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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08
ACTIVE BONDS AND. CURB STOCKS

ACTIVE BONDS AND Cuhb STOCKS.
Quotations to p.m.,s March s.
Oregon Short Line. 961a.
Japanese lists 10Oas.
japanese 2ds. 10o1k, 100.
Japanese 41as. 91M. 91A, 919s.
japanese second As. 901a. 90A.
B. r. T. As, 94%, a4h, 94A, s4R.
A. T 4s, q, IeM:
Reading As, 1904, looas. 1oo1a. 1ooas, 1ooh.
Baltimore Raas,nnn q s ,aa,2 2hio sMs i5sn %.
Chicago Burlington & quincy, e9M, es&,
United States Steel IS, ssA, esH, ssA, ess,
Baltimore ohio IS. 1o4 bid, 1o4h asked
Boston Copper. q V.
Bfae Biaek segRsr Mountain . 49, s. bid, II asked.
Union Pacific 70, 7gA.g
Rock Island 4s, 90 SYE, 30
Rock Islan1 5s. 80 asked.
Th0e I'm Can naea common n s ' 6id I sA asked ASKED
Tin Can preferred. 81 bid. se71a asked.
Granny 12h bic bid (, Tx TX ssssd. sssg
intsrnoroggn. nraas uo - ia e 3D. 2zs1s asked.
&. North Butte 71s9 Bid, soy asked
East Butte, 10 bid, 10A asked.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, March s.-con-
soils for money, 90ta; consols for account, 90A
ferred, .ra 1o5A Baltimore % { Ohio, i1s; Canadian
Pacific sS Ohio Ss Gneags
Ri Rio fas Grande Dsnver Be set RIO erande sssr
ferred ao Erie, 4s Erie o first 1,,na, preferred 1:
| trail, 172A; Louisville & Nashville, 1909; Mis-
scuri, Kansas & Texas. 35h New York Cen
trail $50; Norfolk & Western, 80; Norfolk s
5oN Pennsylvania, Il Rand Mines. 5ss
Reading, 65h; Reading first preferred. Al
Reading second preferred. 80; Southern Railway
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08
KANSAS c1rY LIVESTOCK, March s.-cattle

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, March S.-Catt1e
Receipts, 5000. including 800 southerns; mar
ket steady; native steers. $4@6; southern steers.
So 35O@4.90 southern cows, $2.25@3.s5; native
cows and heifers. $225@5.10:. stockers and
western fed steers, $3.5065.50: western fed
cows. 81 ;5o@4.5o. Hogs.Reeeipts; 900; ma mar.
heavy. $6.15@6.2O: packers. $6.1O@6.17h: pigs
and lights $5.5O@6.10. Sheep--Receipts 5000;
market steady: muttons. $4.75@59o; lambs
$4.25@5.45
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, March s-cattle
ies's Sales: ss sso lbs $685. 70, 25s TBS, seos: 81
beeves. 1,21o lbs, s4.eo: 1e beeves. 1870 lbs,
$5. 10: 15, 1,41O lbs, $3.50; 10 cows and heifers
$50 lbs $3; IL cows and heifers. 9sI lbs, Sc. 80
12 cows and heifers. 1000 lbs. $4.95: q stockers
and feeders 760 lbs. s3.15: 1S stockers ant
feeders 80 lbs $3.75: 81 stockers and feeders
9ss lbs $4.i0; 10 calves and yearlings $40 lbs
SO; 10 calves and yearlings. $50 lbs, $3.50; Il
calves and yearlings. $40 lbs, 81. Sheep-Re
ceipts, 200; market steady.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08

NEW YORK OIL, March s.-Petroleum.
steady; refined, all ports $7.55@7 go.
NEW YORK METALS, March s.-Lead ant
copper steady and unchanged.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08

CHICAGO, COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS,
March Mars g., sLRye, cash, e2@e4e; May. eo1sc.
$1.06; May. $1.12.; Timothy March, $500.
Glover, cash, $13.s5. Barley, cash, 37@53c
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March s.-Wheat nomi-
SID; July, 6s 5ssd. Corn, spot, steady; Anleri-
can mixed, new, As I'd; American mixed, old,
IS I'D; futures steady; March, As I'D; May,
As 17kd. .-, - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The following are the receipts and shipments
ut the principal primary wheat markets.: =
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08

