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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-07-11

no not trespzss In Canieuiocus Park.
~ demand protection TO life and property
from ths county OF Hancock. the state ~
Maine, end tes Uuit~S States OF America
Many q. FxErx AusrIr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

Auf sinsm Strsiifuno BON 6,OOO.s
600 oosr msbr. bsrsiist f9 laut Der
lsbtsn Roblen.8 @ usrti9aftsn=4 Onpens
tim bic rationale @spertidaft Dor, um
ben bsi6lOHsnsn Strsil I'm Ipril our9.
sufibrsn.
@is melt bisfs feds WiliOnsn rsiden
tuerosn, rusnn ss gilt 400. 600 aus.
ffduot9e uno bersn 5amilien gu unters
fiisen, bic In ben Streit inbolpirt fem
psrosn, it cine isbr sinfads &ednuna.
eOlts Der Strsif 20 Sage oarsrti uno
iebsr ausfdnoise 90 Gents tdelid bon
benz Strsiifuno srbnltsn, 10 tptiroe am
81. Sase Der san3e WilionenidaB auf.
ssbrau9t isin. Snbei inb aber NOD
ni9t oisie Rsiiefpeien Der Streitleitsr
oosr ionfiss r%nfofsn mitsinesrs6nst.
aubsr bisisr Summs BON So. 600. 600
nbsr, bic nnesbli9 in Der StreittaHe
isin psrosn, biben bic 400, 600 Gus.
fdnoissn our6 2~obnberluf ~tosniefsns
$18, 600. 600 in bieisn 20 Saeen Elm.
Werfen mir nun oieie Summe In
sinsn 2aftsn. 10 III Elm 0srm6sen bon
s24, 900, 600 %porbanbsn, tpel9ss isoen.
fals in bsrninFtiesrer 99siie angetpen.
bet peroen tann als in einem Streit
bon ungswifsm aussan9s, bel benz
nur GENTLE Sraftler s~suinnsn, Der'
pIenpsrt 3u tusrbstt.
9isie $24, 600, 600 als @runotapis
tai FIR cine Snbalibsn. uno Sterbs-
fahe 3insbringsnt an9elsgt uno our9
Sabresbeitrdse ffetig erb6bt. wtirbe in
tuenieen Sabrer. tuentl sbrlia bertual'
tet, ben 9rubsnarbeitsrn elm fi9erer
S9ub ftir 6srannnbsnbes Mlter, Ar'
bsitslOfgteit uno 4rantbsit iein.
SelbR cine sebnprossntise 2o6ner'
bbbun9 bur9 sinen Streit er3isIt wire
taum, uenn man ben Dsrluff Der "a
Rilicnen In 8stradt siebt. sinen mems
r%enspsrtbsn BortbeiI fur bic 3Oblsn-
erdbsr %brinesn, pdbrenb cine @inri4.
tung, ME bic Obensrwdbnte. alio cine
@rubsnnrbsitsrs 9 rH9srune, cine I'm.
i9dbbars @Obltbat isin utiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Sartbolo'S groBe 8eoe.
(Sdlus.)

