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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1sron,e-a.e. = corner Trenont-tsve for one
-, f-ame once building, l2XlSi United Hea1
f,[tss+e COMPANY Lincoln Neo owners; j
Vreeland. srcnitest - 1Iord place. for tvo
s,Hr[- ana attic frame dwelling house. %lNoo'
Albert A Msyeli. owner; charies CiAFk' aren't .
,-tf5ss,I,ireave $ I3i II OF lseth-st; for Two
FsIeiLt1 sI snS attic frame dwelling house, ls5xse;
lis r nlohr owner; Charles F Clark archi-
tect =, =, : 200 II 6 Of Morris Park-ave;
JtsLs. = .rro s,orv frame dwelling house, 2l1As;
Francis Tiernan' owner f'o0elt 1isiA' aTeAf- I.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
MECHANICS LIENS.

Delancy-st " corner OF sherih-st gok.o; tI,,T Na
tionaI Damn Proohng Company ast John t LiuP
merit and Louis Bernstein owner ana eohlI -
1a2d-st Nos 447 and 449 East Muglei5S W ~
u1orits agt charles X Wallace. owner Il q ii
TaisLv g ca contractors. "a
I77th-st n q rs II OF Morris ,itr, igvAiuU
Giuseppe G Zibelli agt stepneH
1vznar a nj contractor.
BrosdTaS' %@s anu cor 4lstst eoxioo N9ss GS iSs
Machine Works agt charles Cha...rs - = 81 -. -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

s4th-st No 2ss East 25 5xlo2; Alfred A Keller to
Ma%ai.onosys % Nos 500 and isc2 :. ss1iio: ~"
+, mort moTts3gs Sc @ $50 .D'- NOMINAL
g sd6r siiversS Il aAGS snd ssfnsi sn65Ss4 sS.a
lo2a-st t Mo 60 East, 8oxloS II aiendei Tanor to
sd-sve Nos 4e 8fasasf aaa S 81 900 SIX irreg Joseph 100
sSharEsf aanye9 to James Parsan portsags 5000 100
Ti5Ps5t Rss1t to Abraham Ssls6H;
if fsss kaats5 N /, Isaac 3. SsS Ssltsss.
''sa sssrs ko1s asas and f asoSo e iadR ana @ o
GEoye-st s ia i OF Boston Road; John
clin-st No a. n 5. 26zSS Edmund hendricks to
same popeTt Gnd aend4itksP aah4tL o same one
eighth Nominal
exTs same ali title ...-1-. 1850
Hendricks: one-eghth Nominal
same pFopeTty Emma Hendricks ct al admrz,
llSthSst No $50 East 555iooii August Raehse
l2S emma s. Nsin6eff'T @ Of 9Tfgase 2da3s isS5 SIS block
Carrie L cockey TO Caroline Wall. 100
"9s fr1egaiar AE Edusra Mon n to George G. tS7 Mi
2d-st. No 247. 5 " $ 25z7o8: Jonas well ct Il
map Psroa lon sais S'HI Iat ne Hunt
FranHinage " " cor i4othst 44xe4 IL Frank
6bs Mas Company s.s e 2 Charles Hank and an 100
Guion to Clarence Guon all title Nominal
sa No r f'ela 5a6 East fia asTi BeRsh oTn to
Norris Rotter; mortgage. $4,000 100
!snin Harris to Max t'' GiauDeF; a-Oo @ortssss
4a5s-st, NJ 10 West i2eeh- 2oi.s
same property william R cockey ct al to same Nominal
Same PROPERTY; Marston Cockey. administTatoF.
Same pToperty Amelia " oockey TO same Nominal
Sd-ave Nos ss5 and 1857. S. 81. sx1oo; Julius
18lt-st 10 sac East i4zioo: Euge9s & BaaeS
vSses1 cor Ai95e i99tsst iasx1o5 william 4O0
Palmer and another TO Charles Corbett ana an
Booasst No 80 to 88 s 125xlOo: Nathan Weiss
Bronx sea sa' s5I seas 05fis Gf lst l2s5 s map 0
grein Nominal
Levy 70 Louis Herman: mortgage. s23 600 100
Jacob W Di;4ap to Augusta Inrqh ali title Nominal
Bliss referee august schuize, 1900
Sane property; Phillips Phoenix ct al same: all
same property Ferdinand " suydam guardian 1000
Same property; Tinted states trust Company.
Same propeTty; George H warren ct al executors 0''
Same properly Josephine whitney and another 1O7
executors 70 same; all title Ioss
& St al to otq Hildenhcand Nominal
% ttacne L schneider ct al mortsage s25 $50
70 Rachel L Jacob another; mortgage.
Mayfowe--aye. " E ios Ii II n of Middletown II"
Road, 5ox1Oo; Bankers Realty and Security
BroadTay. s 442s II fremont Road
Bankers Realty and Security Company 10
"a Allsia ,da l l. Fogarty 1880
telno TO Edward A SchII; mortgage. Sc. 900 100
6eca-st \ corner LCngwood-sve l00x20O Mar
SIN % Robert II Syerman; mortgage $50 00O 100
9th-st, \ 6, Do II Of 1st-ave, 25xe7: PbilIfns
Phoenix et a.. executors. 0 Henry Hess nss
oth-st No AS East. 25x97: Mary S Whitney ct
ss1,e a 70 same M, 74ss
same 52 Same nr95e4 all ttS, N.., s;,. -a:. 6ss
Pt5sns same al al title ,o,o. 5000
% ., Guardian Realty Company TO Arfbu-
H OMalley; mortgage, S75 900 -..,...... Norni1.,
Cauldwell-a ave. No soT e 1sxIc0; Simon Adel-
son and another 10 Philip Weinberg: mortgage
5000 $500
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

