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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
Na6ri6tett aus Snbiana,
9oben bic 3situnsen.

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Mnherfpu, 10. Sept. Was
I i&on felt LANCER 3eit ulsemein aner-
tannt uorben if ndmli9 bat
Mnaeiaen in ben 3situnaen ben
grDbtsn effect babsn uno bas bef'
MeIultat brinssn, uuroe bier seiferr
bon ben pafi0ren Der .Nnberion Wini.
ferial NHociation" bsfdtigt, nit BEN
6in3ufhgen. baB islbf bic 2ir9sn bsut.
outage nidt mebr Obne bic 3eitunseu
fertis usrben f6nnten.
Beri9t ether Wiffio-
d n.
monb, 10. Sept. Yon
5rdulein Winnie Wua bon bier, bie
i'm lsbtsn Jribiabre mad Gfrita ains,
lief Dor einigen Sasen Elm Brief BON
bort elm, in benz fs unter Nnberem
6ol9er0es mttf1etlf:
Sas 2lima it rs6t un9eiunb bier,
bod baben ale Miiiondre uno Miffio-
ndrinnen iotpeit = ab9eieben BON @r=
frantuns at, Gieber fir furae 3sit -
baKslbs gut ausgebalten.
Mn gstsbruns Der @rwa9fsnsn I'M.
ter ben ginesborenen 1T uenig 3u benz
ten; bic sinaise 9ufnung fnb bic ain-
Der, BON bsnen f@ iebt piele in Der
Miffonsanffalt befinben.
gielmsibsrei berri9t unter ben Sin.
geborensf1 alleemeir bor unb Meni9ens
frsKerei if nod LANCE ni4t ausgerottet.
eteblen. 9asen unb 3rinfen finb bic
aQtdsli9en @spObnbeiten Der gin6eis
miI9en, bic ibrigens ale beinahe nadt
umberlaufen.
Bic gingeborenen pobnen In tleinen
Orti9aften, iuel9e etua ie su6lf Out.
ten entbalten, bic aus 8ambus, Gsbn,
unb @ras auiammsngefast Fno. Sie
6rauen, bic bon ben Wdnnern ole
Stlapinnen bstra9tst rerbsn, mhHen
fat ale Wr5eiten tbun.
6 r9eint mieber au Der
8tIbld4e.
8ipton, 10. Sept. Seit IL
Sabren bate nan bier BON Cabin
Nrmfrong nidts mebr geb6rt ooer
ssisben, Big er isbt mieoer auftau8te,
Sein Batter tpar I. 3. gounip.S dak.
meifter qsmsien uno bate ben Sobr
als 6hlfs e9abmeifer ansefeat.
Wibrsno bss aueitsn Imtstermins
iGaffte fi9 Mrmffrona If. &ennpferbe
an unb perleQte f9 auPs Wetten.
Nad einiser 3eit erre9te iein 2ebens-
tuanbel ben @erba9t Der Blrgen bon
Nrmfron9 fr.
Cine untsriu@ung i'm S4abmeifers
Bureau f6roerte ben uuangenebmen
Sbatbefanb au Sage, baB In Der 2ahe
$49, 900 feblten. Batter unb Sobn
tuurben berbaftet.
@dbrenb bieielben Der geri&tlt8en
0srbanbluna enteeaen fGpen, 9elang
ss benz Sobne, aus benz @efdnsnib
3u Hti&ten, uno 5reunoe berfaben
ibn nit @elo, Tim nod europa 81
Hh9tsn, bod bra9te es berielbe In Obi.
caso our9 unb lieb f4 bann uiebsr
psrhaftsn, benz Sheriff felbt iber isi.
men aufsntbaltsort Ha9ridt gebeno.
8om @sri9t puroen ibm 8 Sabre, Dem
@atsr elm Sabr 3u9tbaus auoittirt.
Na9bem fe ibre Straight ab9eIei.
fen. Febelten fie nod benz 6foen iiber
unb inb iebt In Naf6bile. Ssnn., aas
f1fiQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
@anIp.

