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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Oorf no6 Dublin uno 8elfoiD in i'm
fenocm 3lItanoe ~ouf9egeben mlrOe
un0 sic i1iiibrii6i9e Momi6oft ii6
an 9orO ocS OampfcrS uSogomi" be-
finOet, Scr Don Nciu-Yorf rtadJ Hotter-
Dam untcrlpcgS it,, Mciter mel0ete
Der Mobomf" niAt8 ii6er 0os S6id-
jail OcS o2ltcifer."
q cue @irren al st. 2ucio.
@ri00ctom II, Sriel 9orboOoS,
9ritiidJ- gScitinOien, 81. 2(pril.-0ic
Elmultltontcn oltf ser Sniel ct.
2ltCia limo o6ern1ulS oltf Ocm &ricgS.
pfoo. Cine bonn @ortpernellr Der
Sniel bier cingeIotfcnc 0epeidc mel
set, ooB cr 6iilfc orin0eno n0tbig bat.
tries, ortf ct. <cio, q.
Npril. - Sier berridt Mlt6e unO sic
Nr6cit lit mieocr ouigcnommeL Oof
bc9t man @%eIor9niB, 0oB bic lturllDcn
micoer ollSbrc6cn f0nnclt. Die Nr-
beit0cbcr lporcn 9c5pltn8cn, Den 6or-
ocrltngen ser &oblcntrGger ul0 Ir-
Better nod Sobnerb06ung no65u.
ge6cn, trot0em sic 6orOcrun8en ais
crorbitont bc5eidnct mcrOcn.
2(uf Ben 3ucterplontagcu, mo- &obrs
fcI0cr nicoerge6rannt uno Sobrifen
3crIt6rt mllroell, ooltern Die Sunnllte
tort. Die 9eringe GoIi5eiforce mo
Die Spc5ioIpoli5iitcn, i6lc6t geleitet,
mic iie obcnOrein iin0, itn0 orlBcr
Stonoe, sic OrOntng ol1fredt SIT CT
6ulteu. Scit Die 2(uS Idreitungen be-
qonuen boben, Dat bic Yolt5et pielc
Ycrioncn act0Otct, % permuloet gno
II ein9clpcrrt.
Sul1oert @oli5iIten ltnO 6rcipiaigc
iino beltte bon Barbados %angcfommen
un0 nit Dem @oupernellr ms Sano
g~c0on9en.
&ein britii6cS &ric95i0iif lit in
Scr NG6c. Ser bollGn0iide &rcll5er
.GcloerlonO" fltbr geitcru 9l6crtO inl
biciigcn Sofen etn, nm &oblen 81 lrcDs
men, unO licgt jcbt bier am Gitoi.
2onoon, 81. 9lpril. - Die no
miralitdt bat sen &rell5er uSnOefo-
tigo6le" bon 9llerto GortcS, @onon-
ro8, nod Scr SnieI ct. 2ucio beors
0crt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Sinoer Scrrrnann fret.

n6ington 26. Gpril. -
@ingcr Scrrmomt, iriibcr Gongrebs
9(b0cor0netcr bon Oregon rulO Ieiner
;3eit Gommiii6r 0e3 @c~nerollono.
onltS, mltr0e belltc Na6mittog bon
Den @ciHmorenen BON Scr Infloge
Ser 3crlt0rung 0iicntlidcr 9lttcn trei-
ociproden. Der Ero5eB bat ~ $50.
dbcn gcool,crt. Sr. &errmom mar
ongcflogt, 80 9rici-G opirbiidcr ser
5tDrt SIT bo6enL. llnl sic Spnrcn Der
ibm sur Gait ~gelegtcn llncbrenboftig=
felt SIT pcrlpii6ct. &r. Scrrnloml
lullr0c Don ocutldCn @ltcrn i'm ipclts
lidcu Murplano acborcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
1tnalaublidlc itnbcntildc Gubbcit.

