain In exports
of cotton cloths occurs almost ex-
clusively in the exports to China,
which in the ten months ending with
october, 1905, amount to $27,50o,oOo
against ss,5oo,ooo in the corresponding
months OF 1904.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
Topics Of the Times

OF all the writings Of Chauncey
Depew the note conveying his resig-
nation is most popular.
go
Instead Of calling foot ball coaches
to Washington President Roosevelt
should call a coroner's jury.
The Burlington Gazette (dem.) says
that mo one can read the message
thru without being impressed with
the fact that the president is willing
to sacrifice every other interest In the
country to his pet scheme Of govern
ment regulation of rates"
And no one can read the Burlington
Gazette without being impressed that
1t means to do It's devoir to the rail-
roads whether school keeps or not.
Having penetrated a hundred miles
into Tibet, an Australian prospector
has had to return, owing to the refusal
Of the natives to supply him with
food. It is up to the home government
TO Sen0 duOlIlGT eApCOll1OlI W NV OAAS
penetrate Tibet, but the Tibetans.
A Grand Island, Nebraska school
ma'am has successfully managed the
high school foot ball team at that
place during the season just closed.
Those who have seen a pretty high
school girl lead meekly of % pound
center rush, will understand how she
did it.
Colonel L. B. Raymond writes to the
Clarion Monitor Stating that he was
the prime mover of the soldiers pref
erence law and pointing out that it
was during his administration as de-
partment commander Of the G. A. R..
that the law was passed.
That Jefferson's school board should
elect a woman jslnitor for the high
school building at that place is sug-
gestive Of another field Of employment
for women. Mrs. Montraville. the in
cunbent, is to be paid $50 a month dur
ing the school year. 1t is easy to see
the advantages of a good woman as
janitor Of school building.
80
One hundred and twenty-five para
graphs OF the German static books
relate to the crime Of lese majesty.
that is, of making ASPIRATIONS upon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
TERMS:
just : Few Thinas.

Just Few Things.
Just 4 few tears SPRINKLER in with cur
laughter.
Just few clouds IN tho tdue Of the sky.
Showers make brighter the shine that
comes after;
smilss ars the swester that follow .
sash.
Jsst q few griefs IN the midst Of our
eladness;
Only for toll there could never be rest.
Ounss we love most hold shadow Of sad
ssys tat arc touched with sorrow are
- few graves in the land Of the Nv
th8,
3sst few means in the midst Of our
mirth,
INT : few wrongs and the bliss Of for
giving.
1ssnE the heart glimpses of heaven on
S-N,xon Waterman,