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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
New Russian cabinet.

st. Petersburg, May THE new
Russian cabinet has been completed
and will be announced by the imperial
ukase tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
FARMER MEETS 4
TERRIBLE DEATH
NJ. Bingham, Prosperous Young
Farmer of Butler County,
Killed Today
MANeLED IN a DISC HARLOW

Horses Ran Away and Threw Their
Driver Under the Sharp Discs and
Terribly MansIss His Body -stas-
bIsrs Perfidy II Shell Rock Rssuits
in Separation Of Moorss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
FINAL MEETING TODAY
There Is Little Doubt But That an
Agreement Will Be Reached Between
the Committees Representing the
Anthracite Mine Workers and Mine
Owners Of Pennsylvania.
BULL

The conference between the miners
and operators committees lasted an
hour. 1t was said unofficlally that an
understanding was arrived at for the
extension of the commission awards
for another three years. and that the
companies agreed to replace in their
former positions all men except those
who committed acts of violence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
School Furniture Trus.

Racine. Wis, May lit is officially
announced here today that the Ameri-
can School Furniture Company had
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
Exnert Chess PLAYER Dead.

chces player. died todav of angina pee
toris.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07

New York, May 7.-What Is expected
to be the final meeting between the
committees representing the anthracite
mine workers and the mine owners Of
Pennsylvania will be held here this
afternoon, wien an effort will he made
to agree oil the term of years and oth-
.er details for the continuation of the
award of the anthracite strike commis-
sion. That an agreement will be
reached is not doubted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
GOULD DEFEATS PENNEL.

American Will Now Meet Eustace
Miles, Amateur Tennis Champion.
London, May To-day, Jay Gould
defeated V. Pennel, last years runner
up, in the amateur court tennis cham
pionship of Great Britain. He will
now meet Eustace Miles, champion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
Against Guaranteeing Frisco Bonds.

Washington, May 1.-THE senate
committee on finance today authorized
an adverse report on Senator New
lands resolution looking to a national
guaranty of credit to San Francisco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
PLACE FoR MORRISON.

Son Of the Bishop May Get Good Job
in the Navy.
Special to Times Republican.
Washington, May 7.-Congressman
Dawson has secured an order for ex-
animation of Nevis Morrison, SON of
Bishop Morrison. of Davenport, s as
sistant paymaster in the navy. Young
Morrison is now in the navy at New
port. The examination will be in June.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
BURLINGTON FRUITS BLleHTED

But Sunday Nights Frost Did Dam
age.
Spe.la, to Times Republican.
Burlington, May Sunday nights
frost seriously affected the fruits in
this locality Fruit raisers, who re-
ported their trees In good shape, had
scare Saturday night, but at that time
the cloudy condition of the atmosphere
protected the crops from harm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
GOVERNOR NOT AssAss,NATED.
Governor General Of EkaternosIav
South Russia, Was Killed, How

ST. Petersburg May THE report
of the assassination Of the governor
OF E;lizabethpol. which reached here
last night. was Incorrect. 1t was the
governor general of Ekaterinslav,
South Russia, who was assassinated
Yesterday evening by six nonunion per-
sons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE.
]. j. Payne, of Des Moines, Nominal
ed for Federal Office.

Washington, May 1.-THE presiden
today nominated j. j. Payne register
Of the land office at Des Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
KENTUCKY TOWN GOES DRY.
No Mint Juleps in Lexington saturda,
Mayor Closing All Saloons,

Lexington. KY, May IAN order by
Mayor Thomas A. Combs issued to the
police to keep saloons closed here yes
terday was strictly enforced. This is
the first time in two years that saloons
were closed here on Sunday. The action
of the mayor is the result Of the kill
ing Of Martin Clark by Aaron McCabe
in a saloon here last Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07

does every one who has at heart the
interest OF the country. You are
great regiment"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Felt Romeos CSC

Styles for women. made by Alfred Dodge
Co. They're $3.50 value. made of best
wool felt trimmed with fur to match
Choose from red, brown. gray and black
Flexible leather soles with warm felt in
soes. All sizes. Need them now for
cool mornings. Aisle s, Monday pair,
csc. ~ aN
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
IRON TRAIN 25c

