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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
MISS KATxINA WRIGHT
(By Publishers Press Association-)
To WED AT TOXIC

MEMPHIS. - Special. - The BE-
trotnal - announced OF Miss Katrina
Wright daughter cf General l. II.
Wright former Governor OK the phi
ippines and retiring Ambassador %
Japan. 90 Charles Palmer, vice presi-
dent Of the International Bank OF Ma
Mia
TIE marriage win take place 81 The
American embassy IN Toxic. The bride
and groom VIII sail August 1Ith for
the United States, accoznpanied -
General and Mrs Wright
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
DOG BITE IN APRIL
DEyELoPES RABIES


NEW TORK---Specia1.- SEoert
Leonard. arteen ysaxs oid. - strap
ped - a bed IA ths J. Hoo3 Nrtghx
AosEltA1 to-day Su1ertng fTo<n Eaolss.
The boy Mas bitten ~ 3oE 1Az1
ADriL bus o2ip developed s1gz.s ~
rAoses en- Sunday alSh2 u - SD IL
cannot recosex.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
For Man and Beast

For Eheumafisrn. Neuralgia
CakeG Breast. Spratrs. SWELL
irgs STIR Joints. Burns. Sore
ness. Bruises. Frost Bites. thNl
Riains. Fimrlee. PILES. Poison
oak or Ivy Numns Pain in
side. Chest nr Back
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
AMONG TIE LARGEST SELLERS

Fosters White Camphor LIni-
ment has rapidly attained
place among the largest sellers
in the world This is the strong
est proof of SIS merits. As an
evidence az the fact that COM
sumers are satisfied with results
obtained FROM its use. carloads
are now shipped to Johbcrs who
formerly bought dozens
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03
MAKE YOUR IDLE MONEY
EARN YOU INTEREST

Write the First National Bank
OF Richmond. Virginia. for infor-
nation concerning It's certificate
81 deposit. 80 arranged that one
per cent may be collected every
four months through yoar nearest
bank or store.
Our experiences proves tnls form
for savings 20 be the moat salts
factory plan yet devised for de-
POSTS Of 800 90 or more.
Fut- ra~f~ag an.F aa.-nar ararr.lua =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-03

John - Purcell. president. Joha
"a Miller. r.. vice presidsnt anG
siatant cashier y. G.. Joplin. 49,
sistant cashier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-23

bore 9espuSeIicn. men fnnrt ffriIot
9tapuene paa -boab o. -ninb,
bIipe tancie iom Sauoet.
Seq ptI bog life fsIse Sfif os no.
Be iub oct 19hs sarDunoreSc. Sec
niI fun erinbre ON, boorban en- en-
felt Gsn at 2anoct enhuu foratte.
riitiif minSer ON 9orgeropoenS %
RenneFereuets SiSsoISer ! De iibitC
aortler af bet 1Soe gorbunorebe
Seq iiater til grabe.S roQeborg gs.
ren paa Spr, boor 8reo Suooig Re'
oentIotp iaa imuft oirtebe for 9sn'
ternes % for aserbrugets Og Stoc'
peienets Spfomit. Ser trRficr b
cen Dag iSag paa inabauue Saaro'
nauue iom agcrsprts, 9Iioeborg.
gIioecan, 9onSero, SIibSoger, Sre'
bensbiem, SpSersSoI, SmmcrfiGr
2rmbsirpo, EIantebeIo, Plogbele
gnoigcgn. eli 9roi. Sob. Steen'
itrup | "SlerSborg Iois".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-23
Dante Steosnapne,

