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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-04

Mrs ST. Aubyn. s,I1dfu, nj th, French
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''"'cN 'l"' VI li't' "H 'H pun oI
WIN l.
hcIuW III tn street cir. walked
hrlSkly, her cheeks Glowing from the
keen touch "t the air. y ncWSboy
WhiStIcd bIiihcly as he loitcrcl on the
corner. IN old woman passed a baS
krt on her arm 1t WAS iiIl" | with aD-
pes, rosy uli fresh locking as if tL'y
had just been shaken from the trees
or gathered from the frost starred
grass of an orchard. An orchard,
Mrs. st .Aubyn ,&i,cI. How len. was
il sine" she had roamc,l il one? TWcn,
ty years at least, for Mrs. st. Aubyn
was thirty-S"ven.
Twenty years of dinners ana teas
and dances, Of summers passed at
Newport and winters spent in idle
fittings from Paris to London and
from London home again. Luxury had
II
time had touched her li..ht'y. Her fig
urr was as s,rI,lcr an supple as IL
rirns. and there Wrr" those of her ac-
QuaiutanCe ,1UE'ic cuou h f. #ty that
during the pc.iol of her Euurui3 she
had prolonged the wearing of wi DIV :
weeds because black set OF her a.lDor
coIorcl hair ana dazzling comn'c.ion-
a clear rose and white that still dcticd
the aid Of GOSH ctIcs.
AN orchard" repeated Nrs. st Au-
hyn. looking after the OH %1,le wom-
nn who had hoha,rl t. the or, sing.
Il wore my hair iI braid thea. | re
member, ana n Ii. fri",l .umhrnnct.
How fresh AMI wonderful the world
seemed in those CAY lt$ so long a.,o
that I've almost FORGOTTEN what rus
tlcfty Is like. AMI yrt''-
She paused. \ Sudden IoYgin. for
the country took ro. SEES ion OF her. for
The real country. where mo- sylart hi =
seated trpps net tl, iYcou,tn,e tr,i,
where roo +, worn h.tv.rnn f.l.i.; NOT
lawn. and where the mir WA: rul of
nunIun scents and sounIs thn ,mnII
of earth aul withcrrd GRASS the rms
tie of dry leaves upHcrr,,t Sue turn
ed abr,n,ry from the window nm with
svirtpn.s that lnpot,I d,,fsi,n
,.ros,oI ,ha roo,, and ,.,.,., ,,,,, .I,II
Promut rs a tranlnor f,f.~. Antni
nrttc arncarel
81 am ROT ro,nu. sronnfn,, ,fta,. nil
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-04
CORRECT BREATHING,
Fresh Air In Lungs and Exercise
Keynote of Health.
TO ACQUIRE BEAUTIFUL ARMS

Acquire the Habit of Deep Breathing
1t Is Better Than All the Medicine
You Can Buy-Don't Be Afraid of
OVERRIDING It.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-24
qIaubf Goof in Der @tunDe etpa 10

