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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Senatpr Spuoner BON gSiSrDniin
reiigntrt.

@nibinston, 3. G., 8. @dr5.
Sunpesienator Sobn 6. Spoouer
bon @isconiin bat ieineu Sis i'm
Senat ailfgegeben. uno feline Heiiga
nation tritt nit DEM 1. @ai 1907 in
Strait. Su einem lGngeren S6reiben
on @ouperneur Sapiblon bon Bisz
coniin eibt $oerr Spopner feline abs
iicbt, iid) als slniualt Su etn6lieren,
ais @runp fir feline Sfeii9nation an.
Spooner bat friiber id)on einmal
nbgeoantt aber ipeil Die Tepublifancr
SSisconlin's lid bamalS ni6t auf
einen 9iahiplger einigen fonnteu,
mubte er pieber bienen. SerIelbc
crflart, er babe iedb5ebn Sabre ben,
Senat angebDrt uno niinide. sur slns
ipaltsprnris 5nriid5ufebren.
Sn Neip 9orf sebt bas @crii6t. &C.
nator Spopncr pon 8iscpnlim lueroc
Die Stellung eincs Chef sSlnpalts bel
Sem @iienbnbus @ingnateu 6. 6. soars
rnnun unuebnen. Ser Senator ipiQ
pas 0erilbt ni6t ocmenticrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
icr, IN Der gtuntiatur beidJlagndbmz
tee Sotnmente 5ii eripirfen.
ScntidlanS'S 3upurfomntcnbeit iidcr:
6cn nSullfrieoen".

W q bin9ton. 8. g., s. Ntdrs.
Ser peiien diplomatic Der faiierz
lihen 8e9ierung inter @ertretuna
oes @otI6afters Sreiberrn Sped bon
Sternbur9 liz es gelungen, 5ipiid,en
Seutl6lanO nnb ben Hereinafter
Stadten ben ..mpbus pipenoi" oufs
recbt 5it erbalten. Sas beiBt, Sai bic
Der. Stnaten fir elm ,peiteres Sabr
ben oentihcn Winbeit 3olltarii ge=
niefen.
3tpil6en Dem 9otlhdftcr unb ben,
Sefretdr Hoot fanD ipdt geitern I6eno
cine Gonferen5 itatt. in ipel6er bon
Seiten Seliti6lanb's bieIes 3uaez
itdnbniB 9emaft fpurbe. Gin id,tuez
rer aantpf, Der iogenannte 3ollfriea
ut lonlit ipieoer fir elm oSabr in Die
Serne 9eriidt. Sie Grneuerlina pes
alten Tertrages fann MIR ben Sans
oelss uno &aufleuten gum belten
ghisen 9erei6en.
8erlin, s. Idrs.
Cine Sereinbarung iiber Die Souptz
prin5tpien Des oanoelspertrages Stpis
lder Nettldllano llnD Den Sereinioz
ten Stdaten lit jest eetrofien iporben.
Stele Grfldrlln9 luurbe bon Or. apers
ner. ben Sireftor bes Sanoels>
Separtements oes Iustpdrtigen Inttes
geltern gelegentlif) elmer grDrterilna
iiber Die Grbobuns bes @ebaltes bes
oeutIfen Sotihaftcrs in 8aibington,
Baron Sped bon Sternburg, por Dem
Snoeet> IusifulIe bes Gei9stages abs
gegcben. Sds @ebalt iou bon $25. :
600 auf $4,000 erbobt iperDen uno
Or. b. &oerner erfldrte, oaB Die
SreiIe Der Sebensmittel in 8dibs
ingtpn felt 1893, als Der bisberiae
@elanbtidnftspoiten in einen gotz
ldaftpoiten peripanoelt ipurbe, 70 ses
itiegen ieien, SaB cine 0ebaltserb0bs
ing notbpenoig geiuorocn lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12