s ben aIbite Rnahe at gipe Raone
paa I 9anmarf er Der Sooe, ION 'aa
of iige ubrsbeIigt ouerboIoes. Oct
bar 10 en- iamIet @oiGttelie, en- Tee'
nigbeo, euer ogfoa en- Ssobing meo
fit Sslge, Tom ifuIoe iinoe Hapn for
tit Smrnaoe, | boert Gal6 banbe Rao.
net Snteresie og @pro for mango;
Der bar life Sale ON en- 8aaro for
gnfeItmano. 81 Iaouet, iom iRo-
panIiet beitob af TO 3eO, bapoe sierne
oct iiofte 2eb en- iaa beitemt getpo.
ming inoenfor Spro0et, at Gorleoet
nsSpenSigt maatte bIioe Ell en- beitemt
grt. Serior giGIber bet inoenfor
Dor aomIe geaonemRnsbe enbnu idu
tent Iom | 8aIoemnrernes Siosaloer,
of gper, Der enoer pna -len. -itao
(-iteo), -torp, (-rrtp) og -bsl
aItib iammeui9ttes me6 ct gerion.
napn, mebens ompeuot De, Der enoer
paa -bp os -Isie, aloris er for
bunbne mleo ct ina6ont. De ltnbta'
eeIier, fom finSeS. Isber inbenfor
bper al oisie RaonefIasier life op til
mere END ire ener FIRE blanot bunore'
be Ranne.
Otter gaIbemarcrnes Sio bar Del
rerimob iiGr gcnGurelier poa 8aor.
De, fife poa gper, Der ounneoes, OF
Der bapoe ben enfeIte 10 iterre Sribeo.
Ren BET piIoe pRre ganife urigtigt
at tro, at Der berife6e en- ioaban Bill
faarligbeo Tom mn, oa man osber
@aarb og GUS efter @oStbeinbeuoe
Ger raaSeSe / gnmIe Gase Sfif oa
SrSen ogioa | bette 6orbolo; bet per
ionIiae SnbfaIo If life 4aaoerum
gi jfaI nh ie, efter bpilfc RegIer b
ifsrre @oarbe eaer aoeIens SaSe'
saaroe fit 0opne.
aoeIsmanben bsrte 10 til en- iRr'
irinet alasie ! Somiunoet, o. bar
boIgte oerior sierne ct Orb, Der be
tesneoe GaarSen iom noset for iig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-23
ct Pulorehus.

On elbre RGlumiogning fcrtGIler
Sfiensblaoet "6remifriot" fsIgenOe:
Samneu meo min Datterisn reiie
lea iorIeSen Wtorseu no ira 8rGs'
bolsiptereu / WGIlm reoUoer til
@rpsoalSodn0et for at fife.
9a BET bar iogt, at Der ifuIoe ttnoeS
SsIpgrrtber Der / RGrbe0en, bar ie1
oeina goaet no for at IeSe etter ioH'
oanne.
@eS S.Iioen Io9 ri os til Ro for
at foae &affe peo ben isnore al TO
9ugter, iom eaar mo poa boer SiSe
al ct SieI0, autaseIig l ben isnore
gnSe al @onoet.
Com Ri lao ser oa ipiIte, III ot 9te
poa en- 2.Gta8es 8uaro pda Den an
ben SiSe al 8ltgter, ct RiFIeIfuS
borte. Zen bar eanite iort. Sra
9ueriioen iaa ri 4 8tnOuer | boer
Gtoee meo boioe SstIer paa boer
SiSe. ct 8inou / sperite gtoge itoo
aubent. Set iaa no, iou ON Der bar
TO 99reIier | bper gto9e. BGa Gang
iiSen ina ies berimoo iugen ginorter,
men ct 9Itnienoe &obooeo, iom ioo
no til at orre ior9pt6t. paG Spert'
ben iaa ies SesuOen en- DSanS, 9Gnite
tort. San itoS Iigeiom OF lR1leSe itg
til en- 8ernn6a, ion life ioaes. Seq
bteo itaoeuSe % Itirre poa BAN Del
en- baIp Zines 1tS. men ban iorbler
gonite rplig / ianUle Stiaing-
Gnten oct eff ioa eIler ioo, ndr
ieg foit beitemt paa at 9aa ODER 90
ie S1ret, 6u ieg life troeoe poo Srolo'
bonn % oeuiIogs. 8t paftebe nort
S08er ianmen ior at gaa bio, bocr
$aar6en ifltlOe lisse. Sra bort Spi'
(eiteo iaa Oct no, iom ON bet Blot
ifuI0e bare en- Ii6er i'm Del at Gan
men bu pi fom poa BEN moSfattt
SIDE az 9rgteH, bar bet meget itIProt
Iog fpRre manSsbsie Stene opooer
belle Glen. aommet SiS, bocr III bdo'
De feet 8odroen Iisse, par ben ipor'
lsft f~oriorm6en. Ser bar nm itore
Steue at ie.
@i gift life tfIhage til bort Sotle'
ite6, 6oorfra @oarSeu bar feet, rler
orog toerSooer GieIbet til SrGsbaIs'
IPterer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-23
Uadr Deroens.
hapet b0per