Engine. three coaches,
painted red; think of
that for 25c.
HOOK and LADDER soc
Iron hook aud ladder
with 2 horses; soc,
IRON FIRE Engine SOC
With 2 horses; soc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

ENGLISH sUITINGS S1AS-Its a 5O-in. fabric hard
finished worsted small checks and mixtures. mannish
effects. Choose from brown and blue, wine and green
combinations Aisle 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

~ INCH DAMASK soc
It's linen that would be low priced at Sl.OO
Third floor Annex S9c yard.
22-IN NAPKINS TO MATCH. S2.60 DOZ.
20 INCH DAMAsk CSC
A white satin damask all linen, good weight.
It's marked way under worth at soc yard.
Third floor Annex.
IS INCH DAMASK At 37%c
A white table damask good heavy weight,
satin finish 371kc yard; third floor Annex.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Womens Oxfords $l.9S

Many $3.50 values; 200 pairs of women's
new Oxfords, ribbon tie and street
pump style. Made of glace kid or pat
ent colt skin, turned or welted soles;
French and Cuban heels Most of them
are worth $3.50 regularly While they
last Monday, in aisle s, pair $1.9S.:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
22-INCH Doll s1.as

22-INCH DOLL s1.0s
A kid-bodied beauty; fine
bisque head: sewed wig; NOV
ing eyes; hip jointed; Monday
$1.9S. Sd floor.
2Sc DOLLS Zoe
Kid-body doll with bisque
head and curly wig; an extra
value Ice; Monday, Sd floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

52-IN. BROADCLOTH s1.4S-An extra grade or
broadcloth splendid finish all the desirable shades.
also black dressy for tailor made suits. It's ull-
usual value, 52-in, aisle A.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
IRON WAGONS RI.26

IRON WAGONS sI.25
Body 12X24 inches, with and II
inch steel wheels. $1.25.
COASTER WAGONS S1.OS
California coasters with steel wheels
and axles; kind every little boy
wants; $1.9S.
DOLL BUGGIES S1.25
With steel wheels and axles; to help
NIL the little girls Stocking $1.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Tapestry Brussels Rugs 90

Tapestry Brussels RUGS csc AM
$1.5O Value, 27x54 In. MSSf
Tapestry Brussels rugs, choose from G6fSSR
medallion patterns and oriental effects R%
the very best of colors; they are dur M3
able rugs, fringed ends; the kind you're VT
IN the habit of paying S1.5O for here
Monday on the third floor, each CSC Z
Zoe CretOnne Sc
Here's flyer To make spirited buying; S.
inch cretonne from full pieces of perfect
goods, no remnants zoe grade, limit 20 yards
to customer: no phone mail orders none
delivered; third floor, Monday, yard &C.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

ENGLISH SUITINGS S14s--Just received a large
shipment newest eoors and patterns. They com
pare fayoraby with weaves you at $1.75 and
$z00. Aisle T.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Here's big value chorus of music Monday A sale
make the lveiest kind of buying. Note the popu-
lar hits included editions 17c 6Oc editions 21c
and numerous folios at 39c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

The third floor becoming wonderfully interesting children
Toys hereto there yerywhe Toy evenst strunE
wf
the third floor Monday spdpr II for
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
White Napkins $l.5O Dozen

Size 22x22 inches; splendid for hotel use.
Good weight, fast selvage Splendid S1.75
values at s1.5O dozen. Third floor Annex.
$500 CLOTHS AT sI.65
Hemstitched table cloths, 21s yards long.
all linen. half bleached Every woman
knows what splendid values they are at
$500. They are bargains at S1.65 third
floor Annex, Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Fancy Handkerchief Csc
Handkerchief Centers l5c
Guaranteed Umbrellas 9Se

26 or 2S inch umbrellas, Paragon frames. steel
rod; plain or fancy handles, guaranteed for a
year. Extra value. Aisle 3, csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18


Of
our $500 values in aisle g. Monday, $3.50 " ~
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Instrumental Hits l7C
75c FoIios soc