Upper aItpn, 81, 81. april.
Nadoem Grof. &c. Wtllgon bon
ct. 2pltis uno s. 90. 9cp, @eneral=
9(n5eigenagert bes Miillollri Bacific-
Spltems, 5ipei bon Sen orei Gi6tern
in Dem g%eltrigen &eoner-G pntelt i'm
Sburtleff College, SIT @linIten Der
Sopbomores entidieoet batten, mllrs
ben iie bon Stubenten bes iiin9lten
SemeIters iiberlpGltigt, an Sdltme &C.
bllnOen uto bis gum Worgen biilflos
gelaiien. Ipr Sogesnnbru6 muroen
Tie beireit lllo fonnten Ourdfroren
ilno draerli6 nod ct. Soltls 51lrilfs
febren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Sdjlcpp6putc nadj europa.

T6ilaoelpbio a, So, 81. 4pril.
- IG1Ite ISOLDE miro ser critic Ser
illd gen1odt pcroeuL sic STANDARD
Sil-9arfe Nr. 95 bon bier nod) Git
ropo ST. l6lcppen. Der S%elbompfer
~. j. 2ucas" miro Die Sarfe ms
S1lcpptail nebnen. 9Goe Sobr-
5ellge, welde geltern gbeno unter
9ollait bon Nem-Dorf bier eingetrof-
fen iino, merben 5uiammen 10000 0
@alloilen Del an 9orO nebnten. Mon
ermartet, ooB bic 6nbrt bonn Geld
ipore Sreafwater bis europa mn
5wei @oden in aniprnd ne6men
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

stud NuBlonb Bat ii t
icine neile Slotte cincn perbelicrten
Sup bes cnglii6en S6tod)tidiffcS
n9reoonougbt" oltsgcorbcitet, bas
22,S00 Eon1en replacement er6oltcn
unb cine @elbminoigfeit bon 81 4no.
ten ST er5ielcn inn Stanbe iein lo0.
s(ls idtuere s%lrtileric iinb sebn II.
5ouige @eidiibe porgeieben. Die 9all-
foiten bes S6iiies, boS nit Sllrbi-
nenlMoidinen nlSgeriiltet meroen
ioG, lino orlf 81 100000 Mltbel pcr-
anidlagt. Sic Sdiffc ionen ouf
rniiii1cn @erftcn gebaut pcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Tprofcr'S SruOcr tubt.

Cincinnati 81. g(pril. -SoS.
u. Torofcr, Der 9rllocr ocS SltnocSs
Scnotors s. 9. Sorofcr, ltarb Dcrtc
0ludnlittog bier IN %icilcr @oblnmg
IN cinem arebsleibcuL lponlit CT large
3cit beboitet mar. Sor menigcn Wtos
natcn untcrporf er lif in eillem Gbis
looclpbier Solpitol ntcbrcrcn Opera
%tioilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Gcin 9luti= Sapancrs8cicb

%ictorin, N..G., 81. Ipril. -
0o5 Garloment bon @ritiid-Gplnm-
biu lit cnogiiItig ucrtogt woroen. Ger
&iccs &ortperncilr Itinnnte oQen geIebs
oc6criidben Mobnabmen nit IltS'
no6me 'oeS @inmonoerungSgelebeS SIT.
0eIIcn anti. Sopaner-&louie lit ais
oc0cn Die GciGs- Sllterellen betradtet
mnr0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

beOclltcno 5lrtc6mcn miro. 9iSbcr
pcrbot Sic joponiiGc Nc1icrlng bic
9(lSponOcrung nod 9ritildsGolrm=
bio mcgc, Der BORT berri6enOcn anti.
iaponiiGen Stimmlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
IrS bcm Snnercn WarplanO's nnb
ben an~grcn5cnOcn Staatcn.

