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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
Jerry connell, of Grundy Center
Nearly Loses Life Trying to
Save Pet Horse
BARN CAUGHT FROM BONFIRE
When Mr.. Cornell Discovered the Blaze
Which Destroyed His Barn He Drag
eod Horse to Door, But 1t Jerked
Back Into BuiIdins-Daushter In
jured in Trying to Help Him.
special to Times Republican


Grundy Center, April 20.-Jerry Con-
nell lies at the point of death as the
result of being burned in a fire which
destroyed his barn yesterday after
noon A bonfire had been built in the
yard and from that the barn caught
fire. Mr. Cornell discovered the fire
and rushed into the barn to save pet
horse. When he got to the door the
horse jerked back and in trying again
to get the horse out, burning timbers
fell onto him and he was severely burn
ed about the face and body. His
daughter rushed to his assistance and
she was severely burned about the
hands. 1T is too soon yet to tell just
how severe may be the results to Mr..
Cornell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20

Breedlove, and many We're the fearful
glances which they threw over their
pronounced the words which made
them man and Wife, for both of the
bridal couple Were flying squarely in
the face of strenuous parental objec-
ton to their marriage.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Stivers left for Chicago.
where they will spend the first days Of
their honeymoon.
The wedding was complete sur
prise to even the closest friends and
relatives of the young couple.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
LUMBER YARDS SOLD.

Charles Pfund, of Luverne, Has
Bought Elevator Also at Jewell.
Special to Times Republican.
Jewel April 20.-The elevator and
lumber yards owned here by the Voss
Lumber Company have been seld to
Charles A. Pfund, of Luverne. Mr..
Pfund was in town Tuesday closing up
the deal. and said he expects to move
to Jewell and actively identify himself
with the business here. He it present
owns a grain and coal business at Luz
verne, and 1t is his intention to dispose
of his business there If possible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
BLAZE AT sIBLEY.
E. M. Taylor Suffers Small Loss on
Dry Goods Store,

Dry Goods Store.
Special to Times Republican.
Sibley. April 0.-Wednesday evening
at about o'clock it was discovered
that there was fire in the r. M. Tay
Tor store. While the clerk was lighting
the gas light in the west window. the
lace curtain and other trimmings there
in were in some unknown manner ig-
nited and quickly spread. The flames
caught the trimming along the top of
the shelves on the west side of the
store Altho heroic efforts We're made
by the clerks and others to stop the
blaze it was not subdued until the ar
rival of the fire company. The loss was
a considerable sum to Mr.. TAYLOR. but
luckily he carries insurance enough to
cover the same.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
DITCH CONTRACTS ANNuLLED.
Mrs. Woods Sued Harrison and Mono
ma Supervisors and Contractor.
cx,a;,J mi Dar,,h1iooyo

Logan, April 90 In the Harrison
county district court, Mrs. Florence NJ.
Woods suit against the boards of SUI
pervisors of Harrison and Monona
counties and three drainage ditch CON :
tractors, was decided by Judge Macy,
by annulling the present contracts on
the decentralization drainage ditch
and ordering that the boards advertise
for new bids. The work will cost about
$4,000 and much of it has already
been done, over mile being now COM
plete. The matter will possibly be ap-
pealed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
FACE PARENTAL WRATH.
Prominent Young Couple Of Burlington
Wed Against Parents Objection.
Snocio1 RI Tiroec p n,1nIican

Burlington, April 2O.-In the dark
ened parlors of the Delano hotel in this
city, the marriage of Miss Genevivian
Hays eldest daughter of ex-Council-
man NJ. F. Hays. of this city, and Mr..
George Stivers, business manager, and
joint proprietor with his father. Thorn
as Stivars, of the Burlington Evening
Gazette, was solemnized at 1 o'clock
this (Friday) morning, by the Rev.
John l.. Sutherland, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church here. The young
couple stood alone, save for the pres
ence of Mr.. Bush Delano. the aged host
Of the hotel, and his night clerk, r. L.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
Old sibIey Resident Dead.