en- GIoobsIse biemisate, ion meo.
belt, | fibfte SaIooeI Of Dtorts auro.
Iiuerne og sSelasoe en- Raffe Ger;
oeian ct fort antal WernefeIip bier
ct Offer for GIemerterues Maet.
Saaoanne SIoobsIger tan, ifrioes Der
| ~aoluiibe Seitung", barre Sslgen
at neoboIoenoe Srfaner; men De op.
tr9ber oeiaa efter "SsrpiteIier", efter
Sorofi9In bpbt neoe urber 9onoets
Sperfabe, iom fun fnnrfe8 beo 9eI.
ger, Der pIuoieIig oiier fig paa ODER.
flaben. Oct er meget iipIben, at
9anneIien Of en- iaaban @sIge, Der
faa raier Sunoreber al Ollie frein
ooer gerbensbaoet 90 urbertiben
operipsmmer belle Ger, fan bIioe
iaettaget paa 'elpe Stebct.
On amerifanf Gomper, "BIanet
9eptume", fom BEN 266e 5ebruar
plubieIig mibt inb | en- iaaoan Ss.
rpiteIie, og fsrite StprmanO, Dan
gropn. bar iom Sienpione sipet en
Sfiloring Of bette ii9lbre RaturIfue.
ipiI. San fortauer blan0t anbet:
"gIanet Reptune" booNe forIabt
Rontepibeo meo airs eiter Stem
gorf. s De fsrfte 9age forIsb &ei.
len unen noeeniombeIit marfeItg
SenbeI'e. Ssen bar gonite rulig.
Seq bar paa aommnnbobrOen. 8Iub.
ieIig ifete Der en- ubpre Gmo9ltuing
paa @anocoerfaben. Set tltube fun
bore SsIserue al en- unoerisif Sorb.
rpiteIie. llben foruo9aoen6e Sesn
begprote aataitrofen. Set ipntes.
iom ON $apetS giinb pIuOieIig itpr.
tebe iammen. Oct fore Sttb itprtebe
Iigefrem neb; man fan life beitripe
oct anoerIebes. Oct Dor, iom falot
oct / ct bunoIsit Sp9lg. s 8irfelig.
6eoen ianf Ri neo / ct ubnre Sui, Tom
bapbe aabnet zig | 8anbet.
Set er panfeIigt at fibre SsleI.
ierne; oi ianf bpbere, opbere, opbere.
Seq fIamreSe mig at al Mtagt til
aommanoobroen. BIubieIig blep hi
itaaenbe. 90 iaa, ibet ieg iaa opao,
cpooeebe ieg ooenooer oS en- fiGmpe.
flor gsIge, Der o9lteoe inc imoo os.
) neIte giebIif itprtebe 0en iommen
oper oS, Ssnoe paa Ssnoe Of @ano.
Set ipntes, iom ON Sser bar lsftet
op | 2uften og mi itprte0e iammen
cper oS. aae life iifrebe 8ienitanoe
poa Gpffet blep ifpaet bort. 81
bopbe ct fort antal Sons ombcro;
De bIep ifplet pef. 80 9aaoe, ale
Geofaber, @anbfaoe, alt blep fnrit
oa ifpnet bort; 9sre bIeu trpffeoe
iub, OF 8anoet trangte poIoiomt ino
/ SfibSrummet.
Seq troeoe, at MI bar alt forbt.
Ren Sfibet operitob Stsbet. gai'
gen bGpeoe fig, og Tom en- 2egetsis'
baao / ct 9abefar gGe0 S~tibsfro9et
pp giennem 8anoet. 81 bar reooeoe.
9aa 9effet Iaa Watroien Sbalbnrs
bepioitIss. San baooe itaaet paa llo-
fig, bar bIeben ilpuoet intoo EN- Sern'
fang og bapbe breffet 2aaret. Bag
os laa Seen itile og rolig, Tom ON
intet par banot. Gen fi9mpem9s'
iige gsIge bar faIoen iammen og
baobe oplsit fig. Seq maatte tante
taa Riaaara.g anbfuIoct, for Su'tn'
Der al garbs omfring bet Steo, boot
SuGet baobe cabinet og Iitffet Jig, laa
en- bpib Sfumfam paa gslgerne.
ifisnt ser life raieoe nogen Storm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-23
On pebermvntes Sarm.

