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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
They NEVER FAIL.
That Is What They Say About Their
in MarshalItown, and 1t is, Therefore

in Marshalltown, and 1t is, Therefore,
Reliable.
81 Another proof, some more evidence,
Marshalltown testimony to swell the
long list of advocates who endorse the
old Quaker remedy, Doan's Kidney
Pills Read this convincing endorse
ment Of the claims made for that re-
smarkab1e preparation:
81 F. F. Frederick, of Ito South First
avenue, says: II received ample proof
thru experience that Doan's Kidney
pills quickly end backache. I was
subject to aches at tines and as they
Increased in severity, sought a rem
edy to strengthen the kidneys and re-
store them to proper action. I was adj
svised to try Doan's Kidney Pills and
procured box at Mcbride & Wills
drug store. found them very valu-
able remedy. have used this remedy
on one or two, occasions and a dose or
two ended the pain in very short
time"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
e Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
amusing caricatures.
Sunday Afternoon.


Sunday Afternoon.
The weather was against the attend
ance Sunday afternoon, which would
have been large, had it not rained. DR..
Jones being confined to his home by
illness, Rev. L. B. Xix acted as plat
form manager, making the announce
ments. The circumstances made it inn
possible to hold the vesper service.
planned for, but the singing was led
by Mr.. H. B. Miller, of the Baptist
church choir, with Miss Maud Sails
bury at the piano. The platform pre-
sented much improved appearance
Sunday, being draped in white, and
prettily decorated with a wealth of
flowers. Rev. Xix led in prayer at the
beginning of the service. Despite the
downpour and discomfort of some leaks
in the big tent, over hundred people
We're present to enjoy the fine sermon
delivered by DR.. S. S. Cryor. He took
his text from Isaiah 40:S, and in a
simple, forcible manner, told of the
innumerable efforts which had been
made, in times past and present, to re-
flute and destroy the Bible, and of the
marvellous influence which it exerts in
the world today. 1t has enemies with
in and without and Notwithstanding
that it. has fought it's way all these
years, it today stands before the bar
of public and private judgment. DR..
Cryor says that today it is being cru
Gifted between the Sunday newspaper
and latest novel. If criticism could
have killed the Word, it would have
been killed long ago, but it's enemies
have never dared lay hands upon its
sacred character He said that the
Bible, the most widely published book,
in the world today, was far from a back.
number, and that the world has never
caught up with it. Even the church
itself has not lived up to that idea yet.
Those who attack the Bible, spring in
to notoriety because of the shining
mark against which they direct their
bullets. Rev, C. L. Gould led in the
closing prayer of the service.
Sunday Evening.
The largest audiencf OF the chau-
CONTINUED on Eighth page.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
CLOSE TO DYING

William D. Boyd, an Old Soldier
Comes Near Killing Himself by TAX
ina strychnine and Morphine - De-
MES That He Attempted to Commit
Suicide.
William D. Boyd, member Of the
oldiers' Home, all but killed himself
tie Saturday afternoon by taking
trychnine and morphine. He was
ound by lad, lying infsthe weeds
orth of the city reservoir, unconscious
nd almost dead. He was hurried by
ne police who were summoned, to the
ffice of Coroner H Fl. Nichols, where
ne energetic use of stomach pump
rougllt him back to life. In the doc
or's office he fought to free himself
rom those who werd trying to save
is life, and wanted to die, but to Com
landant Horton he claimed to have
iken an overdose accidentally.
The hurry-up call from the water
sorks, where the boy reported his find,
ent the patrol with Deputy Marshal
lark in it on the run to the spot. In
welve minutes from the time the wag-
n left the central station the uncon-
cious soldier was III the doctors Of
CO. He was later taken to the Home,
nd was able to be about Sunday. To
,olonel Horton he said he had been
liking strychnine, which had been
prescribed for him, and in addition,
Saturday afternoon, had taken some
morphine, owing to The pain his rheu-
natism caused him. Boyd is 60 years
Of age, and entered the Home from
Fremont in 1889. He. was a member of
Companies B and I, Fortieth and For
ty-seyenth Iowa infantry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
In the City League.