WINNIPEG GRAIN, March s.-March opened
at 72Ac and closed at 7sc;, May at 74Ac, closed
at 74esc; July at 75Ac, closed at 76bc. Cash
7o1ac; No. northern, soc; No: 2 white oats,
3O%c; No. 3 barley, 37Ac; No. fax, $1.O6.
Receipts: Wheat, 102 cars; last year, 113;
[ for week. $40; last year. 592. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-08

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, March s-Close:
yWVhe Wheat, dull and unchanged; May, 72c; July,
70&c;- September, 7ohc; cash No. 2 hard, ,74@
S3@S7c: Corn, steady to higher; May, 3sAc
July, 39asc; cash No: mixed, 3sA @3s1ac;
No. 2 white, 39A @391ac; No. 8, 80 @39He. -
Arizona republican., 1906-12-23

Fur neckwear and ostrich boas at prices that will prove to you that GOLDWATERS' is the place to buy them.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-23
Holiday Hdndkerchiefs

IF WE SHOULD TRY TO TELL ABOUT THE DIFFERENT LINES OF KERcHIEFs WE WOULD DO IT, WE HAVE KERcHIEFs IN A NEAT DREN, AT BOX. WOULD MAKE A LONG STORY ANYTHING YOU WANT YOU HAND EMBROIDERED, GERMAN AND FRENCH NOVELTIES EACH PLENTY THE LESS EXPENSIVE oUARTERs-PtAN, HEMsTITcHED, CORDED, CROSS HEM sTITcHED-Ws HAVE THEM
 121-2c. to $1.OO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
Den fpiritiltiife petrine,

$ MaIboua I Tonmarf tribes Spi
ritismen isoanerfet, og en- ipiritiitif
aiitb Der | Gtooen er | oisfe Gagl
Doerit itolt al De Geiultater, iou
Seancerne Dor BAIT. 4
Sor ct 9ar RaaneSer fiben bal
remlig ifeIgc BART WsationnItio.
ingen rinesre END Senrit Sbfer
oaberbnret FIG. en- Gemertitsbcrs
Suitru Netrine bar Reoimn; bur
faa ba plu6idig Den fore Gigter Fol
fig. Sln blep forbauiet; men Den
Ffeoe oog intel ierIigt oenue Gang
Wen rogle Iftener ienere, ba Stub
ben otter bcIbt MeSe, bar bun iaier
gseotum; Ga utfte Sbien fig pnanr
% forIanste MI, at bun Tribe oiete
iiror begpnote bun, Der aIouia fsr
bar rirnet en- Clinic, at bigte, og Il
@ar Sefitnoer efter ftoo Der ct fire.
Inlet rtnret digit paa Taptret.
Sra bet RiebIif bar 6en lille alut
boI& Sceance efter Sceance, bbor
Rabnm Grberien bar oRret Meoirnu
% bar ffrenet | ct pGf / iarnne iTfer.
otge Sempo. ReuItatet al benSes
oe S6iens fGIes SLID er foralebig to
Sfuepil: ~Min fore grober" oa
~Ge oube Ieie", en- ,rtroIig 8unfe
gers, og ct digit I Gmag msb "Eerie
8ifer1~ paa 1874 @ers.
8etrtne Gn6erien bar, iom ale
inafalbte f%piritiftiife ReSisr, ftore.
opbe, noget Haffenoe Zine, ser Be.
berifer @nfigtst. Sum taller breoi
ipoif % gisr life Snbtrpf af at be.
iiboe mere ~Snteltgens enb benoes
StanosfpILer. sun er 26 @ar
% iortRuer, at bun iiben lit Toe
9lnr bar bpret fpiritiittif Reoiirm oe
meget let fuIoer | Trauee. Senoes
8remme gaar I Spfplbelie, og bun
bar ofte Gnberbaripeer, fort9uer
bum. Ga Senrif Sbien loo benoe
forftaa, at ban hiIbe BRUCE ber6e iom
@ebium, iprpgte bun: Soorfor, og
Der blep fooret: ~NseIIem Rorees
beie SieIbe bar reg ibgt; men iugen
bar ieg funoet".
gu bar 9tgteren aItina funbet ben
ien'tble Betrtne, og 9litbben benter
itaois | SpGnSin9 poa npe poetiff.
i1iritiitiIfe @abenbarin9er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
Uobels Sreospris.

