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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19

Queen Of Scots Old Private Stock en- Of
Scotchi per case, $3.50; per bot. P1sAc
Bowmorc Scotch Whisky, 10 year, 0Ao
old; per case, $40; per bottle....... JUG
Johu Jsmeson's Old Irish whistler m
per case, $l2.75i per botie...... A'At
Hermltafe Rye. is years old; peF TX
eaIIor, Sc. so; full quart.......... AssO
Royal so 9ss ,,'i 0 wS!,l :, pc! cd. Lee
M ;ssi !y; i, 5y sa,, I'D per a. SSc
csbinet Rye, S years old; per salloa, 65c
$40; full quart,...".'.'.'''"..i 49,
,S.eael C .oper Store, Fourth FIoar)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Floor Coverings
Art Squares

A S a special Midsummer
IA Carnival Sale feature we
are offering at greatly
reduced prices our entire line
of Atwood art squares. This
is a great opportunity, for these
are strictly the best quality of
goods, and the patterns are the
newest ard in large variety:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19

LinO'eums and Oilcloths
Also specially reduced for this sale
is a large variety Of linoleums and
oilcloths. The patterns are many and
very attractive.
60c grade Linoleum, special at .44c
SOC grade Linolelm, special at ..S9c
35c grade Oilcloth, special at....26c
Csc grade Oilcloth, special at....I9c
(S.egel Cooper Sore, Fifth Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19

PG% 7. sa, 1892 s..I 2; M t.ss +, Ps re-. : $500
S.. NC Gis s:.. c g H,,.l,! Barons Riea- 5.75
DINER ADLERBERGER, Won WAL
DEYER, Budapest, Hungary. Great
kioodmaker, invaluable In the cure g an
OF dyspepsia; case IL cuarts.... Jew
DELICfOSO WHITE PORT, Roberto &
Co; Oporto, Portugal; ler gallon, 100
INNALIDS' PORT, Roberts & Cos
Opcrto, Portugal; per GAL, $3.50; I.lO
MANZANILLA SHERRY, imported msdl-
einaI WING Of fine quality per gal 0Oc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19

NO NJ II OR TKLgPH.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
All Aboard for the Her,hwes,.

From June 10Th to June 2sd inclu.
sive. tho d. d X. @. will sell round
trip tickets 70 the follow ing points -
below:
Portland. Ors.. Tacoma and ysat.
tie. Wash ts5 90.
Vancouver. as 95.
Victoria. ~ 90.
Also several other points which I
osn ssll you about II yos will cali at
my ofiioe.
Tioksts 81 che above rAtss are good
going and rsturpinG via different al.
rect routes. II you wish - 70 via
California sdd oiS.Bo 70 ths shove
rates. Final limit Of tioteap sixty
days from dass Of sals. We aise give
libssAl seopovsrs % thsss tickets.
= Srssmss ssnsss. Assst.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
Negro D,sfranchtsement. j.

Baton Rouge. La, June l9-Ths
primary election bill containing pro
visions intended 70 restrict the vot
ing Of negroes At primaries. wa
passed BY the sena:e last night by 9
vote Of 28 to 8. The house passed
the bill but ~ the nergo restrictions
clause was inserted BY the senate Il
will be sent back to the house fol
confe onoe
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
Presidential Nominations.

Warrington. June i9- President
Roosevelt today sent the following
mouistions to the senate: Il. B..
Pierce. Of Massachusetts. to be ex-
traordinary minister and plenipoten.
tiary to Norway; Huntington Wilson
to be assistant secretary Of state; John
A. Williams. to be registrar Of the
land office at Lamar. Colo; O. Frost
Liggett. recorder Of public monies at
Lamar.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
A Happy Mother

will see that her baby lie properly cared
for-to do this good purgative is nee
essary. Many babies suffer from worms
and their mothers don't know It'll
your baby is feverish and doesn't sleep
at nights, it 10 troubled with worms.
Whites Cream Vermifuge will clean
out these worms in mild. pleasant way.
Once tried always used. Give 1t trial.
Price 25c. Sold by Florence Palace
Pharmacy. tts
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19