There were three games in the Cit,
League despite the rain Sunday.
double-hea was played at Finkle'
park in the morning between William
Bros and Mcbride & Will clubs, bot
going to Williams Bros. The first wa
won by a score of to 5, and the ser
ond to 1. The batteries We're: Firs
game. Williams Bros, Young, Trette
and Erickson; Mcbride & Will, Pr
kerton, T. Buchwald and III. Tretter
second game, Williams Bros, L. Tret
ter and Erickson; Mcbride & vii
.Pinkerton and Fl. Tretter At the paci
ing house grounds Sunday mornin
the Pfsters and Friends clubs met, tn
Pfsters winning u to 6. The batter
les: Pfster, Cole and Melton; Friend
Friend and Angelsberg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
AM JONES TOMORROW NIGHT.
What the Portland Telegram Says Of

What the Portland Telegram Says OF
Him.
The wonder of the lyceum work to-
ay is the Rev. Sam Jones. His match
IS power to interest the crowds that
ways attend upon his lectures or SER
ons is something to think upon and
impossible to analyze. He is original,
liaue, caustic, capricious, satirical,
llgar, sublime, impressive, irresist-
lie, irritating and angering in his
beech, yet thousands go to his lee
Tres. Many go away mad but when
am comes next year they are there
gain, right on the front seats to hear
very word. He has commentators
nd censure from every state and half
re cities in the union. Here is one:
An immense crowd gathered at
,ladstone Park last night to hear Rev.
am Jones lecture, and If any one
lere failed to get the worth of his
.oney, in the language of Mr.. Jones,
was because he had no place to put
If any one there last night expected
brilliant oratorical display, with fire.
orks and fringe, that one was disap-
ointed. Sam Jones does not handle
lat kind of goods. He is plain
aorgia preacher. He understands
,1man nature as it grows in this coun-
". and he is never SO happy as when
jumping the wind out of bombastic
auds, upsetting the follies Of fashion,
nd overturning the little mud gods
hich men and women have erected
,und about them. The language he
nploys is the cream of the natural
alect of the cornmon people of the
,uth, and he uses is most effectively.
Q did not stick to his subject all OF
time, preferring, as he said, to stick
his crowd. Now he would break
rth in some bit of foolishness, driv-
70 home a fact or illustration; again
would climb 10 beautiful heights,
I'D about the time his hearers had
.ached the summit, he would let them
IL with ridiculous thud.-The Ev-
ing Telegram, Portland, Ore.
Mr.. Jones will lecture tomorrow
light at the chaltau0ua.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
At Benedict & BrintnaIl's Dry Goods
Store.


One hundred pieces torchon lace and
insertion for 31a cents 81 yard.
Fifty pieces Of light and dark wash
FOODS, cents a yard, former price
Is cents.
Fifty pieces wool dress goods for so
ents a yard. sold up to 81.
Half wool Danish cloth, going for
2 cents a yard.
All remnants of wash goods sold up
% 25 cents a yard, to close at 5 cents
All fancy parasols half price.
Ten pieces Russia crash for 5 cents
yard.
Fifty Bates quilts for 90 cents each.
Fifty embroidery baby bonnets, sold
10 to 81, choice of lot for 25 cents.
Sale closes Saturday. Special bar
aims every day.
BENEDICT & BR1NTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14

Foley's Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poisons and will cure any
case of kidney disease that is not be-
yond the reach OF medicine. B. A.
Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
"BILL" link is SOLD.
st. Joseph Gets Grays' First Basem
Team Here Over Niaht.

The Grays, hurrying from Ottumw
where they closed yesterday afternoc
to FIT. Dodge, where they open til
afternoon. were in the city from 1 o
clock until $3.50 o'clock this mornin
and when they left they were a sleeI
looking outfit.
Two vacancies appeared in the ran
as the players boarded the outgoin
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14

Very Low Rates to Denver, Colo.
Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold August IL and
I3, with favorable return limits, on 40.
count OF various meetings Apply 70
agents Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
Aennedy's Men Could Not Hit
Parkin, While the Visitors
Bitfed Teel Freely
orrumwA-rvN ON SATURDAY
The Pennant chasers Proved Easy For
Parkin, Backed by Steady Collective
Hittins-Greene's Momentary Wild
ness, Sacrifice and Single, Won
For ottumwa Saturday in Tenth.
ve.+erdav,s Results.

