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ron sALE-HoUsEs.


NEW HOMES r. rue cfrY: 10 ROOMS AND
Wa4f an KHo e @fp rsT .y TIgh c USE
a ~ sisso sHrf LIE 10, ek ~ & Sw mh Ssf
FoR sAIE-NEaR TN AND Q SIS. N.E;. AT
trsesfse brown stone residence: stories,
rooms. modern bath, bed rooms; cost $500
wiIIIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, eos-eo5 18th.
mh56t
FOR sALE-LARGE. HANDSOME AND ATTRAc
tive colonial house. with large grounds; elegant
porrhes; is rooms. baths; hot-wster beat; olee-
trio lights: brick garage stable; beautiful To-
cation. in northwest and very cheap az Sss.ovo
4 r FOX COMPANY, NE. Ger. lsth ST. snd
u. y. ave. mh6-st
FOR sAi.E-A BARGAIN: II ROOMS AND BATH;
modern stone dwelling. with large brick l s1sssi
In the best section. WN. X BpD6fIs
1912 St NV; phone Main 1921. inhe-3t.
FOR SALEM nv, s-sToRY. s-RooM, MOD
brick house: IS feet front broad avenue;
hot water heat aud all modern features; price
wILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. eos-eoo 18th.
inject
brick house jus, OF North Capitol street: con
tsins 9 rooms aud bath; now rented for sls5o
TO white tenants. Price, $500. BE sure to In
cnAs. S. MIR & co. oncl.
nh5-st i4os New YORK ave. NV
FOB LE-IMMEDIATE-e'N I NEAR i4TII ST.
NV. splendid 3-story brick, hay-windOw resi-
dencei 10 rooms. modern bath. cgiar under entire
heuse in thorough rersir; price, se.5oe; terms TO
WrIIIeE. GiBBs & DANIEL. eoa-ee5 1s,h.
n.h66t
FOR SALE
SPLENDID INVESTMENT PROPERTY
SIZE Nos 1919 and 1aI5 III" 81, NE
PRICE ONLY 81. $50 EACH
Three-stury brick dwellings white stone base.
With red pressed brick front; 6 and bath:
porcelain tub; good latr0bes and ranges; con-
crete cellar; parking frcnt; Iron steps concrete
walks and neat iron ratings around parking.
The houses In practically perfect condition,
and renting for sgo5o each. Thorough IN
spection Invited: If yoa interested in high
class Investment property this should receive
your immediate attention
JAMES I. SHEA
CAS- La. Ave. NV. mh5-tf
FOR SALE-REDUCED TO So 5,so- SITBSrAN-
tial Broom brick dwelling. near 9th and East
capitol SITS; very attractive. modern plumbing;
splendid bargain.
WIIIIGE, GIBBs & DANIEL. ses-6o5 18th.
rili8-6t
ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOMES oUrHwEST
See thar Of VERY pretty new dwellings
'I'' St s.w., between 9Th aud tn SITS. s.w.; o
rooms and bath; porcelain tub: stationary wash
SSlJo. JAMES +. SHEA.
6i5 Ia. Ave. NV. mh5-n
FOR SALES 0o0-ON r ST NEAR 10TH, =
story brick. newly ia peied ard painted through
out; 2-stnry brick stable; In excellent condi
ton; owner NeTy anxious to sell aud wants
otter. Fl. l.. RUST COS i4th ST. NV. mh4-tf
FOR SALE-NIcE LITTLE BRICK HOME WE'LL
ed at s17.5o; rooms bath. latrobe heat: good
value $1,000.
wiLLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 6us-605 18th.
mh6-St
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- t{nfucy Nv OF, b-s3z.sy
240s NJ NV. Or. b. $3.50
Ills n III ay. 81. 2b. 30 so
Hysttsvilie. Tor. b.
. acres. ...-... .SD.oU
3u33 Irving. Or. b. .30.W
Langdon, i2r. sc. 90
$40 Col I'd. sr. b....27 80
554 Col I'd, Sr, b. .27 80
III 9th ne. Or, b. n so
1899 9th NV. sr. b...27 so
AZ r NV Or. btApr III 50
S35 Allison NV, Ir, b. so
500 Allison NV, 7r. b. 25.0
s3l Allison nv. 7r, b % so
li25 9Th ne. Or. b. 70. so
soc I'll ne, Or. b. :. rs. so
1916 TO 1883 n @ az
ne. Or. b.........5 20
i5s n j av Sc, 7r. b..a5.oo
515 Col I'd. Or. b,
near 18th. q 80
1902 % Spring ri, g. b22 50
i5I4 Gel I'd. Or, b. ...22-5o
1880 II ne, Or. b. 20. 80
Lsngdon. ID. c., 5r..-l7.50
i235 | ne. Or, b. HID
ais Is. Sc, Or 1850
L.angdou. ID. c.. Sr. t6. 81
f421 Duncan ne. Or. bi3.50
1889 Sth NV.
Lnngdon. ID c.. 5r. 10 90
1921 Half. 5r. C. -. 300
STORES.
SOS 18th NV.
i3s 9Th nw,3 fioors.i25.o0
2l0-l2 ~ sw. store.
Sr. b. LOG, M
sol II ne, sto. dwg. so 90
1895 X NV ,2r&store. $3.50
500 Ii ne, store. ..23-u0
1910 lltt 50 .s'uat rd =, ~
a53 Tenn av ne. 20 30
1888 18th NV, store 1890
STABLES.
i6I3 Sd NV, rear. 800
OFFICES.
I604 6O6 18th NV, z
com rooms. .0U.W
i00S Pa av NV, 1r. 1000
100 1911, 2r. 49,. .m.W
goo i.a nv z so 90
1889 II NV. Or. 80. 00
300 14th, front run. :. 30 W
300 I4th. rear rm. 3D.. 90
ioJ nth NV. -30.W
III 18th. woo
tbs 14th NV. Pr, heat,
light, jsnitor. -. q 80
sos 1ith NV 1fl.rear. 1000
no 18th NV, 1r. heat,
light .......-- .lo.VV
G23 ID NV, 2d&3a ifs. $50
GIG i NV, IS to 1000
'IO1 Gnw, 1r. Sd middleS.o0
HOTELS.
Hotel. 137 rooms. 5. 600
Hotel. SO rooms. 5000
4 LIST OF FURNISHED
- -iT 1tTyJ ST NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DIVIDENDS