Wie es m6sli8 1T. ansef4ts bes
fnF sinfimmisen 3eusnifes Der 2om.
Manicure uno Off3iere Der Yereini9isn
Staten Nrmee iber bic naGt6eiligsn
unb bsmpralifrenoen 5olsen Der ab-
f6afung Der 2antins. fd nod INNER
Der @isoereinfhbruns berieIben 3i nj.
bsrisben, sebt iber mein @erfdnonib.
2aferb6blsn finb ME bi. pilae in Der
0n&bari9aft Der Wilitdrlager auf9e=
i9ofsn uno bout tpiro benz Suloaten
bic fdls9tsfe Sorte S9naps bor9es
felt, tpdbrsnb sr in Der 2antine nit
sinsm @Iaie Bisr 3ufrieoen 9swsisn
tu6re.
Sn bisisn Spelunten .ma9t er f9
init Der berrorfsnfsn 9lafe bon Dir
rlsr esmsin uno bic Golse bapon III
cine sri&rsdsnos germebrung Der Sob
nsnfu9t, Ger 9riessgeri&te uno IN.
fauberer 2~ranf5eiten, 2oderunq Der
9iscipIin uno tbrpsrli6sr unb ssifissr
0erfal Der SoIbatsn.
Die Bspsiis hisrfir inb aetsnmdbig
fefgefteIt unb In einsni 8anbs bon
fber 500 Ssiten i'm 6aus.9 Document
go. 252 ~lisosrgelsgt untsr benz Sitel:
Der gsrtauf .oOn gisr unb i6ua9sn
Weiniorisn i'm 2aIernen.N usi9ant.
Cine urtunbs bes 2risssfefretdrs" &c.
grf Dor aurssul r1slosts 3. 8. Bur.
ton, @ensraisS nipeetor Der strmss,
$3.50 9siertionsn I'm lsbtsn Giseal.
Sabr. 3eineiArmse Der @eIi bat 10.
biel. llno unter ben 6aupturia9en
ftbrt er auf: IS CAB fein Bier In Der
Qaferne."
Sn benz lsbtsnsH eri9ts bes General
Stabsarstss Der armss finbe i'd in Sa.
fel u sinen 8eralsi& 3wif4en benz gor.
utegsn gewifer 2ranibeiten In Der
nmsritanif9en unb frsmben Mrmeen
Ea finoen F9 In Der amsrifanif&en
Armee $3.50 Gdne Don afuteut Mlfo.
bolismus unb GsIirium tremens auf
ie 1000 Rrantbeitsfdas; tn preuben
uarsri es bios 90 unb In Bapern Ole.
DDS ma4t alio iiber 150mal fopieI
Jdlle bon Alfobolismus In Der arneri.
tanii4en als In ber beuti&en Nrmee.
nno bod bot IN Seuti&lanb iebe 3a.
ierne TIRE aantine. urb In Bayern.
BEN Sisrlanbe Der @eIt, gsb6rt Bier
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

SunfeG IaGirte 90 DbeI
su n | 9 E n. .Oiefelben reini9t
man, inoem man lie nit einem feubter
2apper rein abpii9t unb Danrt, fDenr
lie poutommen troden iin0, nit febr
fpeni9 eetp9tem Qein0l mitteIit zines
tpouenen 2dpp6ens abreibt. Saburd]
tuerOen &ihe un0 Slede entfernt, uno
bic MDbel erbalten elm neues uno elGnz
sen0ss Qnfeben. Sas Sel mub OUT
eineerieben peroen, odmit ni5ts obenz
auf iiBen bleibt, neil ii9 ipnIt Der
Staub oorouf fest. Gs eebt Oarous
f6on berpor, bab man rur cine iebr
fleine QuantitGt Del anipen6en Oarf.
S~arbea, ausgegdngene
felt mon in Stpffen pieber Fer: 1.
fpenrt man Die berblabte Stele nit
9aumpone, bic M in Hatron tau9t,
reibt, ipobei Die glei9e &aumpoue
bD9ftens 5tpeimol tenubt tper0en 6orf.
2. 8ci farbiaen Stoffen, peI9e Our6
SODA ooer f9arfe @eifen gelttten baz
ben, betupft nan bie perblabten Stel>
len nit elmer 2Diung bon eu1em S6eil
Mlaun auf orei S6eile Mafier, beoedt
Die GtelIen nit einem feu9ten 2eins
t%panblappen uno bGlt elm paar Minuz
ten Elm mdbia beibes plGtteiIen bar
iiber. 8. SIT bur9 @oi9en nit Spod
blauer Wouitoff griinli9 getporben, 10
lest man i'm in Giiigpnfer.
% ideI<&IDBe. s @ # ell :
|fpeie. Man nirnmt ] Quart
Mil9, brei big bier Gier, quirlt Dies
untereinanber unb ma9t nit Mebl
einsn ni9t gar gu feiten Seig, trsibt
6iefen fat 10 biinn aus, pie gu Nu=
6eln, uro beitrei9t i'm nit lei9t ansez
brGunter Butter, in pel6er mo fem
sef9nittene 3piebeln mitseidmort bat.
Nun beitreut man i'm nod nit in
Butter ser0iteter Semmel, ro1t Den
Sets feft sufammen uno f9neioet bann
BON Ser Sts0e unsefdbr orei Singer
breite &lDbe, pel9e man On Den Seis
ten au6riidt unb f9neu in re9t fo9ene
benz Salapafer gar fp9t. Man sibt
braune Butter, tpelde man nit gutter
faurer Sabne'einisemal aufto9en ldbt,
ba5u; au9 fann man tie nah 8elieben
NIT ettpas gitronenfaft bermeneen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Ser SmnbauStrefcr.

