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CONTINUED ON PAGE 8, COLUMN L.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26

A dozen of San Francisco's most
successful duck hunters tell their
best stories of the marshes and de-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
MOI WORTH hit LIVING
sorrs Condition q fisay rodsy ilb-
sFal Oilsf b psoele's DruE store

Tlmsa wh9 never have ans stomach
Troubles ard Huuso digestion Is ike
flat q ln ostrich canuat rssihF uu-
denfani t|se oH1 condition 81 many
Hu kIAlia IHiaF
tlfe Ama 00f NnM worth tHe living
tlUY blf - Wlfh neuous HuiafAau.
sicepIevness pain aud misery n fho
stomach. headaefrs blra aeiI0s and
have cunAauf fe4f tfat stat liIag
nAi IS Ru.aa ip disagree Wllh liam
and NHNae atlll EfnsiHF distress
lu Nu8 tHeW e rfHedF fHat
ftsiufss tiss Hat functions Is fhe dI-
EesHFe stsfnm. Feile9H tagging Ha
tfitaH. ana aidz lu tHa issImlIal lan
% faal tHh nneie NA8afs aHd
hraM the lfalMiHa aad 0Hamed sails
81 the stomach. strengthen Iile nerve
eInien IF tle digestive system. and
makes a PERMANENT aud positive eaW
Iu alI fufms ~ stomach tunh'c. "a.
captluE ctncaf
Tie Peoples uFaK Store make lilt
eni aHfr IL ennnectiHn with MNuna
giving guarantees viii oFeff be bon
lheY @ll that II Ito remedy does not
give satlslaeI ion. it vii rst nothing
licNln ila usr at once. and see low
auieAly you will Ket relief
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(iwendaIe Happenings


Tie pearh tads are not ali killed,
ami tllare y . chance foF > pafsial
cpp
TIE lighl from ne burning Cansy
gas wsli may ~ seen hsfe a. night.
TIE heavens are beautifully lllam.
lnaled
We slsh there was eEgeFh enter.
prise Ia lhis section q put 10 setsgal
hnnarpd acres of co.'s peas II II re.
ais tlle test paying crop that can t.
RAISED. and cos peas flourish Ia thls
hlark ka,id loam seil
Crimson. Alslse Ana short red clover
have been sapefimtniea with N our
community 2nd did fsal asll. and se
helisfs Ilat opf fafmer would have
healthier eaes uer tl,eg e. eselisw
tlio ordinary hAp and alse tame
efssses Timothy would ioufish here.
MI kuffEs has moved ipie iiie fiea
laou.e bulll By Miss Nageie Highland,
next 10 the shAnalan plsre Nr
Burns Ags that ths ROADS VII - fl.e1
and tlAi good eulferis elll - pas ln
ehsu llsy mas D. usoiesl - tiAf
0s,ce mofe lt Mlll b. q pleasane fof sle
citizens of tNis nslafiogh0aa sa Nheol
e. toHn 11lefs slli - small bridges
put ia a. tl.e Jess Tiomas p'ace ard
near Nf liafflss aud a. setsrsl either
p0inis Iie Commercial Glub ef Ni.
uita vlll fesnsh tle iaml,sF Ii s
hoped there sill D. Fooi turnout u
nsieibou - help build lhs fn4d if
thafa vas enoaeh eutsrpfssa thefe
migi.f bn At tcrf llile sKpeaee i llHs
spln-log dfss fosd made TIE rAe.
ras creek should be hndEod ~
uauld NOS eost much for > p'ain lps
AMI plank bridge and oar people sfe
wllllne 70 ap tiieir lafi in SETTING b.
buUt
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CARD FROM PEOPLES
DRUG STORE.
Their Liberal Otter 10 Treat wotsl
Case af SsisgSh IN Ninlla