Eight per cent dividends guaranteed. payable
semi-annually. Ten per cent paid last year from
the sale Of mahogany lumber cut from ten
million-dollar forest on cur 2ss.ocoace tract %
Iand which Is paid for In full and decided to a
Philadelphia trust company for stockholders pro-
lection; 10000 being cultivated; Hive stock.
etc. raised for market. few shares for sale
now. Write at and secure per cent on ycur
money April l. 1905. Handsomely illustrated paper
ana booklet free. Write today. Address I. l. 4
D. CO.. 70a Drerei bldg. Phiisdelphia. Pa.
mh4,6,s,11.18
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FOR RENT


1928 NV .23r 2b. $500 IS 10th. 12r 3b $50
1913 NV, 5r 2b. an soc 1900 18th. lar b. 2S
1918 Riggs pl. Or. h. 7OOol e3T NV Sr b. mo So 90
6ll 18th NV ,35r 9b. 8 0OO 1906 NV. 12r, 100
1905 18th NV, l0r. b.. 1901 1915 NV 14r, 2b.
iT40 NV, 10r b.. 100 stable, mo. -. 1925
1871 NV. 4r. b. 1000 49, 2lst NV, Tor. b. .125
l2e Nd av, 11r, b. 80 00i 10 10Th N.Y. 12r b.. 1875
49, 18Th nw.2r.r lail35 &c IA 18th, Tor. b. near
LUIS 10th NV, lar, 2b, Iowa cir. fur. .fl6
snnum ID, 600 1921 Lincoln PIX. Or. BLOC
II 10th nv, i3r III mo S00t
UNPUBLISHED.
Cor 10th and Kenesaw 1924 N II av. 10r 90
sv. 12r. 2b, month. zoo $50; 18th sc. 90
if0f Mass NV Sir. sl5 1sthn W. i6r 2ban l 200
3d. month. $50 1888 18th. 21r, 3b, sta 200
hll 18th NV. 35r 9b... $50 Flats. 9th & Il 80 30
1923 NV, lar b. 1850 I'll 9th NV, l2r. b. so 90
1922 II av, Tor S. DOL 1888 nth NV, Or b. so 00
apartment houses, Ly- IT47 Q NV. 12r. b.. rs 90
decker ST. bet l31h&14th 10 2lst NV 10r b. rs &C
or & bath. so Cor house, Washington
or & bath. .-..... 00j Heights. I2r. 80. 200
Building 1896 G St NV
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 st. NV.
gg 2It
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FOR RENT
JOHN f. DoNoHoE & SONS,
Real Estate and Insurance,
sos East CHpitoI Street
1912 New York ave. NV.
I;ofuf.ty Oar I4rh ST n w