Sn elmer fir bic 3ub6rer f1erlt9
erI96pfenben Weiie bebanoelte @ou'
berleur 5anlp In 5amilton, Snb.,
ben Sberrid.Jaa.
ct bsrsaB aber, 3a %ertpdbnsn, baB
Der Sberrid-Gal eigentli4 CUR Nebens
fa9e eetporben if unb Die iiberuis9enoe
@i9tigteit beHslbsn in Der geleu9tung
bss @barattsrs bes 8ouberneurs liegt.
Shsrrid bot lei8tfsrtig uno unre9t
iein Mmt berualtet, barber if tein
Wort sa berlieren. Man fann ibm
9ei9tFnn borpsrfen uno i'm zines
Bsrtrauensamtes fur unwtirOig ertld-
rem = bamit if er absetban.
aber ber:: 8ouoernsur fslbt ie6t fi4
asn6tbtst, feline SanoIunssweife,
spel9e. 10 melt fe R9 auf bic gntfsr-
r1uns eberrid's aus benz Staatsoienfe
betrift, b6ais ridtis unb bonn re9tli-
den Stanbpuntts unanfs&tbar if, 3u
entf9ulbisen.
Sas mar abiolut unnbt6ig. 0iel
fa9semdBer pdre es 9etefen. menH
6err 6anlp tidbsr auf bic $3.50 @e=
f9iGte, mel9e bas 9anae 8irgertbum
intersiirt, singegangen tudre rnb au9
ertldrt bdtte, uarum er 5errn @ber-
rid, Der, pie Ct iaet, i9on langs uns
terialagunsen be9angen baben foa,
ni9t fofort IIsirss amtes sntisbte, als
er 2enntnib bapot srbielt.
Sieie 9auptia9en gu erud6ner, ber-
aab Der @oubsrneur.
Man sreift ben @oubsrneur ni9t
on, neil Ct Sberrid abiebte, bab lei
bier no9mals ertldrt, ionoern Der fon-
bsrbaren nmfdnbe tuegen, uel&e bic
Sberrid.g pifObs besleiteten.
9ieie umifdnbe nber fnb berart,
bab bas Bolt bon Ssrrt Sanlp brin.
ssnb Musfunft au haben uiini9t.
6err Sanlp f9wisg fh9 In Der groben
Rsbe, Die CT bielt, I'm Sberrids f9on
eingsfanbsne S9ulo, no9mals tlar
gu lsgen, sdnsli9 oariber aus.
ct srtpdbnts ni9t, tuarum CT bic ibni
aus ben Staatsselcsrn unssisbli9 bOr'
aefredten $3.50 annabm.
gr bergab, f4 nd6er bartber auss
sulaKen oh bieie Summe, tpel&e CUR
gr3islung feiner domination bertuanbt
fpurbe, ni9tIebenio 6asarbirt war mie
bas @slb, uel9es iber ben grtnen
9if9 In 5rsn9 Sid fob.
Mls man ibm bas benz State ges
b6rsnbe @elb pOrfirsdte, fpieIte man
einfa9 va banque bamit. Sc udre
bsrluren getpeIen tuenil bic @arfel in
Der @ouberneurs. Wabl 81 @unffen isi.
mes 9ssnsrs ssfalen tudren.
reber al bies m69te bas Bolt ur1-
terri&tet iein unb es tpdrs rdtbli9, baB
6err 6anlp ten sebor9ten5 eiliseni4ein
in3pii9sn bon ieinsm 9aupte nimmt
unb fem idubsrIi9, ssgen Staub unb
e&muB gei9Hbt in einem ei4srbsits'
getu6lbe bertuabrt.
Wan Tam benz 8oubsrneur ni9t
berbsntsn, bab er befirsbt it ben Sbers
rids6au INNER tpieos- in ben 0oroer-
srunb 3u ridden. Nber niiben tuirb linn
hns uenig. feline ei9ene perfon tuirb
uobI ooer libel insg oresrtrsffen mtifen.
Ct bat f9 auf ben Wartt Der Def.
fentIi9teit sefelt uno bic prehe III bes-
balb befuat. i9arfs 2ritif su iiben.
Ct bat f9 NIT benz Rimbus bober
Woralitdt umssbsn unb bic 8eb6lte-
runs mub Ri9tsr bariber ieiu, Ob bic
Woral edit ober erbsu9slt lit.
Wir slaubsn oas leBtere. osu1 bic
politifer i'm State, Defenders bic ees
uerbsmdbissn, fsben i'm Iagemeinen
ni9t auf moralii9em plaue.
Mit benz Sherrif.6aQe tusrben H9
bic Grobsef9uorensn, nit benz @ous
perreur tpirb fi9 bic 6Hentli4e Meis
Hung befafen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
N1[RDRBAN ASSURED
Line Will Probably Be Built
Into Town OF Woodward
BY january
LARGE GANG WORKING ON IT
Interurban Road, Which Was At First
Considered But An Idle Rumor, Gets
Nearer to Boone Every Day-Far-
mors Living Along the Route All
Favor Project.
,pecial to Times-Reprlblican