vi az ue HPtIell8IIe Sureiu9eIueC
/: bette 2anb paa agerbrusets On.
raa6e er en- Bebermpnte. Sarm ! ipb'
teitIige Ni6igan, ifriOer en- Rebar.
beioer | "Sarm Sournal". Sarmen
e. oper 10000 acres flor, og ODER
SaIpbelen al ben er Rpnteaser, Ste.
item Saunegung % Slaat for Here
Sunoreoe Stpffer Sbortborn.8peg.
Set meite al 8%interfooeret for bisie
8reaturer beitaar at "Wtpntebs", -
ct g~iproouft, iom bIir tilbage, efterat
SIien er presiet no al Planterne %
oeitiIleret.
albert Wf. Sooo beoer Sarmens
gier, og BET er MI mango aar, iioen
ban beapnSte fin Sorretning. San
bar ba fnapt NOT tppe aar gammel.
% ban laante 500 at begpnbe meo.
Solf 10 40 8utten og bans Rpnte.
apl. Sioen 10 De 40 bant, oa ban
uopioet fin Sarm peo at fisbe 1,400
acres NprIano for $4,000. San
fom 90 / flor @ieIo; men M er
@ieIben for lang Sio iiben betaIt,
oa nuar Wr. Sobo MI tr9oer inb !
i'm Sabrif / aalama8oo, Widigah,
bpor gebermpnt. Die beitileres, eler
ban inipicerer fine Wpnt'agre og
8reaturfIoffe, tit 9aboratorium og
sprige @ienoomne, bilier Solf bot
list paa BAN og itr imeaem: Scr
gaar Scr. Cobb, Yebermpnt-8orgen."
Wi6igan og / flor ltoitrefnins
Wr. Cobb ADLER oct meite al ben Be
bermpnte, iom blir oeitiaeret / Sor.
eneoe Stater; Reiten fommer ira
pisie Sratter / Snoiana og Rerp gcrf
Stat. europa p~rooucerer ogiaa Ell
Gel Rpnt.SIie men life NOT for eeet
9rug.
Wr. Sooo er en- folfelig yfano og
en- liberal arbetosberre, Der bar Sm.
iorg for fine arbeioeres BE og Bel.
Gaa bans Sarm er Der tiosm9Siige
arbeioerboIiger, 2piepRrelier, So
buie, 9aoebuie og andre tiosm9s.
iige Snoretninger. Selefon, goot
ganb, CODE @eie, ba9lig Soit % mer
iliet bar ban ifaffet fine arbeioerc.
Ser er iom en- lioen 9p paa 6armen.
Soroen eler Rpren er raa, los os
Glsb. Der err opimoo 40 Nil meo
oabne @rsfter, iom Rr. Sooo bar
arapet for at Ieoe @anbet no al lit
gebermpnt.2anb. aligebel er oct
iaa Isg @runb paa bans Wpnte.
aere, Of man maa iatte "Sruger"
paa SeItene, 1aar man arbeioer paa
Dem.
0u Iiot ON felipe Rpntebprfntn-
gen. Sioltgt ON Barren plsies Ige'
RET. Ran Taar op 5urer - to o9
en- bolp SOB meIlem bier. Man gro.
Der op Rpntersbber | en- 9lbre Npn.
te.ager, logger oisie meo Saanoen
tet iummen | De laoebe Surer og
better benz peo at iparfe Soro oper
Dem meS Soben. On to Tigers Sio
eller iaa begpnber man at "fuIhpe-
re" Iputen % boIoer paa Sermeo til
Ianat no paa Sommeren. Rpnten
Itoar oa | tpffe Haber og better
@run6en omtreut.
Roar Wpnten blomltrer, ilaas ben
meo Reiemaitiner, rnfes meo Seite.
riper, efterat Den er tsrtet | Solen,
oa tisres oerpaa til 9eitiQerierne. s
MmiuoeIiabeo faur man ire apliu.
ger ON aaret.
af ct Con Bebermpute faar man
Oh til 1S 8un6 Ole, men ofte meeet
miubre. Rr. 8o6bs 9eitiaerier bar
en- aapacitet al op til 1000 8uno
Ole for 9asen. Otter Seitilerin.
aen tar man BET naaoe "Diuutebs"
pp Of aarrene os tsrfer bet for 80
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-23