Stlnbe, ebe fie SaaIoiencr cine acs
riieenec In5abl Yolfsper.reter aus
idninlcnaetronnrelt bntten. lobnB bie
gerbanolungen beginner founten.
Der gr0Bte She'll Der Sibung M..rSe
duF Die Grlpdgung pon Gpnferen5bc>
rtd1ten peripenbct. asit 1S7 gegen go
Stininlcn paiiirte ba5 Soaus Ole Se>
nat5s Worlase, tueidlc Die gtablirlulg
elmer Sanbipirtbihaftsban. III BEN
Sbilippinen roriiebt. 5t.
vs. a bingfpn. 8. g., 4. Oe1rs. z
Sie SdjiffsInbliben Sorlage. hie
Den GonsreB in Den lesten stpei Sa6s
rem mebr oOer n,tnoer itorf beIGGis
tigt bat. ipurbe Beute enogiiltia Mn
II llbr i'm Sennt 5ur Hube ae6rad1t.
ais Sendtor 9ailineer, Der Iertreter
Der Wabnabme, alifranb, unb ieinen
enb9iilti9en Gntinlub fllnbaab. nid1t
anf elmer ipeiteren geratbung barr
iiber 5u beltehen. @or Ibeabe bieIer
Grfldrun9 perlangte er nohnluIs
Ibltinmung. tporauf Serr Garmad
lein Veoduern amsoriidte, bah bic
Worlage nod 81 elmer alisfilbrlihen
Sebatte fiibren iollte". 9ierauf CAB
6err 8allineer ieiue enbeiiltige Grs
tldrung ab, baB er ipdbrenb bieIcr
Seiiion nipt fpeiter auf feline Mab>
resel beiteben tpiiroe. %orber braGbte
er aber nod Ieibeniddfttid)e penm
audi filr5e glreumente 6u 8uniten oer
8orlage por. Oarallf pertaste iiG Der
Senat line Die.
@ bineton. 9. G.. 4. 3drs. ?,
Sas Saus pertagte iih Inn ~ ll6r
90 gladmittags auf linbeirirEilte Seit.
@ biugto o n. 8. G., 4. Idrs.
Srdlibent Hpolebelt ;Iohnte beute
in Der Srdiioenten@ 9ose oeH @erbanba
lilngen bel, beid)dftiste ii5 aber niht
nit Den Slrb eiten ser Serren
Senatoren, ionbern unter5eidjIete
cttpa pier5ie @orla9en Die belize soduz
ier paiiirt butteu nnb Die. ers io,nit 3n
0eIesen erbob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
,Scab 9cttcrs" @clbcr.

W bington. 9. s.. Z. MGr5.
giab Der int Wonat Sanuur erlals
Ienen %ori6rift beS oilfss s@cnerols
SoitmeilterS 0eneral Sc @raip in Der
abtbeilung Der ioaenanuteu .Seab
Settcrs" n,iiiien ipentiii3ierte Srieie
dn Den s!bicnher 5urildgeihidt ipcrz
Den. Gin betrdobtliter She'll mtB
nntiirlid einen nnoeren @c0 geben.
Der Nericht fiir Den Ionnt Scbruar
5eigt, baB 100 &ro5ent Der Srieii6dis
ten Suriidaelaiien iueroen mlBten.
Sm Sebriiur fnmen allein 1.000.303
Sriefldaften nad) Dem .Seao 9etter"
Bureau gegen S94. 1876 i'm Soriabre.
Sn 6,212 Sricfen puroe beim Scfis
nen Gin @eiunlnts getra9 BON $5,s
946.5S 9eilinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
stiafamh l(ntrrbamhlmn.
sett tutfdyeM hent pati-
La mmn fraakrrid).
(Spe5ieG fin oieie 3eitllug.) }