9Iaubt Goof in Der StunDe etpa 10
Meilen 3ugadIegsn gu t6nnen,
5reberid q. goot, Der Dor AZ Sob
rem in @uaipan Gonntp, u. g.. sebpz
rem tparb unb an Der 1niperiitGt bon
Neip Wort Mebi3in itubirte, bsfibt in
Der 9olarforfduns beretts cine ausse=
bsbnte @~rfabruns. Gr seb0rte ais
Wunbarat Der 8earpzNorbpplarerpez
bttion bon 1891 auf 1892-on unb
biente In Der slsiGen @tgenf9aft Der
belstf9en Gibpolarerpebition BON
1897 Bis 1899. SIM Sabre 1903 faBte
ct ben plan elmer 8eitetsung bes
Mount Me9inlep. Seine Sbee purbe
bamafs bon erfa1rensn 8ersiteigern
als utoptf9 beaei9net. goof umgins
NIT fetnen @efdbrten bic aanse Bats
bes 8erses unb begann f9lieBGi9 ben
Mufftes am nprb0itlt9en Mbbdng bes
gerses. DIS bic NeiIenben BIB gu
elmer SDbe BON 1000 SUB emporss<
fommen tparen, fahen ite iih Dor elmer
gepolttgen Gispano, beren oberes
gnbe fir lie gar aidt erfennbar mar.
Dieter umFanb i'm @sreine NIT Der
Dorsei4rittenen Sa1resaeit = es mar
TIM @eptember = peranlabte bic Sor
f9er our umfebr.
Gift 1906 gelang gopf bic Srgani=
iatton elmer neusn, aus a9t 4Dpfen
~beitebenben Expedition. Ser &ufftieg
erfoIgte biesmal an Der Dfieite bes
Berses. Die G9ipierisfeiten f1ienen
ober au9 bier f9tsr uniiberiptnbli9.
Die MadpFerbe fonntsn burn bic
g9neelosbsn ni9t binbur9gebra9t
perbsn, unb bic @efabrten goots, NIT
Mu8nahme zines Yaders Namers 8az
rifle, febrtsn gu i6rsn @snaten snriid.
gpof unb @ariue saben ben 8erfu9
nid)t auf; 0aAt fir Na9t laserten
fe duf S3nee, bos etnemal in elmer
8ergipalts, llnter Der eth tiefer Mbz
srunb sdbnte. Die tibnen Heifenben
errei9ten falnBli9 ben BerssipfeI.
Rtdt mtnber sefdbrlid mar Der slids
It4 bepersftefsgte 4bftiee.
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tpeiterer Rreiie in @nfprua nebmen
bari. Cine Qbtbeilung bpm 20 ana<
ben tpirb auerff I'M io%senannten
Grodenf9pinmen auf @9mimmbDden
eineeiibt, bdmit Die n~ot1psnbigen Be-
ipeeungen faer ousgefiibrt perben
tBnnen. Die GenuBuns Der S9pimms
bSde tpe9felt berart ab, baB bic eine
Adlfte Der aaaben {te1enb, bic anbere
In Der G9nimmlase bic 8etpegungen
auf Rommanbo bes 2ebrers ausfibrt.
Nfsfs Mrt Der G~rlernung bes G1mims
mems bent nebenbei ols nortrefflihe
G~urniibung. f1rbsrt ober Dor d1em
GM9 BITE Grreihung bss 3pedes sana
tpsfentlta, Dapon aeugt BITE srpbe
Mnaoht Der G6ilsr, BITE felt benz nuns
nsebr flHfidbrteen 8etanb bes Inter
ri4ts als CUTE S9ptmmer aussebtIeet
tpurben.
Den mOnptonen, unglei9tn Taft
sins atpet, brsi4 b5rt man bort tn
ban Radmtttagsftunben In Der 4bs
tbetlung Der Trodenfnntmmer fopte
BON 8lufe Der, no bic mittsIit anses
NATTER 2onset an ben Gsraftsn I'm
Mofer ~hdngeuben &naben bic glsiden
Hetpeaunaen iiben. Dieter nebuna
iolst f9liebli4 Die Q~nipenbuns bss
betpegliden 2eiHeils, bas, BON Geriit
E.---.. 49,. E--A
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e Irbeiten, arbeiten;
Ni9ts als arbeiten;
@rmiibenbe 8laderei!
Srtber aar bic Arbeit ein 8ergniiseH,
aber iebt madet bid einise Ntinuten 4nz
ftrengun9 ntiibe, entmutbi9t utO rei5bar, nit
einem @efHble, afs oh allies i6ief siuse.
Die 9eber uno bic Ginsetueioe itrb i9ulO
barar.
9ie Symphonic liub: 9erstlopfen, Obn=
ma6tsanfalle, unteroriidte, iiberreide ober
unregelntdBige 9eriOben, i9le4te 8erbauang,
uieoeroriideEOe 56mer5en in bet Seite unD
i'm &iiden, nerb0ie S@tpa6e, i6le6ter appe=
tit nnO @eriOpfuns.
9ridlD Sib 8itters beriaot alle oieie Sets
ben ipie nit einent 3auberi9lase, benin es
trtfft bic Murael nno ben Sib Der &rattz
belt ben Masen, bic Sober ,t1D bic Ginse=
tpeioe.
Srauet, tpel9e fit bic Bel 6rauen berrz
I1enben &rantbeiten Mebi3tnen rebn1en, Die
eielen Srganen ni9t gut tnun, beri6tpenben
MIR @elo uaD tpertbbOlle 3eit. 9ie Sober tit
~tranfbaft, neil Der Magen ni6t geIunb 1T
unb beibe neruriaden einen bartleibieeu 3u>
ftarb. 9ieie 9erbin5erung Der beilIamen
9bdtigteit Der Sober unb Der Gingetpeibe
fillt bos SDftent NIT 1nreinigteiten, sel4e
tuieoerum llnregelmdBisfeitea In ben tpeib=
li9en 0rganen berborrufen; bdraus mrB ses
folgert tperben, bag eine Mebisin, tpelde Die
Sober berbeliert, ben Mosen ftGrtt unb einen
s%eiuaben Stubtsans b%enirtt, atd bas 9eil=
rtittel fir menftruelle S6tuierisfeiten 1T.
9ie arme, obsemattete, entmutbigte Grou,
tpel6e bic 2eiben hires @eIble6ts 70 lanSe
uno i6fpeigenb e~rtragen bat, berlpirt gar
balo ben trdftigenben nno crbeiternoen Gin=
flub bes 8ridlb &ib gitterg. Sc oerri6tet
1eine Mrbeit bolltommett, iaoem es init benz
Magen besinnt nnb ieinen reinigenoen uns
onresenben @influB auf bic 2eber lto bic
Gineetueibe ausbebRt. Menn Der Magen, Die
2eber unb Die Gingetpeibe tbGtig Iinb nns
barmonii9 3niamntsn arbeiten, bann m Il if
II aud bic tpeibli6en Srgane in eeiunoem
uno resularem 3uitanbe fem. Sn Solge bies
ies se1iinberen, Observation-Disclosures nimrrt
bic gatientin aud erbobtes Sntereiie or
ibren 5aushaltspfli6ten. &rpetit uno 3roft
tebren 5uriid, bic Nusen tperben beller, bic
@eii6tsfarbe Hart ii6, unb in fur5er 3ett tit
Tie in cine frobe, gliidli1e Sral NIT rofigeH
ggangen UNI bettersm Semitic Dertpanoelt.
SD litt tiel Dur1 nnDerbaultbfett unb
@ertopfuns. Gtstg tpar i'd nit nerbDiem
&opfpeb seplast unb NAT abgemattet nns
i6ldfrig. Stun beeann i'd QridlD Glib 8it=
tiers gu eebrau6en unb es bat mir in !uun=
berboller gGeiie sebolfen. Sect babe i'd guten
Mppetit, idlafe gut unb fann mebr &rbeit
tbun als je auDor."
SramMarD 3ortbeutt,
4oel, Mercer County, Mo.
Sti9Yptbsfsrn sertauft. greis 81 bic 0tsSe,
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@am9hdlteritt aefud1t

