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The Washington times., 1907-03-03
Railroads.
BALTIMORE G CHIC R.R.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and c 81
ROYAL. Ellie LIZ.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. snd 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour On the Odd Hour.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 22D ST. NEW YORK
1900 arn.-Bunst Parior. ) Hr Train
sss 200 q. a.En--Dlner ami Pullman Parlor Car
tll.0o a-m--Itner and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 p.m.-Uiner and Pullman ParIor Car
800 p.u--''20yaI Limited" All PuIimans.
400 p-m.-C0aches 70 PHILADELPHIA
800 p.m.-Diner and Pullman ra-lor.
800 p.m.--Coaches 81 Philadelphia
eel 30 p.ID.-SleeperE.
S2.57 p.m.-Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7,v9. 900. fII-O0 a. m.
..EvERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS, A. n TO p. "
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days: Z;SI. 500. $50. 100. 7.29. 500.
SO 500 Sd 1870. . ,s1 LOO a, m 100 noon:
$50 900. go. 7.o0 500, $40. 10-5O. 1915.
= sUndays: SUI lays 2:57. 700. 10. $40. 300. 1o.oo.
u.O0 ~ m: 100. lis. 800. $50. 500. $40, go
zoo. 1850. lo-S5, j. 20 ll-@S 8 p u
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. ~ p. m.
CINciNNA-I. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. 800 a. n. '4.o5 p m. "l2.t0 night.
PITTsBURG. 'l.2s p. "a, 's:IO ?. m. ~ ..
CLEVELAND. 80 p. m; COLUMBUS.
WIiEELING. 500 a. m. $50 , N
WINCHESTER. IS % a M. f4,o5. IS 90 ,. n.
ANNAPOLIS. week Gays. 500 a. H.. u -05
noon; 4:45. 6-U6 ?. IN. Sundays. $50 a M.
and $50 p
LURAY and ELKTON. s4.05 .. m.
FREDERICK. ISIS. ss9-D 4. IN. ss1 40
taos. Is rs pm
HAGERSTOwN. BIS a. n and 800 .. n
BOYD and way points, SIS "'9:I5 a. m,
81 80, e 90. f5-2J. -"IG-l5. III 20 ?. N.
GAIIHERSBURG AID way points. fs.25.
ssgI5 a. N. TI2-J0. s-I-3O f1-oO SOS
f5:ss, 4s 80 s'7-35. .s10-15. fII-S0 D. m
wASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points. 1856. s's;E O. ~. s'I.30. fS.06.
Is So p. n.
sDaily- Except Sunday. '"Sundays only.
Reservation of Sleeping or Parlor Car
space. rates OF fare. etc. VIII be quickly fur.
nished BY TELEPHONE at all Of the FOL
loving Ticket Ofsces. 1917 O St TelEphons
Main 1891. 5I9 PeuEsy lyanIa Ave. TeIeph0na
Hain ~. Station. New jersey Ave. and {
St. Ticket office. Telephone East 6g7. Infor-
nation Bureau. East ia
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Lost.

LOST-A mink fur necIpicce on car .r On
street near 18th and r stS. NV Reward
u returncS 90 APARTMENT -. The Frari5-
lin. 1915 lfti 81. uH- mb7-g-
LOST-Blsck leather wallet containing bills
and papers. also three checks uavabI. 10
J. IT. Scoh"ll. cashier and J. c. Wine Il
Co payment stopped checks. Reward
viii be paid Tor return OF p0ckcthY0K 10
!. u. SCDEELL. 6l2 Massachusetts, ave nv.
mhr-Gt
LOST Friday evening. japanese pocleethoalt
containing money. calling cards. and tickets
n returned 90 O. A. H.. 100 NJ 81. NV finder
will be- rewarded. rnh2-gt
IcST-iady's Elld watch. with monogram
" L =. on back. Return 20 The Everett
and receive reward ruhs-et
l-DST-Buuch KEYS. between 1Ith 81 nv
and SJh ST nc. Return 90 60 J.. st ne
mh1-1t
IOST-A brown fur muC. trimmed With rUn
claws and four tails. Saturday Fcbru-sy o
IN the vicinity ~ I7th 1nd " stS NV. S28
reward fur its return 10 I1E St NV.
uhl-3t
LOST-Betwcen st 50. and PeunsvivanIa-
ave. NV. and Center Market. 9th and p Sc
lady's gold watch carved case. with picture
inside. Reward II returned 90 133 Pennsyl-
yaaia ave NV fcgT-tf
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ELIzABETHS GREAT CLOCK.