SUMMER NECESSITIES.
We re frequently asked for list
of remedies most likely to be re-
quirod this time Of the year. Let
rs suggest Witch Hazel. It is a
mild, non-irritating preparation
used largely for sunburns and in-
scot bites. Cucumber Cream to
the front.
Essence Of ginger is used for
troubles Of the digestive organs,
cramps, eto. Also for summer
complaints. Be sure you have
them In the home for emergencies.
PALACE PHARMACY
4 q. Csx, Prsp.
phsas n
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
ABOUT YOUR NHi0nBoRs
AND YOURSELVES

-E. A. Lutss Il spsndiss : few
days = psnvsr.
~. \. Lswis rsAsrnsd lass svsn-
Ing fro. Ofippls OEssk.
Prot. n. =. shash went 70 Colo.
rado sprisss iass evening.
Mrs, n. y. Thonas lsft today for
visit 70 her old home in Plattsvills.
Wis.
-virsinia and Edith Hoop Of Dsn.
yer are the guests Of Ara 8. r.
Brown.
-Raymond ThArp arrived from Pu-
sblo last evening 70 visit his Grand.
ma Crouch.
-R. A. Ramsay was tyansacting
business In Pueblo yesterday. return
Ing last evening.
--Owen Dorm and wife Of Rock.
vale were shopping In the city yes
tsrday They conduct hotsl there.
IT. q. Torpey went to Cripple
Greek today to try TO arrange . glove
contest between Bennett and Hyland.
Roy Ramsay and Will Thomas re.
turned last night from . three days
fishing trip on Beaver. They were
very successful.
CHARLES Nicely. manager Of the
Arkausas Valley Electric Co.. went to
Denver today ON business and will
return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Morgan of
Milwaukee. who have been visiting
their niece Mrs. O. A. Calhoun. went
10 Canon yesterday to visit Mrs Gal.
houn'a brother. ]. l.. Morgan.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
DON'T!

Don't lot your child suffer with that
cough whom you can cure 1t with Bal
lads Horshound Syrup. . sure cure TOR
coughs. bronchitIs. influenza. Group
and pulmonary diseases. Buy . bottle
md try T. B. B. Laughter, B,halia.
Ma. writes: II have two children who
haA croup. I tsisd many different ROM
s1iss, bat must cay your Hosshound
0ysup b tho best Group and cough nsdi.
~ evse ussd" 6old BY Florsncs
Hnlses PAasaasey. ~
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
F. & c. C. Excursion.

The r. and O. O will run excursion
to Cripple Greek next Sunday at 81. 80
for the round trip. The train leaves
Florence At .. m. returning to this
oity at Z 30 p. M. Just ut this season
Of the year the sosnerv along tile rosd
IL beautiful. Join the tsip and enjoy
. days outisg. 68.b7
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19

Cheap rates 20 Denver via tho
D. H-d r. G. scoount raoe meeting
at Overland Park. June ls to July
z. Tickets on sale Jana l6. 9S. 80 and
July 7sh. with 6nAl limit until July
.. Ona fare for she round trip. good
ON All regular trains. 1910
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19

May Commute Sentence.
Jefferson City. Mo june l9-The
supreme court this morning convened
to rehear the case of Mrs. Aagis
Myers. sentenced 70 hang June 20 for
the murder OF her husband In Kansas
Oity two years ago. Gov. Folk has
gone to Bloomington. Ind. but before
leaving said be would return Friday
and grant . respite Of from thirty to
sixty days to permit . through inves-
tigation Of the case and will proba.
bly, commute the sentence to life inn
prisoument
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
Raining In Iowa.

Des Moines. L.. June ia heavy
do wnpour Of RAIN IL falling through
out Iowa today. Reports from various
parts Of the state would indicate that
about two inches have already fallen.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
Annual MEETING,

Tho annual meeting OF The Florence Electric
oface OF tho comLsny IN Florence, Colorado
July ~, 1905, at p. m, for the purpose Of elect
ing direc ois for the ensuing year and the
properly come before the meeting. Tho book
Tor tho transfer OF stock will be closed June X
aud be opened sxxin july IL The meeting viii
sSiis. HARRY ROBINSON, Secretary.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
Amendment Adopted.

Washington. June 19-Ths meat
inspe ction amendmant to the sgricul.
tural appropriation bill was adopted
BY the house witbouta division this
morning
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
Experience Social.

