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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

g lie 5 m 8 a I g. uMuIo-
bjerggaaro" peo Sigrring er al 8ro=
prieter Sprgenien lolgt til &reatur.
banoler Miels @iitrnp, &igrring, for
$4,000 ST.. 8eietning og SSnpentar
me6fplger.
Meplingegaaroen / @immeleu
5ogn, tilbgrenoe 2anobrugsfanoioat
grifien, er pes .. q. 2arien,
vGbruopong", lolgt meo 8eietning
ogs %SSnpentar til neutrality-suspicious.,
2pjtnont u. 8raicb, tibl. @ier al
v&ong" pr. aoloing, for en- &ipbe,
jun al 100000 &r. Sill Meplinge=
,gaoroen bprer ct Nreal al 1O3 E0r.
2a11o meo 10 Gor. 5fpr. &artforn.
= @oor0en embarrassing, ca.
~ Mil fra 5lagelie, er at @ieren,
&roprietGr Mourier, iolgt til SGger=
meter @oltrup, for Gioen 6orpagter
paa uSiortbolm", 2angelano, for
$4,000 .&r. Sill @aaroen bprer ca.
200 50r. 2an6. 8eiatning~og SIT
bentar me6fglger.
- @ieitgtpergaaroen / Mllingaa-
bro, iom for faa Gage ii0en fidbteS
at @otelforpagter &eter1en I Sting
fipbtng, er MI iolgt til Weierieier
Meller, @eling, og forbenperenoe
@aoroejer Marins @grenien / &ri=
ltrnp for $4,000 ST.
49, v@otel Sailing" / Sfipe er al
@%jpltgiper Garl Nielien lolgt til ftp.
.@ooroejer Gilla0s Senien af &raz
rnp for $4,000 &r.
- Sbiiteo Mpotbef er al Mpotbe=
fer @ofn iolgt til cono. pbarm. @11-
ltob Mpller al &jbbenbabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31
Udenfor Kj9benhavn.

Frederikshavn: Bogholder Bern
hard Lunddahl. R@dkjarsbro: Saw
skarer Olsens Hustru Dagmar. Or
drup:: Garderobebetjent Glads Hustrus
Maren: Handelsagent F. C. Bott. En-.
syerd: Fhy. Husejer l. Petersen
Skodsborg: Maskinsvend v. HpeghE
sagfqrer P: E. Kolderup-Rosenvinge-
stebroe. Enkefru Marie Christoffer-
Gentofte: Teglvarksarbejder S. NJ
Gustavsen. Lundtofte: Ggrtler Lund-
bergs Hustru Johanne. S9llerpds
Kontorchef J.. P. Nielsen. Egense.8
Maren Christoffersen. Stjoul: Ane
S6rensdatter. N@rre Vedby: Karen
J6reensen. Visborg: Agnes Nielsen
Aa1borg: Christiane Ravnkilde. Jen-s
sine Krogh. Udstolpe: Gaardejer Ole
Ploug. Ovstrup: NJ. Nielsen. Ged-#
ser: Dorothea Holtermann. Igels9-
stensen. Fotograf Albert Andersen-
Mejlsted: Maren Petersen. sandhy-
Folketingsmand Karl Laurits Fogt-
mann Edslev Mark: Karl Madsen-
Aashdj: Jens Christensen. Aversi=-
Husband Peder Madsen. Fjennes1ev-
magic: Marie Jensen. Nidl@se: BoIs-5
mand Peder Jensen. Fuglse: Hus-:
mand P. Petersen Blands. N9rres
Omme: Kristiane Petersen. Hor-
sens: Lucie Gottlieb. Uhrskovgaard-
Ulrik Uhrskov. Holding: Carl Bret:
schneider. Iss Lafferenz. Nakskovss
Hansine Vo1quartz. Sdr. S~tougaard1
M6borg: Maren Site. Ringkj@bing-
Karen Jensen. Thin. Sidsel Nie1s-
datter. Brandeskov: Kirstine Peder-
sen Nagelsti: Vilhe1mine Ama1ie-
Rasmussen. f@dt Hansen. Wager
ldse: Chr. Myssen. ST.. Taarnby-
Husband Peder Frandsen. Fiskbeks
Karen Andersen. Estevad: Ceci1ie
Lassen. Storing: Ellen Jensen. Kar-
lebo: Urine Andersen. Apperup-
Emma Hansen. Kyse: Kristen Han
sen. Ngrretvede: Hans Mikke1sen-
Roholte: Ane Nielsen. Nakskov-s
Kj@bmand Harald Reimer. Ravnholt-5
Niels J@rgensen Serridslev: Ane FIRE..
deriksen. Skarup Skov: Morten ia
cobsen. Tyregodlund: Niels Hansen
Holding: Jensine Bennetzen. Kartof-5
te: Parcellist S@ren Larsen. Ore
Godsejer Johannes Wilhelm
Odstrup: B@dker J@rgen Christian
sen. Silkeborg: Johanne Petersen
Skive: N. c. Holmgaard. Ramsing-
Lars Nielsen Kurup. Gandrup: Tho
line Petersen. Karleby: Urine An-q
dersen. Kettinge: Husband Peter
Olsen. Avnede: Gaardejer Hans Chr
Petersen. Gravens Station: Johanne
Steinfath. Jens Ravn. Lillenor: Afr.
Olesen. Aarhus: Sparekassekasserer
Nielsen. Hel1evad: Larerenke Anna
Petersen. Baarup: Hinrich Johansen
Boderne paa Bornholm: Karo1in&
Munk.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