Ser Yripatier gomun0 &lempfner
in Wien ensagirte, ba er empfinoli6s
Siibe beiibt. 'unb ibn nsre Sdube iebr
f3mer5en, Den 9ilfsarbeiter Sobannes
&anneberser als S9ubaustreter. Die
fer 0urfte Die neuen S6ube &lempfz
ners trasen, Biz fie fi4 Der Sorm oss
SuBss ansepaBt batten. Damn iiber=
nabm lie ibr pirfli6er SeiiBer. Bon
Dem 5ulebt getragenen Pdar S6u6e
folnte fi9 aser Der n@ustreter" ni9t
trenneu. Srob pisoerholter Heflamo=
tionen bra9te er iie ni6t suriid, unb
ols fie nit 8ra4ialgeDalt gebplt perz
Den iouten, seigte es fi9, Dab fie ners
pfGnbet norbelt iparen. &anneteroer
mar bssbolb tpesep @eruntrcuung an
gstlagt uIo CAB gu, Die S9ufe gstraz
gen Su baGen, neil Die ieinen total aer=
riHen tpdrsn. Ri9ter (su &lempf=
ner): n@as taben sic inn fiir's Nus>
treten e5ablt2"-3euge: uNi9ts,
aber sr 6urfte ia Ole Sdube trasen, Biz
ih fe Suriidforberts!" Der Ni6ter ber=
urtbeilte ben ansetlasten gu "a Stuns
ben Mrreft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