meb s~nmObnius ON Of ipnse be to iib'
tie WerS:
Sreb oa . Serre ON Siemutt bin @iifunS'
beos Urine,
apas On be llnse beriube u,eb 2ps % mes
garme,
slabne Sin Gapn fsr til Tin freplpiis Sapu
Siarer al biemlpie arre.
Born Iaa Os Uaas oOer Sjemmst meo iaber'
Iist Ole.
gsrnenes Sisrtsr I aierIisbeo til Sig IN
beie,
@isr gu iefo gei bunet I Siertet for Sis
gei til 3it Diem I bet bsie.
3nsenisr Wabliirsmt Tom bar tilite'
be, gap ben sleoslise MeooeleIie, at
Scr. Jranf 2lopb unbsr 1T Beiss Der bar
sioet 1000 aroner III 4arnebiemmet.
On bel Del fortere % lansere Taier al
forifiedise ter jes life 6ebe ON Hlabs
til at s~jensipe Der os heller life Beifri-
belle al Suiets S~nbrebnins. Or. &e'
buftBren ipnes tanffs, at bet ber glen.
sipne uobras Dsioa er bit for lanst.
vi 8rstnins Der ! 9alen er fomnen
tiolis frem iaar, man ifal 10 p9re frem'
me til ct. Sans | Glmincelisbeb. s
Gar er Tsmmeret fommen til 8ierfs.
bGnsIlet npale Sage fsr.
Siliener til Sl9etnmse % Beflenote
fro u. 3. Oppesaarb.
2unoer Spsn | Suui 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-23
etaien Chic. ppcu foIeeo. 4,
auraa n ntfuff -

raufJ.Gheu . iDareer AZ ban CT bet rlere
Weolem at Slrunaef q. 2. Qhensp a 90, Der eriper
TerretuIua fBuen Eolses, f~srHrpHfe Goanfp o. Stat,
Ga at tamuf firma ptI beialt On Gum al ct hans
erepe 1saarS for huert eueffr IiIt9Ioe AZ 6afarrh.
Der lite tan ~heIbrebes Dte Srnetn al Halls Catarrh
Cure.
braHf 2. gbtntn.
~seseiset for MTG o. HHeerIfrrpet min RarDrrtiis.
T-57 u. q. @ItaiSa
eesL RDtartHs Butllcus.
halls Catarh Cure faaes ~inepeueis % pirser b.
rstie paa HIseei % sltmhfHeerae I Spfemet. Sfrip
otter 8iencsbprb, eEatit.
4. S.GbsHtp Co., Eslsea, o.
H-Szlaes sos hpstteteue. 7sc.
Balls Family Pins e oe betne-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-16

the second half Cedar Rapids replaced
two substitutes, Kadgihn and Verink
at forward, by Hendryx and Gussel
regulars, ana the locals made greater
gains. finishing with 20 to their oppon'
ents %. Marshalltown secured ter
baskets from the field to Cedar Rapids
seven, and nine free throws to the WIS.,
itors' eleven. Twenty minute halves
were played.
The personnel OF the visiting team
was: Kadgihn and Hendryx and Yer
ink and Gussel, forwards; Stark, cen
ter; Larberger and Hauser. guards
Marshalltown: Good and Blatherwick
forwards; Kirk, center; Crary ant
Leise, guards.
Felgar Of Cedar Rapids, acted az
umpire, and C. o. Moore, OF this city
as umpire. The timers were w. p
Bull, of Cedar Rapids, and ]. w. X
Wildman, of this city.
The Cedar Rapids team claims 1t:
defeat was due to Umpire Moore's de-
cisions, which, it alleges, favored thu
home team.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-16
OBITUARY..
kimbalI.