S Sc ibenffe Greosbenners Organ,
"Sreosfanen", meboeles BET, at en-
8ruppe ipenife RigsoagsmGno me0
Sop. @aorinifp / Spioian bar bragt
9arifen Sreberif 8aier og BEN ioen'
tie Sreosnen g. g.. l~rnoIOion iGor,
iibes / Sopilag til @obeI-Sreospriien.
Genne uoSeIes iom befierNt Of ct
SemRanSsuooaEg, Der er odlgt of Def
norife Stortbin9; 8remiens Stsr'
rsIi e er ca. LAC 5000 Groner.
$r. @aier, Der ourtaIes / BET fnen'
tie 9lob ioan Sen "fipre banIte Ben,
oil fsrit | Sagene fortb for Gen 10oe
December - Iarsoagen for NobeIs
Dsb - erfare &eiultotet al llooal'
gets SpsroeieIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

Radr Wdffinen er | gfrfIombeb. Ia,
ger BEN iig prngtig ITO. arbeiSern,
err sanife inoeiluttebe / BET trtts
@niitregn bsorfor BET er nsopenoiq,
at beifptte Sem neb Sfinrme.
Sna interesiaHt be peo beune Me,
toSe p1iilSne Meiiiltnter emo er. bor
man bog life filot tiIfreSgftiuenoe
funnel forflare fig Nrocesien. ssro
ferit al troe6e man, at BEN peo o,rf.
tens Sriftion banneSe @arme brogte
StaaIet til at imeIte pan SnitEaber.
ne, uben at besge be fate 2esemer
tom ! gersrins meb binanoen. &c.
mere bar man tGnft itg, at 9rocesiel
cgfaa mulisens LOB fig forflare pan
anben Maabe, nemIis Tom ct alag
fVnomen. Oct bIeoe Ssern ifuIoe
rirfe pan bet baarbe StnaI poa lam.
ME Maaoe iom en- SneboIS, Der meS
flor Surtisbeo bIir faItet MOB en-
TinSusrube. 9an Gruito of @niit.
regnen, iom iprroer no til ale Siber,
er bet imiSIertio meget ponifeIigt at
iagttase, 9pao Der egerttIis eadr for
iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
StrsbemGrfninger.

@e0 Saufas Experimentation
er Here Relfenaifiner tagne / 8rlrg
for al fiUoe no, ON nogeii al Dem er
al prattiit 9tptte. @i badber at faa
en- i~aubfGnoig 9erctrdng on uafal-
set, euten De FOREIGNER Ros eIler
Gu0eI. Ger fu6eS life BEN Raifins
| belle gerSeu ser biI6e bore mere
bcIfoumcr, iorfremt ben bar otrfeIig
goo ce bruBbnr,
- Jor at "nfiiue" Ell IgItefo be-
bsp& blot at Iooe roget al Melfen
bare igien | gDerrt bier Gang, ben
mGfe8, 90 iGrai0i8t imsre 0Ueret
meo 8rfelmttt, bport er HarSet
aamfcr; oen oiI ga ON nogIe 9aac
opbsre at gipe 9eIf. Sois Der ir6er.
pi0ere iIutteS meS at mgIfe, er Der
flor Tore for, at ser inbtrGbcr @erf
% iorrc Smerter.
0nar en- So life pao IGngerc
Si6 fan faces SrR9tiq, er aariageT
BELT 6en, at Seu er for feS; bpis oette
fife cr 3iIfpIOc, ga er oct boot at fe'
Be Oen op til Slogt. grfartug bar
IGrt, Of Set iirIoeu iuarer fig at isgs
&nao hos en- GurIGse, set tiufoe ha
bore, 6UtS oct giGLber ct ooeror6eut.
Ii8t foltbart 8ocebpr.
- &oi$ oct or mltIigt 0o tnoret
set ioaIeSeS meo 81 eSotugen fra 6ies
"a SuI6, at @isSidn FRA be9ge
Steoer blanoc$. 9ette oil fouebpg.
&c at StaIogiGoieIen oil brpuOe, ION
Sen eIers girr, naar oen Iigger ale
ne. % 6eroe0 miiter i'm &rait. Oct
beSite of alt er DOG at Seu fsres no
paa gtger % eng inoreit miIigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
preetie 1niietsfarpe.
Game paa femti fer uS ipm iertert