Tie Piano Folios popular pieces It's the best
Autumn Neil Morets lat. oIuI9H GddeHp lIU $50
Songs" books 39c
NOTE-Ma orders this sale music Will be hlled
up wednesday. postage extra
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

pIaId mateFas eOndeTabIy usuaIy
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
$l.5O Administers Sl.OO

Pretty Administer rugs, size 1896 come in
floral designs and soft oriental colors; use
them for doorways or in front of dressers;
extra value at $3.50; Monday, third floor,
each S1.00.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
$500 Administer Rugs $l8.5
Brussels Rugs $l4.9S

lUb An unusual assortment patterns soft colors
ur regular price $250O Monday. third $3.50
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27
A Good Guessing Contest.

After all have assembled, pass pro
grammcs ornamcntod with cats. and
tell the guests that the questions are 10
be answered by one word. the first syl,
liable of which is cat.
waterfall and a disease2 (Catar-
act)
An instrument OF torture and an
animal? (CatD
deluge? (Cataclysm.y
a burial place? CCatacombs.)
Sometimes used at funerals? (Cat.
afalQue)
An unconscious state? (CataIepsy.)
list OF name5 or things? (Cata.
logue)
An animal found in the mountains
(Catamount)
A great calamity? (Catastrophe.)
A disease that afficts many? (Ca.
tarrh)
4 boat rarely seen? fCatamaran)
A class or order OF ideas! Gate
goryD
one who provides for the inner man
(Caterer)
What becomes a butterfly? Cater.
pillar)
A cry oft heard IN the night? (Cat.
erwaul)
A religious edifce? (CathedraIO
A beam at a ships bow? (Cathead. }
An instrument of torture? (Cat o.
Nine Tails.)
Domestic Quadrupeds? (CattleD
An article used in illness? (Cata.
plasm.)
A book of questions and answers!
(Catechism.)
For prizes a copy OF the Black Cat
magazine and penwiper ornamented
by stuffed kitten may be given. For
refreshments, spread the table with a
red cloth, use black cat candy boxes
for favors, red candles in black
wrought iron holders. and the effect
will be unique. Shades may be made
from red paper with black cats pasted
on.
Serve deviled crabs. sandwiches. cot.
fee, olives and a mulled cider If no one
objects.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27
Ix2eaee-...--z-z..
TALL AND GRACEFUL GIRL.
This Is Day OF Woman of Long Lines
and How She Should Carry
Herself.

The tall girl practices the Berlin
method of sleeping and waking. The
new Berlin theory OF waking up is one
ShAt was first written out by a physi-
clan ,med Halle. OF Germany. Halle
tried IL upon his pa tents in a Der in
sanitarium. ana such was his success
that he has kept on with it,
The sanitarlum was for wealthy pa
tients. who were a little too stout
The idea is to wake up slowly and
deliberately. Here are the Halle rules,
the rules by which you can make your
self taller:
Wake up in the morning and
stretch. Practice the arm movements.
Without getting out Of bed. lie fat
upon your back, stretch your arms
over your head and imagine THAI lou
have dumbbells in your hands ENer-
else your arms upward. Try IL a dozen
times. Move your arms upward again
and again. Try the arm motions side
ways. Keep en- for five or ten minutes.
Then stretch. Stretch every muscle N
your body. Keep on stretching until
you have stretched for Is minutes.
Then begin and gap.
This waking up slowly is really al
there is of the famous Halle method,
which women so 10 Germany and pay
a small fortune 20 learn. Any woman
can pick IL up for herself But il
takes time and time is something the
average worau does not possess.
The tall girl is eating the foods that
make the frame grow. She takes meat
once a day and usually white meat if
she can get IL. She also eats fish.
And she eats fruits by the quantity,
And there is another thing which
the tail girl does not neglect. and that
is her hour OF gymnastics. II is nee
essacy for her 10 practice gymnastics
an hour at night. and never doe me
seek her couch without going through
with them.
Keeping the chest raised is very inn
portant And 50 IS knack which the
feminine siXfO1ter mas learned. She
Keeps her chest raised all the time.
The very tail girl learns how to
walk upstairs. When she goes up
stairs she does not throw herself for
ward and pant. Neither does she drag
herself up. With her dress we'll lifted
she walks upstairs perfectly erect. she
plants each foot upon the stair and
steps forward and upward very much
as though she were walking up a Hill.
II is fine exercise when you climb
stairs I'm this way. Stair climbing
does not hurt you.
The very tail girl learns how to rest.
She rever wastes one moemnt OF en-
ergy. She has the knack OF resting
against cushion OF resting against
chair back. OF resting against some
thing SO that her muscles get little
repose.
Relaxing az the pre- per time is a dis
tinct art, but IL Is one which the short
girl does not possess. All short girls
are nervous; all short girls are rest
less; all short girls SIRE active. and all
short girls are tired. The fact that tho
are active and restless really keeps
! them from growing tall.
The tall girl. on ;he other hand, is
full OF reposc. She knows how TO re-
lax, and the woman who has learned
the art OF resting has gained more bat
ties in this world than the woman who
has conquered a fortune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27