10 untluq, In anffdnoiger unb rid-
H&tsponer @eiie einen ginfuB aussus
ftben uno ba pdre bas ein3ig ri&tise
unb Der Wtroe unierer seIsbsebenoen
0eriammlung ~anasmsfene cine fistulis
foe @si~ebeebuna, bic auf @riab Der
farten Spirituoisn our9 bic lei6ts.
rem, tpie Bier unb @sin, bintpirfts.
Die unterfhbung bes @einbaues
tuiitbe elm moralii4er uno .6fonomiider
eeaen fir einiee 9bsile unisrss 2ans
oes Iein; cine ueiis unteri9eioung
3wiI&en f9arfen Spiriiuoien unb &c.
eob,enen ~mal3baltigen @eRdnten piir'
be lebtere mebr in Aufnabme brinsen
uno tpirtlide Wdbigteit b~ef6rbern.
9abinssssn TT ni3ts sefdbrli&er als
@ini&rdntung unol1nterorhduns our9
8eIebesqepalt In Singen, bic na4 Der
aQaemeinen @nf9t In oas 8sbist bss
perItnli9sn Wiasns fallen. @tr leben
in einem osmotratii&sn 2anos unb in
einem bemotratii&sn ..3eitalter. Der
perI0nlids Wils usrlanst ni&t Gin.
fSrdntuna, er bsrlan9t @usosbnung
feines @irfungsfreiies uno Der @eit
Der 5rsibsit .smp6rt fi6 segsn anle.
gun9 elmer 3man9stbeorie, bic Semano
anbsrs gum &iater barber ma9t.
mas gut fur .inen Weni8en if, aIs
eben ben Wsnfdsn felbf.
Sn Der tnnppsn 3eit, bic mir auges
msRsn 1T, Tam i'd unm6sli8 tiefer auf
Den @essntanb eingeben, aber es lei
mir nod seffattet. Elm BOAR Worte hbsr
bas borlisgenoe @eieb gu ia9en. Wenn
bic Wabresel, auf oie Id bic aufmert-
famtsit selenft babe. gum 8eieb erbos
ben tptirbe, oann tpdren oie tpeiben
Btrger oes Snotarler Gerrtfortrnls.
eenau 70 tpie bic Snoianer, wdbreno
Der nd9feH 81 Sabre auber Stanoe.
aud nur oas ~barmloieffs @etrdnt auf
ben 5amilisntif9 3u briigen. Sbre
perI6nli9en Re9ts mirben In fold UNI
ertrdgIi9sr Musosbnuns bura einen
Yefsbl bss 9onersfes bei9rdntt.
Sisbt es I'M san3en Serei9e meinsr
Stimme aud nur einen @in3igen. oei
bic Ibgei8madtbeit zines iOltsn gor'
i6lases ni6t sinisbt? Wdhreno mir
nit elmer Sano ibnsn bic nna5hdngig'
teit uno felbfdnbiee Staat9ewalt Der.
leibsn, lsgen mir ibnen oa ni4t nit be,
anoerer bic Stlapentette UNI ben Ia,
dsn2 SeiBt bas nidt ben @algen neber
Der Greibeit u~ufpian3en, bie mir ibnsr
su fGenten porseben2
9as tudre bod Elm Nbtlati4 Der bet
teren Denomination BON 1948, Dor
Der uns bic 8eI4idte msloet, Dab oiG
un~perborbenen befHi6en 8auern aus'
riefen: ,@ir molten bic &epublit mil
benz @roBbersag or Der Spiel" Wsnu
bic sutsn 2sute i'm Snoianer.8 errito'
rum psrfeblen follten, gegen oisien tp'
rannif9en 8eriua bes 2onareRes. H.
men in ibrsn eigenen anselsgsnbsitsr
Wori9riften gu MAIDEN, fi& aufauleb.
men, bann isbs i'd 3weifel tn ibrsu
@barafier unb iaren Wdnnerfol3
Rein @erineerer als abraham SincOlr
NOR ss. Der ba iaste: vWan tann tel
men etaat balb auf etlaberei uni
balb auf 5rsibsit e%rtinoen." unt
iolts iemals Elm Mmeritanii1er &un'
greb ooer bas BOLT islbff fomeit BIZ
ameritaniihen Erabitionen pergehen.
f@ Der pfi&t gu enti3lassn. bic uns
iu bieien @%runoporten Der Wabrbei'
auferlegt miro, bann wirb apsifeaoI
Der b19fe @eri6tsbof Der Der. Staa'
ten benielben 1eue 2raft uno Wirtiam'
felt perleibsn. (2auter Seifau.)
6 NxH nr1kfk ffffO 00s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

Gtipenbien fir SienF<
6oten bat Ser 2onOoner Graf>
f3dftsratb sef9affen, I'm es Sen
SienfmGo4en gu ermOsli6en, fi6 in
einer &o9f9ule ausSubiIoen. Sas
Stipenbium beftebt bartn, oaB oie
MGoden einen spDlfpD9igen SIRIUS
unentgeltli9 befu9eu biirfen; our
Sedung ibrer unfoifen f5 un6 on oen
ltntcrri6tsta9en freie Mablseiten ers
balten..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

60 9te gr6bte uno pais
~emoheMmSmabln on S@mttts
bIumet, ttao DIumenTaGem
fur aue tremot8ett nno traits
.tsem GretemtHe. @tr Hno
ieoersett 9ertt berett bet oer
MmSmab bebAIhiG 81 tetm.
8ertermana 8roS. So.
241 MaH. Abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

q u pertaufen: etueu gaupIas on eturrn Gpen ne,
a 5piinen 3tghlanb Noe. uub Oriental Strait,
So bel 125 SuB groB. Bertb $500. Rsrbe fur CTS
on Semanb Der f@ etu Saus gu bauen phni9t Der.
~ioufen. Mirb ni6t an Btriouen ~psrfauft bic Gissus
ttum permtstheu ppneu. Suite etrabe unb Trof.
toirs. 0as, absuesiandIe uno eIeftrii9 ts Sint an
Der Strase. gaansufrasen bel 6. Heasrer. 1aas
eturm apeuue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
@runoeisentbums uebsrtrasunsem.