Ottumwa, 2; Marshalltown, 4.
Keokuk, 5; Boone, l.
Burlington, o; TT. Dodge, 2.
oskaloosa, 6; Waterloo, 2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Marshalltown at Ft. Dodge.
Boone at Waterloo.
Ottumwa at Burlington.
Oskaloosa at Keokuk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14

Noah Fowler, aged SO years, prom
inent farmer of Pana, Ill, died from
the effects Of lemon extract, which he
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
SATURDAYS Game.


a long winded single to center field i
the last half Of the tenth inning, an
Spencer raced home with the run thai
counted. Ottumwa won an extra ses
sion contest from Marshalltown by 6
timely single and a clever sacrifice an
q bit of wildness by Greene, who ha6
to his credit a lot of good pitching. Thf
final score was the fourth scored b
the locals and it served as a fitting
climax to game fought hard from
start to finish. schopp and Greene
were on par in pitching. Both. ha
deceptive twisters, and both worke
hard to win. Bert Spencer, in centei
and Clyde Williams on Third, cor
tributed several sensational feldin
stunts. The score by innings:
Ottumwa .....O o o 90 2 o 1 l.
Marshalltown 20 0 0 / 2 o 0 0 o o.
Batteries - Schopp and Corbett
Greene and Bruggeman. Earned run
-Ottumwa Q; Marshalltown, 2. Three
base hit-Zink. Two-base hits-Hous
and Bruggeman. Sacrifice hits-Plake
Spencer and Greene. Stolen base
Kruger. Struck out-By Schopp, 5,
by Greene, g. Base on balls-O
schopp, 1; off Greene, 8. Double play
-Schopp to Flake, Greene to Middle
ton to Brown. Hit by pitcher-Brow'
and Spencer. Left on bases-Ottum
wa, II; Marshalltown, 9. Time of gam
. hours. Umpire-Flynn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
e.+,,rdav's Results.

ottumwa, A; Marshalltown, 3. cien
nnings.)
Burlington, L; TT. Dodge. 8.
Oskaloosa, z; Waterloo 3.
Oskaloosa, 6; Waterloo, ~.
Keokuk, 8; Boone. 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14

cHAuTAuoUA MANAGER is ILL

1t Is Hoped, However, That Dr.. e. B.
Jones' Indisposition Will Be of Bret
Duration--Rain curtals the Attend
ance Sunday Afternoon and Evening
Features Of Program Yesterday
and Today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
STANDING of the Clubs.

snecial to Times Republican.
ottumwa, Aug. IA. - BY massing
their ten hits on Teel in four innings
md by the peerless game which Par
,si,, nitched. and by the keen support;
which he received, the Grays were al
asst able to down the naughty leaders
Yesterday, 4 to 2, with the leaders new
ar having a real show to win. Satur-
day Kennedy's men scratched out 2
sen-innfng victory of 4 to by bit o
rood luck in the closing half OF the
extra round
Yesterdays victory was all for the
visitors They biffed Mr.. Teel gleeful-
". Just at the times when they wert
expected to hit, and by taking one tai
" in each of the third, fourth, fifth
md sixth rounds, landed the game "
The good. while Ottumwa struggled te
.o,nt twice off Parkin. Twice Middle
ION led away with two-bagger, an
vice Corlxhill, who followed, broke GU
the needed single, far into the outileie
that scored the short stop. Pariin wa;
,nvincible. and allowed but six hits, no
two of them breaking out together ex
eepting in the fifth 1nning. when Ken
,edy's men tailed. Both teams playee
FAST steady fielding games. The score
by innings:
ottumwa ..oo oo2 ooo o. 8 i
Iarshalltown
Ratteries-Teel and Corbett; Parkir
md Bruggeman. Struck out-By Par
Kin. 8; by Teel, 2. Bases on balls-Of
Veel, 2. Umpire, Flynn. Attendance
200
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19