Amander Kimball, q. member of the
soldiers home from Plymouth county
died at the hospital at 1870 this NOR
ming OF cancer. after long illness
Mr. Kimball came to the home from
Akron, Oct, II, 1905, and has been in
the hospital most of the time. He was
a veteran OF Company G, Eighth Iowa
cavalry, having enlisted July "a, 1868
at Andrews, Jackson county. He was
discharged as private on Aug. 13
1855, at Macon, Ga. Mr.. Kimball was
native of Lawrence county. Ohio
and was born Oct. 1, 1871. He is sur
vived by three brothers and sister
The sister, Mrs. Maggie Moore, lives
at Akron, as do also two of the broth-
ers, A. E. and Henry Kimball. The
other brother, John Kimban, resides
at Jefferson, S. D.
Mrs. Moore has been advised of her
brothers death by wire, and an an
swer is being awaited before the fun
eral arrangements are made. The
probabilities are that the funeral will
take place from the assembly hal
Monday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-16
rAY1lnR rowNs HIP.

March 15.-Mrs. Alice Peterson, of
Granville, N. D., has been visiting here
with her sister, Mrs. John r. Williams.
Mr.. Charles Augustine, who has been
here a greater part of the winter at the
nome OF Charles Robinson, and with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Angus
tine, has returned to his home near
Chadron. Neb.
The Ladies Aid society met Wednes-
day with Mrs. w r. Renner and seWed
carpet rags.
On Friday night was celebrated the
thirtieth anniversary of the marriage
Of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Schiebel. A
large number of the neighbors was
present. The affair was a surprise and
was successfully managed by Misses
Mabel and Tena Schiebel. A number
of handsome gifts was brought by the
guests.
Miss Lulu M. Lane will teach the
Maple Point school this spring.
Lewis Maulsby, who has been teach
ing at Willow Hollow this winter, ex-
poets to go to North Dakota soon to
engage in farming for the summer.
Mr.. G.. H. Heifner expects to leave
soon for a summer in the west.
Robert Reece, who recently came
here from Indiana, has moved into
Mrs. Maulsby's house at Prairieville,
and will farm part Of the III. II. Jones
fo rpo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-16
ON nTHE ROAD
And It's Really Lots Of Fun.

And It's Really Lots OF run
An Ind. woman solved the food ques-
ton with good sound reasoning. She
says:
"For almost ten years suffered
from poor health, which was plainly
the result of improper food.
81 was always drowsy, had heads
ache, stomach trouble, was getting a
sallow complexion-in short was sim
ply miserable.
'sYet I did not realize the real cause
of my trouble until recently. [ have
given Grape-Nuts and the exercises in
the little book, 1.-The Rord to Wellville'
(Which I found in the pkg. } e. thor
ough trial, and they have worked won
ders for me.
81 noticed change from the begin
ming. My headache disappeared and al
the end of the first week my stomach
did not trouble me SO much.
"Now, in less than month, my
nerves are strong and begin to have
some ambition to do things. have
gained six pounds and feel full of life
"Grape- Nuts food, with cream
makes a delicious dish and never
grow tired of it. / consider "The Road
to MELVILLE" one of the most valuable
books ever printed, for owe my pres
emit good health to 1t and Grape Nuts :
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Get the book from your
pkg. There's reason" h 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-16
News of Clemens.

Miss Winnie Hamill, Of Tania, and
Mrs. Maud Hamill, Of Stevens, Mimi,
visited over Sunday at the home OF
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
S. Chapman.
Mrs. Minnie Clark was called to Des
Moines on account Of the serious ILL
ness Of her daughter, Gladys, who has
been attending Highland Park College.
Miss Gladys returned home with her
mother and Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clemens, OF
New Providence, visited the iatter's
sister, Mrs. Minnie Clark. Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Mccormack, Of Breck-
enridge, Mimi, arrived here Saturday
evening and is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Mccormack, and
his brother, A. d. Mccormack.
Mrs. w. N. Renville, OF Ste'vartville,
Mimi, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
NJ. Nichols.
Mrs. r. C. Lindsay, of Marshalltow
who has been visiting for the past two
weeks at the home of her brother, y.
S, chapman, returned home Wednes-
day.
William Kaiser, Ira Moore. E. Wantz
and O. s. Chapman all shipped stock
from Bromley Tuesday, and Ernest
Warner, Sam Eley and j. ID. Spence
shipped from Clemens.
]. A. Clemens and Ed Smith went to
Chicago Tuesday.
f. B. Parsons. r. e. Wantz, Charles
Clemens and w. o. White We're On
Marshalltown Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith have
moved onto the Thomas Collins farm,
north of Minerva.
Mrs. Fred McKinnon, who has been
quite sick with the measles, is able to
be UP and around again.
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All Who Are Out For Munich
pal Honors Have Made For
NAL Entry
BALLOTS BEING PREPARED
Last Of the Nominations Were Filed on
the Closing Day, Friday-1allots
Will Be Large, But Not as Large ~
Two Years Aso-Insledue Gets First
Column.