Special to Times-Republicar
Boone Nov. 30--The interurban road
into this city comes nearer every day.
At first it was considered an idle ru-
NOR, but lately things have taken a
turn for the better, and the road is
now almost an assured fact for next
spring.
Surveyors are at work north Of
Woodward, running line to the Ledg-
es The gang is large one and the
road laid out is said to have been de-
cided as the one to this city.
People from near the Ledge In
town recently brought assuring n Tvs
right from the seat Of activities. Two
camps are established, one north OF
Woodward about five miles and the
other one at Bear creek, Lower I4edg-
es, said to belong to the interurban
people. At the camp located at Fear
creek, thirteen teams are working and
steam shovel Is at work at the camp
five miles north Of Woodward. The
report could not be verified at Wood
ward today although people from that
part Of the country say that the work
is being pushed as rapidly as possible.
woodward expects the line to be
built into that city by January l. The
interurban company must have the
line completed into that city on that
date or lose the money subscribed by
the people Of that city and vicinity.
The contractors putting In the line to
Woodward are greatly hampered by
the lack Of workmen. 1t is almost Inn
possible to secure workmen, and every
man available has been pressed into
service.
Recently, when in the city, Right Of
Way Agent A. p Chamberlain, OF the
interurtban. stated that he had visited
the proposed route to this city, and
that he had soundd e.the farmers livirS
along the proposed line and that they
were all in favor of the interurban and
would do all in their power to help
the company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

utes Fortunately no one was injured
in the explosion or struck by flying
castings.
Traer.
r.. ]. Kvidera, five miles south Of
Traer, recently moved into his fine
new home. He has the finest house
in Carroll township. 1t is large and
handsome, heated by steam. Mr.. Xvi
dera also built a new barn this year at
cost Of $1,000. Mr.. and Mrs. Kyidera
married twenty five years ago and
started with nothing but pluck and
ambition. Today they have 200 acres
of land clear, with about as good Inn
provements as you will find.
Parkersburg.
Jay Loomis, farmer living In Al
bion township, has applied to the
bankrupt court asking to be relieved
from his debts. He schedules claims
against himself amounting to some-
thing like three thousand dollars and
claims to have but limited amount
Of property, which Is exempt under tho
bankruptcy laws. The first hearing
Of the creditors will take place within
week or ten days before Referee
Hoxie at Waterloo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
LIFE SAVED BY
FAMOUS Pile CURE
Well.kn Resident Of Moline, Ill.
Rescued From Death by tho
Wonderful Pyramid
Pile Cure.
"a, Anyone Sending Name and Address
:, q Free Trial Treatment Will Be
Sent to Prove the Truth Of Its
Great Power.

By-every mail we get hundreds OF
letters like these:
II will say, that two prominent phy
slcians of our city declared chat unless
underwent an operation and that
very soon l was In danger of death.
saw your ad in newspaper and at
once sent for a sample which ! re-
ceived very promptly. want to tell
you that 1t was the first thing that
eased the terrible pain and itching and
allowed me to have nights rest FOR
long weeks. MY husband Immediately
went to our druggist, Mr.. Heinbach,
and procured a 50-cent box. l am now
cured and will always recommend You
highly to every one. You actually
saved my life. Ny mind, too, was all
most gone from the pain. Yours CRATE
fully, Mrs Rose H. Stouffer, 1903 10Th
st., Moline. Ill.
4 The Pyramid Pile Cure quickly and
easily cures the worst, cases Of piles.
heals all ulcers and sores, reduces all
4 Inflammation and takes away all itch
Ing and pain.
i e Beware Of the surgeons knife. It's
results are horrible often wreckins
! life and resulting In hemorrhage and
Death
Pyramid Pile Cure gives instant re.
! lief you cure yourself in your own
home without being at all disturbed
from your work.
It Il prepared IN the form OF easy
20 use" suppositories.
A trial treatment will be sent to any
one, absolutely. free OF charge, who
sends name and address.
After you are satisfied with the sans
pie, you can 90 TO your druggist and
ret q regular-sixe treatment for so
cents or n he hasn't 1t. send the money
to US, and we will send YOU the treat
ment at once.
Send your name ana address to Pyr-
amid Drug Co, s107 Pyramid Bldg,
Marshall, Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
TaInage.