On Game | gsafboiIle fanbt geien
at forIfisnne fin aluiigtsforpe itSen
auIigtsiminfer.
"Ssr ieg begpuSte meb grr9et al
Grape Nuts," Itrtper BUN, bar leg
o~perbeniit orL at ieg life funbe leoe
l9nge. Seq bar ipg belle SiSen'
Sierteips0om Rprerne aloorltg an
grebue, 9ieipnet baarIigt, 2itsteimt'
fen bar borte % SsrieleR rrtege'
boarlig.
0in SamiIie troeSe ieg bapoe ga
teriot % flube life bIipe friif, os iet
ipiite INN Grape Gltts, forbi ie8 ioi
bebre eftcrpaa = Srsmte life, it
fuuoe bGipe aISeIes fritz, baooe lutte
al @eOicin pg gioet op Saabet.
Otter at BABE Tagt itb en- itor Sim
Senge ce oRret UNDER De beoIte S1
ger / ire Ior uoeu 2inorit9, be
spnSte ies at iptie Grape GittS TT
@ouse ON Sogen % er M Juno ion
en- Collar, bar iuIofommen SelbreS
er femti Gor aoumel 90 min Inltets
farpe er beSre enc iontn1e niger II
gor.
Seq bar oIorig S~ooeSptne, Her
oerne err iterFe, Spuet meget. forbe
BRET, lea bebGpcr life Srtller, Siert
% Rprer t iuISfcmmen StanS.
Ceres Grape 9htts olene belbreSe
mig og ieg fan life ftnoe Sro I'll a
ubtrpffe min S~afremmelisbeo I'll Bo
itum 60. Sea bur f~ortaIt SutoreSe
az SoIt boa6 htrereoe nti8. Vet pa
bare gtao, iOm leg frinSe foroste."
Ser err en- @runS". gsapnet opgl
oes Of gnihnm 60, Battle ereei
Mih.
ShrnSom ~forbuuier BET 6of boa
Sfuoe aicres of upasienoe gsas
naar man life oeo beore Maaoe. Y
SorunSring til Grape gsrts 6ortal
Ter mart Sitorien. SGS ben b
fieuote lille 9oa, The &oab to @eI
pilsa", ! bier Eaffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
ia rt.tstt ns Bunsts.
Esssstsst Il en- srafta 5arusl
San fore srecr OmpIantes?