9runo beg algemsiien Snterefes ges
ttidt Rno, ftebt cine Bsmertung tss
Raiiers. tusl4e er in BraunIdmeig
ma9te.
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@insuse seipro&enen gesriBungsmOrte
bes Oberbirgermeiffers &atemeper be.
bantte, iagte er unter Nnoerem:
sd bin sItidli&, oaB es mir m6s-
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@eiae Den Grisben au srbalten."
Uieie @orte bes 2aifers erresen no.
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lsbbaft eommsntirt.
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melbet:
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aber 400 6Iii&tlinee bon 2ibau unb
WitaI bierber; bieIe Grauen unb Rin.
Der uaren barunter.
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berurtbetIt
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Der BET gusfabruns zines SiebfabIes
bon $4,000 In Stem 9ort bstbeiligt &c.
meien fein foi.
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2ammer bielt beute cine rein formele
sibung. um Die &efgnation bes
Sortis. 2abinets entsegen3unebmen.
Bis Der 36ni9 ietne gntf4eiouns
getroHen bat tpirb bas Qabinet bic
@ef9dfte ueiter fhbren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
9mgramb.
$500 Die ganse gsmte.

Spofane., Wafb., 18. Sea.
Na9 Mslbuagen, tuel9e in Der Office
oes Superintenbenten Der Nortbern
pacific 8abn einlisfen. bnben bic Bans
bitten, pel8e ben 3ue nabe Roro got
mia beraubten, nur $500 In 8aar err
balten. bod folen Fe sinen groBen
getrag In Wertbpapisren srlanet ha-
ben, Die fi9 lei3t umfebsn Iafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19

SIN Sanber5iebunesbeim 9gnss
tenborf BON SrGulein Gliie 9Oniger
mirb i'm Mni9lub an Die tunitgeperbz
lide Sbdtigteit cine Jrauenarbeitsz
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&niipfereien, Mebereien, Stidereien,
2eoerfdnitt = i'm Gieiengebirge, nm
bieielben gum @egenfano Der 9auss
inbuitrie gu MAIDEN. Die 2eitung Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liegt in Den 9dnz
0en ser aug Der 8resluuer &unfti6ule
berporaegangenen &unft6anoarbeits@
lebrerin JrGulein 5riba 9Oniger unb
Dora Gsapsfp. Die 2ebrerin on Der
fDnigli9en &unitf6ule gu gresiau,
Sr1ulein 9ertruo Sdubert unteritiBt
bas unternebmsn bur9 ibre Wittpirs
flung. Sc iiro in Mgnetenborf, 9ermsz
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unb 5rauen @elegenbeit 9egeben tpiro,
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in anoeren Srten bes RieIeneebirses
miro Die 8iIoung FOLDER arbeitsitu,
ben beabiihtiat.
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fir aeiftig arbeitenbe Srauen bat einen
Wetfbefperb fir Werte bon aompoa
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preisaefrDnten @erfe fo1en fpGter In
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Qei4e Die TIRES ebemaligen Mannes.
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uno bann Die berfpro9enen Reformen
bur9fhbren.
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f9lohen ausseieben, als CT bon ibr tn
Notwithstanding empfan9sn tuuroe.
@roBbritannien.
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bon SIS auferlegt.
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paris, 18. Dea. Die preiie be
ruiff9en. Wertbpapiere fiesen heut
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premierminifer &oubier's febr 81
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lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19