Talmage.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Petit. of Tai
mage. while out hunting north of that
Mace. saw a. large white pelican In
field about fifty feet from him. He shot
the bird as it was about to fly and took
II to Alton and had it mounted.
Abba.
One Of the biggest chicken fights
ever pulled off in the county took place
near Melrose Tuesday. Over hfty
we're present from Rose Hill, Hooking,
Hilton. Foster and Melrose. Seven
teen birds were killed and the betting
was reported very heavy.
Kingsley.
]. N. Butler Of Kingsley. has fled
a petition with the county clerk Of
the district court asking for divorce
from his wife, Margaret Butler. on the
grounds Of cruel and inhunan treat
ment. Mr.. Butler is marshal In the
town OF Kingsley and is we'll known.
Cedar Falls.
D. L. Savage and Alfred Wuldman,
our pearl gatherers, have found ana
sold $1,000 worth Of pearls since July
2sth. the date of commencing their
work. Their finds have been nearly all
In the Cedar river between Cedar Falls
and Waterloo.
crssco.
There was fled with the clerk OF the
District court a petition Of T. r. Mason
OF Albion township claiming Of the
Western Union Telegraph company,
damages In the sum Of $500 for failure
to deliver a message promptly. It Is re-
ported that ON Monday. Nov. about
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

|, 5: 80 p. M telegram addressed to Mr..
Mason was received at the Cresco Of
fee from Oshkosh, Wis, notifying him
OF the death OF his sister. The mes
sage was not delivered until the fol-
lowing Wednesday.
Webster City.
Friday search warrant was de-
livered to A. C. Filloon constable, au-
thorizing him to search the premises OF
John Carl and M. C. Hopkins Of this
city for intoxicating liquor. The search
| was made and in the Carl house the
officer found twenty five quart bottles
of beer, and at the Hopkins place talfr-
ty-five bottles Of the amber brew was
found.
Grand Junction.
While fixing the fire In q hot blast
stove at his home Monday, DR.. Bert
Scarborough met with very painful
accident. AS he opened the stove door
the gas in the stove exploded. The
blaze striking him in the face. His
face was badly burned as was also his
arm and shoulder. He was fortunate
in having his glasses on which pro-
tected his eyes. He is getting along
VOW nicely now.
Eagle Grove.
A unique accident occurred on the
Stephen Wilcox farm in Troy town
ship last Saturday evening. A cream
separator which was being used to
separate the nights milk generated
gas or electricity sufficient to cause
an explosion that blew the machine.
The revolving cylinder few to the
Corner Of the room, whore It confirmed
to revoive for q period 1o8 dvS1nla-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
OskaloosaAldermen Settle Their
j. Controversy Over Election
to Vacancy
WARD VOTERS MAKE PROTEST
Trouble Over the Election Of Mem
Der of the Council in Which It Was
Claimed the Voters We're Not Prop
erIy counted-others News of tho
State.
Special to Times-Republlcan.