Gin bar ban alorig imagt. @elt uben
&omantif bar bans aib bog lite boz
ret. Gen 1O4-aarige bar / lin ling
bonn forlobet meo en- TN, nng 8ige,
Joni ban imiolertio lite maatte faa.
Sun forblep bam-oog tro oe ogoe
fgrlt - iom &ebermg- for ct Yar
Nar ii6en, omtrent 100 Mar gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31
Dr.. Niles Anti-pain Pills.

Gtburtist, fftert os poalibeligt M,bbe1 for ips ene.
nerpps 9pnebpiue, RDgfmerter, Wabep,re, Neurolgia,
Nerppftet, Srr,tabt1,tet, @ponlpsbeo, @tgt Sctat1eo.
Snbebolber bnerfen Optuut eQer Mtorftn ue ,~efterlab.'
,neen femme Gfterp.rtu.nser. 25 9ofs Csc. So
apotbeter tuer feubes Of 9r. MtIeS Meb,ca
Co.. Glfbart, Snbiana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

sss9sss ss sSsss
Hath 5on meooef Dte
Euge e Der M fggIIgeen offfieigs Meo-
oelelie set tDife norbTespigfe sc,
sgieringsbla6 p5cblespigicbe @ren5.
poitn oretagef $3.50 Naturaliia-
TONER Of 9ptantbgrn 5enbolo til
11. Sdnuar Traftaten: Det.bar pn=
ret Iange, inoen man bgrte nodet tic
Graftatens Geil1ltater, og MeIlem-
tioen bar be tpife Mpnoigbeoer bres
bet frit Spill moo Sc banife MoroIes=
pigere baaoe pau ensog a1ben Maaoe.
&aa @eiteregnen ftppne6es Meo,
lem1ner at oanife Soreninger Mas<
iebis Sorbgr bos Mmtsforltanoere,.
bbor Be aoipurgtes, ON be life bar
ptllige til at laa en- lille 9onoeI af
sbeo at meloe Jig uo at oe naDnte
5oreninger. Sill @iengiaIb gobes
Der BEN 2pfter ON at faa en- lille Sic,
%neiteoreng eller Eieneitepige 6ispen-
ferret fra 5ommerifoIen. Gieneife-
orengefrigen ipntes at role parre
END tilforn. Sill @iengialo bar ben
bog NOT at fort 8arigbeo, % l1obptz
tet ffal lite babe itaaet / Gorbolo til
Mrbeibet.
ga &eiultaterne altiaa blep mogrc
poa bette 9mraaoe, ifierpeoe man
Sremgangsmaaoen zoperfor Be al6eles.
npolitiife nor0Iespigife Sorutsfore-
ninger: 5agen er altfor befienot.
Mens Ben p%reusiiife Snoenrigsmini-
lteri 2anb0agen lobprilte 2egems-
pDelierne / bpje Soner, true6e norb-
llesbiglfe 8olitimeltre 2e0erne at
@Dnnaitifforeningerne meo ltore 8p<
&EaH-@1 ~
Ser for set 9ilfplbe, at Sc tilloo un=
&c Menneifer at beltage / 2egems=
bbellerne Der. Sor p6erligere at bite,
at set bar Mlbor, bleb ct Bar 6an1fe
nnoeridatter, Ser baboe .11oget me6
@pmnait iiffen at gipre paa 6enne
SIDE @ranien, uobiite, fort o9
goot. S11gen Sortolfni11g fu1oe
mlone 6orbol0sregelen. 2anbraa=
ben / @aoersleo itaofaite0e u6pis.
ningsororen. Sen b%illigeoes oltlaa
opa0 til.
Men ito6ig TOM ser fun ipariom<
me @fterretninger ON 9eaturaliiatio=
ner. SSn0ttl mi Me00elelien fommer
ON $50 paa Ell Gang. &ertil bemar-
ter uMooersmaolet":
uS%alptre0je @unoreoe er 10 ct ret
Deficient Sal, naar set pibes, at ser
iolt lfal bore i%noien0t rigelig ct Bor
Guiinoer 8egjnri1ger. Men set be-
tegneS 10 tpoeligt MOTT Ben offtcipie
Me6oelelie iom oct fprite @olo, og
set ttlfgjes ltrafs, at ct itgrre Mntal
bill fdlge efter / allernermeite Srem-
ti0.
rMon tager piltnof neppe felt,
naar man gaar u0 fra, at set life er
en- rem Silfploigbe0, at oenne Otter
rettning. er blepen offentliggiort. Sen
go0e 9ro bar 10 / 6pro meo at lbigte,
og @temninge11 baa6e / &ongeriget
ug / Mor0llesDig bar ltffert iffe Sen
al &onpentionen tiliigteoe. Ser ltg-
ger / Ben officipie Meooelelie noget
beroligenoe, Ser bill gp6e DIE paa Be
oprgrte 8glger.. Mens ri paaifign-
ner bette og in0r9mmer, at set lelp=
fglgelig ingenluu6e er ct let ober=
fon1meltgt Mrbeioe at foretoge iaa
mango Maturaltiotioner, berter Ri
tilIige, at Sen go6e 8ilje mao aaben=
bare Jig mere giennem Sc bebuoeoe
NatnroIiiationer, enc Set bi6ttl bar
b9ret Stlf9l6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