in elmer gruBen Staot in Werifo.
Nnerbietunaer erbetett urtter Ell. c.,
Expedition oieIes BlatteS.
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9m Automobil gum SaopOl.
9es nsuastige tHbne |lau oes 1~prttbuuss
sdieneen Or. 9tes. u. Gosf.

pes ssuastiee tAbne |lan oes Terttbmusss
s%stitnben Or. 9tee. u. Goef
Widt 5nfrieben nit BEN Rubme, ben
e. fi4 burd BITE Grfteigung oss bod,
fen 9erges tn Ontel. Sams DON'T
Hium, bes BITS gu 20,391 CUB in BITE
MoIien rasenben Mount MeainleD
in Mlasta i'm Dorisen Sabre errunssn.
bat Or. Greberid u. Goot ietne OBJ
fdt fuHbseeeben, cine aniarttifds
Ndfe mtttelit NutomObill6Iittsns aus
sufiibren. Sci ben bisberigen poIars
reifeH ipurben 8u Jabrten iibsr bas
Cts betanntlid bon 9olarbunbsn se-
aosene Sdlitten beniBt. Die G9lit>
tentufen bss GoOtf6en Jabrssuses
btfinben fid on ben @orberadfsn bess
felben, ipGbrenb bic RGber an ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-24

S9mimmbod babsn fie fGnea tn ben
&tanb ssfebt. fret fOrtauf1mimmea.
Der llnterrt1t pirb u~nentseltlid
ertbetIt. Der Wagiftrat Der Gtabt
ftslts ben 8abspiaB our 9~erfusuns,
taute stne Gale gum Qus- unb Nntlei,
ben unb beniligte bic aof.en fiir &C.
rifle unb @Sde, tpGbrenb 2ebrsr Der
Hiirserfhulen TIRE 3ett unb Gefnid<
<Is4teit u~nentseltli9 in ben Dienf Der
suten @ahe ftellen.
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Ser aerfmds tft tuertppu.