with Friday, the closing day for Ill
ing nominations for the approaching
city election all who had made pubic
their intentions of becoming candidates
filed their nomination papers With
the exception of the socialists all the
other nominations were made by petit
ton. The socialists ticket was made
by certificate Of the party.
City Clerk L. Derby began today pre-
pairing the copy for the ballots. Posi-
tons on the ticket were allotted ac-
cording to the date OF filing the noml-
nation. o. L. Ingledue, who was the
first OF the candidates for mayor to
file, has the first column on the ballot.
A. C. DAILY, who filed the day following
Mr.. Ingledue, has the second column.
The ballot will be large this year. but
not az large as 1t was two years ago.
II will vary in length from ten to
twelve columns, according to the num-
Der Of candidates In the different
wards. The following are the candi-
dates according to the nominations
filed with the city clerk:
Mayor--O. L. Ingledue, Anthony G.
DAILY. william J. Fort, o. D. Ashbrook,
A. Fs. VanSickle.
Councilman. First ward-A. M.
Clark, W. r. Easter.
Councilman, Second ward - George
Gregory, w. E. DERRICK.
Councilman, Third ward-A. j. Clark,
e. w. Jay, Ross Sheetz.
Councilman, Fourth ward-Robert
McMains, Henry Hoeck, Peter Olson.
Councilman. Fifth ward-Anthony
Psenicka, r. L. G. Thomas.
City solicitor-F. e. Northup, G. G.
Caswell.
Assessor-w. B. Elliott, 8. P. Knise-
ly, T.. A. Hanson.
Treasurer-H. S. Lawrence.
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4 ~ lI..tg 2.
.Elks Elect Officers.

The following officers were elected
by. Marshall lodge, NO. 312, B. p. o. E..
Friday evening:
/ Exalted Ruler-M. S. Mcfarland.
Esteemed Leading Knight. r
Maxwell.
Esteemed Loyal Knight-A. A. Mich
olson.
Esteemed Lecturtng knight RAY r
East.
secretary-E. z. Mack.
Treasurer-P. S. Balch.
Il Trustee Marion Gard. Il
Tyler-W. p. Woodruff.
The officers will be Installed and the
appointive officers named on April 5.
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LAST UMPIRE SIGNED.

Peckham Closes Contract With II. A.
Pendereraft, of Kearney, Neb.
The last of the umpires for the Iowa
State League has been signed by Pres
ident L. S. Peckham, who has received
the contract Of III. A. Pendergraft, of
Kearney, Neb., who is the fourth of the
quartet to be signed. Pendergraft has
signed on the best of recommends
tons of base ball men, to whom Pres
ide1t Peckham applied, for informa-
ton. The umpiring staff as filled con-
sists OF "Jack'' Flynn, Miller, Fuller
and Pendergraft.
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In tho Police Court.

Salem Dabraskey, peddler, who has
been boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Olson 3O3 West Nevada street, was
arrested Friday night by Officer
Breckel. on complaint of Mrs. Olson,
who charged Dabraskey with using
obscene language. In Justice Millard's
court this morning Dabraskey was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-16
Card Of Thanks.

We desire in this manner to express
our sincere thanks to our many
friends and neighbors, and especially
the Court of Honor and Degree Of Hon
or, for the kindnesses and expressions
Of sympathy extended during our late
bereavement. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Pc
tersen, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. P. Madsen. Mr..
and Mrs. M. 1arsan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-16
Arrived al Last.

A car of Kelley's Famous -four that
was lost for three weeks has finally ar
rived and we are now prepared to fill
all orders at $115 per sack, or s1.1o III
five or ten sack lots, with a stronger
guarantee than ever Not only use
half a sack, but three-fourths and II
not satisfied return the other quarter
and get pay for the whole sack
A. 3. MYERS.