Specfa: 60 Times H=nubIican.
Sibley, April 20.-S. S. Van Norman,
who had been resident of Sibley for
a number of years. died on the 18th
inst, after lingering illness. lie was
about 80 years old and leaves three
daughters to mourn his loss. Funeral
services were conducted Tuesday after
noon from the M. e. church. and inter-
ment was made in the Sibley ceane-
terV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
INSANE OVER QUAKE
Learning of the Disaster in Former
Home DR.. Mary A. Breen is Said to
Be on Her Way to Fort Dodge With
Her Mind Gone as Result Of
Shock.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, April 2O.-The chief of
police of Omaha was in communication
with the chief in this city advising him
of the expected arrival of DR.. Mary A.
Breen, of San Francisco. who is en-
route here. The warning was given
that she is violently insane and caution
should be exercised to guard her close
~.
1t is supposed that she had learned Of
the catastrophe at home and the news
had unbalanced her mind. The police
here have been unable to learn of her
arrival or any trace of her, altho all
trains have been watched closely.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
Manchester Man Claims Land
Agents Conspired to De-
fraud Him
HE GOT MINNESOTA REALTY
Trades Good Business at Manchester
for Minnesota Farm, But NO"
Claims He Was Badly Che ated-Goes
Into Court With His Grievance
Other News.

Manchester. April 2O.-That it is not
good policy to put too much TAIN M
the confidence and promises of lana
agent is the firm conviction of AleXali-
der Born, of this city, who has just
filed suit in the district court alleglhs
that j. G.. Schaum, local real esuals
dealer, and Robert H. Purvis, VI
Crookston, Mimi, conspired together 10
cheat and defraud him of all his per-
sonal property.
Born is the proprietor of meat
market here and he claims that seVerai
months ago the real estate men ap-
preached him with a proposition y
trade his business and residence in this
city for farm of 100 acres located, a
they said, twenty five miles east o.
Crookston, MINI. The land was repre-
sented TO Born to be worth $50 an acre
and relying upon the statements MAUI
by Schaum and Purvis the trade was
made. Born was to receive clear u
tie to the land, with the exception OF
one mortgage for $3.50, which he agreed
TO assume. Some time after the ded
had been finally contaminated, Born
claims he received a deed to piece OF
land which he alleges is not the same
property he originally bought, and
which was encountered by three mort
cages which remained uncanceled. Ac-
cording to Born's allegations, the iana
is not worth more than $40 an acre ana
thai the title and description OF the
property conveyed to him was wllfully
changed by the real estate men.
After acquiring possession of Born's
meat market, Schaum sold the business
to the former owner. Oscar aockaday,
who was to nave taken possession May
LIST. Born asks the court in his petit
ton that the contract be Cancelled and
that a writ Of attachment be issued
against Schaum and Purvis. The
meat market business is valued at ST.
700.
Grand Jury Investigates.
The matter was brought to the at
tention of the grand jury, who rec
commended that requisition papers be
issued to bring Purvis back from
Crookston to answer to the charges
against him. County Attorney A. M
Cloud and Sheriff T. ]. Hennessey
made a trip to Minneapolis and laid
the case before the governor and attor-
ney general. Purvis agreeing to fur
nish bonds for his appearance in the
district court.
In the indictments returned by the
grand jury Schaum and Purvis are
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses and Charlie Hitchcock
formerly mayor of Crookston and q
former resident of this city, is charg-
ed with conspiracy, in the case.
The real estate men claim that Borr
never made trip to Minnesota to see
the land, and is simply relying or
statements made by rival land men
who stirred up the deal to injure then
business. They claim that Born re.
ceived deed to the property which hi
originally purchased and that they
have sufficient evidence to prove theil
innocence when the matter Games VI
for hearing in court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
Iowa at WASHINGTON.

Washington April 20.-Rural lette,
carriers appointed:
Iowa City-P. L. sutzer, carrier;
Roy d. Suffer, substitute.
Application to organize national bank
approved: First National bank OF
Preston, capital, $4,000. G. e. Bar
tholomew, president; A. L. Bartholo-
new, Hugh Jenkins, F. H. Rodewald
and A. Durant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
FIRE LOSS AT MASON CITY.
Hennery of William colIoton's Burns,
With Heavy Loss and No Insurance

with Heavy Loss and No Insurance.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, April 20.-Fire caused
several hundred dollars worth of dam
age here at o'clock this morning in
the burning of the hennery of William
Colloton. Five new incubators, five
brooders with their contents of eggs
and chicks, besides 500 other eggs for
which fancy prices were paid, went up
into smoke. The fire originated from
the heating apparatus of the brooders.
The family was not aware of the blaze
Till aroused by some laborers who were
'assing enroute to work When the
fire department arrived the place was
practically consumed. The loss will be
heavy, with no insurance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
srANHoPE MAY HAVE PAPER.
Business Men Are Subscribing Sun
For Purchase of Plant.