The ladies Of N. e. church will
hold their experience social on DR..
v. A. Hutton's lawn Thursday even.
ing. juno 81. 1906 Uome and hear
the ladies give their experience.
Hear . nioe program. all for . dime.
"a. 90
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19

Canon City soft wheat -four o. II
per hundred At the u. and D. Tel
Go. 84.9'
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19

SPECIAL SUMNER SALE-Great
reduction in prices on summer smith
and trouseringn-made to your meas
ure-Florence Tailoring 90 III E.
Main. sS.99
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19

THE WEATHER-Fair and warm.
er tonight; Wednesday showers and
COOLER.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
May Commute Sentence.

BEST 100 Dream Yslson.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-19
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

WYANfED Highest priess paid for all kinda
w Of Junk, su1h - rupe, Iron, copper, brase,
eass .and bottles. Drop postal card 70 Barney
G4f0nhnnR o1-ti
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-05
FRAUD IS ALLEGED
Mayor of Council Bluffs Says Gas Com
pany is Padding the Bills for Light
Result of an Experiment Given -
the City Council.

Council Bluffs, Jan. 5.-Mayor Mac
rae has made discovery. He thinks
he has found out where the $4,000
promised by President +. A. Nash of
the local gas company to improve the
plant and service this year is coming
from According to the mayors theory
the money will not be furnished by
eastern stockholders of the company,
but will come out of the pockets of
Council Bluffs people.
Mayor Macrae Wednesday evening
communicated to the city council the
result OF an experiment he had made
last month. Instead of burning four
gas lights in his home, as he had been
doing, he kept only two lighted in the
evening, using lamps in place OF the
others. When he got his bill for the
month it was $10.73. The month be-
fore it had been just $40.
Then a great light, stronger than
any the gas company had ever supplied.
broke in on Mayor Macrae. He figured
that similar treatment for 1000 gas
using patrons of Council Bluffs would
net the company enough inside of a
year to pay for its contemplated i'm
provements.
AS a result of the mayors report
committee of the council was appointed
to investigate rates and the quality OF
service. Complaints of poor light and
exorbitant charges are coming in gen.
eral1y from all classes of citizens.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-05
DIVORCES R[NARRY
Wife's Desertion of Drunken
Husband Had Effect of Com
pletely Reforming Him
TRAGIC BACKGROUND TO JOY
The Parties in the Case Are MIR. and
Mrs. j. w. Leighton, Who Formerly
Resided at Livermore, Before the
Woman Was Forced to Leave Him
Details of the Case.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, Jan 5.-One of the most
peculiar marriage incidents ever re-
corded in this county took place, when
j. w. Leighton and Dora Leighton
were united in matrilnony at the resi-
dence of Rev. Fort. Mrs. Leighton
secured divorce from Mr.. Leighton
in 1903. because of the latter being d
slave to the drng habit. The divorce
was granted in Humboldt county, as
the family resided at Livermore. Mrs.
since the divorce was granted her.
The affair has almost a tragic side.
but now everything looks brighter Mr..
Leighton was always d devoted hus-
band until he became a slave to the
drink habit. When under the influence
of liquor he was a fiend. and Mrs.
Leighton feared for her own safety, as
he seemed to hate her in particular
when drunk. At last she dared re-
main with him no longer, and after
preparing his supper one night, wrote
IL
to Fort Dodge. where she has relatives
MIR. Leighton owns one of the largest
stores in Livermore, and has wide
reputation as hardware dealer. was
under the influence of liquor when he
arrived home, but the contents of the
note brought him to his senses quickly.
He was as If craZed for days, and
from that night has never touched
drop of intoxicants in any form. His
SON in-law and daughter spent the
first few nights with him, and tried to
him, but they readily saw that
he was broken hearted.
Mrs Leighton then got her divorce,
her husband never appearing to de-
fend himself He sent much of the per-
sonal property to her here, among
which was a horse and carriage. In
every way he showed his repentance
for his deeds but never for moment
blamed her for taking this step.
His daughter has kept house for him
all the time, but sided with her mother
as did the entire family, including even
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-05
TO INVESTIGATE GROVE.
Grand Jury at Council Bluffs to Make
Investigation.