Td tie tsiitnf F0r some time ae
have lad a. opportunity a. watch tlit
results iolIue lnf thn ase uf iigoMei.
treatment far cAfaffl lliat cures hY
bguafhiug furjleated alf, absolutely
without ass stomach dosing The b..
suits have lsfu 50 remarkable thAf
80 Zee. Justified in making ! publc
ulirf g. ir4t fiie Norsf rase - eAfaffb
in klHltA with The understanding
ihAt r iiFoNei DOES n0t cure o. aili
cost absolutely ualhlns
TIE complete llJumei uutHf costs
e and ceusIsts II 81 Inhaler that can
- carried iu tht vesf qeHket a
n80slieige ampHef aBt ! bottle ef lg8
eMgi shoHt IhIs naf - eH#Eh fGf
4 cure. etffa lafles ef iigeurf can
- lHtaines for s. oUnfs Eumtafs
fhs small aKptasa alfh tHe fees
changed hs specialists auA hM u5 5Nf
Ne guarantees tite Treatment 8 et
nothing unless f rufes
We hapf ths e#eF sI hr aeCftf
81 wuF aar 0ips ken IWy
AnnH lfaH lfa
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PARKS tOSES
Miss Carlotta Archer on Cher
0kee School Board

paFs has - oat n Hs eau.
test tolls IS Enin M uWabsF 81
fHe CgewNea S.l hafd IT'S TERN
expired asi samWst aud cher Rep
en appointed Miss eaf6tia Archer q
Pryor enok @ t0e p.aes NJ PARIS
claimed thai bis term continued 4H.
I'll tie dissolution 30 tabal affairs.
This etes aas taken l} + Eoadiu
q uha aas elected chIef bF tHe rump
council hold at Tahle4aah last fall
Nr aaiIna e9ntluaet Nt Parks Is
tie oe.eo
Sir Ha1lIHot alcd t8 have lis
elaim sa ealef recognized Hd nos
fhe department e me iutsHaf las
decided that Mr Farks al,0 s Hot sb-
titled b NE once which be eiaias
Nlss Auhsf therefore 0ocomes the
legal app8laIse
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Indian Mission Conference.

T9 uii3ear meeting aui ear
rails II tl.o conference bsam q me.
s 8 ue Indian Mission eafe
tse Methodist aara alh aI
a htd u IlaieH beginning
3 da4 ainR aff ana
fIa 'us thoasH Tf4rsiaY aftsa
~ extremely iutefea ~ fUaa
fs heen arranged among t sf
te teHs Hlsaop tnan ss
Hes Sam A Steel ICES 1m IS
H pf A. E HoHHei get s "
Aanoa auf Hct % s Goddard
afe slanaf3 fQ ahlna
lhv annual meeting 81 tas Wo
naas ForeiEn Missionary .clY
aH bel held al te same une auG
fa-e DAILY sessions aI.I te tai ta
tH Hadeulg Cumberland rwaf
~ an church
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DENTISTS

llaf.@ heckef i0f fMs maH.
ager ef TIE clothing department 81
Neemans stores in Joplin tas hegn
secured bf The sanders Wright Mer
camille company q this cts to take
charge uf their clothing department
iic eili lave charge als1 DC the vim
dgwzdfCNlnR lie has had abundant
experience tn both liHes ~ Rpfk. and
Will undoubtedly add considerable
strength % the already strong hfm
which he Joins
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fiae present i s4id q - llef farewell
tour u he United States BESIDES
Naatoses. she viii appear oniy Al
oklainana Ctr ana NhAmnea III the
tA0 territories
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WANTED To bag Farm 81 1853
a So aeres VIII pas easa GiW
fa desarpt a. ana esneul iaI ot
lara VII dsa With usnen on.y
Address Former care Chletiafn Ns
ua Fl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
About SettIed.