Jewell, April 20.-A movement is on
loot at Stanhope that may result in the
Stanhope Mail resuming publications
The business men of Stanhope are very
anxious that Stanhope have a paper,
but the former publisher, Ed John
son, felt unable to purchase a plant
after his losses in the last fire. Ac-
cordingly the citizens and business
men of the town are subscribing five
dollars each toward the purchase Of
4 plant, receiving credit for five years
paid up subscription in return. If a
sufficient number subscribe this
mount plant will be purchased and
the paper will resume publication.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20

Success has crowned our efforts of
untiring endeavor and we present to
the public with confidence never be-
fore held by any other medicine, Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. Mcbride & Will Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
TAKES HIS FIRST TRAIN RIDE.
Patrick Barnett, Of Walnut, Enjoy
Experience on 21st Rirthdav.

EXPERIENCE on list Birthday.
Walnut, April 20.-Patrfck Barnett, a
ytota sssIa ss.s-71lan who has resided at Walnut
for the past twenty-five years, or all
his life, took his first trip on the rail-
road on his twenty-first birthday. 1t
was only short trip, but he enjoyed
it immensely, after recovering from
his first fright of boarding train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
HARDY MooREHEAp DEAD.
He Was Veteran and an Old Monons
County Resident.

county ReStdent.
Special to Times
Onawa. April 20.-Monona county
has lost one of its oldest residents in
the death of Hardy Moorehead, who re-
sided in Franklin township. near On
ava. Mr.. Moorehead was born in Mer-
Ger county, ILL.,, April 1, 1888, and came
to Onawa in October, 1867. He enlisted
May %. 1861 at Peoria, I'LL. in Co. I
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-20
A Positive
CURE
EIy's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.

Is quickly Absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.
It cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. It cures Ca
tarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re.
stores the Senses OF
Taste and Smell. +
gists or by mail !; u y!
: Ely Brothers. "
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g. ourd)9ebronnt iporelt, murOen ac'
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Sobn" nit mclhem tic onlongtelt,
sur 3abluna bon 81 nno Soften per
urtbeilt IND nad) Dem Staotaei1ng-
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ten. Sic orei @urid)en lino: Sobn(.
@iaett, 10, Geo @iagS. 10. nno Sbo.
mas s. Heoroon, Il Sabre alt.
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Die llbr Der ermorbeten Slorence gl-
liion gcflrben, @or pier
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fonntc cr nit Dem T06rboot in gang
fllr5cr Belt nod Ehilooclpbio bin.
iibcr lCbcn, Cob Nobnion onr Gage
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tc3 QcmCiclL NOR. por i6on Dor meG
rcrer Sogen %IcltQeItcllt mo 0ud)
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Dem Q%citouO cr, in icncr @c9cn0 Sin.
brlth0icbltGhIc ncriibt SIT bobcn.
Sic NoIocuc llbr mor Gin @cidcnf
bonn Nruocr bc3 crnloroCtcn WtIo-
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lito, nod Nen %crleu olI@Qclicicrt
mcrNCn.
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The
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AND
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2O7 uno POO NorSzG ctr.
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llcll onNcblId am ~. Sonuor 1905
erfol9tcn Nngriii elm. Gr bcbollptet.
ooB Die @cflnDten an Dem genunntcn
Gage Acipoltiam IN iein Neiibtbum,
Nr. 1898, Milton Apenue, cinoc4
oriln9cn Icicn mnb ueriud)t boben, &C.
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Or Scucrm brmunu ~,
il or6cn. - Sobn u. Wc&Cu, c6rs
molS Sicutcunlt Der SpriBcn . Com;
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bot lid) Der Mnanbc Der Ncr5te 5uiolat
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Tna Wrttcr.
ben.

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III, ,d,5urs uua rSaI;hcs Nc,heur

Gin idJ0ncs mnO niiklidlcs 8cIdent
fir Y~useb0rige III iiamsr cine lebens.
arofe photographic oocr cine limit.
lcrii6 upllcnocte Gopie clues altcn
@iloes in Grabon, @aHcriarbc, Del
ober Yaitea. Die idD0nitcn Gabinct.
bilSer nir 81 pro 9ntcno.
Sulina 6ebbel, beutiher Eboto9rapb.
321 Woro-8 ah. Strake.
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Spe,ialz . D. Cfierte.