!':;,i''ol;''nlioerjpllano

- yD1yYyvvvyyvvvyyV
an + q meme Nsas
y r5a I Q n. Sfplee Meb-
oelelie fra u6enrigsminiiteriet / SID
benbapn er ser in6til ben s: Mai
bebilget bentmo6 1000 Mniggninger
ON 9%ptantbgrns 9ptagelie set
.prensiiife Statsborgerforbolo Meo-
fpr at &onDentionen at II. SQrnar
1907. -Get bar altlan taget benbeo
q Maaneoer, fgr set oanife uoenrigs-
mtni1tertum bar faaet MeooeleIle ON
ben ferite 5rugt at Groftaten.
ND So nj n or t a n Sc r
I g r . III e + e t. Sen s.. Mai
balgtes @rpnnebRf @omune Meb-
Fager @iels Gbomien til &omune-
foritanoer, ioet @aoroeier S. Sim
tber life bar billet motoge Glen
balg. ST.. @intber bar / en- lang
Morraffe befleot 8eitiIlingen Iom
&omunef orltan0er, ct &perb, ser be-
itanoig er blebet panffeIigere, efter at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mere OF mere
fremmeoes at De preusiiife MDnoig-
be6er.
&c 6an fe S o d M
{ II g Sd us / Sgnoerborg er
-iolgt til &.ipbman0 Sens 8enfel fra
Sgnoerborg for 43l 900 Marf. On
9el al S%nbentaret meofplger / @an=
oelen. Spertagelien finder Steo til.
I. Oftober eler 1. SSannar 1908.
Spfprelien al ct NIT Soriamlingsbus
finder iffe Ste0 ftrofs. S Mellem-
ttoen ffal set n~11perenoe Soriom=
lingsbns forelgbig titles til Maooig.
beo til polttiife eller folfelige Mooer
o. ]. b.
g Sfferiten IL. S llofon.
ten al Gram 9fop i Ne1beDen al
8%illeslun0 fanotes iioiie somme,' Ell
at Be gomle 0fferitene, ion1 bore be-
oenife Sorfeore bar brugt til at
ilogte 6eres Sffer6Dr paa. Stenen.
bar in6ttl ii6ite Sommer ligget
upaaagtet fen, tbi i11gen bar bio1t el-
Ter tnnft poa, at Set bar Ell Offer
iten. SPIRIT liolte CONNER fom Set
tilf9l0igbis for en- Sag, at set bar en-
iaaban. Mt Sormooningen ipnes rig
tig, befreftes oerbeo, at Ser / 5te=
mems 'umi66elbare Mprbeo fi16es en-
aaben SLABS I Sfopen, lom alti0 er
blepen faloet 0fferplobien. Sngen
Grocer bar billet gro pao 6en1e
P,uoS' ~ glunoen :. lu1u o'.!'ole
Sle'e' lpnn lu~'lulppAlgpls pglou 1u.n
hler l1o 0nelllpen. D1ferllet1ell 1lul
10 ogiaa NOT fgr babe bapt fin &la6s
Ger, men CT 1oo, e11ef at 9eoenltaoe1
.er olepet 1or1rp191, AZ e1 eller onoen
Wrnno Dlepen Dernef ira 1tn opr1foe=
l19e Nloos. Stene1, TOM er meget
ltor, l1gger Dalof oper og Dolot 1t1oer
Soroen. Noa oen S1oe, TOM pe1oer
op, er Der bl1gget ct oDbt torsltgne1tQe
Wf9rfe.
NDt Sorl a m | II 9 SD II $,
Ssnoog .. II. Wfa1 1nooteoeS 6or,
1aml1n9sbnlet 9Drup: Vermeo bar
9aoefSleo gfas foaet oea 1pr1te Of
1enfl1ge 8Dgnlng al oen Slo9s, rent
az SeTol1tth9en. yet er 9aae1 per
1om 1oo nto119e onore S1eoer, al
Bp9nt1gen 1remtreoer lom ct uo1la9
az oeH Sorurel1el1e, oe1 ! pe leHeIe
xor er plepen 1eooerne III Sel. Seo
SorDoloene 1no11ren1eoes lto1 e11er
l'ol oe SanI11noeoes S~or1anl'n9s<
iltpep. &nl'ot par. per a@ppe W."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