Oct i~rtotrPffer life iaa iieIben. at
ct beiIigt SrG, Oct pnre | Sanen eaer
@Gnr6srrurret, ftoar poa ct u6eIbint
Steo, men at oct blep forient at fIpt.
ie Oct, meSerts oct bor Iioet, og at oct
lar .t,oret fig iao itort og tnrgt, at
mar bar gtoet op Eaufen DIN Clint.
ring. gefa:Ser Greet FIG boa Cd me.
net lem 9IcSs, ha er Der ingen an.
ben llh1ei erS at bitsge Oct uea Or
bet ct soSt 5rrgttre eIer ct oaffert
Sfrggetre bet gieloer, Sa bill man
fife mite oct for mango genge.
Ri fan pi meo Erpgbeo iise, at
BET spot err mitligt at fptte euer ON.
plante ganffc ftore Greer, uaar Der
grtbes an berupeo poa rette Waaoe.
% oct er bette, 81 pI iege at iorflor..
ioa ertbber SarHer, Der er foripnet
meS De uIminSeIigite ReSIfober, fan
- be6 at fna fig Iibt SieIp - ietu
rSfere Bette arbeioe. Gette er netop
BEN rette garsti0 til at bebun6Ie oen.
ne Gag; tbt BET er blot noget tent
boa Soften, efter a. ~tenneltg baaro
Sroit bar irbfunoet fig at ben 9Ia.,
fan anoeHbes, iom Der ifal beIfrioes.
Oct er 10 Hart, at oes itsrre Greet
er, 6esmere Ir6et6e oil oct fofie, %
ole ReSifaber mao ba bore iaa meget
Itbrre og itRrfere. 9e fIefte Srper
bpis Gtannle bar en- Spffelie at 6
Srnmer, bar eierne en- betpoelig
Ssibe. og RpSberrs itaar alminbeIig
I ct IigeIigt SorboD til &ronen.
Or Sroneu itor meo tpffe Gre.
ne, ba ntoa Der tages en- 6pgtf8
flor Slump SorO meb, bbis life Sob
bprter ifol beitabiges. 9egpno Der.
for en- to SOB fra Starrrreu 90 gisr
en- cirfeIformig @rsft runbt Srnet,
oDbt rof til at fouune urber Tso'
bernie. 8refter maa bore iaa breo,
at Der fam orbetoes uuoer erect, iaa
BET itoor igien bare poa en- Itoen
SorSbont. $pis oct frpier baarot
en- 10 til ire Ratter, iaa er belle Soro.
flrBpeu faIt og baaro iom en- Sten
% fan bebnnbIes iom iaooan uSer
mirbite Sdre for &obiGtemet. ght
Itaar Oct bare igien OF l6fte 8lirntpeu
pua en- Sloooe eIler en- LAB 8ogr. Or
BEN meqet ting, mao Der bruges
Gang og SofteI ia fatrife euoog 9on.
fraf. Gaa bet Steo, tporben Greet
ffnI Fpttes, ber SuIlet ppre graoet
fprSigt ioa bet fan ipttes neb bert
itrur. Sullet moo graDes roget iter'
re oq Spbsre eno netop NOT til ct
rlImme S5orSfIumpen uteo &6ooerre
/, fiji oct er guouItg at frFff ghtlo.
ior6 iom life er froSien, ftu7rpeS goot
% foIt omfring Ben iroSrs SLUMP.
Oct ErG, iom man agtpr at flptte
paa Senne Waabe, buroe beifj9res
itGr5t Somneren forlto; fbi | bee.
its 6aIS hi fere af sc it6rre TpbSer
Iibe SfS6e, % Seufor maa &roneu
tnSfrGufeS I famine Gorbol0 iom
8gboerne er offtrmpeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

ftoa, til @aotinen begpnoer at itip.
ne, 90 bar man ocri 2 gIppeliiner, op.
ifdarst | fmaa SirTairter, 2 Bananas,
u gunb Sieensr, "a @aiub Dabler,
" aop @alnsofierner, iom altiaan.
men er ffaoret flint, - iarnt en- Gan"
meb pineapple. Man bar bet op |
en- Gorm, bpeIoer ben no mar ben ifal
fpAes cp bdr oiipet Tsoe til ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
thanksgiving Salat.

"gauneS" Giparges ifiGres op !
tomueiange Stpffer, iOet man er
iouiigtia, ian man tn9er bare nreo
BEN 9eI al StiIfen ion er msr, Ser.
meS bIaroer man ourtrent inIrme
SortpIb al bGffet Selleri iant en-
Sop inifaaren Salat, to bnorStoate
seq, opitaaret | Serninger % ncgle
aupers. Raar bate er blanbet goot
Iammen, bar man bare ina meget
bpiS Wopomaiie ooer, at oct blir
gieuremfugtet % Irgger iaa en- Spi'
ieife Of bette op | SaIGtbIaSe, iom er
Iaat perrt uSooer Ell Iioen SdIat!Sol'
Ierten - iaa Ser hir en- Sallerfeh
til bper 9erlcn-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
Slanfsainina.anaer