Special to Times-Republican
Oskaloosa, Nov. 30.-Ja1nes II. Por-
ter last evening took his seat as a
member of the city council after being
declared duly elected by Mayor Will
liams. Porter was seated in spite OF
the protest in which Councilman Ken
worthy voiced the sentiments OF his
fellow republican members OF the
council and many of the voters of tho
Fifth ward who felt that their inter-
eSts were at stake.
The seating OF Porter was the crown
ing circum stances following a bitter
and stubborn fight over the minutes
relating to his election. kenWorthy
and his followers on the republican
side declared that the minutes OF the
meeting ut which the alleged election
was made, We're wrong and 1t was
soon evident that Mayor Williams and
the democratic members, altlro they
We're in the minority, would not allow
u change in the minutes.
The trouble started last week at the
|
ly nine members in the council, City
Clerk Burke, in counting the ballots
for the seating Of either Porter or
Cruzen to fill the vacancy made by the
resignation of Sam Strongfellow, de-
clared there We're six ballots cast for
Porter and four for CruZer. Mayor
Williams opposed the recount Of the
ballots, which he admitted would show
four ballots for Cruzer and five for
Porter, on the grounds that there had
been no opportunity to tanper with
the ballots between the time of the
election and the time they were taken
into the possession Of the city clerk.
long dialogue followed after which
Mayor Williams declared that the
statute says that the vacancy can be
filled by majority OF the whole nuns
Der Of members. The whole number
was nine and as Porter received five
OF the nine ballots Mayor Williams told
Porter to take his seat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
BAD FIRE AT abel.
Several Of the Principal Store Build
ings Destroyed.

several OF the Principal store Build
ings Destroyed.
Abel, Nov. 30.--Fire starting from
mysterious cause in the II. b. Heston
drug store here at o'clock yesterday
caused loss of $4,000. Several of
the principal stores and buildings of
the town were destroyed. The aggre-
gate Of the insurance on the buildings
and contents is about $4,000. AS the
majority of the buildings were insur-
ed, it is expected that they will Short
ly be rebuilt. The losses are as fol-
lows:
Dallas county-s2 $4,000 worth of school
books; stored in the Heston drug store;
no insurance.
H. D. Heston-Drug store, loss s4.-
700; insurance, $4,000
j. l.. Simcoke-Building occupied by
Heston drug store; loss $500; insur-
ance about $4,000.
H. v. MISUNDERSTANDING loss &c.
900; insurance, $4,000.
T. J. Caldwell--Building occupied by
Rickerson, loss $4,000; insurance about
$4,000
+. e. Houghton-Brick building, loss
500; insurance $1,000.
Abel Furniture Company--Stock loss
81 900: insurance not known.
j. w. Russell-Building occupied by
furniture store, loss $1,000. insurance
$780,
A. M. Riggs Dry goods stock loss
$1,000; insurance $4,000 on $4,000
stock.
Ed A. Dawes-Cigar factory; loss
$1,000; no insurance.
Dinnell s. Gudgel-Office fixtures;
loss $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
SETON LECTURES AT ELDoRA.
Ils Entertained at the Home Of Mr..
Hardin

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Nov. 30.-Ernest Thompson
Seton, who lectured here Monday eve.
ming, on wild Animals That Have
Known" was entertained at o'clock
dinner at the home Of ]. F. Hardin,
the banker, where he met Mr.. Hardin's
Sunday school class OF twelve boys. Mr..
Seton is q brilliant conversationalist,
and very much interested in boys and
before the meal was over he could
count his admiring friends by the
dozen.
Mr.. Seton was accompanied here by
his manager, Mr.. Chappelle, the New
York electrician, who had charge Of the
stereopticon views illustrating the leo
ture.
& Mr.. Seton intends to retire from the
lecture platform at the close OF the
present season. He sails on January
fifth for Europe where he is booked
for q solid four months Of lecturing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
FUNERAL OF P. ! BRAND.

Business Houses Closed in Tribute TO
pioneer Resident Of Iowa Falls.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, Nov. 30.-This city I'M
fted yesterday in paying the last sad
tribute to the memory OF p. ]. Brand
a well known business man of this
city who was killed Monday, in a rum
away accident. All the business
houses were closed during the hour OF
the funeral and Notwithstanding the
severity Of the weather, big delegations
from the knights Of Phythias lodge
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
UNITED AFTER TWENTY YEARS

Girl Comes From Sweden When .
Babe, Boy Left in School.
Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, Ia, Nov. 30.-Charles
Ostberg, Of st. James, Mimi, has just
been reunitef It'll sister. Mrs. Gus
Metz, whom i.e mad not seen for twen-
ty years and to find whom he recent
ly came to Sioux City. The girl had
come to America as a mere babe with
her mother. The boy was left behind
In Sweden to attendl school. rhe
mother died short time afterwards
in Sioux City. When, years
afterwards, Ostberg came to America,
it was with a determination to locate
his sister and he has just been sue
s.essful. The girl did not even know
she ever had brother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

and from the fire department attended
the funeral In IL body. Mr.. Brand was
one of the pioneer members OF the fire |
department and for many years was
q well known member OF the Pythian /
order. The lodge conducted the SER
vices at the grave and at the home.
Rev. T. M. Price of the Congregational
church officiated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
Whom You Have q Bad Gold.