GiTEols I5z Isaac to MontehoFe Home: 1lath-st.
steinberg, Isaac and another to Margaret Jaeger;
5lst-st. Nos ODD and 224 East: prior mortgage.
Cohen. n, Samuel Kohn; stanton-st. VS.
Is # Of Forsythst instalrnents. per i2o
Greerspan David. 10 D Pringle: s4th-st No
2Ss East: years. per cent. .............; 1900
Company; East Broadway. No 25s: demand. il6o
Same to Marcus King; same property: years.
aFsTz 'S Henri R[od to 2TisaG %a ReHer Groves 800
8 1876 # Of Boston Road; years, per
siyefnnan, Isidor, ana another to Juus Miller; ~.
Collnnbia-st No I32; years per cent. 300
GTeenapan David. to a Keller: s4th-st. No 2ss
East years. per cent ........-.-......:: 400
aa 5s na Noveber TO aeii5 S. is per as io
Fisher Minnie to c Back; 1S4th-st. No $40
La Fargo. Adrian to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. 1o7th-st, 1913 # Of Decatur
Hank. Charles ana another to F wahieg Com
ysaTs per eitAtr-'s cent. -'O'.'-0 ESQ
Smith Elk. and another to Clement H Smith;
Burlando. Adelaide to r stepath; White Plains
ave e corner 215th-st: years 511 per cent 500
Fisher. Minnie, to D Henry; 134th-st. s. ia fl
Klein. B and another 70 Jonas Well another;
2d-st, No 247; years. per 11bo
Weiss, y. and another Harris Madison-ave.
$, Az Il Of 107th-st year, per cent i5o
Herman. Louis. Levy: Anen-st No 1852;
287 and 2sa East years 5l5 per cent....... 1880
1le It Of ist-ave; prior mortgage $4,000 an
81 8 IIg II . Of Ist~ave 2 vears 5 per cent. 300
Hess, Henry. 10 Tsak Klein; h-st. No Alp East;
due October !. 1905; G per cent; prior mdytgase' 49,
$4,000 Observation-Disclosures. zoo
s4Is 4I5 East; ;'teq per- bond 1890
Baum Samuel .. N ? searl; I10th-st. No 342 =.
10 SAG East year, per cent. soo
@ fhvFood 1 ave- e. due q January IS 1907 'soo
I,ochinVar Realty Company II G Silleck, 1r'
Valentine s 1s4tE-sti month. LOU
Nsssfmino. John, x Rainsford; 163d-st. 3,
100 II " Sherman ave; years 535 per cent ooo
Freund. Emanuel. 10 Bankers Realty ana Security
Company; Mayhower, n S, lots so and 4O map -
fremont Terrace: years 5 per cent. 10
Andre%, lilaa Place years per cent. 800
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
APARTMENT Hotels.