Applicants required to furnish satisfactory
references and pay rent In advance. Agree
ments 10 be signed. deposits made at the gas
Office and water rents 10 be paid.
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20SS + NV, Tor, b. 80. 90
zoos Hiilyer. I3r, b. 60 90
4103 Conn av, Tor. b. 60. 90
1871 De Sales, Tor. b. 60 20
1741 Q NV. 11r, b. >. so. 90
1910 18th NV. Sr, b.60. 90
1910 G NV. Or. h. 500
537 2lst NV. Tor. b. 80. 90
500 2lst NV, Tor. b. so, co
BAL 2lst NV, Tor, b. SO. 90
62l II NV, l2r, b. 5000
1f26 18th NV. Tor. b. 30. 90
20f4 Hillyer p1, Tor. b50. 90
9i9 y Y av INV lar. b50 60
1852 18th NV Tor, b.47.5ei
617 N Y av NV, f3r,b. 4a.e &c
2434 Pa av NV, 11r, b45 90
1877 Harvard, I2r.b. 40. 90
914 10th NV. Tor. b.. As. 20
943 Westminster. Or. b. 10. so
2504 Pa av NV, Tor. b. 10. 10
2422 14th NV, Or. b.40. 90
2406 18th NV. Dr. b.. 37 30
1909 Belmont, Or. BIAS. 80
1921 II NV, Or. b. IS. 50
p Quincy NV. Or, b.35. 90
1920 N Y av. Or, b.. .s2. SO
$40 y Cap, Sr. b.. 80. 50
225 r ne. Tor. b. :. 30. IS
ia Sd Sc. Or. b. 90 so
1904 II ne, Or, b. 20. 80
kensington. Md. 8r,b 20. 90
FINE HOUSEKEEPING
MARION. THE STO
THE MAURY AND
1925 Pa av, I'd H.. 100
G05-7 7th NV. .$5-$45
go F NV. .$iO-$25
THE Regina" 3r, b.
basement ........ rs. 90
Century bldg, r 46. 20 90
sw cor sth & D nw.3. 900
I413 N Y av. .....s--
IL ID NV. .65. 90
STAI
Hillyer ct NV, s stls75. 90
RIA r l av NV, Is 40. 90
UNSURPASSED FACIl
LECTION OF RENTS L
PROPERTY.
The above Is only q pal
In our charge. but we wi
plete bulletins on applies
THOS. ]. FISH
14f4 r st. NV. adjoi
mh3- Sa tn. tb,tf
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FOR SALE-A REAL BARGAIN
SQITHEAST-HAIF SQUARE OF ST. PETER )
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Substantial Groom brick. with porcelain bath
SIDE LIGHTS
LOT 25x00 TO ALLEY.
PRICE, ONLY s.. SEQ
BEING within / square Of the Capitol Libracy
and the avenue car line the desirability of this
property at low figure is unquestioned
present tenants have occupied same FOR years
BIINDoN oBRIEN & BELT Qnc.). 1920 G NV
mh3-s, m, tuSt
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FOR RENT - DWELLING 1854 NEW JERSEY
ave. n.w.i rooms aud cellar: rent. $25.
fe2s-tf JOHN II. BRENT. 1910 II st. NV.
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FOR REHT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNfsHED.