Washington Mar % a cablegram
from Ambassador White says that
tie Aleeucas conference has practle.
ailY reached an agreement upon the
question Of policing Morocco. which
vas The most dlnienlt Issue before the
conference.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

Commissioner T J. fzrfAf IS hold.
lne court TO-DAY Ia Clislsea

Commissioner T ]. fArnf Is hold.
lug court TO-DAY IA Chslsea
0epgse Hughes ant fAmily have T..
turned 70 ms ri,i e fsnain after !
yeara elloafn 10 elafsmofa
Mtll MAgfA Felufnsd yesterday fFam
EllnAm springs. Ara. vfere he has
heen visiting fof tso wsaks
Ewlne aaleA left ga tho noon
Frisco cor nomlny ii tbe ClaAge ia
ton wl.sp Dc viii speud sstegAl DAYS
o. hlk ranch
james Mosisy Vas toiAf ioand gull.
y " iAFcNul and given i tail sentence
tie fosltsi slo bis t.elaslrin9 70 !.
= iafseg s5ms tias aEo and appro.
pssstea IL 70 bis oea use
Judge a GNi ulli g Is salliaN
ten'ghi. uisfs be vial hold tlfce
dAgs term q eoufi % clean % tie
baslnes leit unfinished lasi aeek
q M eonifll anil G n selh 81 -.
pansp3fi lna lafs t-sn ln tie cltY
fef several days lpaking l8I invest
mensa nm4 afe n0rN pleased wiih
tle oatloog issfc ami ssFect i0 Fptufu.
william Sisean and MlN Marf
0amDle. both q Tits eifY scfs united
III marriage Sunday asierpsn II TIE
ChFhilxu parsonage IS Rev. A. J.
Willaass the paa ~ Tie YouuE
peopls all make tits eltY tiislf home.
THO mamhais nflcw IA feeeylng
about aftY letter. Ger dsy 81 present
.T1.e Fash Is mostly caaead b the
wlckll9e trouble sagsesiloua as -
tfs caaafe ef gla outlans as ~,
colsed FROM All over use country
United states Judge 4. =. Parker
tnd hlseouH atiacises ssaf % Miami
slls mefnlug shev coafi vil D. in
session. lasting p;obaby tic eniife
wsek w 81 simu, dld upf eo IS
tallla. hs paes bslug taken - n.
- Gabteft
TIE lssiy u llenfg smith its kAfg
hoilsrmAksfof pynlen ello was Killed
D. q switch enFtUs Friday vas
bfoughs thfpash thls cltf last night
~ h Ufamer and i l. 1oalca in+
terment vii T. ln Springfield Ne
Smifh lad several fflsUfie la thn ciiY.
IaNnencc iisfass. arrested las wsek
fnF Introducing aas tnAag dsseiAFKtd.
Tie Testimony against him t-ios in.
sufficient lie Is = nesrn. iisIng ln
rAfsonk ahefe De- has uaFne 5 good
fspulAtlou lie claimed uaf the
ahlsAeY found eu hln wien aff@ted
Nas given hlH
Iasf nlshta hard rlu3 ana rain
ald ama damaEe - eafl9uss ae1
ather snail pailalu ln Nlnlta fle
caHiineei RATES are faFt 81 tle iafr
efs TheB afe unaha ts PLANT errns
Aad flea are fears tiaf anlss Csc
wxafhff eltan 80 Han Sac uafa
ftAty planted Aii rai
End g Musi manakeT 0ffls As
se4fea elAaauQaas VIII o. n Viz
uila soma tiaa tbs arsA O. eehfeg
viii ne Commercial ciaa committee
which iss iie matfef ~ s Chaatau
qua uudeT adFssmeHf ST. nsneH
Is analoas % bo'l Ciaalaaqaa sEalh
IN Ninlts tl.ls rear aid has a tettet
llne 60 attractions tfan q scar ago
=. = johnson has iusf Received
nue ptofaguHh Qf tbe rofneat0ue
clAs ln Aasansf taken d fle afnF
~ tie corner stone s. south NetN
tef on 1snasu Ihe group ~
cludos e asufat ani the Photograph
~ Issch s Fefief Three flnlia
Masam ate in tte Fuup \ 1ohn
sen. saus wade an1c 70 Htriausnn
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FnoN wEDsKsDAY's nAll.Y


FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Lem Paris Il clalnea was ia tise
city last night. 81 foate laons from 5
visit 10 Mssskosee
a marriage llnense was sssuu1 yes.
tefday 70 JsrsssA LaaAiss aSd Miss
0ensf Coz os welch
. W. Pic has purchased q lst ia
tbs Mafn addition and ali balld 4
nlcs house thereon thss spring
NAona 1csps1dsu has sold oat hla
business Interests a, Tahle4uah and
wlll move taeA - ylnlia seon
Tie haF % Cooke. rector II AH
Saints chafch south McAlestef. aiii
preach a. 81 5atn's Epl.capai clnich
80 thn clsf tomaffua evening
~ il0heft ssnalek. ef ST. Louis.
sta las been waiting h.a brother ln
las A. & hfsekef, in this cliY, has
xone 70 Ramona. slsefs he sill lpeAts.
Il u fumofea that a prominent
bAakrr e Nlniia is q ofsanifr snoill.
ef sleffanf eompanf hefe Definite
announcements mas hs expected soon
t,epaiiss Caldssll. Marick and
otl.sfs senf b Miami 90 tho eady
frseeo slii - pflsniefs. most u whom
am g spgvaf befor ihe grand laU
tlleFe
captain q s White has completed
tie isulssa aud ofhor etulpmenis ior
hia squat plant aud lsas nos ordered
fis hlfsis ile Intends fo e9 Into tiic
Dasiness 90 large seAla.
FoNlsf has lssi feceiyea lof Of
fef9 nlce cards aud folders FROM NeW
Yafs citY shiloh are tery nice Auu
should cal. 0l blm Or the latest lu
paolos Easf % raiirasd crossing
Fred Mcdaniel q prominent c.fi1on
~ lkAulsatllle. il lu the city To-Day 90
BUSINESS M Mcdaniel IS a mealter
of tie Chsgukes delegation and las
spcQf ponlna of tha alntef ln
Washington
A NJ kitchen. tie PROBATE commits.
siuuer j. atoat u.o busiest man in
Ninlta theg dais TIE anuauneo.
meat lu Tie Chis'laln fen days aRo
relative % guAr8iAts auA admlusffa.
tors las bfgaght 4 rosi % business
- sevsfal aass nafhlng has besn
heara fram TIE Nlnifa Kas sell 1t hs.
tells RE naas bsfetcu tlsfe and
ths eliy have tesn almost Impaaihle.
ant 80 0ne ffom frfs las visited tie
eelt sluoe fhs reported discovers aa
eees 1f Fe sapd
s B uspa arplf UHfei states
mani ii sent q Nesfo tAs maFn.
ns elth fse3 R.ni smth u sight
Haet arrested netngls fef hafhauf
fha NhsHHss smNh s teIng taken
fo kansas aHsne ls preliminary
hearing eli ID hs'j lelofe tommh
s|quef klFkpsttifk
Tlern stli te 81 morning erfHs az
81 1ohHs rlaHh sandsE alns to
tl,e alssuea ~ 10 fsfor gef s g..
nA44Wlu H Tulsa SHORE tle Ben
church. S to q teaeaft4 SUNDAY
morning SUNDAY oreulng tlle bishop
80 ths dleeee ail preach at 81
Joha rau
Ne b ! WhaIrn & Kansas Clty
aas heie yesterday % ~ tammizsl
efT Fsfnf ln fesani ta bee son
fiaak wha was one uf te tufs AZ
rested i0t fabb'uR ggllean restaurant
rgceaEy Te ~ IS anlf lffears
old Hh mother sass that since Do
lad the tFpllo.d q year aRu his mind
she fears ias leeH aHested llla ear
enis nave n0t been able u control
latin and le has ffeluenty ran aaay
from home Ms MhsIsu eeHt o. ~.
amt ast night aheTs tle boy eaa
taken % appear before itr grand lafy
yesterday Size ha fsauai and eai.
tund H0mau
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pluesaive acts ikea rau.tlcs lest
thing IH The aurId Oct H8ilA burns.
cracked hauds taftsr etc sold 1g
4 y Owens Druggist dw
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FnoN TUESDAYS uAllY