SMrd ben fransDiiidcu Inter
rtdtSminiiter, oerrn Sriano, baben
lid bic Sinsc in sranfrcid) cpntpli=
siertcr seitaliet. Iurd, i'm lit oer
Sian, iucldJcr BON oen fransDiiid)en
Siifj5fcn purgcftlagen ,umrbc, p5llig
geifeitert. Rad bemielben waren
ndrnlih bmrdD bic 4irgermeiiter nnb
bic Ifarrprieiter Granftcid)'s &irdcn=
mictbs= Gpntrnftc fir bic Sauer BON
adlt Sabren gcidlDiicn ,uDrbcn.
MlS fiirslidj nie gtdSic ben Ilan
ncm Iatifan mnterbreitcteR unb benz
Hapite bic @eriiGcruus sabem, baR
Der Elan BON ben frans5iii6en
StaatSbeamten nugenpmmen iuiiroe,
,unrSe elm Gontraft pun benz Guao=
jntpr BON YariS ent,upricn nnb benz
Trdfcften bcS Scinc Separtementes
purgelest, iucldJer bic ltnterbanblnn-
gen fir bic franS6iiide 3ssicrnns
gefiibrt bat.
yS1breno BIC patifaniidlen glnthp=
ritdten bic @oridJidge i'm slagcmeiuen
gut biefei, babcn bic fran56iiid)en
Staatsbeamten brci Weitimmnngen in
benz Vatifnn bic Mnnabmc nnmbglid)
MAIDEN. Cine Der &lanicln bcitimmt,
oae fein anSlGnDiider Hriciter an
irsenb elmer frans5iiid)en Stride an=
geitcilt ,ucroen bari. Cine ambcrc
&laniel idjlieHt Srbenslemtc cbcnfaaS
aus mnb bic brittle 9lauiel perlangt,
bais bic Trieiter, ipcld,c ubigcn Gun
trait nnterfhreiben, bic Soften Der
Heparaturem Der 2irfen beifreiten
miiiien, trutbem eS ia Sbatia6e lit,
oae bieielbcn &irhen nnrd) ciucn cin=
fadcu Jeoeritrid3 bes Serrn Srianb
Giscntbnm Ses StaateS p6er Der 1e=
meinbe= =VermoltungIp iino.
0cgcu nieic lssfe alaniel TIT BON
ben Mmthrritaten Dcs SatifanS Gin
,uanb erbpben tuorben inS bies bat
ben Nrnd Der llnterbanSinnscm her
beigefiibrt. iueldc, ,uie man bufite,
5rieDen fir bic fran56iiifle Stride
bringcn ,uiirDe Der Vatifan be-
banptet ,oah uDn bem glugenblif an,
iup Der Staat bas &irdcn= =Gigentbmm
nimmt ooer es BEN 0emeinoerGtben
iibersibt, es bic Ifliht bieier 9ctte-
rem ut, oas @iscnthmm inn gnten
Snitanbe fir cas Mbbalten relisi6ier
Yeriammlurgcn 5u balten. Die
soften fir Hcparnturen, fir flcinc
2anofirhen belanfen lid, nialt bod,
Gbcr BET srpken aatbcbraler, mic bic
non HbeimS, 9ppnS nnn Earis, iino
bicie Imslasen icbr beheutenb. On
ScSns amf SrScnSleute lit cS bDd)
tlar, baR alle Dicie, iucld,e IN iran55=
iiiden 0cmeinbem angeitellt, babnrdD
fpsniagen Dun bcr SirdJe su gSclt-
pricitcrn, geitentpclt wiirben.
Der Tatifan ut cntidlpiIcn, Saf
oicic bret Slanieln beS Gpntrattes
amSgelafcn uerSen, fails bieicr uom
Eapifc anerfannt perbcn ipG. Scm=
5nfplse iinb oie llnterbaHblunsen 5um
Stillitanbc scfpmmrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
rGnslifdjeS".