What is said to be one Of the largest
clocks in the world has ben placed I'm
the new tower at Elizabeth. N J. i
is IS feet in diameter, with IS-f5ot
hands. The tower. which is $50 feet
high. was built expressly for the clock
which viii be illuminated al night.
and will be visible for many miles.
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no ROOM FOR DOUBT.

CaEdidate-You have not any doubt
as to my character. have you2
Noter-Oh. no, OF course not.
Candidate-Then why don't YOU vote
for me2
Noter-Because I have no doubt as TO
your character.-BCSton Post.
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Coats Dry Cleaned and Pressed, 25c.
Pants, 1oc. Vests, 1oc. overcoats, 35c.
Ladies' Suits, soc to 75c. suits
Steam Cleaned, S1.oo. Suits Dyed and
Pressed, S1-5o. Ladies' Suits
Steam Cleaned, S1.5o to S2.Oo. Ladies'
Suits Dyed and Pressed, So TO S2.5o.
CALL THE CLOTHES DOCTOR.
l755 Pa. Ave. N. w.
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BANK FUNDS,
|. FNE-YEARSENTENCE

WACO, Tex. March Frank NJ Ma
brys banker % McGregoT. has pleaded
guilty IA Federal court 10 the charge Of
cmbczzlement and misappropriation OF
funds Of a national bank and has been
sentenced 10 five years in Leavenworth
penitentiary- tho minimum penalty.
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FIVE ITALIANS KILLED
DURING RIOT IN FRANCE

GRASP. France. March S.-Five Ital-
lans who were employed at the canal
works at Saint Cezaire. declined TO al
low a procession organized by the in
habitants 10 pass. The crowd attacked
me Italians with guns. bars OF IRON and
hammers. i, Three of the Italians were
Killed. SIX arrests were made.
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Auction Sales.
TWO-MAST SCHOONER,
FARMERS FRIEND"

On MONDAY. MARCH E. 1907. at 3 O'CLOCK
I. NJ. we will sell at public auction al
BlaEdcn's wharf. foot 81 81. Sc. this Cood
schooner, - tons. or 90 cords Of wood ca
paCity. Terms cash.
THOS. J. OWEN & son. AuctIoneerS.
1881 q st. NV. nhI-af
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Automobiles.

VERY SMALL. air-csoI.I 1lirabogf -,-1-7-
new. cheap Address BOX s2l Times ono.
ni'2-st
WANTEp-ToUriuE car that win carry d~n
people STANTON PARK AUTO co stb
and q sts no. srb7 ~
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave and the Beach. near
piers and attractions. large. sunny rooms.
private baths: elevator. sun parlOr Capacity
$50. Table and service superior Special
spring terms BRYAN WILLIAMS.
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Winter Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL RUDOLF.

Atlantic City y J. Directly on Beach.
American and European plans; 40 ocean
view rooms; 100 suites. with private sea-
water baths phones In rooms: orchestra;
weekly social features: capacity. 1.go0s spe-
cial spring rates. Chas. y. Myers owner
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Found.

LACEY's delicious ice cream and sberbet
10C and goc per gallon hve large bricks in
a box. e5c. Phone Main s33 COZ New York
ave. NV. r1he-tf
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LOANS or FuENrruRr

Here we are way down at the bottom
OF the column.
WHEN IN DOUBT about borroV-In- o
just call on The company that "blovysS
the least That's US.
ABSOLUTELY no pubIlcity-ro nr,-iD,-
into your private snairs-no delay
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO
81 \ 81. ", w. PRIVATE OFFTr,r
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

expert IN the treatment OF private dfseaEsy
Chronic and acute, Both se&es- All <onsuita-
lions confidential. Medicine furnished Prices
Rooms. l2S5 Pennsylvania ave NV. Phone
Hl'-
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Mo-ey Loaned SaIaried People