~ W - " = y ! y l IT,
Sroll Y. q. Sanger, cine no6c
&lltton&pillc, @.=Gn., ~lpobn6ufte 10
Sabre alto Irul,, lpcld)c icit l0ngcrer
3cit 0ciltcsgclt0rt mar, 6c0in9S clblt-
moro, inocm tic lire &lciOcr NIT Fc-
trolclm bc0oB unO Damn IN 9rono
Itcdtc. Sic Strait mar iriibcr Cit
nal in elmer Srrcnonitolt 81 GlfinS.
Sic billtcrl0Bt cincn Sobn Tobert
Sogcr in Glfin8.
9cin mubtc am putirt mcrs
Sen.
SIN @rofton= Sonotorium in gScit-
8irginicn mltroc cincm Scroncr, scr
Icircn Non1cn ols George Glorf ol1-
gob, Gin @cin lpcgc1 elmer 9ciGbrli'
d)cn Sd,bmlnoe omplltirt. Glorf
iunrbc in OoS @cin ~gcidolicn, mGb-
reno CT lid) ongcblid) in Grafton ali
eillcm Gin6rlt6 bctbciligtC. SrobOcln
CT lid) IN Gllbcrlt fritii6cnt 3llltonOe
b%ciinbct, lpcigertc CT lidl irgcno lpcl-
die Nngo6cn iibcr itillc 6oniIicnpcr.
D0ltnillc 5t MAIDEN.
giferud ii 6rt anm Worb.
@robe Nufregltlg entitonO oln
Srcitog IN Der No66ori6nit bon
&ettlc-Eoitoificc, Hoanc-Gountp, So,
0llrd) 0lc Grmor0llng bon Gobcrt
Summers. Sericlbc ipllroe in Settle
Yoitoiiicc bon George Sipelcp aus
Gifcriltdt cridoiierl, ipcit CT ~ongc6liG
Scr Sroll OcS 2cbtcrcn 81 groBc Slni-
mcrfiumfcitcll 0cihcnft bate. @ci0c
WG1ncr iinO etpo 40 Sabre aft uno
boben Sonilien. Ger M6r0cr, ser
III bic @Glbcr cntilob, miro bon elmer
Eoile pcrfolgt.
Hcgcr ocs In0riifS hul-
SIG.
Ser Nc9er Glt0enc Groctor ipltrpe
gcltern bonn Nidter Mtcrrid in Upper
Worlboro', Wto., 0eS c%rimincllen Pitt
grifiS olli Oic inngc neibc Sroll Win.
ME Spencer IN ibrcr @obmlng, nobc
ToIccroit, an s. Mpril idulbig bcilul-
ocn, BOD ooS llrtbeil nod nidt &C.
fGut. Scr Ncger lpllroc ms @cfGnGs
nib 5uriid9eionot.
Iu Ocm den San
bclstog III Berlin bat StootssS cfrcs
tor @roi EoiobolpSfp iid lcbr 0iinItig
iibcr bic mirtbidoitli1c Gage 0clltids
lambs ollS0ciprod)cn uno gob Ger
Soffllulg IllSOrlld, BOB cs ~gclin1ell
mcrOc, Die olf Dem @elonlorfte li6
fiiblbor mod)cnbc Sponmlng 81 be.
leitigcn. Sic bod9eIponntc lpirtbs
lboftlidc S%bGti9feit bQbc ben @eoorf
nod barren llmlorfSmitteln in bisbcr
nidt Oogcmclencr @ciie pcrnlebrt.
@elo lei idlicBli6 cine @oore, ipic
jeoc onbere @oorc, ltnb nit ser &c.
Iteigerten Ma6froge pflege lid aud
Ser Ercis 0crielben ST erboben. Gr
boffc, boB cs gelingen iperoe, sic
Sponnlllg olli Dem @elbmorfte 81
bcieitiget. Mon bobe ans Ser Sc
itoltltrlg Der oentid)en SonoelSper-
traoe pielio6 9efiirbtungen fir 81,
SSufnnft bergelcitet unb iogor bon Der
Iltslpanoerilng cin5elner Snollltrie.
5ipeige gciprohen. Die omtlidet
S|eItitelnngen bdttelt feline ioGlide
gegriinonng iol6er Seltltealtngcn err
ocbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
@ruffcncr in Milluanfcc.

MiImanfee, @iSc., 81. Ipril.
= Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ser Sir
mo &oitfer, Smitbing & So, Nr.
376 ulo 37S, 9gaowap, muroc,
bellte NadmIittug Ourd Seller ser
Itort. Der SGooen bctrd9t $t50,O00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Snpaniidc Ginluanbcrnna.