10 9. d s., StampS nit elmer
&annc SpinGt, Toe.
10 3. d s., StnmpS nit ciuem
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8clbicnSnngen nad) SemtIdlano tnS
Scltrcidl

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9erington.S Ctr. 3immer Scr. 3.
U80) !,
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Shiffsfartcn bun NIB nad ScufldD.
limb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
lite $40 mto $3.50; 9remen-9ol.
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ligcrcm Nreiic. Sbco. s. 9iemer 4
Gp., 3imner Nr. 3, ia SIt.9ering.
ton.Str. (323)
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Q(rt6mr ~. Mobiun,

VI. 1T. Dh'Batttuipre.etraRe.
YaHaee . WotariatS 0elowedIeI.
Warean. Sdiffsfarten fir oae
9ampfer.0inien. 8esiepdife, NeAiel.
@elome&iel un6 @doienounl en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
Sbalia MauncrdJur,
Narrcniibun0
Sonutas, Den I. Tcbrn0r,
in Der Wcrmonia. MGnncrdDurs Snllc
WOrrcniibnnN

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PAM, meldJcr ais 9teitor Der hlcligcil
Gngros Guemunarenb0n0lcr be
trohtet miro, licNt III tritiId)cm 3n'
ltonoe in icincr @nbnunN, Ar. 1902.
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$. aroit bat gelteru orrd bic An'
molte @ono mn @nilon uncommon
Tleos @crid)t cine SdoOenerIottlo'
&c gegcn George i. 9lldbol5 ipegel,
H%erleblnn0en onbGn9ig 0enlud)t, Ole
ibr If Sabre alter Sobn Surolo Y.
ailner am %. Te5ember 1908 on1cb-
lid onolrd) c~rIitt, bob boS Nlltomo.
bill 0cS Nrll. 9ldbol6, ooH bon Sor-
pep 0pro, cincm OtinOeriGbriaclL
obne SiccnS aelenft iuuroc ulo obnc
Sidt mor, gcgcn Den anoben ronnltc
ul6 beniclbcn ihuer pcrlebtc.
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GbonQcliit setter Miro
beutc Nbeno nm 8 llbr in Der Grna.
FUELS. Gopclc an Miltons, nabc Su-
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aud lit fir Gin iouitigc8 WilIiif. lSro.
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nieoer. Ir. gSiiuomo crIitt bel Dem
llniane zinc Sdulterpcrrcntlmg mo
ieinc Satin trug cine lAlinune Ser.
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cine iold)c an &opic.
Ger Nr5t unb icinc Watti1h ioipic
elm Sreuno ocrlclbcn ans 9tep 2orf.
elm Sr. Curtis, ionic Der Gbouilell
bcionoeu lid einiaeIteilcn anbcrbulb
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ren itcilen Sii9el bi1ouiiubr, gobci
ole @rcnIien nod lno ooS Nllto 9ina
pieoer riidpGrts ocn @ilgcl binob,
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9lutos lurrbe oui Die StroBe gc'
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mo Der ebnuiieur obue &erlebungel
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nnb oeiien Satin untcr onS @et
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lebunecn erlitten.
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ans aorbulls, 9Gnpmort, eineelauie.
iien Iepeide lit Der OGnild)e 0anpicl
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huns bel SIetterboae, II Meilen DIT
lid bon oieiem Flab, migelauiel
mar, ilott genioht moroen mo lnllgtt
seitern in anrbums an.
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WIacr'o, Wruaoiuau. Warft.

Witllcr'@, VrDa0iunlj- Wnrft.
NeiniteS %gcrGmdrrtes Minoflciid)
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no nno 110R. 2S,3O,3,l740,D
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8rOHcr Wasfenball ocS uYalti.
more VaNcrn. 0rrriuS" am WUutaA
Den %. Sauuar 1906, in Der p@er.
mania WGnncrdDOr Safe" II mcrtb.
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StaSt Baltimore.
uNOtbe Sn0"
"0eut(Gen Go,re(ponoent''

fir 1906 lit MN bcreit nno luiro bnrd)
bic SrGacr in Baltimore abaclicfert,
ocn Snbicribcntcn MukcrbaIb Der
Staot Ourd Die FOit 5uacianSt ,uers
hru
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icr3 @ebmrtStog i
@oibington

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= Baron Sped bon Stcrlbura, Der
beiltlde 9otihoitcr, CAB beute Abclo
ben Mit1lic0crn Der @elonotihoit
mo einigcn cingclnoeneu oelltiheil
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|ontett in Gbren ocs oemiihcn &ol.
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