ing live Goals upon a turtles back.
Paper was scarce in those days. and
Abe's writing material was often a
wooden shovel. from which unsatisfac-
tory compositions could be erased by
whiting, or n Eastwood single He
was forced 10 be economical IN words.
Not one could be written down until
he was sure that II best expressed his
idea, and here was planted the germ
OF that literary genius the full fruit or
which was the mastery address at
Gettysburg.
To his store OF knowledge were. soon
added the Arabian Nights" Robinson
CrusOe' and incidents in the history OF
his own country, all CLEANED from Dor
rowed books. OF these perhaps the
most priced was the Life OF George
Washington" the property OF Josiah
Crawford, a crusty neighbor who made
poor Abe work for him for three days
TO pay for 1t when il had been spoiled
by rain leaking through the chinks Of
the Lincoln cabin.
Abe had one teacher after Master
Crawford and then his schoolhouse
days ended. ana be was graduated into
the higher school OF hard work and ex-
perience, the university OF the world.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27

cool. then let her slowly go through the
many different points OF the toilet
manicuring and hair brushing for in,
stance. so Often done in a rush These
help relax and quiet the nerves and
can take up an hours time. Last OF
al cup of warm milk with pinch OF
salt. Many people. this applies particu.
larry to men, suffer from sleeplessness
because they are not properly nour-
ished. Exhausted or irritated and ex.
cited nerves need nourishing. bite
of light and easily digested food viii
not keep one awake-on the contrary
il is often just what is needed TO in
duce sleep.
Sleep will not come to the brain that
is worrying or even to the brain that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27
O-
\ Q6lnc0IEO'S
\ School DAYS
| BY A. W. FE2RlN
Cepyusia. 1906. b. a. W. Fern
BY A. W. FERRlN
Cop,GsiA. 1906. By a. W. Femn

n BRAHAM LINCOLN was ten
IN years old when his father
Io\ made that profitable journey
from Indiana 10 his old home
in Kentucky. from which he returned
with a new wife and accompanying
worldly possessions which would have
seemed to Abe and his little sister
Nancy like the treasures of the Indies
had they ever heard OF that golden
empire. The advent of Sally Bush in
her new role as Mrs. Thomas Lincoln
marked an epoch in Abe's life Hith-
erto he had been growing very much
! like Topsy. Now he was to know q
mothers loving care.
As soon as she had attended TO the
| bodily wants of her stepchildren.
made them look little more human"
as she expressed it, Mrs. Lincoln turned
her attention TO the minds Of her new
I charges II was welcome surprise
10 her, no doubt. to find that in his few
1 weeks OF rough schooling in kentucky
under the tutelage of Caleb Hazel
young Abe had picked up some knowl-
/ edge Of reading and writing. and his
/ foster mother decided that it was high
time that he should add to his attain
ments.
On Little Pigeon creek. a mile and
/ Il half from the Lincoln farm. the set
tiers had built a log schoolhOuse. and
/ Hazel Dorsey had been hired 20 pre-
: side therein. Dorsey. IL was said. could
4 teach reading writing and arithmetic,
and what more could be asScd2 The
news Of these now educational advan-
| tages meant much 20 all the children Of
= the backwoo.s. but IL meant more 70
! Abe. II was The opening OF a wide
! gate 10 him. lie was growing faster
| than ever now. Good Mrs Lincoln de-
! SPARED OF keeping BIN ian clothes that
would fit him. Cloth Of any kind was
| scarce. ANA much OF n boys wardrobe
/ had 10 be OF buckskin. and. however
| loose Abe's trousers might be made. a
| few hours iE the wet fields or a fan into
/ a woodland brook suHiced 10 render
} them a tighter nit than any tailor could
| fashion. Stockings were out of the
/ question. AMI when on special occasions
! or In extreme cold weather shoes were
worn they were Glow cut 10 save
| leather. There was apt 10 be gener-
GUS eXpansc OF blue ankles and shin
bones between Abe's trousers and his
clumsy feet This tendency 10 thigh
water pants" was one which stayed
with him Tor many years.
The first term of Dorsey's school was
short. The winter melted rapidly away.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27
HANGING CASE.