2onbpn, 4. Wedrs. :
Gin Selegrdrtm an ben ,grpreS"
aus gerlin be6anptet, baB 0cntidz
lanD Dor 1920 nah Der s(niid5t zines
boben beuti6en Wedrinc SffiSiers
nidt an einen arie9 CUR See benfen
biirfte. gr bdlt piele Shlohtlhifie
fir ieeuntiittig iinb peraftet, unb be-
5eibnet nlehrcre 'dls Ihlpinmeiioe
Sdrse, bercn @ebrolcJ i'm &riegc
nir pas Spfer ibrcr. @annl6ait be-
rcllten wiiroe. uno iaat. pnb ner
Sau neuer Shla6tldiife 10 lang@
lam ppr iih gebt. eab es nod t8
Sabre baueru miro, bebor 2elitidlanb
cine tiidtige Slotte bat.
2onopn. A. WdrS.
&onig goiparD reiite belite Wioraet,
nab Yiarrib ab. lleber siaft miro
er i'll Earis bleiben. 9lab einenr
slufentbalt BON brei @p1en ipiro er
an Der Siibfiiite Srdntreicb's al
8orb Der fsl. gadf' r@ictoria anb
sllbert" geben uno nit Der 80nigin
Ileganbrn SuIummen I'M yTitteldps
bil6efi Meere frellSeu.
9as 6errl6erpaar miro ecacn
gnoe slpril na3 gnslanD suriifs
tebren.
Sn5lpii1en ipirb sic a6niein ibre
S6meiter. Die &niierins Bittipc bon
8ublano. cine @ode 5ll geilb ems
pfdngen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Gbrcuoc 9lus5eid)inug.

Scr Saplt bat DEM oiterreihiIfs
unsnriiden aRiniiter pes Sicuberen,
Sreiberrn b. slebrentbal. unb bent
Sotidoiter Der Soppelmonardlie in
Yuris. 0rafen 81 abepcnbiillers
Ieti6. Dos 0roBfreuS bes Yiuss
OroenS perlieben. Die gluS5ei6mng
bilbet cine slnerfennlng boiiir. oab
Die beiben t1erreu in Yaris eriolsreib
per,nittelten, nm Die 9tiidgabe 9eipils
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
uGr56iihof" |iiaite ,uicber i'm
S@laniaiIel. N

Enrts :, 4. gRdr5.3
Sem gr5biihoi Silntie, Der bel Der
Sr9aniiirung Der ueiien .frdiHDiiihen
9tntionalfirche" in Taris bebilili6 iii.
iinb arell6 unb Wl:tra beihlaenobmt
poroen, auf @rtino eii,er alase ciner
@me. g., Die in Cen 9ciit BON 5000
gelanaen ipill. bie lie anae6iidl benz,
.gr5biidoi" i'm Sabre. a 900 lieh. aFs
CT ieine friibere id)isn,ntiihe aStirdlc"
5il organiiireu perludte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Wieuterei unter irans5iiidJcr S!rtillcrie

W o ellie. Srnnfreif. Z. @tdr5.
Sn Den bieiigen Irtillerie garaden
brub geitcrn cine Weuterei aus. Sic
Solbaten ariffen Die Sffi5iere nit
Sdbel unb Tiitolen on. Sluf beiben
Seitcn puroen mebrere peripunoet.
Sie @euterer iuitrpen gefangen ge@
nonlmen uno ms Gefdnenib geltedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
G6lcfte Maiscrntc.

Sltcnos 9(hres, s. NGrs.
9fa6 Den itatiitiihen &uf5eidnunz
gen bes Nderbdiiminiiteriims ipirb Die
Ofdisernte MIR 1.S23,000 Sonnen
itatt 5,500,000 6etrasen. Ser @erz
Init tpirh auf ungefdbr $200.000.z
600 aeldldbt lnb biirfte Sieies ben
Ereis Deg amcritanii6en @eiSens be-
0euteno beben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
strenaes sonntaasosiea in eanaSa.
sN ontreoI. 0uep.. 8. lSpldrs.