Grand Jury at Council Bluffs to Make
Investigation.
Special to Times-Republican.
Council Bluffs, Jan. 5.-Investigation
into the charges against Pat Grove for
his supposed participation in the mo-
tor car holdup of July 2, last year, will
be made by the grand jury empaneiled
yesterday for the January term in the
district court The Jurors who will
have the distinction of first hearing ev-
naper and possibly the added fame of
bringing an indictment against him,
are: Victor Jennings, Council Bluffs.
foreman; Elida Parish, Hazel Dell
township, Warren Hough, Crescent; p.
N. Sucksdorf, Washington; w. .R.Keat-
ing, Hardin; George Olsen, Boomer:
Henry Wilkins, Keg Creek.
Grove is now awaiting trial in Oma-
ha on the charge of robbery in connec
ton with the Cudahy kidnapping exploit
of six years ago, having been acquitted
on the first accusation, that of shoot
ing Police Officer jackson several
months ago. County Attorney Hess of
this city has obtained requisition
from Governor Cunmins, but Cover
nor Mickey of Nebraska says he will
not deliver Grove to the Iowa author
tiles until the prosecution at Omaha
is done with him. The county attorney
is willing to wait. provided he can
finally get the celebrated Pat.
To Investigate Levi Also.
Arthur Levi, Groves reputed part
ner in the street car robbery, will al
so be subject of grand jury inquiry
at this sitting. He was bound over on
the charge of holding up four men in
the saloon of o. K Hardin, 1908 West
Broadway, last August, securing $50
from them 1t is not probable that the
grand jury may indict him on both
charges. Levi at present is out of Jail
on $1,000 cash bond. There was some
apprehension at the time Of his re-
lease that the money had been fur
nished by Groves friends to get Levi
away where there would be no danger
of his "peaching" on the former.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-05

,comes-sort of starvation. Down in
around Tarkio, Mo-, hog raisers are
piling up the dead hogs, saturating
them with kerosene and burning them
by the score. Many farmers are losing
whole herds. In every instance the
disease has proven very contagious
and should it long continue southwest
ern Iowa will be inoculated with the
disease germs causing the deadly peril
to spread turnout the entire district
Fairfield
A small house on the farm of Mrs
Margaret Blakeley, just southeast of
the city on the Glasgow road, was de-
stroyed by fire recently. 1t has
been unoccupied for some time past
and the owner had had no fire about
it during that time. 1t is probable that
the flames which destroyed it were
started by careless boys or tramps. The
loss is about $500, and there was no in
surance. Some household goods stored
in the building were also burned. An
othe. building was burned on this site
about thirteen years ago.
Mason City
Conductor George Bryan on the Mil
waukee passenger No. s, eastbound,
had a narrow escape from death Tues
day night while stepping out on the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-05

Eagle Grove
Professor f. NJ Fox, who has been
attending the normal at Cedar FANS
for several months past, has been
chosen principal of, the east side
schools in Eagle Grove.
Vinton
| The death of Captain j. c. KEENAN,,
one of the oldest residents here and
representative from Benton county, in
the state legislatures of 1885 and 1888,
occurred at his late home near mere.
jefferson
| Mr.. James P Miller, of Kendrick
township, has made formal announce
ment to his friends at the county seat
| of his candidacy for county recorder
| this year.
GrinneIl
E. f. Lynch signed a contract Tues
day by the terms of which he takes
charge of j. Fl. McMurrays farm in
Jasper county a few miles northwest
of this city. This takes Mr.. Lynch out
of the field as a candidate for sheriff.
Ocheyedan
Walter Stevens, 81 years old, was
killed near here by the accidental dis
charge of shotgun in the hands of
Milo Nash. The full charge entered
his stomach and he lived but four
hours.
Mapleton
Mrs. August Naetchlich died at her
home after an illness of few days.
Mrs. Naetchlich has been a resident OF
Monona county for about twenty-five
wears. The funeral was held from the
Methodist Episcopal church this after
noon.
Davenport
Representing himself as a United
States marshal and acting as tho the
fate of the nation rested upon his
shoulders. a man giving his name as
William Walker engaged a room at the
Tri-City hotel in this city on December
% of last year and secured board until
today. when he was arrested and given
a trial before Magistrate Finger this
afternoon for beating a hotel. He was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
CenterviIIe
Coroner j. A. Shaw was called to
Darbyville to hold an inquest over
the remains of Pearl Martin, a young
miner, who was killed Saturday after
noon by fall of black bat while at
work in his place at the Darbyville
mine. The coroner's verdict was to the
effect that young Martin had met his
death by reason of neglecting to tim
Der his place when told in the morning
to do so by the foreman.
Upton
John Carney was kicked by horse
last Friday evening and received pain
full and serious injuries. The accident
happened at his home. He had start
ed to water his team of horses and
loosed one animal which started out of
the barn ahead of him. Mr. Carney
has been able to tell but little about
the accident, but it is supposed that the
horse ahead kicked through play. The
blow struck him on the jaw and neck
and the sharp calks cut a frightful
cash.
Shenandoah
In Page county in the vicinity OF
Blanchard, hogs are dying by the score.
The disease with which they are af-
ficted is something new and puzzling
to the veterinarians and medicine
Some of the farmers
claim 1t is just plain cholera but the
cholera preparations fail to bring re-
lief and the swine continue to die In
the effects of the disease, IT
is said the hogs just decline to eat and
become weaken until death
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-05
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