Horenberger g. Straub architects ..........: -.
tOth-ave. II corner 30th-st. for a one story nrlcR
stable 23x1T: y Y Q & II r Co. owner; NJ NJ
o BTteE, arCniteCt-- .
Arnsterdain-ave Il " corner 122d-st; for two six
story brick hathouses. 40xS7; LefEowitz & HOT
~ritz owners; G F Pelham architect -.
sth-st Nos 3O4 and 306 East; for two SIX stOrs
brick tenement houses. - 9xS4.6; Kramer o
Rockmore, owners G F Pelham sFchl'e0'.''-''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

Al,lsterdaru-ave. 3. 25.5 II Of 63d-st; william
Kennaugh agt Henry Guerber; December 70
Ea5 - Nos AZ and 4l9 West; Meyer Mayerson
agt Equitable Realty Company ct al octoner IL
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

,a..h-., X, as4 to 24o East; t2r two siz story
1sae7seut EoIses 81 6xs7.il, II Lippmah' ownsf'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Real Estate.

MORTGAGE LOANS.
VIM. WINANS MOORE & CO, AZ Broadway.
WISCONSIN LANDs--wE OWN $4,000 ACRES
w wild lands Burnett
bargain Writ~; A, JOHNSON ESTATE, Milltown. Wis
YINo LIVE in and cara for geutlemans home by
i sponsible Young married couple; opportunity for
obtaining capable reliable the property OF
European sojourner place must be within committing dis
and accessible New-York City Address g. H H.
P. 0. Box 1915, Nev-York
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Foreign Property For Sale or To Let

lOsr beautiful Home County IN
Nearly 600 acres Freehold: 20
from station. Grand old man
Electric light. water laid on
nt. Large collection OF pictures
antique furniture, curios, etc.
Home farm rents for SO. 600.
Address ARMSTRONG BANK
London. England.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

TINEST ESTATE IN Il
Il England for sale.
miles from London. one
sion. Condition perfect.
Every modern improvemei
pv old Masters, choicest
River through grounds
price en- bloc. $500, 900.
VILLA. Archway Road,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Board and Rooms.
1.-THE ALABAMA,

Is EAST 1ITH-sT, MAJ 5rH-AyE
Elegant furnished apartments private ratn'
,esIs f,r enc SIS so weekly; one room ah caia
sI par parior bedroom ara BATH . s7so
Gras1ercS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

no LET.-NEw BRICK HOUSE rooms; and cold
4 wafer IN each bedroom. all $50
ABBY on premises No $50 Morrts-ave corner I7ethst
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Real Estate To Erchange.

DERKsHIRE HuLS.-G0-acre farm. broom furnished
D farmhouse hay barns henuery. stables icehouse,
garden shade growing crops. 100 miles Nev-Yor.
Florida improved property turpentine Pnes
brokers without unnoticed- WARREN DAY owner.
Ashley Falls. Mass.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27

-. 3:"".a Ia; ia '.'.%
+'2zt.:.1 "rs st;E:.ii~"
.,&Ier - yi..CG:iruY -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27
DUE WEST.

Mrs F. Y. Pressly passed away Mon
ay morning at five O'Clock aiter an
il lness of three weeks. All that loving
b ands and the skill of physicians
c ould do was done to bring her to
h ealth but God who doeih all things
well thought it best to call her home
Mrs Pressly was a devoted Chrlstian
woman and one who will be mlssed
by the entire community. The tuner
al services we're conducted Monday
afternoon at five o'clock in the y. IL:
p. church by DR.. w. l.. Pressly ana
Rev. O. y. Bonner.
Mr.. Irwin Br0wn!ee came down from
Anderson Saturday and spent Sao-
bath with homefolks.
MIR. J. A. Dendy Of Seneca was on
pleasant visit. with friends over
Sabbath.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Reid and Miss
Annie Reid of Orange, Texas, arrived
Thursday to he with Mr.. Relds sister
Mrs. F. Y. Pressly.
Miss Fannie Wideman leaves Satur,
day for Warrenton where she VIII
open school on Monday.
Misses Rebecca and Jennie Wide
man of near Troy were on short
visit to friends here last week.
Mrs. Magill of Tampico, Mexico,
reached Due West last week accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Adelaide
who will resume her studies in the
Female College and son, Donald, who
will enter Erskine.
Mr.. Homer Blackwell left last week
for Macon, Ga, where he will enter
the Mercer Law School.
Rev. N. +. Pressly, D. D. of Tam.
pico, Mexico will be the guest OF
friends at this place this week. DR..
Pressly will address the Foreign
Missionary Society Thursday night III
The A. r. P. church.
Miss Lula Black~e attended the
W oman's Foreign Missionary Union
at Fort Hill last week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27
4 Beautiful He me Weddin