FOR RENT
ass ST. NV: r. aud b.; porcelain tHs. SIS 90
1ia3 9th st. NV: r. and bath. 24.59
20 st. NV, o r. and b.. eel. and fat 1850
1920 Duncan NE; r. and b. fsars,-..... 15..0
FOR RENT-No 1t2 ST. NV, R.. sag so
iTGS q ST.. II rooms, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
1925 Paramount St: 10 --.--.-... $500
lnhs-SteS T. A HARDING. 1916 G 1t. ".
FOR REST-BY L. ]. MILLS. COS 9TH ST. NV.
"a Fla nv NV FAT 500 50 1927 ne Or b. "a. 20
1882 Cap 6r b. III so $40 ne. Or. b.. 20. 80
BlaGensburg rd 7r. $500 1906 sfh nv. dr b. 90
FOR RENT.
s21 TO 1855 14TH ST. NE.
Beautiful new Groom house just finished:
every modern convenience; rent. $3.50 per
month.
Send or call for our rent list. we have
house that will suit yen
John F. DoNoHUE & SONS.
PHONE T. 81. sos EAST CAPITOL ST.
mia Al
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TT 4 WILCOX.
ina. ave.
25l5 !, Or, w......I3.3o
s3I 9th. Or, W. 1000
STABLES.
Tic 10th. fear. Is. T. W. 10. 90
APARTMENTS.
TIE CARLISLE. 1918 N,
Notwithstanding:
2 rooms. hath. -. %. so
!. rooms, bath. ....15.50
s0sS II. Or. b. heat. .22.Se
a0i4 r., Or, b, heat. ~. SO
l112 Sd. "a. 5r. b. -. so
b03A 23d, tst q Or bel 80
soSSia X. Or. b.heat.2 20 81
30t2H r. Or, b, heat20. 50
S0i2 81, 2r, w......12.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
ts2-4S6 La av, heated
rms. $s. $40. $I2 so. $40
hsuses and Oats apply al
aihS-d, eSu
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.


FOR RENT-M0ORE d HILL CSC.}, TIT l4TH ST
JiNFURNISHED.
l5f3 NV e3r 2h$2G0 90 q t}uis,ry NV Or b. 70 so
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FOR REST-BY wEsCo
1907 Pc
202s @. l2r, stable s45. SO
2i32 L. Or. b, ami. As. 80
212 G. 1ir. b.......40.7 rs
1To5 y Y, fir. b. =. 40. 20
1850 s. Or. b. ...,.. 81. so
TOO 22d. Sr. b. eel. 80. 90
1912 VT ave. 11r, b.lat3S. 80
us 2ist, Sr. b, lat a. 80
tIu7 y IL nv, 7r. b, lat3o 50
Takonsa P's Or. b. 40 30
22l2 !. Tor, b. hat. 80 90
s07 23d, Sr, b. eel. go. 80
223 12th sw. Or. b.latzT 80
243S X, ". b, lat. .25.5o
1916 kingm'n. o. b. lat25. 50
e2i French. Or. b. lat. Is SO
GIT 23d, 7r. b, lat. "a. so
Ii4s 2lst. Or. W. rs. 40
293z Olive av, Tr, b.. 10. 80
$40 10th, Or. ". 1890
FOR III List OF small
omeo.
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FOR REST-R. w. Wal
l717 8 NV, 11r, b. 1900
IT'S 2lst. Tor. b.s.. 90. 90,
lJ19 s ~. 11r. b .65 90
1881 yelling (Douglassl
NV. Tor. b.. 80. %
1874 Q NV, Tor. b.. .0O. 90
2ll15 18th NV. Tor. b. IS. 90
1853 Park I'd. Tor. b.b0. 90
24t0 1ith NV. for. b. 40 20
fe24-sa, tn. th-tf
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FOR ItENT-BY JAMES p SHEA
ffl