A*#NA Nf4A#a e t'aA#A
Z S. Asep sent s S. Icus res.
tsuiag
sE Nallsn vas 10 Casssille. No.
yesferaa8
Deputies " g napae Caul eaId.
wei and Muuiack eeut e Miami ou
tilo morning Frsao today elth fhlftF
prisoners mosf 81 whom aF to oaRpsar
before ;ts grana lurY noe 81 session.
there
TIE last Issue q ihe Hlaeiaasot
Neps cantalhs 4 complimentary ar.
count 0f thb spol made ln that
toen Lass week hY Seymour Riddle
uf this city ile snake hefofs the
Ieme.mtic clab there aa1 autet -
psclaily nnan aria Felk s. men
woahy 81 leadership
Tomurfop A. s. Eehsn. maslsf in
clAuetf wlli sd. tle ue and load
mining ese q GO ceres 90 iaad l.
- ionF al'es sasf 0f spaf.nae rba
laad heIoags % Mars A flo'defman.
tflh daughter oi Hsny IinIdefman.
nna lies n 0Ha tolf seme tle speef
msls of nFc have been found "a be-
Tins k tia frst lead and E|ae loase q
~ sald aE auction
Nmo. sAFah ilornlarii TIE great
French actfesS vii appear e ths
Hutton Ihsafsf iu Maskogee ths
night of Tneslsy April , She viii
rla8 camllle, one It her bent plays
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

E bmtuE heieIiue Indigestion
ere eat a HHE Dyspepsia Tablet
after meals sold bf a ! Owens
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4 GOOD HAT IS 4 GOOD THING FOR TIE HEAD
EVEN THOUGH A MANS CLOTHES Look GOOD.
lF HIS HAT is OLD on OUT or STYLE IT 6oES
AGAINST HIN Ne HAVE Just COT m a
SWELL LINE or NobbY HATS FOR MEN. NE
BETTER ONE FOR So 90. AND FOR $500. NE
CAN FIT YOU OUT IN THE BEST HAT A6olN6
No MATTER How HARD YOU ARE TO PLEASE.
w CAN PLEASE YOU IN a HAT-oRE THAT
MlLl LOOK 50 WELL on YOU THAT IF YOU
APPLY FOR 4 POSITION THE HAT YOU WEAR
VII BE 4 RECOMMENDATION AND DoNT
FORGET LE CAN FIT YOU OUT ALSO WITH
NICE TIES. SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS
ANYTHING YOU YEAR OUR SUITS MADE
ESPECIALLY FOR US. STRAUSS HI6H ART. +"
ARE ALSO TO BE REMEMBERED
RESPECTFULLY
EN- RATcLlFF NERO. co.
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iem Paris IL ClialMea was ia tise
clty last night 81 foate isoms fr0m s
visit ~ Maskosee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07

yuma, arrived IN the city Saturday
evening, and VIII remain for a visit OF
a week with their daughter and sister.
Mrs Ray Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. G.. Boggic aud chill
dreu, Wallace and Helen, of Oskaloosa.
spent Sunday In the city as the guests
of The formers mother. Mrs. Lavinn
Bogglo. and other relatives.
Mrs G. E. Mcpil and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Corfe. OF Union, who have
been IN the city for q few days visit
with their daughter and sister. Mrs,
j. H. WINERY. aud family, returned
home Saturday evening.
Mrs Il. V. Mills. OF Grand Junction,
Col, who has been IN the city several
weeks visiting her parents. MIR, aud
Mrs. William Smith. went to Iowa city
Saturday night. where she VIII visit
for Il week or ten days with her
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Whitaker.
Mrs Mills will return here before re-
turning home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
General Foreman OF
Car Shops Becomes Master Car
Builder of Isthmian Canal
LEAVE WEDNESDAY,
WI IL.
Mr.. Mead Lands Nice Berth in Panama
CaraI Work--He Will Be Under
George o. Brooke, Superintendent OF
Motive Power and Machinery - Mr.
Mead Sails From New York May IL.