Mr.. RI. w. Graham and Miss Mollie
NelmilliOn were happily maIIied al
tue home of the bride in tha
presence of a large crowd OF
relatives and; friends Sept, IA, 1905,
The short ard interesting ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. A. Brow II
Of Due West. S. {.
The bridegroom is a prosperous en-
ergetic merchant of the noted little
town of Donalds and the bride is one
of the most popular yourg ladies of
her community and WINS friends
wherever she goes by her sweet dis
position. The parlcr was beautifully
dt coraled the color scheme being
green and white.
Promptly at o'clock Miss Bessie
Stone took her place at the organ
and played the sweet strains of Men
delssohn as Misses Eunice and Eu-
genia Nermilllon marched slowly in
taking their places one to the right
the other to the left of the arch which
was artisticaily decorated with ferns
and roses.
Next came the bride and groom
taking their place under the arch.
Misses Vtrmillion wore white Or
candle trimmed in laces.
The bride was Ia: tily dressed in an
elegant while silk trimmed in real
lace and ribbons and carried a lovely
/ bouquet of brides roses.
Many nice and useful presents were
given them by their friends.
After the marriage ceremony the
bride and groom left for Donalds
where they will make their home
Their many friends wish them a
long happy and prosperous life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27
Like Finding Money.

Findidg health is like finding money
so think those who are sick. When
YOU have u cou. h, cold, sore throat, or
chest irritation, better act promptly
like w. &. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va.
He says: 81 had terrible chest trou-
bic, caused by smoke and coal dust ON
my lungs but, after finding no relief
in other remedies, / was cured by Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds" Greatest sale
of any cough or lung medicine in the
world. At P. B. Speed drug store !;
soc and $l.00; guaranteed. Trial bot
lie free.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27
Are NOu EnEageuy

Engage d people Should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their diges
tions in good condition with electric
bitters. S. A. Brown, of Bennetsville,
S. G., says: "For wears, my wife .suf-
fered intensely from dy' pepsia, compli-
Gated with torpid liver, until she lost
her strength and vigor, ard became a
mere wreck of her former self. Then
she tried Electric Bitters, which help
ed her at once, aud finally made her
entirely well. She is now strong and
healthy" P.B. Speed, druggigt, sells
and guarantees them, at SOC bottle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27
Got or Cheap.

q NAV well think, he has got off
kp, who, after having contracted
stipa,ion or Indigestion, is still able
|erfectly restore his health. Moth
will do this but DR.. Kings New
3 Pills. A quick, pleasant and GER
cure for headache, constipation,
25c at P. B. Speeds drug store
ranteed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27

smember you can always fird school
rs, tablets and pencils at Speeds Drug
a have a u ice line Of ladies' band bag
eh we are selling at reduced prices
Feds Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27

Piles on piles Of new, fresh, seasonabIe
goods greet the eye Of the customer when he
enters the store, and prices are so very rea-
sonabe and the styles Of goods so very pretty
that trading procedes at once without the
least hitch or difficulty. Never have goods
been cheaper in comparison with the price Of
cotton.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27