Ieontreal. Guep.. 8. .Oldrs.
Sn gnnS CANADA, nit sliisnabme
Der Sropin5 Snebec. trdt beutc sic
iogen. ~2orbs Sap slct" in araft.
Sieles 0elee perbietet am Sonnrua
Die slbhaltung jcglider Dfientlid,er
llntcrbalnlngen, lpobei @intritts9elo
9eforbert lpirb, iofpie .bos Nnsciaen
iolber Seranltalhin9eu. ferner 8aies
bali, SuBball, Soa5aroipiele. @ettrens
nen. Sa9en. Sfie6en. Siideu. Sen
TertGilf bernillbenoer @ctrdnfe, allss
acnonlmen 9eaen @erabiolenns eine5
drStlit1er 6cSeptes. Den Gcrfdilf bon
Gi8urren. anSldnoii6en 3eitinsen
ooer irseub uelher @auren. ben 8e~
tricb irgenb welfen GeIfdites, iopie
Die SnItellung bon Yerionen 5pedS
Terri6tung bon Slr6eit. re
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
$50

8er nit bolem Neipiilen beints
fdbrt, Dem lit Der frlinmltc Ies Ser
ndblte uno Der langlamite Subrmann
Der bette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
ROCKWELL CHURCH DEDICATED.
M ethodists Have Raised Amount Sui
ficient to Cover All indebtedness.

ficient to Cover All Indebtedness.
Specia, to Times Republican.
Rockwell City. Oct. 15.-Sunday was
a big day for the Methodists OF ROCK
well City. About year and hair
ago they undertook to build parson-
age and a church. The parsonage,
one of the best in northwestern Iowa,
was finished last fall, but owing to
the illness of the pastor, Rev. =. X.
Mahood. who had the work in charge,
the work Of the church building was
delayed, and only the foundation was
laid last fall. The illness OF MI.
Mahood became SO serious that 1t be-
came necessary for him to resign his
position, and Rev. Robert ii. Reidy
was appointed to fill the vacancy. The
building of the church was renewed
as soon as the weather would allow
in the spring, and was successfully
finished last week, when the church
was made ready for dedication Sun
day. Edwin H. Hughes, D. D., OF De-
Pauw university, preached in the NOR
ming, after which he announced that
the parsonage and church had been
erected at a cost Of $4,000, $4,000 OF
which was yet to be provided for.
The work OF taking subscriptions was
then taken up and the amount re-
ceived by cash and subscriptions ex-
ceeded the amount necessary to cover
all indebtedness, by $1,000. w. s..
Lewis, ID. d. of Morningside College.
preached in the. evening. after which
the beautiful and spacious edifice was
solemnly dedicated to the purpose for
which it was built.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
AFRAID OF "BlLLY" SUNDAY.
Gaming Club Operators at Muscatine
Close Before His Arrival.

Gaming Cluo operators a. wi
Close Before His Arrival.
Special to Times-Repuhlic au. i
Muscatine, Oct, 15.--Fearing that
Billy Sunday, the evangelist, would
receive all of the, credit for putting
them out of business with his cam
paign in this city, the gamblers Of
Muscatine closed their doors on Sat
urday evening, and have decided to re-
main inactive for an indefinite period,
The police stated that there would be
no lore gambling clubs in the city for
some time to come at least.
According to the statement made by
one Of the gamblers, the clubs came
to an agreement, and decided that they
would cheat Billy Sunday out Of the
glory of running them out of business.
Business has been pretty dull lately"
said one Of them, "and it will be prac-
tically dead while Sunday is in the
city. We need a rest now, and it is
just as well, that we close up a few
weeks ahead of time and take the glory
ourselves.
Eve are not afraid Of Sunday put
ting us out Of business, but there
would be no trade during his visit in
the city, so 1t was just as well that
he be given as clean a town as posi-
BILE to begin his work"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
Fenton News.
t. Times Republican.