Charles II. Mead, general foreman OF
the Iowa Central car shops. whose res
idcnec is at 200 West Church street
has been appointed master ear builder
for the Isthnian canal project. Mr.
Mead'a appointment came Sunday, ana
he has already rendered his resigna-
zion 10 the Iowa Central He Will leave
the city Wednesday. and VIII san from
New York for the canal zone May "a,
His headquarters viii probably be NJ
Culebra. on the canal.
Mr.. Mcads appointment came thrH
Superintendent OF Motive Power ana
Machinery George d. Brooke. OF the
canal. who was formerly master me-
chanic OF the Central Mr. Mead WIZ
have entire charge of the car bullalhs
and car repairing of the canal ana tne
Panama railroad. He accepted the oi'er
al n salary better than $4,000 year.
on his way to New York Mr.. Mead
win stop for short time at his ora
home. Kent, o.. and with daughter,
who lives ut Mendvllle. Pa. He expects
to reach New York next SUNDAY OF
early next week.
Mr.. Mead has been with the Central
In his present capacity for SIX years,
and has proved an efficient head OF the
department of which he has had
charge. Mrs. Mead and son. the latter
student In the high school, VIII re-
main In the city for time at least
presumably until the latter graduates
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Alice Hauser, Of Liscomb, spent
Saturday in the city.
Mrs. r.. r.. CUP, of Liscomb, was
in the city Saturday.
| Mrs. Burt Gruwell, of Clemens, spent
Saturday in the CITY,
Mr. Warren Nichols. Of Minerva, was
| in the city Saturday.
Mrs. S. b. Smith, of Albion, spent
SaturdayIsin the city.
Miss Eta Early, Of Liscomb, spent
Saturday in the city.
Mrs. Fred McKinnon. of Bromley,
spent Saturday in the city.
Miss Clara Bauman of Liscomb
spent Saturday insthe city.
Mrs w. r. Clemens, of st. Anthony,
spent Saturday in the city.
Mrs Ruth Blackburn, of Clemens,
spent Saturday in the city.
Mrs Elias Bueghley. of Lscomb.
visited in the city Saturday
Mr.. A. j.. Nuese of Pickering, spent
Saturday in the city on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Mccormack, of
Clemens, were in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunn, of ST.
Anthony, were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. f. Everist and daughter Mamie.
OF Minerva, were Saturday visitors in
the city.
Mrs. Oscar Jurden spent Sunday III
| Ackley as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Rath.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed Cole, formerly Of
Marshalltown, but now Of Oskaloosa
spent Saturday in the city with friends.
Miss Ida johnson returned Saturday
evening to her home IN Liscomb. after
a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Edison Hawk.
Mr.. cyrus M. Runkle of Eldora.
spent Saturday afternoon in the city,
being on his way home from a few
days stay in Omaha on business.
Mr.. Clarence Yokom, Of Minneapolis.
who has been in the city for a short
visit with his mother, Mrs. j. A. Yok-
ON. left this morning for his home.
Mrs. Pearl Speer and son Ralph, of
Hampton, also Mrs. Speer's sister.
Mrs. Lou Duclos, spent Sunday in the
city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Speer.
Mrs. Matthew Tostenson, Miss Mar
Bafet ana MI. JOHN i'dei, i~"uitt i'oSi
and lilo Goodman and Mrs. Martha
Botnen, all of Dillon, were in the city
Saturday
Mrs. e. E. Holmes and daughter
Leah, of Boone, who have been in the
city for brief visit as the guests OF
Mrs. D. T. Smith returned home Sat
urday evening.
Miss Fanny K. Flickinger principal
of the Woodbury. school, spent Sun
! day in Waterloo with her parents.
Dr.. e. w. Jay was in st. Anthony to-
| day on business.
Mrs. Lewis and daughter, of Monte
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
Japanese Marriaae Laws.