Every one sees and acknowledges this
fact and the selling Of Goods is an easy mat
ter and delightful task, Long experience
has made us acquainted with the wants Of the
people, and we think we have goods to please
everybody A cordial invitation is extended
to all to come to see US. and after we have
shown our Goods and given our prices if sale
is not made there is nothing further that we
can do.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

is now occupied by the furniture store.
brick block will be erected as soon
as the weather is suitable and that
when it is completed it will be occu-
pied by L. Wankel & Co. Moomaw &
Son will also put up brick building
on their lot.
Upton.
The people of Cedar county are to
have an opportunity to hear Governor
La Toilette of Wisconsin next summer
He will be the orator at Upton on July
4th, the closing day Of the Cedar Coun-
ty Chautauqua. The program commit
tee met with Secretary Wagner Of the
Slayton Lyceum bureau last Friday
evening and contracted for a number
Of the principal attractions including
La Toilette.
EIvira.
Annie Krayenhagen, of Elvira, has
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the
federal court at Cedar Rapids. She
gives her occupation as domestic.
Her liabilities consists Of one note
payable to F. ]. Leasing, Of McCaus-
land, Iowa, for $250OO and one note
to John Dirks, ST., Of Lyons, Iowa, for
100000. Her assets are given as
$1,000 in clothing which she claims is
exempt.
Dana.
John Harker has about completed
the building of new corn crib, size
4Sx32. 1t is more than the ordinary
crib. The improvements are modern
and made to save man and beast. He
has corn shelter attached which
when in operation will feed itself.
Mr.. Harker, we understand, is intend
ing to open cheese factory in the
spring and Is thinking OF buying 100
head OF mich cows to supply milk for
the factory. 1t is expected that he
via also buy milk from the farmers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
CHARGED WITH RAPE
Two Lads Are in Serious Trio ubIe at
Mt, Ida.

Two Lads Are in Serious Trouble at
Mt. Ida.
Special to Times Republican.
Davenport, Dec. 8.-Two lads Alden
Bennett and Ed L''adblom, both resi-
dents Of Mt. Ida, a; I'd the sons OF high
" respected parents, are in jail &harg-
edswith serious crime. The twp lads
were arrested at noon yesterday at
their homes upon warrants issued in
Justice Halls court charging them
with rape, their victim being Isabelle
Benson, the seven-year-old daughter
of A. S. Benson, also a resident Of Mt.
Ida.
The assault was committed ten days
ago and Tuesday the little girl was
taken sick and a physician summoned.
It was then that the startling discov-
cry was made and as soon as the
father became aware Of the facts in
the case, he fastened to Justice Hairs
court and swor,s out the information
causing the arrest Of the two assail-
ants Of his daughter.
The lads were brought before Justice
Hall yesterday afternoon and their
hearing set for 3 o'clock Thursday at
ternoon. In default of $1,000 bail in
each case, they were taken to the
county Jail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
GoIdfield News.

Special to Times Republican.
Goldfield, Dec. S.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
j. McCracken returned Wednesday
from a few days visit at Paullina, Ia.
which was their former home.
Miss Maude Belknap of Ceylon,
Mimi, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
D. G. Keith of this place.
Misses Tena Campbell and Ruth
MacEachron of Waterloo, We're visiting
Goldfield friends last week.
Miss Alta Barnard of Perry, Ia, was
the guest of Miss Grace Barnard a few
days last week.
Miss Lulu Sutton entertained a
young lady sister from Odebolt, Ia,
over Sunday.
Miss Hunter, Goldfeld's primary
teacher, spent Thanksgiving vacation
with friends at Waverly, Ia.
John Provan of Traer. was a BUSH
ness caller in this locality Wednes-
day.
Rev. w. q. Allen and family arrived
Tuesday and are moving into the U.
p parsonage. Rev. Allen was called
as pastor of the Goldfield U. p.
church and will begin service Sunday,
Dec. 10.
Messrs. John Whyte, Harold Griffin
and George Hawkins, and Misses Ruth
MacEachron. Grace Stevenson and
Tena Campbell were county seat Wis
itors last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Mckinney en-
tertained about fifty guests last Fri
day evening in honor of the birthday
Of Kent Blackwell who makes his
home with them.
George o. Ross returned Friday from
a business trip to Canada.
Fred M. Hanson spent few days at
his home near here last week. He
gave two addresses in the u. P.
church Sunday in the interests Of 7.
M. c. A. work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08

quartet was composed of Ed Martin,
Will Greenwood and Joe Henneberry,
all of this city, and Will N. Helen
formerly of this city, but now OF Mar
shalltown. Each year for several years
these men, assisted by other home tai
ent, have put on their show, until they
We're stopped by the closing of the OPP
era house. Now the opera house is
open again, and sometime during the
winter this old time quartet VIII ge.
together and put on their last ana
grandest attraction.
Ed Martin is close and personal
friend of L. Nelson Downs, OF Mar
shalltown, who is known all over the
world as the King of Koins. and tour
ed through Europe with him. Downs
is now filling engagements in the mid
die west, and will have some open
dates shortly after the holidays, SO ne
has promised to come to the city ana
will be one the attractions at this
amateur production.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
Death Of John WochIk.