Special to Times AepuDNcan.
Fenton, Oct. 15.-Weather has been
very cool the past week with some
very heavy frosts, which are drying
the corn up nicely.
Ridder Bros. have moved their shop
and warehouse to the lots on the cor
ner opposite VVeisbrods & Co.'s store,
which they recently purchased
Rev. Branton of Whittemore. con-
Quoted services in the First M. %.
church here Sunday to fill a vacancy.
W. M. Jacobson left yesterday morn
ing for a trip thru Montana on mat
tiers of business.
Mr.. Jensen of Chicago has been Wis
iting at the w. M. jacobson home and
is now spending a few days in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Youmans /, Of Los
lAngeles, Cal, arrived Sunday and will
make their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lull, Sr.
Special services are being held III
the German M. e. church, having be-
gun last evening.
Ole Torkelson, together with his
family after five years residence in
this country, left last night for his ma
tive hGSae in Norway.
John Benson of Minnesota, returned
to his home yesterday morning after a
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15

had operated in Sac City, Manning, AS
pinWall and Odebolt with the same re-
suits, but his actions were just as
queer.
An increase OF about twenty per cent
IN the passenger revenue OF several
of the Iowa railroads during the year
1907 as compared with 1906, is disclos-
ed by the official reports filed with the
state railroad commission.
The Rock Island, for instance, shows
an increase OF $5S7,000 in passenger
revenue, alone, which is almost twenty
per cent OF the $3.23S,000 earnings OF
the previous year. The Northwestern
increased it's earnings from carrying
passengers, $452,o0 and had taken in
$3,314,OO0 the year before.
Increases of conspicuous character
were observed by the reports of the
railroads in the case of the Northwest
ern, Rock Island, the Burlington
which increased s277,0o0 the illinois
Central which increased $4,000. and
the Iowa Central which increased $29.-
900, and the Omaha which shows an
increase Of $4,000. The Minneapolis Il
ST. Louis also disclosed a small in
crease, $4,000.
The Milwaukee report has not yet
been filed with the state railroad COM
mission.
The showing is of interest, not alone
in disclosing the prosperity of the rail-
roads and the immense increase In pas
senger traffic on the verge of the abo7
lition Of passes and the enactment OF
a 2-cent fare law, but because in the
estimate which is about to be made
by the railroads as to the effect of tho
2-cent fare law, the increase of reve-
nues of about 20 per cent in 1907 over
1906, must be taken into considera-
finn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
Afflicted With Sore Eyes for SO Years.

| have been afflicted with sore eyes
for thirty-three years. Thirteen years
ago | became totally blind and was
blind for six years. My eyes We're
badly inf1amed. One of my neighbors
insisted upon my trying Chamberlain's
Salve and gave me half box of 1t.
To my surprise 1t healed my eyes and
my sight came back to mc.-P. c..
Earls Cyntlliana. Ky. Chamberlains
Salve is for sale by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
Piles
Is
Years
Saved From An Operation BY Half
Box of the Pyramid Pile Cure.

Saved From An Operation BY a Half
Box of the Pyramid PiIeScure.
You Can Try It Free.
81 cannot help writing to you about
your wonderful cure for piles. When
wrote to you for sample was think
ing of going thru an operation. But
l thought /. would give your remedies
trial. / am SO happy that did for
am cured and only used half box. I
write this for humanitys sake. had
piles ever since the year 1891. I wish
you would publish my name thru the
Bulletin paper for I am we'll known in
the Marine Corps. Use my name the
best way you know how. Thanking
you for your good advice. Yours truly,
Cleophas Forte, Marine Barracks, U. S.
N. Training Station, San francisco,
Cal.
What should induce this United
States seaman to write us in this man
ner if not gratitude for being cured of
a disease which had tortured him for
fifteen years? Mr.. Forte was positive
ly unknown to US until he wrote for
the sample of our wonderful remedy
You may be suffering in the same
way.
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co, 80 Pyramid Build
ing, Marshall, Mich, and receive free
by return mail the trial package in a
plain wrapper.
The moment you start to use it, your
suffering ends and the cure of your
dread disease is in sight.
Then you can get full-sized box
from any druggist for so cents and even
one box may cure you.
1t is well worth trying.
No knife and Its torture.
No doctor and his bills.
All druggists, so cents. Write today
for a free Dackage
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
cartridaes of LIQUID AR.