3bomas @. Sammonb an SaroIb 6.
Brown. elm She'll bes norbwefli&eu
8iertels Der Section IL, $opnfbit
16. Rangs A, l adsr, In @aibinston
Sibp. $3.50.
9eopolo 2epperi on YOlina @oub-
warb, Got 1873 In 8ubns 1. Weft Sm-
bianapolis Nooition, 40 BET $50 Sut,
perbshert, Wefieite Der Blaine ape.
n6roli& o Morris Str. $1625.
Setter Soule an Sob ngarter, Got |
uno Elm $beil bon 9ot 2 in Square
81, 95 BET 1875 CUB. berbeKert, sab.
peft.gde bon Wartet uno WiFouri
Ctr. $13. 600.
plpmoutb Sabinas & 2onn @Ko.
citation go. 2 an Sara6 Gilbert, Got g
tn Sraibers Subo. bon GIetders 4.
abbition, IS BEL n CUB, serbeKert,
ORisite Der Sbsloun Str, faolid bon
,16. Str. $l150.
Charlie s. Wbitinaer on Senrp
@bitinasr, She'll bon Got l6, Warr
Sawion's abolition. Broad 3ipple.
$3.50.
Ssnrp Wbitin9sr an @bas. s. Mbi.
finger, Sbsil bonn norobfli9sn 8iertel,
Section "a, SOwnIbip IL, &anss 8.
81 older, Waibinston Sp. $500.
3alpb 8. &ofe on Sobn 6. &oie.
Sbsil bon Got SO. Buffers @olleee
@orner addition. 500 bel 1916 6uB,
perb.. NOroofsfe 8roaopap uno IL.
Str, unb Got 2, 5let3er's Suboiui-
fion, Sutlot 81, 81 6 bel 125 CUB.
psrb., Cfisite Der 9iberip Str, itb,
lid bon Wi6igau Str, urb Got 5.
gropn's SuboipiRon, Outlot AZ, As
BEL 1881 CUB, psrb.. Ofisite bsr
gaf Str, n6roli9 ton Wi9isan Str
s13, 600.
Souls Grim an Warp 6. @tobes,
iaoliae Sdlfte bon Got 33, g. 8.
6let&sr's srRe gobition grisbtpoOO.
1915 BET 200 SUB. perbsh srt, bftli6'
Settle Der Station Str. ifbli@ Dor
25. Sir. $4,000.
Widael Damned on 4arolina 9
GabriOn, Got Ia, Defer Guardians
aobition, 35 bel 100 CUB, psr5eReri
iiolids Settle Der SOnnsp Str. msfi
LID bon Stem Serisp Str. $4,000.
SuIisl M. 3immer all Sobn %
State, Got Is, Warttuoale & Co.!
Subj, 257 Bel 299 SUB, pacant
nOrb6hlide @ds Der Werioian uno 40
Str. $500.
Sarrp 6erris an 2uther 8ruib, 60
20, BON Ylod 6 In @oro Snbianato
liz, 80 bel 125 SUB. psrbsfstt. Glib
Oh, @de Der @lmira uno eugene Str.
$4,000.
@oparo Wc@onnen an Miliam g
9sate. Got l in Songs Cottage Dom
Nob., 47.32 BET $50 Tub. nacant
Noroof-@ds Der Sherman Srips uni
DafbinstOn Ctr. $3.50.
5arrp 6. Chapman an Wiaiam 90
&iobsl, Got III in Wsf part aoo.
SO Bet 1875 SUB. berbsRsrt. @ehfsit
ner SOlmes Npenue, iibli9 bon Obi
Ser. $2350.
See W. Barrett on gilbert W. 8ri
for. 2ets %, 20 uno 80. BIod 4 Uni
Got Is, Blpf 8. S9ofielb u. u. Abb.
ALI BEL 140 SUB isoe, bncant. St
feite @Olumbia Abe., on 20. Sirabe
$500.
Sret D. Wurpbp on Sames 5
Baslep, $beil pstli@e Sdlfte noro
uehli9e 8tsrtsl Section 8, 3Ibp. IA
&ange 81 Gcres, perrp SOunihip
$1,000.
CHARLES M. Woris an 2Ouis u
Retts, Got 10, 8Icd 2, Mrmtron9'i
l. Noo., 81. Snobls., so bel 145 SuB
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
0eimin&cr GrcurFon, an .su e; s,sr'