Offices IN G. principal cities: save vourSs. /.
money by getting my terms first d. IL
TOLMAN. Room COS. &c 18th St NV cs5-tf
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WarIbOrOhdEJ f.. EIealRim
JOSIAH WHITE &

JOSIAH WHITE 8 SONS.
HOTEL RALEIGH,
St. Charles and Beach.
Homeliks comforts
Reasonable rates
Booklet II. !. DY$ES.
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND sANATORIUN.
ATLANTIC CITY.
One of he newest stone. brick. and steel
buildings. with every comfort, always open;
always ready: always busy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05

itifte 2piter Renigbeb Der, % De 9drnle
Settlere a uorifiinoebe moi (9gre fors
tiener De berfor) iii at gioe ben famine
Raon iom Renigbebeu, De forlob | Rors
se. Reniabeoen tiIbsrte fra ferite SiS
at ben noriie 5puobe, men unoer Strts
cen om Raaoeoaleet bIep ben ipItttet,
men Canton pnIgte at bIipe itaaenbe
meo ben Gel, iom boIOt fat oso Spus
oSeu. ! Reuiebebeu inbebnbbe ban fles
re Siqiospoiter, og ban bar fiere @duge
oaIet iom en- al bers Sruitees. San bar
aItio fat os urufteIie / fin Sperbebiss
ming. Settle er fun en- riuse &rans on
bans gsinoe; Fan fortieute Den bit be-
bre, 90 maaife en- b~pstigcre, oe en-, iom
bar bebrc tieuSt meS ben afbsoe, tan
flette en- b9roi9ere. Ien sen beSIte
gao BOG bans grGit o. SiGIeisraer
BAN, oa ban rrfIRrsSe, at ban bsSe l
Sroen paa i'm SreIier. Naatte hi ais,
re bet ian,me; oa biz bi beSft bGSre
bans 9einoel r..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05
On penIie Riobmano
COB falSe ct pGrbifnIot ginf ON
aafie.

"fscr omtrent s aar itSen," FRI
Der en- Ri6tgmn.D Dame, "leb ieg al
gserusIitet - en- Gel at Sioen iiena
nteo NerpeipGffelie.
Councillor blen leg polen % Del
funoe bore lniliat for mig at tale
for en- SiS. I'll andre Sioer funoe
iea babe ioGr @aIoeipgoom % init
Sierte funOe bonfe im~ertefulSt, naar
ies git fort eIler feieoe.
Seq bar taset NOT 0seoiein til ai
begpnoe ct IiSet apotef isoen noger
gsptte. en- aften ipilrgte Dor &isb'
mnnb min NonS, bnopoan ieg bar oa
raaSeoe iterft til at ieg ilutteSe mel
anffe o9 Srof 8oiaim, % ban brogte
biem en- 9affe, og ies Iapeoe Den Ell
ter anpi$ning, % pi bleo begge
alooe | oct.
@i Tlttebe Sa nteb @afie albeIes oa
brugte Inn goItum. s en- @taameoS
Sib beguuote leg Of blipe beore %
iaa no icm ct anaet Mennelfe. Sdr'
pen fcm ieien i mine ainocr, % reg
beapnote at icoe soot, min appetii
par goo, % ieg bespnote at lGe9e
poa mig aiso 90 bIipe interesieret !
alt omfring / Suiet.
GnocIis nar ies iitanS til at aiepe
oIt nit grbeiSe ubeu bet mfnoite Segn
paa min aamIe Speoom. Seq er ian
tafnenmeIig Tor ben lille BOG Sbe
Shoao TO &eauiae.' Den bar giurt
mig faa meset sost. Sea bar life
ta9et uoseu SIags Ieoicin for ieg
@aauRSer % tr9user insen.
gn al bore Seninoer, Tom life LITE
Ioinm, iom bum Inpeoe Oct, life min,
90 ba bun Iqrtc at fose oct lGnse
moi, par benScs iao goo iom min.
Oct er let, Scriom man isleer gn'
ptSuinoen.@ gsarnet opgipes al To'
itum 60, Battle Greet, Mi6. 2GS
Den lille BOG, "Sbe Hoao to @eu'
bile, | gafterne. Der er en-
@rumo.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05