- Gi3 Louisiana ave NV
~. 49, ~ - - soth = NV. store and cellar SIS 90
gos 81 -. N,N.' toOms, uled bath, furnace $3.50
IV5 Sth ST. Sc. nat; rooms; bath. besi AZ az
40 "a 81. NV, hat; rooms bath: heat "a 09
glI tth 81. Sc, store and OWL: Or bath, 40 oo
81. s 90 81 Nv. rooms, bath...-........ IS 50
.<L~a-a IA ave. NV, rooms, water. Is 10
49, = 81. s'w., rOmsi bath ............ y. 80
us " !, ave NV, nat, Dr., b.. yard. -. p 90
- "a; ave. nv, entire 81 floor ....... 90. 90
it5S ilneoin ave ne, rooms. bath. 1880
80 Monteilo ave: ne, rms. bath. cellar 10 50
LIS 81. Sc, rooms water. ......... l6. so
~ IN 81 Sc, rooms, water. .......... 1890
hllSe M, Wesley Hts, ID. c., i0r.. b., fur 1890
%ol9 = 81 NV; rooms; cellar. ......... 1880
iSv2 I'm 81. Sc, rooms. water. $500. 13. 10
ase' llth 81. Sc, rooms, water. 1900
- "a. ave n-w.' entire ID door. 1900. 1890
near w r. capitol 81, stable. stories... $50
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FOR RENT-'.THE CHARLES iii AND lib
14th St NV; desirable second floor fats OF five
roop,s and bath each: only $50 per month: very
convenient and within easy walk OF departments
and theat keys at Office
Fl. r.. HcWFASCEIN Co.. 1914 st. NV.
FOO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-09
LAFoLLETTE URGES LIBRARY.
Senator Starts Movement to Establish
One at Humboldt.

Special to I1nleS-RepuplLcdA.
HUMBOLDT, Oct. 9.-Senator Robert
M. LaFollette spoke here TO a large
and interested audience. His subject
was American Citizenship" and he
handled the corporation problem ami
corporate influence in politics in Ms;
wonderfully able manner. He read
number of the roll calls which he had
secured in the United States senate on
some of his amendments to strengthen
The railroad rate bill and it seems tina,
fewer senators than are generally sup
posed were really on the side of the
people. These amendments were, with
one exception, proposed by the inter
state commerce commission.
incidentally, in his talk. he found
out that Humboldt does not have pub
lie library and SO he strongly urged the
need of a town like this to have one
The result is that a meeting has been
called to consider the question, and one
citizen has offered to donate 100 vol
urneS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-09
Hubbard News.
Soecial to Times Republican.

Hubbard, Oct. 9.-There were lis
tickets sold here Saturday for the ex-
cursion to Ames.
There was party at the NJ. E
parsonage Friday night. for Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Hoelscher. They left today
for tlaei. new home AT Mitchell, S. D.
Miss LILLIAN Granner left last even
inc for Hanover ILL.,, to work in mil
linerv shop.
The German NJ. E. church held
district convention Saturday, which
was attended by large number.
The first number Of the lecture
course will be given this week, Friday
night. 1t Is the Hungarian orches-
ira.
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas Furgason AMI
granddaughter of Waterloo, visited oV-
err Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
H. u. Swallum and family.
Rev. I. N. Rich was at Bra1nerd
Mimi, last week, and purchased a hall
section of land.
Mr.. VIM Schuermeier returned from
his visit in Germany Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. A. w. Hoelscher purchased the
j. II. wintermute dwelling last week
and expects to become a Hubbard res
idert.
Mr.. A. w. Mitterer was in town to-
day on business.
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The GrinnelI News.
Coaoioy ~ trirnaS- r eplthIiCaY1.