9.-G., 81. Ipril.
GS lit bier befannt gemurben, oab Die
joponilde Ginpanoerllng nad) 9ri-
iid-Golumbia iebt, nnd]bem Die Ses
i1r1nfungen %altfgeboben moroen IinO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
0cgcn Waitag.
Su 9cntidlun6 luirS bic SetGcilignns
gcringcr icin, ais jc 5nuUr.


Die Eroflomotion beS io5ioliitiihcn
NotionoI . Gomite's oic6t confer
potioe &otbihId9e. - Sine N}od-
trooSOerwiGi9uu95 -Sorlu8e fir
sic @crtiefung oe8 @orO Office
aonnlS. - Cine Interpolation
ocS GcntrumS. - &l.iiiiGe Plus.
manoerer broll6en nift mebr SIT
booen. - &uiiiihe 9oltcrno68e-
pr6netc enttGlIiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
&oOiebelt's MusHug.
.ltnternu6m cine SaBrt Den Samcs.
Hiucr Binarf.

Allr bon 6olnilienongeb0rigen uno
mcbreren 6rellltOen beglcitet. -
8eIi9tigte pcri0ie0ene DiItorii6c
YlGte ltn6 alte oriItofrutiIdc
@obniiBe. = Ma6tcn sic 6o1rt
otf Ser flcinen Sadt nSDlpb."
&cbrten Tim 1910 llbr 9(6en0s SIT.
riid lt1o bcitiegcn micoer sic
yWaDfloluer." - Der 8r1lioellt
omiiiirt itd).
Norfplf, So, q. Ipril.-ErG=
iiOent Gooicpelt untcrnobm belte sur
Grbolung bon bcn Initrcngungcn
ser gcItrigcn 6eier Der Gr0ffnung
Der SameStolpncr NltSiteQllng ct1cll
gllsilug 0en SomeS &iber olrfmGrts.
Gie @cgcnO 1T reid an biltoriiGcn
Grinncrltn8ert, Ii. cntlong Den llicrn
OeS 6llIiicS Iicgen olte 8o6r5ei0cl
Der &olonioltogc DcS nSl0 Cont
nion." 9ie flcine Sod)t uSplpb"
oient 0en NrGIioentcn lulO ieiner
@eglcitltng fir Sen @usfGltg. &on.
iepclt bottc lid idon gcitcrn N6clto,
nod Dem ibm 81 Gbren DeronItoltcs
ten 6eIt.9onfctt an @orb Scr SoNt
begc6cn, uro mGbrcn6 ser Nodt fubr
bic nSDlp6" bon Norfolf sic 9oi bin-
inter, Inn fir Sic @citerfo6rt am
frii6en Morqclt 6crcit 3t icin. Scr
&ur5 gin9 bireft 1T sic Miin6ung
pcs SolncSs9iiper un6 Damn flllboltf-
mGrts, dIs Gn65iel bo8 oltc SomcS.
tolplt, 6clicn ip0rli6c Tllincn bon
ocn Sogen c~r5dblcn, 'olS bie cngli=
i0en Gl6cnteltrcr Dor 300 Sobren BORT
lan0ctet lt1o cine Doltcrn0e Tie0crs
laliung griinbetet. Canals eitc
2ono5un9e, sic in ben SumeS-9tibcr
bincin rogtc, mur6c lie i'm 2ollIe Ser
Belt bon Ben SllttGcn o1r6bro6en II.
in cine Sniel pcrlponoclt. Die Nic.
Ocrloiillnh sic 5llcrIt Son1cS bicB,
lultr0c ip6tcr Some3.Gitp un6 bonn
SomcStoipn genon1lt. gluf Scr Sobrt
Sen 6(ltB bil,on gc6cnft Scr Erdii,
Ocnt nit iciner 9cglcitltng OIL Der
i1icocncn &cimItGttcn oltS Scr Solo.
n~ioI5cit an3ulcqcn uno sic BORT icit
Sobr6ltnbcrtcn oniGiiigen pornc6n1an
Sonlilicn 8irginicn'S SIT bcilt6cn.
2Sr @eltooer miro or ooS &cin1 Ser
@proS, in Brandon sic SorriIon3,
in Shirley sic Carriers bcill6cn,
IGnlmtli6 Sorilien, bie o,tf cine ltol-
5re I6ncnrci6c III &irqiniCn 8llriid-
bliden. Scin ScInd) lit ibncn inn
&oroltS ongcfiinOi0t ipor0cn. Die
SorriionS %bclpobnclt, mic cS Gcibt,
0o8 GItcItc Goloniol=W onlion IN bcnl
rSlb 1ominion." Scr go15c Nll3-
flltg iuor olS ~Itriftc Erioot=9 (ngclc
ocn6cit porbcrcitct mor0cn llno feirc
3citun10S = 9cridtcrItottcr bcglcitet
bcn ErGlibenten, scr bic Io6rt ol3
cine Grbolllng I'M &rciie %icircr So.
milie uno GINGER mcnigcr 6reunoe
5ll6ringcn npltc.
Tim Q llGr is Winlltcn bellte
Mbenb fc6rtc sic @cleQi6oft nod
T%orfolf 5uriid llno bcltiea iuicoer sic
nWionilolper," bic bolo boroltf nod
@oibington obbompftc.
Sll bcS ErGliocttcn @cicQiboit
luoren: Trolt Gooicpclt, Sri. Goolc-
belt Nrdic ltno Quentin &oplcpclt,
Hidtcr Wooop bonn Sber = 9ltllbcS-
1erid)t, ScfrctGr Metcolf uno Sc
moblin, Siilfs.S cfrctGr inn Stats.
0eportcmcllt Bacon, @iQiom 2oc6,
SefrctGr bes ErGii6cnteiL llno Stills
ScfrctGr 2attn, Srolt Hnlpb GrpB
Sobnlon, GopitGn Sec, MilitGr= Nbill=
tont bcS ErGliocntcn, Gopit1n 9on
Morinc- goilttont ~oeiicl6en, 2ielttc-
nont-Gonmonocr Gong mo Worinc-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
Butcher stock.