WH0n on UdVo oA0 Sotos
You want a remedy that will not on
~ give quick relief but will effect q
permanent cure.
You want a remedy that will re-
lieve the lungs and keep expectoration
easy.
You want remedy that will coun-
teract any tendency toward pneu-
monia.
You want a remedy that is pleasan
and safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets
speedy and permanent cure Of ba
olds stands without a peer. For sa'
~ all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
~ Thank the lordln

cried Hannah Plant, OF Little Rock.
Ark, "for the relief I got from Buck
lens Arnica salve. It cured my fear
full running sores. which nothing else
would heal. and from which had sur
fered for five years. It is marvel-
GUS healer for cuts. burns and wounds.
Guara nteed at Mcdonald & Manhood
Co.'S drug store: Is cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
GOES BACK TO CHURCH WORK.

Rev. Bashor Dabbles in Political Life
and Then is Evangelist.
Special to Times-R Republican.
Iowa Falls, Nov. 30.-Rev. s. II.
,Bashor, at one time a leading candi-
date for congress from this district,
has been heard from in Kansas. Mr..
Bashor, who was a minister prior to
dabbling in political life, has again
turned his attention to church work
and is meeting with great success in
several Kansas towns as an evangel-
~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
Physioiane Prescribe k.

Manybroad minded physicians pre-
scribe Foley's Honey and Tar. as they
have never found SO safe and reliabls
a remedy for throat and lung troubles
as this great medicine. For sale by
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

Are you lacking in strength and Wig
,r? Are you weak? Are you in pain?
20 you feel all run down? The bless
ng Of health and strength come to all
Who use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
ga. IS cents. Mcbride g. Will Drug
'omnanv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
Iowa al Washinaton

Washington, Nov. 3o.-The postoffice
has been discontinued at Quarry, the
mail going to LeGrand; also at Denova,
the mail going to Salem.
Frank 3. Horning has been commits
stoned postmaster at Sheldahl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
CHAMPION CORN HuskER.
Boy Seventeen Years Old Husked and
cribbed on Average go Bushels

Cribbed on Average 80 BusheIs
Day.
Special to Times Republican
{ Hampton, Nov. s0.-Theodore Eddy,
the son Of ]. III. Eddy. living four and
one-half miles north Of this city. husk-
ed and cribbed 2.025 bushels Of corn
this fall in 221s days, am average Of
80 bushels per day and never put In
over nine to ten hours day, besides
doing chores.
Young Eddy is only seventeen years
old. stands five feet nine inches In his
stocking feet, and weighs 1875 pounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
The Exact Thing Required. for. Con-
b. stipation

Fl otipation.
''As a certain purgative and stom-
ach purifier Chanberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets seem to be the exact
thing required, strong enough for the
most robust, yet mild enough and safe
for children and without that terrible
gripping so common to most purga-
tives," say r. S. Webster & Co., Udora
Ontario. Canada. For sale by all drug
gists.
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Very Low Excursion Rates to inter
Chicago.
Via the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets will be sold Dec. 16 to 20, inclu-
sive, limited to return until Dec. "a.
inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago g.
Northwestern Railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
HUNTING FOR MAY STEWART.
Girl Disappears On Way TO LeMars
To Act az Witness Against Her

Father.
Special to Times Republican.
Sioux city, Nov. s0.-The author
tiles are looking for May Stewart, aged
13 years. who mysteriously disappeared
on the way from Sioux City to, LeMars
to act as principal witness in the rape
case against her father. James Stew
art. Stewart is alleged to have as
ssaulted the girl near Westfield. Ia. Be-
cause OF the girls failure to put In an
appearance, the trial was postponed.
The authorities think the girl was
either too frightened to testify against
her father or made up her mind =
save him by refusing to testify.