Gim0n's 2eber : @einiQer 1T bas
tuertuUqite 6eilmittel. 6as i'd aeaer,
Gerftopfun9 uno uAreeelmdBiateit
Der Tunftiun Der Sober anpanote.
@r nerriftet ieine Irbeit ariinolim,
ubne aber 10 ansuareifen. tuie Die
meiiten dbnlihen Weoiainert es tun.
Sh empfeble i'm fiher NIT 8ereit.
miQiateit. NO INNER iih Die @ele'
nenheit bietet.
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Sebrer ae1u@t.

9ie 8orn Sdulaetneinbe iu@t eis
men 2ebrer. ber englifhen uro beut'
lden unterriht geben Tam. @ebnlt
$3.50 fir 9 WDnnte Ghule. Sreie
WDbnuna, Freies BrennbDls, autes
Waiier. Gin 8erbeirateter nirb
u~oraeauQen. Wdheres au erfabreu Eel
Trib Dreibrubt. Trnftee,
st. st. l. Bpr so. Gari Warcus. Ger.
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50 TIT TO.

8ir niinihen es 10 einfah uuo
bod 10 ftart. wie 8urte es aussu.
oriden nermDaen. su laeen, 6a6
6unt's Cure irseno einea iudenoen
Shmers oer 6aut idneu, puiitiu
uno permanent BELT. Cine ShaG.
tel BELT. baftr aeberi mir garantie.
Cine Gpplitatiun periboFt 9,noe.
runa,
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s@eimM.

Die 2ipe Dat Shule in Der Ndbe
pm Runae iud,t einen 2ebrer, Der
in Deutib uno gn9liih unterribterl
Tam. Der Termin lit abt WDnate
nit gntem @ebnlt. elm uerheirateter
Wanrt wiro n~Draesogen. I'm Ndbes
res tpenoe man ith an Us. s. Sborre,
&unge, Terns.
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l@tt etnfathes mstttel.

lGtn etufatbes MfftteI.
Wenn es Guh an Nppetit rtnnQelts
es an gnerGie feblt uno GILES arbere
nibt in Dronung lit. 10 nehmt ettua8
Elm uno sroar iDfDrt. SimmDnS @ars
iapariIa lit Der 26nie Der 90nic.
go nerihafft gnh einer unbesnblbns
rem Nppetit. Beriuht es uno Sbr
geb6rt mieber au ben 2adenben.
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Sfrauen-SetoeM.

Sin iideres Mittel fiir 1ueiblidse
araufbeiten uub bas miibe, lterz
uDie, nieberbridenOe @efiibl, bas
Die Sa1sbaltsz Arbeit ST einer
rnertrdgliden 8iirOt madt.
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AationsIfe s~dmimmun!srridt

Nsststaaastse taDfsi@< cs.-,tans iar bic
SIs8e sfaia!em in Ssatsaones.
Sn bee G9pimEaaE.ott fir @hae
ler aus gargerfAulsn III 9annoner
fommt cine eisenarti9e Mietsobe bes
@apimmlebrens unb e2ernens sur
Mntpsnbung. bic auf oas Saterehe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28
Liquor Crusade, Revival Meet
ing and Street Carnival Mixed
in a Heated Controversy
BLooDsHED is THREATENED
Some Of the saIoonists, Fearing Arrest,
Store Liquors and Leave Town-At-
tack on Evaneelist's Tent Feared and
Situation Reaches a Worry Critical
Stage.
special to mes-Rerublican.

Special to Times Republican.
Ottumwa, June 2S.--The war at FL
don between the liquor interests and
the revivalists seems to be coming to
head and great excitement Is rife
on the streets as to what will be done
il conditions do not change. There are
rumors that the tent under which the
eyangelists are holding their meetings
will be burned and last night Mayor
Bradley sent policeman to the meet
ing to give the revivalists police pro-
lection. The carnival is still in the
city and seems to be doing a good bus
mess despite the attacks made upon
it by those opposed to it. The permit
to the carnival to show while the meet
ings are in progress has lent fuel to the
fires of opposition.
The anti-saloon league has taken a
hand in the Eldon war between the
supporters of the evangelistic campaign
and the saloons and threatens to close
up all the liquor houses. Several of
the saloon keepers have left town,
transferring all their goods to safe
place and leaving only sufficient stock
on hands to hold customers. Subord-
mates are conducting their business.
]. E. Houghland claims a dastard!y
attempt was made to wreck his office
by the saloon symrathizers last night
believing him to be responsible for the
campaign now on.
The carnival company, which the re-
vivalists attempted to keep from the
city, is holding daily performances In
close proximity to The tent where Rev.
Barrett is holding his revival meet
ings.
Threats have been circulated In the
street that an attempt will be made to
burn down the evangelist's tent.
1t is reported that the saloons will
be closed today and that If anything
is done regard to injuring the tent
or the meetings there will be serious
trouble. Vague hints are made. even,
that blood may flow. SO far there has
been no open attack upon each other
by either faction, but the feeling Is so
intense that there is no telling what
1t may lead to. The war is on to the
knife and both sides are determined
to come out ahead in the strife. Some
sensational developments are expected
soon,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28