A few good to choice cows and heif-
ers went on the early market at
steady prices but after most urgent
orders had been filed the market weak
eLed Bulk of offerings which had to
&C under $500. however, were slow
sale from the outset and sales in main
after the start showed decline. Plain
and medium, as we'll as grassy stock,
was especially in dull demand, the CALI
being centered on the better classes
at this time. Some very choice weighty
heiferS went on export account at
$3.50 and prime cows also sold on this
account up to $3.50 and other choice
cows made s51565.25. Bulk of fairly
good to very good fat cows and heifers
landed at s425 and upward to $500,
and most medium and grassy lots at
s3.25m3.75.
There was limited selling of bulls
early at steady prices. demand being
more limited than lately. Fat BUTCH
err grades We're In best favor. wants
for bolognas being comparatively slim.
Few bulls went upwards of S4.75. and
a desirable class of butchers We're
secured at 1925 late in the day, while
sales of bolognas higher than $40
were rarer, and very plain light ones
had to go around $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
What is catarrh?

Catarrh is an inflammation Of the
mucous membrane of the nose, throat
and lungs with many annoying symp-
toms. In. this climate there are few
who do not suffer from this disagree
able disease, often in chronic and
dangerous state.
The one scientific and commonsense
treatment is Hyomei combination of
heaRng and germ-killing balsafns,
which is breathed thru a special in
haler that comes with every outfit
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
s1.00. and Mcbride & Will give their
personal guarantee with every pack
age that money will be refunded I'M
less the treatment cures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
The Cunninu Actor,

DIR. Herbert Gresham James, the
well known specialist In dipsomania,
was talking in New York about the
cunning with which dipsonlaniacs in
confinement will obtain liquor.
"A certain noted but incorporate
actor said DIR. Gresham James, was
once locked up by his manager in or
der that he might not spoil the even-
inls performance by overwhelming.
His confinement was close. Windows.
doors-everything was locked and
barred.
But the actor beckoned to man
In the street, showed a greenback and
bawled to him thru the closed win
dow to go and buy a bottle of whisky
and a clap pipe.
when the man returned with these
purchased the actor called:N
"'Stick the pipe stem in thru the
keyhole.'
"This was done.
"'Now,' said the actor. pour the
whisky carefully into the bowl
LAS the fluid fell into the bowl, the
actor sucked it up, and when his
mana ger came to release him that eve
ming. he lay in corner quite glorious
ly drunk"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
stockyard Notes.