Special to mes-Repubqican
Garwin, Dec. s-John Woehlk died
all his home two miles north of Car
win, December Z, 1905, at $3.50 a. M,
aged 40 years. The funeral will be at
the home Saturday at l p. M, and
interment will take place at the Crystal
cemetery. A few days ago he had a
very severe attack of hemorrhage of
the lungs, from which he could not
rally. He leaves wife and one child,
to mourn his loss
But few towns around here can heat
Garwin in the shipping of stock. Last
Sunday the stock merchants shipped
ten carloads of stock for Chicago and
other loads have gone during the
week
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08

probably be necessary to bark back
to the pioneer days to find it's equal.
The skins brought Mr.. Heller little
over 5000. The citizen who is not
versed in trapping lore would never
have suspected that such vast num-
Der Of muslerats claimed Greene coun-
ty as place Of habitation, but the
chances are there are thousands more
uncaught.
Dana.
Our community was shocked satur-
day morning by the news Of the death
of Mrs. Edgar Clark at Carroll the
evening before. Mrs Clark had been
operated upon at Wright's hospital
some ten days previous for tumor
and was seemingly making rapid pro-
gress towards recovery, when unex-
pected complications set in and she
passed away Friday evening.
AIgona.
]. D. Zeigler has been working con-
sistently for some years to Increase
the productivity of his place near Ho-
bart, using clover and even hauling
manure from town. His corn went fiji
ty bushels to the acre the past sea-
son, and he finds that the market price
Of his crop is SIS per acre. Fed to
hogs and cattle it should be worth
lot more.
Sidney.
A. F. Metelman, president Of the
National Bank of Sidney, recently
closed a deal whereby he purchased
the Mrs John Hill property on the
south side of the square The build
ing which now stands on the lots are
occupied by the Sitton Bros. restaur-
ant, B. w. Copeland's barber shop and
w. 7. Proctor's harness shop. Moomaw
& Son will probably exchange their lot
for the one occupied by the harness
shop so that Mr.. Metelman's lots will
join his property on the west which
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-08
BIG RESERVE Of COAL
c. & N. W. Has 10000 Tons OF
Coal in Reserve at Clin-
ton Alone
EXCLUSIVE OF REGULAR SUPPLY
This Extra Supply of Coal Will Prob
ably Remain Untouched Until Late
in the Winter, When the Supply of
Fuel is small-Yearly Precaution is
Taken.
,eclal to Times-Republican.

| Special to Times Republican.
| Clinton, Dec. S.-The Chicago &
| Northwestern railway company keeps a
wary eye on the future coal supply for
| its great locomotives, and every fall
and winter stores great quantities of
coal, as a sort of reserve fund, at
Clinton. West Chicago, and Chicago.
Five thousand tons of coal have thus
been piled in a great elongated heap
along the river bank, north of the
railroad bridge over the Mississippi,
extending, north to the steamboat land
ing. Five thousand more tons of soft
/ coal have been stored down in the vi
cinity of the Northwestern round house
| in the lower part of the city. The
company thus has ten thousand tons
of coal in Clinton, outside of the regu-
lar supply which goes to the daily
| consumption. This coal will be allowed
to remain untouched until perhaps
late in the winter when the supply of
fuel is not large.
Ten thousand tons Of coal seems a
great supply, but it is not
large when the amount of
fuel used on the great system every
day, is considered. 1t means about $50
car loads Of the fuel. at IS tons per
load. Trains operating in and out OF
Clinton on the Northwestern are said
to consume about twelve car loads Of
coal every day, which is secured In the
Clinton chutes. This being the case the
two great coal heaps would be used up
tn, lass No., l. -
lar supply be cut off and the company
be forced to fall back on the reserve
supply for the operation Of it's trains.