berries have just begun to come in
and they are of the choicest kind ever
grown. Great large, finely favored,
beautifully colored fruit, firm and even
they will surely bring good profits to
the growers. Will Marquart states
that he expects to harvest seventy Tive
bushels from his little patch and ev-
erybody else has the same splendid
yield. Thousands Of crates of the fruit
will be shipped out of Calhoun county
to the city markets this year and will
bring back thousands of good, hard
dollars.
AIgona.
There Is no doubt but the smallpox
is In Union township and that it ex-
tends beyond the borders of Union. 1t
is reported by physician that numer-
GUS families have it and have had no
doctor and are saying nothing. The
disease is in such mild form that up to
few days ago it was supposed to be
chickenpox Nobody was afraid, and
at recent Sunday school gathering
Of the community several children
we'll broken out mingled freely with
the large crowd present. 1t was said
that other families would have to be
Guaranteed, among them that of w.
w. Annis. where Mrs. Frink, the moth
er Of Mrs. Annis, Is sick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28

envy, a new gift arrived. The package
was daintily bound with white ribbon.
but inside fastening rnore securely the
wrappings, was pin. The bride placed
the pin in her mouth for safe keeping,
while she unfastened the remainder of
the wrappings A few moments later.
in the midst of her excitement and
screams of delight over the gift. her
friends were startled by gasping cry
of horror from the bride. The pin lay
painfully lodged in her throat. A ply
stefan was at once summoned and an
N-ray photograph taken of the locality
where the pin had stubbornly taken up
its abode. IL it had lodged near the
jugular vein an operation must be per-
formed at once. In that case the we'd
ding. In nerve-racking suspense
they awaited the verdict, which hap
PLY located the pin in the region Of
her tonsils, safely removed from the
dreaded jugular vein. And so they
We're married.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28
GRAND JURY BUSY.
April Term Of Humboldt County
Breaks Its Record.
County

0TCdkS It's nSCOFQs
Special te, imes-Republican.
Humboldt, June 2s.-The April term
OF the grand jury adjourned sine die
yesterday after having done more
business than any other grand jury
in the history of the county To the
seventeen indictments already found
they added five more. making a total
Of twenty-five indictments against
seventeen men. Those indicted are G..
A. Hendricks, Fred Daily and Pearl
Hanks, Of Pioneer, all for maintaining
nuisances for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors. Joe Durand and Andrew Tel
fer, Of Gilmore City, were also indicted.
the former for running a gambling
Joint and the latter for perjury while
being examined as witness before
the present session of the grand jury.
w. e. Hayden, of Gilmore City. who
was previously indicted, appeared in
court and upon pleading guilty was
fined $3.50 and the costs; and Grid
Grittenberg, OF Pioneer, who has been
in Jail for the last two months in de-
fault of bail. also plead guilty and was
fined $500 and costs. which he will
have to board out as he can not pay
the fine AS result Of the investiga-
ton and indictments nearly $4,000 in
fines and costs has been paid into the
school fund and there are several other
cases to be heard at the October term.
There has been thorough cleaning up
Of the bootleggers in this county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28
Buckeye.
pecia1 20 Times- R.rupllcan.