Fhv. Fabrikant Johan Zahlmann. Lar
sine LAMBERT. Overport6r P. Jen-
sens Hustru Marie. Enke Laura Han;
sen. Skomagersvend Adolph Jensen
Flv. Husjomfru Nicotine Holten. Ell
endomsmagler L. H. Schmidts HUI
stru Valborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

Cute ef te ct 81 gnS
Sc gteifab. 8~praa6smeolem 81.
&anien Soriens, iom forleoen Mor,
gen fanotes- 900 / fin Seng, bapoe,i
ct &ar Mar peret gnfemano. Dasen
fpr bon 0poe inogif bon NIT @gte<
1tab.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
OBITUARY..
Davis,

Mrs. Margaret Jane Davis, wife O.
Sampson Davis. COS Shepard street
| died at $50 Thursday evening at the
| home of her daughter, Mrs. Steve1
Jessup, near Bangor, after a two
| weeks illness of pneumonia. Mrs.
Davis went to her daughters home d
the family. and while there was her
self taken sick. Her condition has
been considered critical for several
days.
Mrs. Davis, nee Johnson, was a
native of North Carolina, and was born
Oct 16. 1870. She married Mr.. Davis
at Monrovia, Ind, Aug. =. 1870. and
that fall came to Iowa, settling In Har-
din county. After a short residence
there Mr.. and Mrs. Davis came to
this city. and have resided here prac-
tically all the time since.
Besides her husband Mrs. Davis is
survived by three daughters, Mrs. Sa-
die White. of this city: Mrs. Rosie A..
Jessup. of Bangor, and Mrs. Mary j..
Brown. of Grinnell. Three sisters aud
three brothers also survive the de-
ceased. In the persons of Mrs. Eliza
beth McCullum. of North Carolina:
Mrs. Nancy Carter OF Hardin county;
Thomas Johnson of Union: Ambrose
Johnson, of Liscomb and Jesse w.
Johnson of this city
The body was today removed from
the Jessup home to the residence of
Mrs. White. the daughter in this city.
the Davis home having been recently
destroyed by fire. The funeral will be
held from the Friends church Satur-
day afternoon at O'Clock, intermeit
following in Riverside.
Fisher.
Mrs. Martha J. Fisher. wife of Joseph
Fisher. the latter member of the SOL
diers' home since 1892, died at 900
Thursday night at the home hospital
of congestion of the lungs. Mrs.
Fisher was admitted to the home on
July 90 last coming from California.
Aside from the husband the deceased
leaves five children. Mrs. Inez Criner,
of Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. Juliet
of Cove, Ore; Mrs. Carrie
E. Lockhead and John Fisher. of FIRES
no. Cal: and William j. Fisher. of St
Joseph. Mo.
The funeral will take place from the
assembly hall Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. interment following in the
home cemetery. Mrs. Criner, the Kan
sas City daughter, reached the city
night two hours after her
DEATH and will remain for the
funeral.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
Diamonds, at Miller's.
DR.. Wood, eye, throat, nose and ear.