II should be covered with art linen,
upon which are embroidered two but
terfiies, or any little floral design. The
back should be about eight inches wide
and seven inches deep. The piece for
the front is the same width and half
the depth. The material used to cover
1t is embroidered or painted with the
words Shaving Papers" Trim the
top with cord, which should be carled
round at each end; sew this front 20
the back, then edge with cord. curled
at the corners Ribbon is sewn TO the
back to form a loop to hang it up by.
and it is ornamented with a bow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27
A SOOTHING CUP OF MILK.

is busy with the thoughts OF How
shall | make myself fall asleep" Take
the mind of the desired outcome ond
center it on directing bodily move
ments, inducing the bodily fatigue by
firing the muscles. II sounds as If Il
would take forever. but IL doesn't. Just
try it. The first time you feel as If you
would never be able to fall asleer
stretch yourself out while in bed. arms
above the head. muscles tense and
stretched to their utmost Stiffen leg
and arm muscles and feel as much as
possible as you do when stretching in
the morning. Relax completely and try
again. Stretch the limbs i'm different
directions. For instance put the arms
out in front. You will speedily find
yourself yawCing comfortably and you
probably won't need to 80 through any
more exercises. being by now quite too
sleepy TO do so but the other move.
ments are equally good. Lie on your
back and pull the knees up. Inhale
deeply while doing this. While the
breath is retained stinen and stretch
the muscles, making the body as tense
as possible. Now relax slowly and
thoroughly beginning with the muscles
OF the neck, arms and back; exhale al
the same time. IL is usually the neck
that is so tense and rigid that very
nervous people feel as II they were
holding their heads on by main force
These stretching exercises will speedily
teach one how 10 relax ones hold on
ones own tense muscles. which is the
very first thing 20 learn for those who
suffer from insomnia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27
Chld,s Birthday Party.

This describes the prettiest kind OF
a party for the little tots ranging N
age from three to six. The mother haC
a kindergarten table seating ten, will
red chairs and the regular dining-roon
table was pushed aside for these. The
room was decorated with quantities OF
gay Chinese lanterns. which delighted
the children.
Under each plate there was a white
lace paper dolly. a paper napkin. q
place card and the name spelled out
with alphabet crackers. Six tiny REQ
candles with shades made from rec
Christmas tree candle holders. were Oh
the table, besides a huge angel fooo
cake, which held three red candles. and
was surrounGe0 by hoop containing
red candles put in as close as they
would stand; the hoop was concealed
by ferns.
Cocoa was served In small Buster
Brown" mugs. Wit sandwich OF
whole wheat bread, then plain vanilla
ice cream IN ramekins. After this a
Jack Horner" pie was placed on the
table. and each child took hold Of a red
ribbon which had a little metal tas
on the end OF 1t and at a signal all
pulled and peppermint patties came
out. Two were ted together with red
ribbon, and there was one for each
child. Then there were swapping
cracker caps containing surprises. e
and on leaving the dining room each
child was biven Tag OF confetti tc
throw after getting outside the house
The hours FOR this party we're from
three 10 i've, and the children came
promptly and went home promptly, SC
they were not tired out.
When the invitations we're sent Out
the birthday was not mentioned.