20 sGg biipes goot, irsres en- Sop
bnibt og brirnt Sirffer, (SuInoelen al
bber) iom er Honoet i%ornlerL en- Ii-
Den aIpbe S1lt, 2 I6eitsr ganiIic,
A Spiieffeer iigtet gseI, % en- Sop
8alnGbfiernsr, iom er maIet I en-
aisofpern. Get IGgges iom imaa
SLATER | peIimurte Hanoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
SnTRt OF Aiehhrnet
Etlisrtt n sz gTaihR eusnssss
s6aRfsaiUiEa gaSSins.

en- Dor Gelatin begSes op | Iiot
tol6t 8anS % itaor ct aparters SiS,
iaa bRIOer man uof togenbe @anS
/, iaa @eIutinen Hiper nIbaes opIsit.
Gerpaa irgres SGften Of en- Gitron
% en- Sop Gutter. gann Iaber Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

SfrrSoerra: Seq rpffer aISris en-
Gentleman for grnge."
aliroen: ~Daen bpis ban mt ifft
betaIer?~
SfrRooeren: go, beriom ban
life bctaler inoen en- rimeIig Sio, iac
forftnnr ieg, at ban insen Gentleman
er 90 oa ienber ies Mesningsbu.
oct til baru."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

5seitIseassteseu er en pofler, Iiben Scs. On
ausreSe tuoffrepet asre seaoue ben. Ianae tut ior
ben 90 'DeeerabS80ee tom r en- seltommen eira
| porf 0us. eiseIebes .Deb arneH~ HeO fine tutsp
tsiauir Gertanmser.
Bars ellen, Gorbpro. @is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

Sben. IS Sprfiet fer en- ing Rig(
aIbrig fin 8rubgom, for bum er gift"
gertba: Gent, iaa fomiff! 90
her fer bum bam nPiten alorig efter.
paa."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-12
SOME CORN RECORDS.
One Field Yields 112 Bushels Per Acre
Stalks With Four Ears.

One Field Yields 112 Bushels Per Acre
Stalks With Four Ears.
Mr.. G.. H. Hicks, who resides on the
j. n. Montgomery farm seven miles
northeast of this city, in Taylor town
ship, reports an extraordinary yield Of
corn. Mr.. Hicks has harvested one
field OF. thirteen acres, eight acres of
which he husked, and five of which he
cut. From the eight acres he picked
900 bushels Of corn, an average of 112
bushels per acre. The five acres that
he cut was equally good if not better,
and the quality could not be surpass-
ed. The seed from which the corn was
grown was Reeds Yellow Dent. There
was not nubbin or a moldy ear in the
entire field.
Mr.. John Benson, who resides one
and one-half miles from Dillon,
brought to the city Saturday stalk Of
corn from his field that contained four
perfect ears. He says that three ears
to the stalk are not uncommon in the
field, which will yield from sixty 10
seventyfive bushels per acre. Tie
corn was grown from Yellow Dent seed,
saved from his own fields from year to
year during the past fifteen years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-12

IS set for 1880 this evening in Justice
Clarks court.
Harry Harvey. arrested Saturday
night on 4 charge of assault and bat
terry, preferred by Nose" Lacy, a we'll
known farmer from Monnger's, plead
ed guilty 10 the charge in the mayor 3
court this morning. The court imposed
a fine of 500 and costs or thirty days
in Jail, and Harvey chose the latter.
Lacy says there was no trouble be-
tween him and Harvey, and that the
latter hit him without warming An
ugly wound on the head compelled
Lacy to seek medical attention. The
wound looks as tho it had been made
by something harder than mans fist.
Mamie Cunningham, a buxom color
ed lass from Newton, was arrested on
a charge of disorderly conduct Sunday
night, and paid a fine Of IS and
costs this morning. The mayor gave
the woman until evening to leave town.
George Howe, sos East Main street,
charged with intoxication, pleaded
guilty and paid the costs. as did also
John Murphy and w. G. Swift.
Michael Healion, an old man recent
ly discharged from the Soldiers Home,
was before the mayor Saturday, charg-
ed with intoxication. Healion was re-
leased from Jail Saturday afternoon
and placed on the evening train FOR
Mason City. where he had intended go
ing upon his discharge from the Home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-12
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Annual Observance Of Worlds Y. M. C,
A. This Week,