DIR. Wood, eye. throat, nose and ear.
& Gelvin.
Mr.. Will FL. Hill was in Anes today
on business.
Chips mixed. manila. strawberry,
and lemon at Wachter's.
Nothing like Sealshipt oysters. Gull
ley handles the real kind. Others 50
called are limitations, not in the same
class Ask for the kind that comes in
"a patent carrier and don't accept those
that come in a soldered can as they
are not as good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

NoTE-Pases q, /; and Are Made
City News Pages To-day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Fersuson's Eight Piece Orchestra
AT Forney's hall Saturday. Deem
Der T.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

See the red tag on every article in
Cards furniture stock 1t shows you
what a tremendous discount you get
on well built furniture at the removal
| sale
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

| The Marion Gard removal sale is
proving very popular with gift buy
ers. Would it not be good time for
you to inspect this great stock of fur
niture at bargain prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

]. T. Fathers has filed suit for the
January term Of the district court
against John Claypool. ct al, by which
he seeks to have the title to land in
Eden township established.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Buy your husband brother or gen.
tleman friends one of those mission
cellarettes for smoking articles al
Marion Cards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Mesdames E. H. and E. w. Allison.
of Grundy Center, who have been Wis
iting for few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Needham. returned
to their home this afternoon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Mrs. c. e. Bates, of Omaha, arrived
in the city Thursday night, and will
remain for few weeks visit at the
home of her son, Mr.. Lacey j. Patter-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
Watches, at Miller's.
Dance Forney's hall Saturday.


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Dance Forneys hall Saturday.
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DR. Bullard. osteop,tn, IS E. Main.
A large assortment Of chocolates al
Wachter's.
Try one of our Csc pocket knives
Horne & Gelvin.
All chronic troubles treated. DR..
Mairs, Over 100 East Main.
The Clifford livery, Clifford, Iowa, is
open for business day or night
| Mrs. r. c. Clegg and little son were
| in Oskaloosa visiting with friends to-
day.
New things in fresh baked goods
from the Sanitary bakery at Culley's
grocery.
DR.. Cora Williams. diseases Of wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office over the FL
deity bank.
To those DESTROYS Of small globes for
fancy work. Sinclair will be able to
furnish in a few days.
--~o~-----
The attraction at the Odeon for to-
night is advanced vaudeville. A din
ner set will be given away. Prices 10,
20 and 80 cents.
Two expert engravers at Helberg's
will engrave any article bought at his
store free of charge. Any number of
letters, names or initials.
See the SO cent articles in Hellberg's
window. Anything in the window for
half a dollar, some of the articles
worth several times the amount
Mrs. c. e. Bates, of Omaha arrived
in the city Thursday night. and will
remain for a few weeks visit at the
home Of her son, Mr., Lacey j. Patter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Wanted = Two or three rooms, fur
; nished or unfinished, for man and
wife. Must be modern. With or
without board. Good references. Adj
dress H., care Times Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Mrs. Philip Simmons. 213 North
Third avenue, who underwent a
slight operation at her home this
morning, rallied nicely and is doing
as well as could be expected this at
ternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Try one of our Csc pocket knives
Horne & Gelvin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Mrs. r. c. Clegg and little son were
in Oskaloosa visiting with friends to-
Iav
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

A large assortment Of chocolates at
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Free. We will make you to order
extra S. pants free with every suit or
overcoat order for the next thirty
days. National. Merchandise and Tail
oring Co., Ill East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

c. F.. Greet, and Mr.. Hadley, of Ell
dora, who have been in Chicago for a
few days attending the automobile
show and the International Live Stock
show, were in the city this morning
on their way home
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence, $40 West
Main street, entertained a small COM
pany of friends Thursday evening
complimentary to Miss Grace Conlee,
of Galesburg, ILL.,, and Mrs. G. I.
Susan, of Fond du Lac, Wis. The even
ing was spent in playing five hundred,
and carnations were given as favors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Mr.. Ralph Xix left last night for
Manchester, where tonight he will give
an organ recital ir. the First Metho-
dist church,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

New things in fresh baked goods
from the Sanitary bakery at Culley's
grocery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Marshall lodge No. 40, Daughters Of
Rebekah, opened at a fair at the Odd
Fellows hall Thursday night, which
was attended by a large crowd The
fair continues each night of this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