Grinnell, Oct. 9.-Mr. A. q. Searles IS
erecting "a new residence on his lot on
West street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues.
Mrs. A. Lister, who secured divorce
from her husband, A. Lister, former
manager OF the Colonial theater, was
married at Burlington, october l, to
Mr.. Harry Brooks
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Miller left for
Denver last week, on account of Mrs
Millers health.
Lieutenant Ed Bump and Sergeant
Will Jones were chosen judges OF the
drilling of the military companies at
the El;,ora reform school
Harry Coutk is having serious at
tack of the fever.
Miss Mabie Lewis health is not i'm
proved any, to date.
The cold wave which struck us last
night did not seem to lessen the dis
agreed BILE dust storm which has visited
US the past few days.
Nose Robbins, of Newburg has beer
putting some feeders into his feed
yard. Charley Cessna, of Grinneli
furnished the cattle. They are prob
ably the best bunch that ever went IN
to a Jasper county feed yard. Nose
says they are the choicest lot he ever
handled. There were los in the buncn
all white faces and Angus.
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of the alleged fraud practiced on the
court; state of Iowa VS.. Nelson Cap-e
ron, for perjury alleged to have been
committed when he testified on his own
behalf when charged with larceny last
January; Arthur Gearhart, who will be
asked to give a bond to keep the peace.
The divorce cases for trial are: Roy
S. Ross VS.. Mabel Eloise Ross, deser-
ton; John S. Orwick VS.. Anna OrWick,
desertion; James Hart VS.. Lerissia i.
Hart, cruel and nhunran treatment and
technical desertion, Mr.. Hart being the
SS-year- man who got his fourth
wife thru a newspaper correspondence,
first meeting her at home, whittier She
had come on an invitation accompanied
by a prepaid ticket from Chicago to
his home in Monroe; they were mar
ried May 1st and on the second he
decided her all his property and he now
asks the court to grant him divorce.
and to give him back this property.
Hazel r. Black VS.. r. o. Black, deser-
tion and cruel and inhuman treatment;
John R. sheldon VS.. Clara A. Sheldon;
Douglass Stamper VS.. Matte A. Siam
per, desertion; Nancy e. Farmer Vs.
George Farmer cruel and inhuman
CreatmenCs Hester a. (OFy vs.. "A. LEI
bert Station Cory; Miles Humphrey VS..
NJ. j. Humphrey, cruel and inhumn
treatment and desertion; Mrs. Humph-
rey lives at Grinnell and is distinguish
ed as being the seventh wife Of Mr..
Humphrey; she will be the fifth vito
from whom he has obtained a divorce,
all of which were on the ground OF
cruel and inhuman treatment. This
case, however, will be bitterly contest
ed on account of the alimony. Mr..
Humphrey is a veteran Of the Mexican
and civil wars and served two years at
fighting Indians on the planes He 10
"a carpenter and cabinet maker by
trade and erected the Mershol mill at
this CITY, before the civil war. Bertha
Cory VS.. William Cory, desertion: Dora
Ashley VS.. John Ashley; Nellie M. Vans
slych vs. Peter H. Vanslychs Ella Pass
chal VS.. Harry Paschal, cruel and In
human treatment; Erville Carter vs.
John r. Carter, Lizzie Van Hamper ~.
j. Van Hamper, and 8. NJ. Brown We.
Mable Brown, cruel and ,inhuman
treatment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-09
Scott Begins Last Term
in District Court Of Jasper
County
FOUR CRIMINAL CASE SLATED
In One of These, Wife Of w. H. Aus
tin, Asks Court to Set Aside Divorce
On Account Of Alleged Perjury =
Fifty.four Probate Case. Up for
TriaI-lowa News.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Newton, Oct. 9.-The October term
of the district court of Jasper county,
convened here this morning with Judge
John I. Scott on the bench. This will
be the judges last term in this county
as his term Of office expires next jan
uary.
According to the bar dockets there
are fifty-four probate, one hundred
sixty-nine law and equity, lightweight
Of which are new cases, and four GRIM
inal cases for trial. Among the law
and equity cases, there are seventeen
divorce cases all Of which were brought
for this term.
The criminal cases are State Of Iowa
VS.. w. H. Stotler, charged with break
ing and entering; w. H. Austin, charg-
ed with perjury, committed in getting
his divorce from his wife, there being
an action pending in which his wife
asks the court to set aside the divorce
on account of this perjury. and because
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-09