There is as yet no such thing In
Japan as equality between the sexes.
The law relating to marriage recognizes
no wrongs except on the part of The
wife, from whom the husband may
obtain a divorce by merely asserting
that he ls tired Of her. or upon any
Of the following grounds:
Disobediencc. adultery, barrcnness,
jealousy, physical antipathy, talAsa-
tivencss. or that.
When u girl ia about to marry. her
mother imDresses upon her various
rules OF conduct to be followed during
her welded life. Some of these are;
ere always amlahle 10 your mother
In-luw and father-in-
Don't talk much.
Get up early, go to bed lalc, and
never sleep in the afternoon.
Until you are 80. never mix In
crowds
Don't consult fortune tcllers.
do not wear light clothes.
BE humble. and polite.
"Never allow yourself to be jealous.
Even if your husband Is in the
wrong. never get angry.
Never speak evil of your neigh
bors.
Strict obedience to n husband Is a
wife's noblcst virtue"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
OBITUARY..
Rohdc.


Henry r. Rohdo, u Spanish AmcrI-
can war veteran of the Iowa Soldiers
Home who Will be known better by
residents Of the city as the keeper of
the boat docks during the last season
died this morning at the hospital OF
paralysis of the brain, MIR. Rohde was
80 yenrs of age. and served in Com
pany u, lfiftyiirst Iowa Infantry. He
enlisted June ". 1898. Mt Creston, and
WAS discharged Aug. 90 1899, ut San
Francisco. He was a native of Ger
many. ana was born Sept, III. 1870,
Mr.. Rohde was unmarried, and Is sur
vived by one sister. Mrs Elsie Walter.
living ut Evcrly. Clay county He was
admitted from Lcavenworth, kas., Aug.
10. 1901.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made. pending word from the
deccaseds sister.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.

May THE Pralrievillc Ladies' aia
Society met with Mrs. @. w, ferguson
Wednesday. Fourteen ladies were
present and the day was spent ~
quilting. Mrs. Ferguson served de-
licious dinner at noon. Recently the
aid society had given cash DONATION
to the Baptist foreign mission WORK
and TO the Japan famine relief fund.
Miss Mabel Schiebel has returheo
home from Minerva. where she mas
been for over year, living at warren
Nichols 40.
Lewis Collins is very sick with
pneumonia.
The township has purchased y new
road grader. and VIII put the 'is'i" ~ :
In good order
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
Wild Flowers.

Yellowstone Is truly one OF tns
"SrVKN WONDERS AZ place W
grandeur and scenery 1t Is unsurpass-
ed by the famous Alps Wild MOWERS
abound there in great profusion.
In order to furnish the public with
souvenir within reach Of all, the North-
ern Pacific Railway has prepared
dainty publication, containing twelve
snec,ments of the most beautiful WHO
aowers in the Park. which have been
pressed and mounted In portfolio tom.
This attractive souvenir, Which also
contains six full page halftone Illus
trations. VIII be mailed prepaid upcn
receipt of so cents.
A. M. CIET4AfJD, general passenger
agent, ST. Paul, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
Water Rent.

All water rents are due May /. IT
paid on or before May is, fiat rate
rents are subject to a discount Of %
per cent. and meter rate rents are sub
ject to a discount of 20 per cent
No discount after May is. All water
rents must be paid at the city CLERKS
office. No bills will be taken out by a
collector. The city ordinance provides
that water rents unpaid on May 80,
shall be deemed delinquent and the
water supply shall be cut off without
further notice. l.. DERBY, City Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
Local Weather Record.

The extremes in temperature Sun
dav were AZ and &c as against ga and 30
for the day preceding, GO and 81 year
ago. and "a and 50 two years ago. a.
2 this morning 81 was registered, as
against Al for the corresponding hour
sunday morning, 50 year ago, and 80
two wears ago.