Gan maotte SaaleSes bsie ale Rpbpegers
Iipets geIpGrIi9beSer. 90 ofte bar bet
bacrot not at ilaa fig igiennem, oe m
az er Sc gpiicber iorn De fertte yapop9gea
re Tan furtQIe WI men iout Der life er
SIabs for her. Set iaa ofte f%ortbiIet
rS. men aliaeeeI sr bet mango al De eff
terfsloeuSe SettIere, iom itaar | Safs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS til Canton 90 bans
iortrGffeliee Suitru, Der meS Sadln1os
Siobsp bette ole NpbpeserIiuets 8eibers
liabeSer; tbi noen teube, mee henees
Store sprfanS % prottiife Slif, piIoe bet
moi aIsrie babe Iptieoes iaa 9oet for
benz. ion bet eiprbe, % bet bible o9re
en- lIretfaroigbee life at omtaIe benos !
Senne S~orbinSelie; beune bb9tige %
msniterpGreige apiube. iom fanbt llSo:i
Der, bppr andre biIoe bdpe f~ortbtIet. Sht
life moi meb, at bun babe 1T baaIi9e
gtrrp neb at foa begee "Guber" til at
MODES, iad at be MI bar trseee for bette
Qip; men bum babe 8 Ssru (16 8srs
nebern), hporaf hriu meo 5. 2 Senner
% . 2pllC, uOtAicOSl ptAN toN ~
beorUbe Sabet al en- tro seetefRue o.
far SaSer. Sisie fine Bern oporos bun
| guosfrpgt % Spoieteo. Tom Dc piitnct
ertienber Tar tonm.t benz ttlaooe oeiaa
for bette 9io. Sen 9Ioite a. Ssnuerne,
Sons Saniou, er boiat | Riuusiotd os
tiei er M i'm 3bie Sermin / 2eaisIaius
rem. Gen dnoeu, ShonaS, eter TurSs
aaareeu oe er IN @eIitnuosutdnD. aetet
al ale; ban bIeo on,trsut iantiois meo
saserens Sso anerebeu al 2uneebetnus
belle, inn ban life fauoe bioanne fin ga
oers SegraoeIis, os bet iaa en- lib NOT
jda betGn!slig no osiaa for BAN. men
ban er oiimot uoenfor Sare, Sdmtioig
bIep osiaa ct at bans Ssru ipse. iaa Oct
bar moi en- tane Sas for Tom 5anicn.
GauIs Ole Canton bar lite IieespISie
for bet firteIiee; tAi ban bar meo at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05