Sunday began the annual observance
of the week of prayer for young men.
as observed thruout the world by the
Y. NJ. c. A Services will be held in
the local association each day, and on
Saturday special conference will be
enjoyed. to be addressed by Fred S.
Goodman, of New York, who is asso-
ciated With Fred B. Smith in the re-
ligious work department of the inter-
national committee. Mr.. Goodman has
been to Salt Lake City and Denver
holding similar conferences.
The conference here will be held at
5 o'clock Saturday afternoon, in charge
of the associations religious work de-
partment. of which DR.. George f..
Wanberg is chairman. Supper will be
served at $50, and after supper Mr..
Goodman will address those present on
The Associations Opportunity for Re-
ligious Work"
Mr.. Goodman will also conduct the
mems meeting on the following Sunday
afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-12
BACK TO OLD PRISON.
MarshalItown Veterans Will View
Scenes of Torture hy Rebels.

NinTSudIikOWu Veterans WIN view
Scenes Of Torture by Rebels.
W. b. Beeson, Cloud H. Brock, R. B
Wallace and ]. S. Mcneil left Sunday
night for the southern battlefields,
where they will be in attendance at the
dedications of the Iowa monuments
at Vicksburg, Andersonville, Chicka-
manga and Shiloh. The trip is Of es-
pecial interest to Messrs. Beeson and
Brock, especially the Andersonville
dedication, as they were both prisoners
in the famous rebel hell, during their
service.
wills Beeson, Cloud Brock and M.
v. B. Evans, the latter of Beaman, all
members Of Company /, Eighth Iowa
cavalry, Capt. Elliott Shurtz's COM
pany, were captured by the rebels at
Newman, Ka.. on July 80, 1864. Evans
and Brock never saw the union lines
again until the following March, and
Mr.. Beeson was exchanged after four
and one-half months in prison. Nat
urally the dedication of the monument
of sorrow, at Andersonville will be
filled with much interest to them.
c. M. Norton, of this city, probably
saw more of the Andersonville prison
life than any other veteran living here.
He was in the prison twenty three
months, and was nothing more than a
living skeleton when discharged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-12
TriJked by Dyspepsia
The Doctor Couldn't Tell Where the
Trouble Lay.

'For the past seven years I have
been victim OF dyspepsia and chronic
constipation and have consulted the
mo- noted specialists to be found on
diseases of this character. None, how
ever, seemed to locate the difficulty or
give relief. In addition to this medical
treatment, / have resorted to the use
of many remedies and have given them
faithful trial, but all to no purpose.
Upon the recommendation of a close
friend I purchased a soc package of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and in less
than five days noticed that I was re-
ceiving more benefit than from any
remedy had used before. continued
to use the tablets after each meal for
one month and by that time my stom-
ach was in a healthy condition, capable
of digesting anything which my in
creasing appetite demanded.
1 have not experienced any return
of my former trouble. tho three months
have elapsed since taking your rem
edy"
we wish that you could see with
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supplying the fluids which they lack
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-12
M'MAHoN.coNkLlNe WEDDING.
n. r. Mcmahon and Mrs. Mary conk.
ling Married Sunday Evening.


A wedding in which large circle of
friends of both the bride and groom are
interested was celebrated Sunday
evening. the parties to the marriage
being Mrs. Mary Conkling and Mr..
Hiram R. Mcmahon. The ceremony
was quietly performed at the residence
of the officiating clergyman, Rev. p. F.
Nell, 901 Arson street, Mrs. Nell and
the bride having been intimate friends
for a number of years. The Nell home
was beautifully decorated with flowers
as compliment to the bride.
Mrs. Conkling has gained Il wide ac-
quaintance and many friends because
Of her long and faithful service as
night operator for the Marshall Tele-
phone Company. She has been most
efficient and accommodating in her
work. Mr.. Mcmahon is well known,
having been engaged in the real estate
and insurance business in this city
for a number of years, and being
prominent in the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcmahon will reside in
the Mcmahon home, No. 41S North
Fourth street.