SpeciaI TO Times Republican.
Buckeye. June 2S.-Charles Light
field drove to Hubbard this week for
a load of their household goods
George Lutterman has returned from
the hospital at Iowa City.
The Buckeye Sunday school went
picnicing today, under the supervision
of Mrs Earl Williams.
Little Edith Case is visiting in Hub
bard.
Mrs Simon Boeke, of Hubbard, is
visiting relatives at Buckeye this week
Monday evening at her home, be-
tween here and Radcliffe, after UNDER
gong a surgical operation for appen-
dicitis and peritonitis, Mrs. VIII
Schmedika answered the summons to
her home beyond the dark river. She
leaves a sorrowing father and mother
husband aud four children, beside
host of friends. The bereaved ones
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Intern1ent was Thursday afternoon at
the Upton cemetery.
Mrs. B. r. Nutting, of Shipley IS WIS.,
itfng at George Bailey's this week.
John Hartman has begun work on
the large barn for Roy Howell at Ow-
asa He is being assisted by Will
Neuenfeldt, Otto Berndt and Archie
Hartman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28

Hills in '76. 1t was known as the
Centennial expedition because OF the
year, and started from Anes. Iowa all
of the members Of the party, with one
exception. being natives of that town.
After thrilling experiences they ar
rived, six in all, in the Hills, and f1nally
founded the now well known city OIL
Spearfish. Johnston, who was the
principal mover in the enterprise
turnout. had also the distinction OF
being one of the founders of the firSt
newspapers in Spearfish, and Tor
number of years was Identified with
numerous mining and business enter
prises. Now, he has become mlllioh-
are. having struck it rich in ALASKA.
Just now he has jumped into pubilc
notice. because of a famous SUIT Which
he has just brought against the lread-
we'll Mining Company. one or the rlch-
est and most profitable mines In Nofth
America, and involves the possession
of a strip of land which the company
thought it owned, but which. Johnston
alleges, was never properly located. lie
has now located the strip and applled
for a patent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28
WINS HUNTING PRIZE
Best Posted Hunter and Trapper.
Resides in Iowa, in Hamil-
ton County
FOUR PRIZES FOR ESSAYS
Secures Cash Awards from Large Firm
of Furriers for Articles on Fur Bear
ing Animals . C. S. Brewer, of
Stanhope, Turns Sportsman for Love
of Nature Study.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Webster CITY, June est is prob
ably not generally known that the
best huntsman and trapper in the
United States lives in Hamilton coun-
ty, Iowa, and has made his home here
for the past forty years. 1t is true,
nevertheless. His name is G.. S. Brewer
and he lives in Stanhope. He has just
won two first prizes and one second
and third in the great national con-
test conducted by Funston Bros, st.
Louis furriers The contest was for
the best essays; written upon the man
ner of trapping different animals.
first, second and third prize being
awarded for essays on each animal.
There were 10000 contestants. Mr..
Brewer won first on otter and beaver,
second on nirk and third on wolf.
Mr.. Brewer has just received his
check from the st. Louis company for
$75. First prizes paid $25, seconds.
10, and thirds $40. Mr. Brewer is
widely known over Hamilton county.
He has resided near Stanhope since
1867, when he bought a farm there.
He is Wellto-do, but has spent much
of his time along the river and about
the old time swamps over the southern
part of the county. He wrote upon
six different animals and landed four
prizes. His success as a trapper is
surprising when 1t is known that con-
testants were ptted against him from
all over the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28
BAD GANG Captured
Thieves Who Have Infested Rock
Rapids and Vicinity Taken
Into Custody
GOODS RECOVERED
officers Find Wagon Load Of Property
Taken From Various Stores - Four
Arrests Made and Others May Fol-
low - Ono of the Culprits Caught in
the Act of Entering Store.
pecial to Times-Repubiican.

Special to Times-Repubiican.
Rock Rapids, June 2S.-A nest o.
housebreakers were run to earth here
yesterday. Four of the gang are now In
Jail and wagon load of goods We're
recovered.
At about 1880 yesterday morning
George Ravelng who was sleeping In
the lockwood G. Pirivitz store, was
awakened by noise In the room. He
carefully dressed himself and, revolver
in hand, sailed forth and bagged the
intruder. At this hour the night watch
had gone home and George found it
necessary to let his prisoner go, but
being acquainted with him 1t was only
a short time until the sheriff arrested
him, man by the name of Mel Lew
found more than large clothes bask-
ct full Of groceries, shoes and ham,
Further. search was made and Charles
Cookery, HI Riddington and Knute
WSiS eiiSStSu S.uQ LuAA tooN
of articles were found that had been
stolen from the different stores.
Entrance was made thru the base
ment in Lockwood & Pirivitz's store by
breaking the window in the rear Of the
cellar.
This gang has been committing
crimes for over two years and with
other arrests to follow 1t Is thought
that this city will now be rid of one of
the worst gangs of petty thieves and
housebreakers that has ever been
known in this part of the state.