me oenrte Misiion ibu. Tette Sore
Drag gap lite aIene mere Snoiigt
Sulitmisfioitesls SiItorie, men tients
agioo til at prffe en- Spbere Snter'
esie for BEN Misfon, iom 2lttber
Senlttars misunderstanding iRrIia
arbeiber for.
&auses Gsnobc.
Raitor Miooues fra Chicago
aflagoe ct fort gefgs | SapIor, @is.
eonfin ! g~egpnbeIien at Gebriiar.
Haitor s. 8. Gee beItoger |
GpbpgaeIfesnrbeioet | WeiIipaufe ben.
ne uge, tribes berfru ben 1Sbe
Morts.
emisfnr Safob goitpoIb bar
brret poa @efpg oe pirfet en- 11ges
Sio | fin Brooers 8aitor GaftpoIbs
aaIo peo Stencil, So.
Gmisirr GaftpoIo afIagbe
Milnaitfee en- uses geisg for nosen
Sto fioen. 2iot fetere bar Ebeo.
Sonion Der en- 11ges lib. Sof Der
borte sIGber fig oper geiss al be al-
Ore, tom bar l9ngere Grfaring |
Samfunoet n,eo Sub og | aampen
mob Spnben.
9. Sfiuingitao bar MI afilut-
tet en- Wisfionsretie for Spb 90.
fota areog I Eaitorerne 6. Sobn.
ions, g. 9. Weftbps og 8. s. 2irno-
lps 4alo. Gan bar I en- Sto al 2
Maaneoer oeItoget / rs SpbpsgeI-
Ter og | bet belle beibgt 1872 Siem
meo fortere @ibnesbprb ON Sub.
9aitor u. 8. Sppegaarb be.
isgte Yaitor ". q. 9abls aalo fra
9be til 15oe Sebruar, bbor ban taIte
Mtsfionsfagen meb 2tp og Strait.
Raitor Sppeeaaro bar psret TreIt
| 10 aar for bisie Renigbeber for
lRngere Sio filboee, % 6olf bar
glade ober at ie og bsre Tin ganlle
Si9leisrser.
Baa SnobpoeIie fra Stapm.
ger Weniebeb, Raitcr 9. 8. Sci.
balls aoIb, Garoen Gitp, Soma, at.
boIbt Mfbtre Soma Snorenisfions.
forening ct SamtaIemsoe Der fra
26be til og meo BEN 2Sbe December
1906. RaTtor Seioal aabneoe Wfsbet
meb grrbifen. Sm Gftermibbagen
8ibeIl9sning og Bon al Gbriit Ga.
roIiIien. Ste6ets greit, gaitcr Sci,
bal, srifebe be foriamleoe pelfom-
men. Saa tog Sormnuben 2ebelien
% fit Sesfionstiben oronet. Gam.
taleemet bor Mat. 3, 1917, Tom
inbleoeoes at S. StlteIuno fra eagle
Srifirfen.
@iImar Menigbeb, @iImar,
beiluttebe paa ct ertra DE.
niebebsme6e ben 23be DARTS at Of
ifuffe SreitefioIen.
8ait. g. 81. gorrebif, Seattle,
agter at reiie til Rorge paa
| CONNER. Sun afreifer fra
Seattle ben 25oe Wut.
Sonb SIN @eniebeb, 8aitor
8. q. 9eres 8afb, bar inobiiot til
ct iterre @isfiottsnsoe itrar efter
6rifirfens aorsntsbe | sunni Maa.
neb.
- Srofesior SfteooI fpIote forle.
BEN fit 63oe slar, / boilfen anleb-
ming ban bIep @ienitano for mango
@ratulatipuer / fit Siem | Rinne.
Ieniebeberne tilbsrenoe pa.
tor 81. Saufoms aufo peb 1ortlanb,
u. Sat, bporfra ban bar reiigneret,
bar meo ltnotaselie al aalS Menig'
beb ublteot aoIo til Baitor W. Q.
speeu, attpater, Minn. IaIs We.
bar beiluttet at saa iammen
meb Sillsboro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05

Sen 19be Narts blep Ole Sanion
(9ernm) beerdpen unSer iielben 9eltas
selie fra Smeaneus 8efoIfniu9 paa
SptoSes@ eniebebsns @rapplabs. Yas
itor 8. q. Riiler fprrettebe iaa5eI / SIs
iet iom / &irfen pg taIte Srsiteus Orb
til ben eiterIaote gufe % Ssru. &irs
fen bar fpLot til iibite Ylabs, trpos bet
SaarIige Ssre; tbi iaa manage ION mus
Zig piIne pGre ueo os faa faite ct iiofte
glit paa ben aamIe 5oeersmdno. SIs
SanIon a feot paa 8careeu 2erum !
9biters R~.niteaiGIS, Snore Soeu, Nors
se, BEN 14be @arts 1918 og Ssoe ben
16Se STARTS 1907, pmtreut so aar earts
mel at Goerbon,sipnsbeo. 1S49 bIep
ban Gift neS auua alme % Ieoeoe Ipttes
liz idmmer meb beree | SIS War. Raa
beres @nIoerbuupSoag for s liar iioeu
eperroifeee SIneencns SefoIfning tidis
meo beres Ssrn benz bporpeo De efters
LOO ia en- iutuf grinbrius til Seeu paa
ZEN S~ciaateIie, iom uGrsbes for benz.
Sorei 1850 nnbonbreoe DC til amerita
% bapucoe | Dane Co., Ris,. bopr ban
tisbte ia aanS os cpboIot is Q Var,
nter fit Spit iii at fare eioere oe Tom
fsrit en- Snnrt,r til Buffalo COUNTY,
icm Ia omtrent bar ct SiISnis % ieIps
feleeIie uben nosen SIass Srsuniias
ton, o. hdtiei % -bersutte", ioH Der CT.
irutes sne Canton at inSe JIG tiIrette
be-. for ben ioIete fit SanS | Zane Go.
o. TptteSe biScp | 1856 % bar iieeh boet
paa set iar;me Steo Iiee til fin Sse.
5amtinia fiptteos osiaa bans 5cigerbrss
ere, arne Stieion % Crit aime, htoop.
oe Iiot or fen fIstteSe Here 90 Here ine.
iaa Der IN or to itore @eniebeeer. men
Ole Sanion er Stauriaosreu for Oct belle
% a iaa blot mig betienSt ben fsrlte
noriie spbsseer Buffalo 60. Sis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-30
Iowa at Washington.