u%ntertbanen geaen @epaltibaten 3l
fdiben. 9uf bieie Nrt lou Der rufffde
WatiOnalfOIs aufssfa9slt tperbsn.
g teigenruffif&er Wertb.
pabtere.
Berlin, 18. Sea. Die preiie
on per g6rie uaren feffer, na9oem be-
tannt geuoroen mar, bab bic telegra.
pbif4e @erbinoung nit RuBlanb mie.
Der bersefellt fsi.
5reunbIi9er p an9
apaniia n.
gener.
Berlin, Is. DECEMBER. Cine
grobe uno freuoige l1eberraT9ung
wurbe ben iapaniiaen 2riessaefan-
genen 80 She'll, bic auf Der 9eim=
fa6rt bon &ublanb besriHen limb unb
beute bier eintrafen. Der erfe 3ug,
uel9er aumeif 9sruunbete entbielt,
Ianste UNI feds ubr Worgens auf benz
@titsrbabnbOf Woabit an. Die @e-
leite uuroen nit Gadelrt erbeat unb
our 8~esribuns tuaren in @quipasen
uno Nutomobilen trok Der frtiben
stunbe sablrei9e Offaisre nnb 9of-
beamte erf9ienen, nit ibnen piele So.
paner. boran Der iapanii9e @sianbts
nit feinem Stabe, unb mebrere Ner3te,
lebtere, Tim ebsntuel Samariterbienite
3u bsrri9ten.
Nuf 8efebl bes 9aiiers batten f9
@eneralabiutant General Der Snfante.
rie b. pleRen unb Der bisnRtbuenbe
2ammerberr Der 2aiIsrin, Grsiberr b.
b. 2neiebed. mod benz Babnbof bege.
ben. UNI i'm Namer bes 2aiierpaares
9roBe Wensen @bofolabe urb @igaret.
ten au ~bertbeilen, iopie an bic Offaiere
fpe3tea Bouquets bon @brpfantbemen.
Der erie 3ug bate auf ruffi9em go.
ben aud 68 gefdtrli& Berwunbete unb
2rante an goro senommen. bon mel
den fanf auf Der Gabrt bierker gsfors
ben tuaren. Die @efan9enen fhbrten
bittere 2la9e iiber bic Bsbanblung,
tuel&er He fi9 In &uBlano batten I'M.
terwerfen mtifen.
sic tuarerl In einern Sorfe internirt,
In uel&em ibnen ieoe seifise Wabruns
unb aud bic linen unentbebrli&e 81.
9arette periagt uurbe. Die unglifs
Ii&en. tuel9e 3u 9rtippeln sei9ORsn
tuaren. bate mon in einem fleinen
6auie suiammensepfer&t. mo fe fi9
obne ben notbmenoisiten Bsifanb be-
bslfen muBten.
go lauteten bic S9ilberungen Der
unslidli&en. bic fur bie ibnen bier er-
3eigtsn characterization nun uml 10
b~anfbarer tparen.
Der 3ueite uno Der brittle 3ug trafen
In Idngeren 3wti@enrdumert elm. Mas
slnf6mmlinge wurbe1 In 9lei& freunb'
Ii9er Q1eiie bshanbslt unb perpflegt.
gs maren inssefammt 1923 Manu
uno SO OfH3iere. Bon bier eing bic
@eiie peiter nod 6amburs. mo bic
Sapaner auf ben Sam2fern Sam.
bronan" uno vYancouner" bic Seim,
fabrt antreter tperoen.
ablunrube
B, 18. Deg. Wdbrenf
Der Wablagitation fur bas al9smein.
Stimmre9t fam ss bsute au f9merer
2onfitten 3wif3en eo3ialifeu uno &e.
polutiondren. Die pOli3ei sing lmi
Der blanfen Wafe Dor.
Das @rgebniB Der. BIS
berisen &ei&tagss
Seftpn n.
Berlin. Is. Deg. SIN &sidstal
uirb Biz gum 9. Sanuar &ube berr'
li&en. Als BITE 5erien angetreten muir
ben, tparen bic Rei@sboten in 3ebn'
ftinoiser Sibung 3uiammen semeien
In tuel&er bic erfe 2siung Der pi&tis'
FEN gorlagen tire grlebisung fano.
Die Bldtter aishsn beute bas Jaai
bes erfen SsfRonsabi&nitts. Sel
&ei9stan3lers Girfen b. Billion trait
pole 3eben gegen bic Sosialifen, mi
mel9en ct unbarmber3ig ms @eri&
|. ging, weroen aasemein selObt. Wa!
: aber bic Ginanapldne bes Stats
iefrsidrr bes @ei@sf9abamts, 6ret
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19

Berlin. Is. Dea. Der st.
petersbureer aorrefponbent Der BOZ
3eitung" meloei, IS fei i6m bon
ernfsunehmenben periOner mitsetbeilt
tuorbsn, bab eiae bipIomatiI@e partei