No let up 20 the hog run.
Haying is not checking the hog
run much.
Hog values have dropped close to
half-a-dolla, in month.
Packers are buying cows and heif
ers as tho their coolers were bare of
cheap beef.
S. NJ. Colwell. Of Knoxville had in a
load of good 1250-lb cattle of his own
feeding. which sold at a good price.
c. w. Huntsberry, prominent ship
per from Winfield. and a regular pat
ron of this market. had three cars of
cattle here.
Elmer Westlake, of Westlake Bros.
dealers in live stock at Melrose. was
here in charge of shipment of mixed
cattle.
L. Noble, one of the large shippers
in Iowa, had a shipment of three cars
of cattle ard hogs on the market. Re
ports about the usual amount of stock
to come forward from around Noble.
Herman Walker, of Mediapolis, a
large and extensive dealer from that
point, had three cars of cattle on the
market yesterday. Mr.. Walker re-
ports about the usual amount of stock
20 come forward from that point.
John Van Wyngarden of Prairie City
sent in a, load of butcher stock and
Mr.. NJ. E. Whitcomb accompanied the
Shipment to look after the sale and
Incidentally to take in some of the
sights of the yards and the city.
William Smiley. one of the largest
and most extensive dealers in south
eastern Iowa had a shipment of five
cars of choice heavy hogs of his own
feeding which sold at very satisfactory
prices. Mr. Smiley is a regular patron
of this market.
G. A. Hollingshead of Mock & Hol-
lingshead. regular buyers and ship
pers of live stock at Abba. was here
looking after the sale of a shipment of
Cattle.
The Farmers Mutual Elevator Com
oanv Of hardwood. was represented
on yesterdays market with a load of
hogs that were sold for strong price
for tier kind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
He Risked Il.

Vice President w. G. Brown OF the
New York Central railroad said in
Syracuse that he believed in governs
mental supervision of the railroads.
Such supervision, conducted as 1t
is bound to be, with fairness, will BEN
eft the whole country" said Mr..
Brown ''It is an error to think that
the government is going to Cypress
the persecute the railroads. Some
people think the government is going
to take chances with the railroads as
the farmer did with his son..
"The farmers son was blowing and
"a breat black cloud of crows followed
the pillow picking UP the worms that
wriggled in the rich, chocolate colored
burrows.
"The farmer ran into the house, got
his gun. fired at the crows and pep
cpered his sons legs with shot. The
young man fell down and when his
father ran up to him, he groaned:
"'Didn't We see me, father!'
Eyes said the old man, I saw ye,
we'll enough, but didn't like to miss
the chance at the crows"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
Vacation Tours.

For the summer season the Iowa
Central railway has arranged lower
excursion rates than ever before to the
various summer resorts in the east and
to Minnesota, Wisconsin, Colorado.
Utah. California. Washington, Oregon,
Montana. Wyoming and South Dakota.
Tickets on sale daily commencing
June 1, limited to October 81, 1907
Liberal stop-over privileges and
variable sroutes offered In connection
with tickets 10 western destinations
For full particulars call on agents
or address A. B. Cults, G. P. & T. A,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18

Chicago, July 1s.-Higher prices for
wheat at the Northwestern markets
and at Liverpool, had Strengthening
effect today on the local market. There
was AN urgent demand from shorts in
evid1hce, but the offerings were small
September opened at 931a 99sss, ad
vanced to 94@94A, and settled back
to 93B. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago receipts were 314 cars.
September declined to 9S on the SELL
ing by cash houses and longs, but adj
vanced to 9414 on the renewed cover
ing by shorts, closing 70 higher at "a
@94B.
Corn.
Trading in corn was very quiet. The
market was easy. Favorable weather
for the new crop, was the chief weak
ening influence. September opened at
5S7s @53A, sold to 537s. and declined
TO 53ha. Receipts were 209 cars.
The market weakened with break IL
wheat, and continued weak until the
close. September finishing % lower at
53A @53h.
Oats were active and strong on a
big general demand. Damage reports
from the northwest accounted largely
for the activity. September opened at
3S1s to 3SB. Receipts were 81 cars.
Provisions.
Provisions We're quiet and steady.
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Not Caused hx careIessness