washington, Nov. 3O.-Postmaster
General Meyer has accepted the pro-
posal of Messrs. Bronson and Carr TO
lease quarters for postoffice at Man
chester, Iowa, for ten years.
Quiro F. Harlan of Spirit Lake, Ia.
has been appointed clerk at the naval
station at Guantanamo, Cuba.
Patents have been granted loWans
as follows:
Albert r. Baum, Of Waterloo, shovel;
William Galloway Of Waterloo, manure
spreader and tire cleat for traction
engines: John E. HarlSer, Milford, sign
for firearms; Wilbur A. Marsh, wa
terloo, liner for centrifugal cream sep
arator: Thomas w. Morgan, Waterloo
centrifugal cream separator: Rasmus
Peterson, Parkersburg, wagon LOADING
device, Mathew ]. Reidy, Mechanics
vile, harmonica: Frank j. Stein, DaV-
export, railway gate; Herman Wilmer
Davenport, rotary blower; Dalton r.
Wilson, Waterloo, manure spreader,
riding attachment for harrows and
velocipede.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-30
Bulk OF Today's Receipts We're
For Exhibition Prices
Little Changed
ADVANCE IN THE HOG MARKET
Shipping Demand Continued Good,
and Prices Were Ten to Twenty
Above Those of the Previous SEES
sion - Part of tho Advance Lost,
Later-sheep Prices Unchanged.

Chicago, Nov 30.-Cattle-While re-
ceipts We're liberal for Saturday, the
bulk of arrivals were for exhibitional
purposes. Prices today show but lit
tie change, and the week closes with
the market in rather unsettled con-
dition.
The weeks business in fat cattle has
been characterized by rather violent
fluctuations. Irregularity in receipts
was directly responsible for this con-
dition. On Monday receipts were nearly
10000, or more than half the week S
supply. Having such an advantage
buyers shot the market full of holes
and easily forced decline of Esq 4Oc.
Since then with light receipts the mar
ket has been much better and about
all of the loss has been regained.
Shippers and exporters have bought
rather freely most of the week. and
that was one reason that the market
for the good steers sold better after
! the big run on Monday. Exporters
We're out after steers for the London
holiday trade and were able to get
their shipments at bargain rates Many
of these cattle were bought on Monday
when the market was at the low point.
The bulk of the exporters sold at $3.50
@6.15, with the best up to 1925. This
is about dollar per hundred lower
than similar shipments cost year ago.
Conditions are such that a heavy run
would be disastrous to the market, and
country shippers are cautioned to go
slow next week, when everybody will
want to come to the big show. 1t will
be better to pay car fare than to flood
the market excessively.
Hogs.
Under the influence of continued
good shipping demand and only fair
supply, trade opened higher, and prices
were from 10 to zoe above those of the
previous session. Around the close
values weakened, and part of the adj
vance was lost. Scalpers and shippers
were active traders early.
Sheep.
There was but little trading, at un-
changed prices.
Owing to the fear that many persons
may ship in load of lambs next week
to pay expenses" at the International
show, traders are not taking a cheerful
view of the market for that time. There
is stock that will come regardless of
market conditions next week. and
where lambs can be held back this
should be done by all means.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-30
FAVOR INDUSTRIAL COURSES.
Iowa School Officials Discuss Manual
Training and Agriculture.