LIQUID air instead of powder for
cartridges is the latest French novelty.
These cartridges must be fired within
five minutes after their preparation,
however, as the liquid air evaporates
rapidly. They are. therefore. of no
value, commercially.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
SchIeswig Loses Good Family.
~ Observation-Disclosures

Schleswig, Oct. &c. E, Fitzsimons
and family have left for Vivian, S. d,
to make that their permanent home in
the future. Mr.. Fitzsimons has been
manager of the Trans Mississippi Ele-
yator and a dealer in live stock here
for the past two years, and all re-
greet to see the family leave town. He
has purchased a REIMBURSEMENT near
Vivian, and will start farming.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
TWENTY YEARS IN Pen
Joseph Snyder, Old Offender,
Sentenced to Hard Labor in
Fort Madison
DECLARES THAT WITNESS LIED
Following Sentence, Snyder Unmerci-
fully Scores His Attorney, Also Pen
ming a Long Letter to the Judge -
Floyd Scott Given Five Years at
Anamosa for Car Breaking.
,ecial To rimes-Republlcan.

Special TO Times Republican.
Mason City. Oct. 15.-Joseph Snyder
was sentenced yesterday to twenty
years at hard labor in the penitentiary
at Fort Madison, by Judge Smith,
after a trial and conviction for house
breaking. Snyder, it is learned. Is an
old offender and has served time In
several states, the last time In Ar
kansas, where he was "jugged' Tor the
theft of jewelry from young lady.
When, sentence was pronounced, he
numerically scored his attorney, whom
he accused of not defending him prop
erly and passed his opinion of the
witness, who he declared lied in every
instance. Snyder also penned long
letter to the judge, after he had peeH
returned to Jail, in which he gave
long history of his life, his errors anu
how he had been mistreated by other
courts in other states; saying IN tnls
case that the witnesses We're false IN
their statements and that at the time
of the robbery he was in Minneapolis.
Floyd Scott was sentenced to five
years at Anamosa for car breaking, at
the same time.
BY ruling Of the court yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. August Thake. Of Cor
with, natural parents OF 1rma Thake,
were given possession of their child
after hearing in which the adopted
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Thake,
opposed the transfer. The grounds for
the ruling We're that the mother Of the
child was not in proper mental condi-
ton when the adoption papers were
drawn. The evidence showed that the
illness of the mother at the birth of
the child deranged her mind and she
had been sentenced to the hospital at
Cherokee, where after year she was
parolled A month after her return
home she signed the adoption papers,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
scHLEswIe IMPROVEMENT.

Lumber Sheds Covering Block to Be
Completed March 1.
Special to Times Republican.
Schleswig, Oct 15.-Lumber for the
new Nye, Schneider, Fowler Co., sheds,
to be built directly east of the G. &
N. w. right Of way on Main street,
is arriving in large quantities. The
sheds will occupy about a block, and
will be completed about March 1. This
will be a great improvement to
SchlesWig.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
MEET Al SPIRIT LAKE.
Dr.. Woodeok to Address Upper Des
Moines Medical Society.

Special 10 Times RepubIlcan.
Armstrong, Oct. 15.--The Upper Des
Moines Medical association will meet
October 16, at Spirit Lake. DR.. G. A.
Woodcok will appear before the meet
ing with paper, entitled Notes From
the Atlantic City Meeting DR.. Wood
cox was in attendance at this ma
tional meeting in New Jersey, last
June.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
MAY GIVE UP Passionate.
Rev. Boil, Armstrong, Travelling Sec
rotary Of Anti Saloon League.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Armstrong, Oct. 15.--Rev. Edison
Bell, D. D., pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, was recently elected travelling
secretary Of the Anti-Saloon League
of Iowa. Should Mr.. Bell accept, it
would necessitate his giving up his
pastorate work Mr.. Bell is very
strong in the pulpit and in every re-
spect we'll qualified for the work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
Iowa at Washington.

Iowa at WashTH9toH.
Washington, Oct. 15.-Rural free de-
livery established Dec. q:
Linn county additional Iowa serv-
ice, route 5)-Length q miles, fami-
lies IS.
H. J. Mcknight is appointed post
master at Defiance, Shelby county,
vice w. j. Williams, resigned.