! Washington, D. c., July 1S.-It is
| said at the navy department that it
| is extremely improbable that the acct
dent aboard the battleship Georgia re-
suited from any carelessness or lack
sonnet of the ship.
A short time ago thorough tnspec-
ton was made of every detail of the
Georgia's ordinance by Commander
Schofield, one of the most expert of
the ordinance officers of the navy
This inspection was also extended to
the crew, and it was found that the
vessel was in perfect condition and
that the ships company was very eff
ticient at all points and We're follow
ing closely the firing regulations in
every essential detail.
In the absence of any other plausible
explanation the officers here are dis
posed to give consideration to the
theory advanced by some of the
Georgia's officers when they came
ashore at Boston, that the powder
charge of the eight inc1h gun was fired
accid entally by a clot of SCOT. which
came floating down smouldering from
the ships smoke pipe. and settled by
chance into the open scuttle on top
of the turret alighting directly on the
fifty pound bag of smokeless powder
in the arms of the loader at the breech
of the gun. It is pointed out that the
bag enclosing the powder is made of
thin serge material, whfth Is rather
infammable In fact, il is necessary
that it should be soft in order to be
entirely consumed in the bore of the
gun after the charge is fired. other
wise bits of burning cloth might acci-
dentally explode the next charge OF
powder introduced before the breech of
the gun could be closed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18

Fer Sale = All my household furni-
ture Private sale at house Thursday
and Friday, / % 3 p. m. Harry Nc
Combs. 400 North Third street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
Proper DIAGNOSIS.
cleveland Leader.)

Senator Beveridge," said young
physician, addressed the class l was
graduated from on our commencement
day. He advised us in this address TO
be broad and generous in our views.
He said he once saw two famous
physician introduced at reception.
They We're deservedly famous but they
were of opposing schools; and the reg
ular, as he shook the other by the
hand said softly:
" I am glad to meet you as gentle-
man, sir tho 1 can't admit that you
are physician
"'And T. said the homeopathic,
smiling family. am glad to meet you
as physician, tho l can't admit you
are gentleman"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, July Is.
cattle-Estimated receipts for today
$500; weak; beeves, 4.6O@I25: cows
and heffers, 1.5o@5.60; stockers and
feeders, 2.sOM51O; good to prime
steers, 5.70@7.25.
Hogs-Estiynated receipts ,:.r today
$4,000; steady to strong; light, 5.70@
6.1O; mixed 5.65@6.O5; heavy, $3.50
5.S7h; rough 525@5.55: good to choice
heavy, 5.75@5s71a; bulk of sales, SIS
@5.95.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today.
10000; weak; 3.75@6.oo; yaerlings, 500
@6.70; lambs, 5.70@760.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
Minor Iowa RaIk Games.

Baxter-Newton defeated Baxter by
a score of s to 4. Batteries-Trussler
and Carrier; Kline and Willard.
Waverly.-Hopkins Bros won from
Waverly by score of to 2 in fast
game. Observation-Disclosures and Pol
lock; Masters and Hantz
Eagle Grove.--Eagle Grove defeated
Belmont here yesterday 9 to 2 Bat
teries-Sporier and Reiter; Johnson
and Parsons.
Carroll Carroll defeated Jefferson
at Jefferson yesterday by the score of
to 4. observation-disclosures Swain
and Hilley: Carroll, Haskell and Bel
ter. Umpire-McCall, of Boone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-18
The Doctor Away1From Home When
. Most Needed.

People are often very much disap-
pointed to find that their family phys
ician is away from home when they
most need his services. Diseases like
cramp collie and cholera morbus re-
quire prompt treatment. and have in
many instances proven fatal before
medicine could be procured or phys
ician summoned. The right way is to
keep at hand bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
No physician can prescribe better
medicine for these diseases. BY hav-
ing it in the house you escape much
pain and suffering and all risk. But
it now; 1t may save life. For sale by
all druggists.