platform at Doubleday to register with
the train that he had orders to meet
there. He fell from the train and
struck in a featherbed of deep snow
and was injured. Mr.. Bryan was TAX
en- to Charles City by train west
bound from Doubleday, thence to 1onia
by special engine, while No. s was
held At the time of the nishap the
train was running about twenty-five
miles an hour. Doubleday is side
track station three miles east Of
Charles City,
Woodbine
Woodbine's First Church of Christ
was dedicated here Sunday. The morn
ing service was held from IL to 2 and
about 1000 We're in attendance, in
Guiding many visitors from the Logan.
Missouri Valley and Dunlap Christian
churches 1t was a union service for
Woodbines churches. Rev B. Franklin
Hall, the pastor delivered the dedica-
tory sermon. In the evening Rev. Clint
J. w. Triem of the local Presbyterian
church preached the sermon. Music
was furnished by an orchestra and a
choir especially trained for the occas-
ion. A banquet was rendered the visit
ors in the dining room in the base
ment of the church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-05
SHOOTS AND ROBS PAL
Young Man at Fort Madison
Tries to Murder Bosom
Friend For Money
VICTIM is SHOT THREE TIMES
He Is In a Precarous Condition and
May Not Live = The Would-Be
Murderer Captured and All of the
Stolen Money, $3.50, is Recovered
Held Awaiting Outcome.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times epublican.
Burlington, Jan. "a special to the
Hawk Eye from Fort Madison says:
Paul Lease, young man not yet II
ison Jail with the charge of attempted
murder and highway robbery, his vic
tim being his boon companion, William
H. Trimmer, also a young man about
% years of age, the latter being at
st. Elizabeth hospital suffering with
two bullet wounds in his head.
Both young men live near East Ber-
lin, Pa, and came west together year
ago. They went to Hillsboro Van Blu
rem county, about thirty miles north
west of Fort Madison, and found en-
ployment on the farms of Chas. Logan
and John Blackford. They quit their
farm jobs and came to Fort Madison
Tuesday, expecting to look for work
for the winter in either this city or
Burlington In the afternoon they Wis
fled the penitentiary and other places
and engaged a room for the night.
After supper they went out for stroll
and wound up on Lincoln avenue, IN
the west end, where the town is sparse
ly populated. Here it is evident Lease
attempted to kill and rob his COM
panion, who had on his person about
$780, Before leaving Hillsboro, Trim
mer drew S240 and Lease 1925 from
the bank, earnings of the past year.
which they had saved. While on Lin
coin avenue Lease drew his companion
off to a side street away from the
dwellings, on pretext and while his
back was turned shot him in the side
of the head He then shouted to his
companion that some one was shoot
ing at them and in the dark, Trimmer,
after being shot, started to run and was
followed up by Lease, who fired two
more shots, all taking effect. Trimmer
was then relieved of his money ana
staggered alone in a nearby residence,
where he was taken care of until an
ambulance took him to the hospital
The police were at once notified and
captured their man at the TX" line
depot after he had purchased a ticket
for Burlington and had his baggage
as we'll as Trirnmer's checked He had
blood on his shirt cuffs and there was
even blood on the ten dollar bill with
which he purchased his ticket
Lease says Trimmer attempted sui
eide and gave him his money to send
home, but all shots We're plainly fired
from his rear, which explodes that
theory. When Lease was searched only
part Of the money was found. Later
he was stripped and the balance Of the
money found in his sock Before leay-
Ing Hillsboro, Lease borrowed Trim
mer's revolver, an liver johnson 81
calibre, and the balls extracted from
the wounded man are the same calibre.
The revolver has not yet been found