Training and Agriculture.
Grinnell, Nov. 30-The mutual adap-
tation of high school courses of study
and of college entrance requirements
to modern industrial tendencies in ed
ucation was the dominant theme FOR
discussion at the annual conference OF
Iowa colleges and high schools here.
The place of manual training, domes-
tic science and agriculture in the
school system was discussed by col
lege presidents, superintendent ana
high school men in a way that left no
doubt of great unanimity as to the i'm
portance of industrial branches. a
movement was inaugurated to give the
conference a closer and more authors
tative organizations. By invitation OF
President Hill M. Bell next years con-
ference will be held at Drake unlver-
sity. Officers We're elected as fol-
lows:
Chairman, Prof. H. Fl. Freer. Cornell
college; vice chairman. Superintendent
f. w. Fellows, Denison; secretary
Principal Maurice Kicker. Des MONIES.
Members of the conference We're
guests of Iowa college at luncheon
last evening.
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stockers and Feeders.

During the week local buyers ac-
cumuated a large supply, which they
have been unable to get rid of. On
Monday they had a chance to load up
heavily, and did so, hoping that the
attendance at the International would
clean up their holdings. While good
many stockers and feeders were dis
posed of late this week, the supply to
be carried over will be exceptionally
large, but of course, there will be more
BUYERS than usual next week. The de-
mand has been weak, for prospective
feeders were discouraged by the de-
cline in fat cattle. Again, many were
holding back waiting for the Interna-
tional, when they expect to get a
larger selection, tho many forget that
the competition will also be greater
that week Early in the week the mar
ket broke 5OM60c, but since then there
has been recovery of 10M15c. Pretty
good feeding cattle are still low, how
ever. The market stands about as
follows: Select feeders. $3.S0@4.25:
fair to good feeders, $3.40@375; me-
dunn feeders, $3.25m3.40; fair to good
stockers. $3OOm3.25; inferior light
stockers, $40 @3.O0.
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Sunday Church Services.

"Christ's Death Essential will be
the morning subject of Rev. c. I'll.
Morris at the Christian church. His
evening subject will be, Opening the
Will" The special meetings will con-
tinue thru next week.
Rev. Merle N. Smith will preach at
the Methodist church on the following
subjects: Morning, THE Invisible
Army; evening, Christ and the
State"
There will be no preaching services
at the Baptist church. Sunday school
will be held at the usual hour as will
also the Thursday evening service.
Rev. George A. Kent, of Cadiz, Ohio,
will preach at the Friends church in
the morning. Rev. r. H. Marshall will
preach in the evening. His subject
will be, "As a Wandering Bird"
THE Method of Christian Progress"
will be the subject of Rev. L. B. Hix's
sermon at the Congregational church
in the morning. Vesper services will
be held at 8 o'clock. The choir will
sing Schnecker's THE Harvest Is
Ripe"
Rev. c. w. McCord will preach at
the Presbyterian church morning and
evening Morning subject: Study
in Black and White; evening, THE
Ambassador"
God the Only Cause and Creator"
will be the subject of the service at
the First church of Christ Scientist.
General Secretary John A. Goodell
P. f. Arney, DIR. G. 2. Wanberg and
c. e. Arney, delegates to the 1nterna-
tional Y. NJ c. A. convention ct
Washington, will give reports of the
convention at the mems meeting at the
association at $3.50 o'clock.
Services at the Union mission at 10
and $50 O'Clock Preaching by Mrs
Coniey and Mr.. Croft. Week services
as usual.
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WILL ANNuL TWO TRAINS.
Illinois Central to lnaugurate New
Schedule on Iowa Falls Division.

Illinois Central to Inaugurate New
Schedule on Iowa Falls Division.
Special 10 Times hepubltcan.
Iowa Falls, Nov. 30.-A new train
schedule goes into effect on this divis-
ion OF the Illinois Central, which
means the annullment of at least two
trains on the road between Waterloo
and Dubuque, and big change in
two Of the passenger trains between
Chicago and Omaha. The copper
trains, which have been doing the NOR
ming and afternoon work east of Wat
erloo, will be taken off and the early
morning train from the west, which
now arH1es here at a. M, Will go
east an hour and forty minutes earlier.
The evening train arriving here from
Chicago at 6 p. M, will come later, IN
the future, by two hours and five MN
utes. The marked changes are made
in trains Nos. 3 and 6, and are thru
trains from Chicago to Omaha.