The Clifford livery, Clifford, Iowa, is
open for business day or night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-03
SUES INDEMNITY
 COMPANY FOR $500

Suit was instituted in the Jefferson circuit court here yesterday by Min erva Weaver, a negro cook employed at the home of Charles H. Triplett, against The Industrial Mutual Indem- nifty Company of Little Rock, for $500 alleged to be due her on a life policy held by Major Armstrong Lockley, who died in this city, October 1, 1906. She decalres in her petition that the insurance company has refused to pay her the amount sued for, notwith- standing the fact that the policy is made payable to her. The Weaver woman's attorneys are Nixon and Shaw and Taylor and Jones. T. F. Tilor, w. H. Clark and c. Strickland, bondsmen for the indem- nifty company, are made defendants in the suit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-03
GENERAL ORGANIZER
 MADE AN ADDRESS|
Carpenters, JOincrs, and Printers At tended Interesting Session at Rcd.
 mems Hall Frida! E'ghl.
 ]. W. Adams, a Guest.

Union and non-union workmen
 tened to an address by J. w. 4S of St. Louis at Relmen's Hall, Frlfa night, under the auspices of the loca branch of the Carpenters and Jo1els Union.
 Mir. Adams is general organizer " the Carpenters and Joiners lnteflai ional Union. He made an interesuas address on unionism and in a s'auT ticalmanner tOlr of what had been ~ complished by the various brahcA1 over the country.
 He was enthusiastically receH'1 and literally applauded. He VIII \ turn to Pine Bluff Tuesday night u present at the regular meeting ol | local branch.
 Addresses were made by ses''3 members of the local branch anu w. Russell, of the Pine Blun l!p] graphical Union, No. 447 was '' heard. His remarks were or an 7 thusiastic and interesting nature
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-03
PROSPEROUS
 NEW EDINBURG
Wants Branch of Rock Island-Mass Meeting Held-SOme of the Progressive Towns Indus.
 tries,

Special to the Graphic.
 New Edinburg, Ark, March D. The business men and citizens of New Edinburg held mass meeting last night and adopted resolutions to induce the Rock Island railroad officials to build a branch line of their road into New Edinburg from Leveritt or Ellis mill, distance of 2 IA miles, west from this place. Several speeches were made and upon investigation it was soon deemed plausible to build this line. A committee composed of the lead ing business men was appointed to confer with the Rock Island people and investigate same.
 The right of way for the road was guaranteed. 400 straight car- loads of freight the first twelve months besides the local freight, express and passenger business which will in net receipts to the road amount to more than three times that amount. New Edinburg has one railroad already coming from the Cotton Belt a distance of eight miles. The Saline River rail-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-03
WEARY OF KINGS
 AND OTHER THINGS
The Duchess of Marlboro Will Return To America With Her Two
 Children.

Newport, R. l., Mar. 2.-Wearied ot courts and kings and fleeing from the notoriety of her wred dked home life, the duchess of Marlborough is com ing to America again. With the two children for whose sake she has stunned the divorce courts, which otherwise she would have invoked to free her from her titled husband, the duchess will arrive in Newport, early in the season, and there will take ref uge with her brother and sister-in-law the w. K. Vanderbilts.
 How long she will remain is prob- lematical, but it would surprise none of the Newport colony if the duchess had determined to renounce her British home in everything except name.
 She will live at Marble house and is expected to spend the season ouiet- ly, entertaining little or none at all and confining herself largely to the care of her children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-03
MURRAY FILES
 APPEAL BOND
To Sustain Recent Appeal to Su- prcme Court, Taken ill Gall braith-Nurray Damage
 Suit.

Arthur Murray, editor of the Press-Eagle, yesterday filed an ap- peal bond in the Jefferson circuit court in the Galbraith-Murr dam age suit, in which the plaintiff was recently awarded a judgment of $1,OO0.
 The case was recently appealed to the supreme court.
 MT. Murrays bondsmen were: w. H. Langford, w. D. Hearn, H. A. Mccoy, M. E. Bloom, Leo M. An drews, R. M. Knox, P. P. Byrd, Thomas s. James, H. c. McGaughy, w. H. Westbrook, H. c. Bluthen- thai, R. c. Thompson, J. w: Sand CTS, ]. A. Clement, William H. Ri- ley and c. E. Philpot, Jesse R. Core, John F. Rutherford, w. c. Hud- son, William Burke and Fred Sem yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-03
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