0eimin@er Greurfon, an su aSi sssr'
ouf 81 Gage bei1rdnft. indianapolis mad Ola
bona gitp $40. s5. Canadian 9sras saa .s5. Que
anh.reu qunfts nod BEN eabpsten, IN eIe;6er
oerpdItnismdBtser Rate. Der srobe Sahpsfeu
oHerirt b~sutsutas bic bette Derlodunsen in Den Der.
etcaten fur manaerIei Sarmereien Sas 2aub IN
binig. bic 1ermiue Iei9t. Suite eiienbabneu, Crts
I&atteu. air@sn. s3uIsu etc. 8ir bei9aftieen ieiue
.etraseurinusn Rafera, -6aisa sber .Spisbnbens.
,gbrIiGe Debanbluus. III uu1er Rots. O. uiro
beutf@ eeipro6eu.
pIabema Eeras 2aub Co.,
.. y. ewitjer, gti9dftlfhbrer,
7ss semtou eIappooI geb6ube.
9sIephou, Reu 4s1, III, Ratn $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

- Ssssss S.Ssasss 81 ktaiiss. . sS Ss@ss .os S Ssssss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-06
Delegation From Cities Sup
porting League Teams Will
Go Before House Committee
IOWA CITIES IN LINE
United Effort Will be Made by Repre-
sentatives of Iowa State, "Three-l"
and Western Leagues to Have Bill
Killed by House Committee on Po-
lice ReeuIations-Peckham Will Go.

Delegations from the thirteen cities
of Iowa, supporting league base ball
teams will go to Des Moines Wednesday
to appear before the committee of the
house of representatives. which has
the Garst bill prohibiting Sunday
theaters and base ball, passed by the
senate and which is to come before the
committee on police regulations We'd
nesday afternoon. The delegation will
make strenuous effort to have the
bill killed in the committee room.
President L. S. Peckha1n of the Iowa
State League Of this city will go, as
will also at least one Of the directors
of the local association. All the other
towns of the Iowa League, Waterloo,
FIT. Dodge, Boone, Oskaloosa. Ottumwa,
Keokuk and Burlington, will also send
delegations. Davenport, Cedar Rapids,
and Dubuque, of the "Three-T League,
will be represented, probably by Pres
ident Holland, and a representative
from each city. Des Moines and Sioux
City, of the Western League, will each
have delegation on the committee.
The delegation will meet at the
Slavery at noon, and from there will
go to the committee room in body
While base ball men are generally OF
the opinion that the bill will be dis
posed of in the house, they are not TAX
ing chances and will use their influence
to have the measure tabled by the
committee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-06
OPEN THURSDAY

At 2 P. M. On Thursday of This Week
SincIair's Tea and Coffee Store Will
Become the Finest China Store in
Iowa.
On Thursday, the eighth of March,
at o'clock in the afternoon. Sinclair's
new store will open its doors to the
public. The event will be in the nature
of public reception, such as ought to
have been held when the new postof-
flee building opened it's doors. Coffee
and tea with waters will be served to
all who attend between the hours of 2
p. M and 10 p. m. Orchestral music will
give life to the gathering.
lSinclair's will be one of the notable
stores of the state. 1t will take the lead
hereafter as a china store the same as
it has led heretofore as a tea and cof-
fee store. Mr.. Sinclair's full force OF
fifteen travellers will be present. Mrs.
Hettie B. Heitshu has leen engaged to
take full charge of the fancy china
and cut glass displays and when the
new double store in the new fremont
block is open the people of Marshall
town will have something to talk
about.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-06
THE CARELESS GROCER