dent of the Twin City Rapid Transit
company, and vice President Cal"
Goodrich of that corporation, and
among the big business and profession
nj men of the -four city his word was
his bond. He often was given many
condolences by the big commercial and
business men and by the state and 10
cal politicians, and by keeping them, as
he always did, secured not only their
warm friendship but some good news
paper beats"
Prominent in Press Club.
Newspapermen, who are now scat
tered over many states but who worked
with Billy Dowell will mourn his
death When the Minneapolis Press
Club was In its heydey of success, Dow
ell was always familiar figure at
the social sessions, and could PRESIDE
at the piano as graciously as he could
report big murder trial or crttictse
Shakespearian play. He had an in
innate acquaintance with the classics,
was a lover of Shakespeare, and was
great reader. Despite his faults he was
"a man to draw his fellow craftsmen to
him for he was one Of the best, most
reliable and careful reporters who
worked on the Twin City dailies. Those
men who felt the sting of his pen oc-
casionally, were forced to admire the
man for the clever and aaroit manner
in which he welded it. He was origin
al in his writings and sayings and his
memory will long live in the minds OF
the newspapermep and others who
knew him best and admired him for
what he was.
Dowell is also we'll known to the
theatrical profession, and put on the
road the first company appearing in
'In Old Kentucky
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-09
Night Session Required to
Finish Work of Upper
Iowa Conference
MANY CHANGES ARE MADE
No Alterations in Presiding Elderships,
However-cedar Falls Gets 1907
conference-Famous Scott Case Dis.
posed of-The Perry, stabler and
Reeder cases-List Of Appointments.
pecial 10 Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Maquoketa, Oct. 9.-The Upper Iowa
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church was brought to close lat last
night, when Bishop Cranston read the
appointments for the coming year
Many changes are shown in pastor
ates, affecting principally, however, the
moderate charges. No changes were
made in the presiding elderships. Ce-
dar Falls was chosen as the place TO-
holding the conference in 1907. The
list of appointments, by districts, are
as follows:
Marshalltown District.
W. +. Pltner, presiding elder Wat
erloo.
Ackley-E. G. Copeland.
Albion and Minerwa--H. Arthur Bar
tom,
BeamanTo be supplied.
Belle Plaine4~J. @. Robinson.
ChelseaTo be supplied by g. N
Harnes.
.Conrad--J. b. Jones.
Elberon- TO be supplied
Eldora-W. f.. Spry. isi
Faulkner and Arlington RIO. Wes-
tern. y
Geneva-G. b. Shoemaker.
Gilman. III. Puckett.
Gbadbrook K. Hudson.
Grundy Center-J. T. Black.
Hampton-E. T. Gruwell.
Iowa Falls-H. @. Pratt.
L4aurel--L. e. Gallagher.
Il; shalltown-Merle N. Smith.
e Mason City-W w. Carlton
Melbourne-To be supplied by W. Fl
H. Bunch.
Montour--J. H. Payward,
Morrison land Zanretta-To be sup
piled.
Owasa and Garwsn-J. G. Garretson.
Pleasant Ridge Supplied by e. II.
Marshall.
Reinbeck-A. Parkin.
Rhodes-William Lease.
Rockwell-O. NJ sanford.
Sheffield-F. Wilzignpan.
State Center-W HI. Clement.
Steamboat Rock--A. C. Bracket.
Tama-A. T. Bishop.
Toleao--N. A. Mershon.
Toledo circuit-O. B. Chassell-
Union-A. T. Foster.
Whitten-C. S. Burnard.
n. w. Kuhlman, Beaman quarterly
conference. left without ppointnlentetc
attend school; c. NJ. Van Marter, Mar
shalltown quarterly conference, district
evangelist.
Dubuque District.
T. e. Fleming, presiding elder, Man
chester
Arlington-P. N. Dwello.
Cascade-To be supplied
Clermont-R. V. Porter.
Colesburg-H. F. Mcbride.
Delhi-R. c. Tusk.
Dubuque-Center Grove. w. $. Skin
ner; East Dubuque, F. @. Brown.
Grandview avenue, w. G. Dseler:
Reeds Chapel, to be supplied; ST.
Luke's, H. V. Atchison.
Earlville-F. G. Young.
Edgewood-O. C. DePuy.
Epworth--J. r. A. Hammer.
Fairbanks-Mark Masters.
Farley and DyersviHe-W. E. Davis
Greeley-H. T. Crawford.
Hazelton-Jolln Dawson.
Hopkinton-J. F. Bindenherger.
Independence-E. e. Taylor.
Jesup-G. E. Reeder
Lamont-W. f. Ross.
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Business Change at Graettinser.

SpeclaI to I1meS-sePUUIICdI3'
Graettinger, Oct 9.-Preston Fame
stock & Co. have sold their stock of
general merchandise to John Vale. for
merly of Hartley, who will take pos
session as soon as the stock is invoic-
ed. NJ. Vale traded his farm near
Spirit Lake for the store buildings and
lots.
Fahnestock & Co. have been engag-
ed in business since 1891, and will now
retire from business and move to the
Indian Territory. where they own g
large tract of land.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-09

For Sale - A good small sized "Es-
tate Oak heating stove. 2021s North
Second street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-09

For sais-One- chair barber shop:
good trade, good location; population
200 Cheap If taken at once. Address
A. Kessler, Randall, Iowa.