BIundered, and Great Good Came Of 1t.
A careless grocer left the wrong
package at Michigan home one day
and thereby brought great blessing
to the household.
1.-TWO years ago 1 was a sufferer
from stomach trouble, so acute that
the effort to digest ordinary food gave
me great pain, and brought on con-
dition of such extreme nervousness
that could not be left alone. l thought
should certainly become insane.
was SO reduced in flesh that / was lit
tie better than living skeleton. The
doctors failed to give me relief and
despaired of recovery
"One day our groceryman left
package of Grape-Nuts food by mis-
take, so 1 tried dish for dinner. I
was surprised to find that it satisfied
my appetite and gave me no dis
tress whatever. The next meal
ate of it again, and to be brief, have
lived for the past year almost exclu-
sively on Grape Nuts. 1t has proved
to be most healthy and appetizing
food, perfectly adapted to the require
ments Of my system
IL 10 Hol oii5 so''iis iSS'" So"
assimilated itself, but l find that since
/ have been using it I am able to eat
anything else my appetite fancies
without trouble from Indigestion. The
stomach trouble and nervousness have
left me, l have regained my plumpness
and my views of life are no longer de-
spondent and gloomy. Other members
of my family, especially my husband
(whose old enemy, the heart burn has
been vanquished), have also derived
great benefit from the use of Grape
Nuts food and we think no morning
meal complete without it." Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek,
Mich.
There's reason. Read the little
book. "The Road to MELVILLE, in pkgs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-06
In The Police Court.

A. Plumb arrested for being drunk,
was arraigned in police court this
morning. He was assessed the costs
and given time to settle.
George Young was arrested Monday
evening by Chief of Police Nicholson,
and was held for time today on the
belief that Mrs. Young would begin ac-
ton to cause him to- be sent to the
state hospital for inebriates. The fear
of Youngs friends, who believed
Young contemplated committing sui
eide led to his arrest. He had made
several unsuccessful attempts to buy
a revolver, and when arrested was
looking at one in cigar store. Young
will probably be arraigned in police
court this afternoon or Wednesday
morning, as his wife notified the police
she would not take any action.
Frank johnson, arrested for intoxi-
cation, paid the costs, and George
Brown. a "vag" was sent to jail for
three days by Justice Clark.
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A FINE IMPROVEMENT.
I. S. and e. S. ketchum Buy Old Carr
Place and Will Build Fine Resi-

dence.
A city realty deal that will result in
a marked Improvement has been closed,
in which Railroad Commissioner N. S.
Ketchum and son, Mr.. E. S. Ketchum,
purchased the old c. M. Carr homestead,
at 300 East Church street. Mr.. e. S.
Ketchum already owns the east half of
the quarter block, 90x1S0, and with his
father secures the west half, making a
quarter block owned by the father and
son. The present home of E. S. Ket-
chum will be moved and placed on the
south sixty feet, and will be thoroughly
overhauled and remodeled, and made
ready for future renting. The old
Carr place, which will also be extens-
lively improved, will be placed on the
west sixty. This will leave a corner
lot, 120x12O, for the building of a new
residence, which, when completed, will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. e. S.
Ketchum. 1t is planned to put up a
modern home, that will cost between
$1,000 and $4,000 The old Carr barn
will be remodeled and will be made into
a heating plant that will provide the
three Ketchum houses with heat.
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lies
Can Be Cured and We Can Prove it.

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self.
When we say that we can cure Piles
We mean just exactly what we say
nothing more, nothing less. We say it
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It Is because of these thousands that
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We have done our part in calling
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ing that you can't and that when you
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lions. A person who gets a sample
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got so much relief from it after 20
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cure
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it is cheap at ten times the price to
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to issue the bonds for that purpose.
"(b) That a guarantee be given
that the rolling stock and trackage, or
equipment, whatever the plant is. be
kept in good condition. Furthermore,
no overcrowding of cars be allowed.
"(c) That the city get a certain
yearly revenue from the company while
it is in operation
"13. That the city council take steps
necessary to make the big corporations
and all lenders of money pay their
rightful share of municipal taxes. and
that the taxes be RENTED on the
small homes of citizens in whatever
proportion these homes are encumb-
cred"