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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
You Can Do Tn nngs.
OF q Grape-Nuts Diet

The chance to give fair trial for the weakest
stomach can handle this food without trouble effort tootsome
delicious ana uy cooked at factory ready immediate
c cream great dishes described the recipe book in each
package See also the little book The Road Welve in pkg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24

TILLER.-Died, at his residence near
Seven Pines. Va, at 1l.45 o'clock
TILLER In the fifty-fhrst year of his
age. He leaves mother Mrs. Mar
tina r. TIL er. five brothers and ono
sister. j. Wallace, Jefferson, Ed
win w. John c., Robert n. Tiiler
and Mrs. Robert L. Parker, to mourn
his loss.
Funeral from Pine Street Baptist
Church, THURSDAY SAFfFEliNOON
at o'clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances are invited toIattend Burial
E in Rivervtew.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Else Brain Fag and Nervous Pr

he things which Mature Nerve and Brain matter are Wae
Abmen and Phosphate Of Potash The last two are found in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24

The average may give little attention food build muscle an
NEVER GIVE HIS THINKER A THOUGHT
Brain daily (exacy like mu must be rebuilt daily by
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14
SPEND COUPLE MILLION


NEW YORK. Nov. ls.--Announcement
is made today that Alfred G. Vanderbilt
has leased the block front on the west
side Of Park avenue between 33rd AMI
saith streets for long term Of years
and win improve 1t with building to
cost some 100000.
Though no definite information is at
hand concerning the use Of which the
Vanderbilt plot Is to be put it is gener-
ally believed that the new building viii
be hotel rivaliag the Plaza and the St.
Regis and having direct connection with
the Pennsylvania tunnel station at Park
avenue and 33rd street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14
The various lines,
Grain, Flour. Feed.

The various lines,
Grain, Flour. Feed.
wheat--Nsw crop prices, Club, ssc,
Valley. SIC, bluestem, socj re- Russian.
&c.,
Flour--Hard wheat patent, $3.50,
straight. s4.so, graham. s4.5o@47s,
rye. %, whole wheat -four. $3.50 @ eSj
Valley -four. eA4o, Dakota, te2S @
u. 80, Eastern rys $3.50; Pillspury. ";
Corvallis, s4.05.
Grain bsgs--Domsstic, 8 7.s, calcut'
"a %.
Rye si.25 @ ti.so per swt.
Buekwheat-- 600 per ton.
BArlsy-ProduceT prices; Brewing.
t27.so, feed. se0, rolled. S2s.75@2s.0o.
Corn-whole. ss2, cracked, sss per
ton
MIL fsed-Cty bran. slei country
bran. 5000, city shorts. 5000; country
shorts. sa2.So, chop, tl7.
ooats-Producers' prices. White. s2sl
gray, se7.
Hay--vallsy timothy. si5 q sl7,
Eastern Oregon. sis q s2o; clover, $ll,
cheat, sli; alfalfa. sla, grain hay. Ola
ola
Cereal focds--Rolled oats. cream. 9o-ib
sacks, %, lower grades. s8@7; oatmeal,
steel cut. 4o-ib sacks, $3.50; o.ib sacks.
$3.50 per bale; oatmeal tgroundl 4o.ib
sacks, % per Dbl, o.ib sacks, sa.25 per
bale, split peas. s4a5 per 100 sacks,
a5-D boxes, $l.25 pearl barley, "a per
100 lbs, 25.B hoxes. sl.25 per box;
pastry -four. l0-i n sacks, $500 bbl.
y Fresh Meats and Fish.
Observation-Disclosures Ray. per gallon.
s2.25, per sack, $3.50, Toke Point, SLIGO
per 100; olympias tl2o lbs), SO, olym-
plas, per gallon. $2.25.
Fresh meats---veal, medium, rs to 100
lbs, s@sic; 100 to l5o lbs. 7i@sc;
i5o to 200 lbs. 6@6Ac; 200 lbs and over,
b@5ic, pork. sibsic; heavies 7@sc;
beef, bulls, sh@4c; cows.5ib5Aci steers,
5i@6c; muttons. medium size, 7i@scj
large and coarse. 4@ec; spring lambs,
dressed, o@Dac.
Fish--Hahbut, 10, black cod, 80;
black has, per pound, soc, striped bass,
lse, smelt. 10, herring. 5ac, founders
o., catfish, llc: shrimp, l0c, perch. Co.,
stugeon, l2hc, sea trout. lsc, tom cod.
10, Chinook salmon. 90, silversides, 10,
steelheads. %.
Clams- Hardshell. per box. $40, rag
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14

Tropical fruits-Bananas s@5isib ;
lemons, l@lac n, grapes 75c@sl.So
crate, grapefruit. $500 crate; lines, 75c
@sl.oo per 100; huckleberries. o@7c
n; peaches, 6oc@$l.oo box; pears, si.00
@l25 boz; watermelons; 10 per lb.,
grapes 75c@l.0o crate; canteloupes,
7bc@sl25 crate; casabas, o. dozen.
Dried fruits-Apples. evapomted. 81
@ec pound; apricots, zoe; peaches, lshc,
pears, lsic; prunes, italian, 4i@6c;
or CLANS, s2.25 per boz.
French, si@4c;l figs, California blacks,
Is 3-4c, California whites, 6c, Smyrna,
aoc; plums, pitted. &c.
Domestic fruits--Apples, sl.00@lTt
box; crabs, 3o@5oc boxi quinces. 75c@
Sl25.
Vegetables
Cabbage--,Lb.. Ia o; caulifower. 81
@la5 doc, celery, 5Oc@l00 doc; pars'
ley. 25c doz, hothouse lettuce, 75c box;
spinach. box. sl25; BRUSHES sprouts,
% n, artichokes. 75c@sl.0o doz.; okra,
$50 n; tomatoes, 25@S5c box; Summer
squash, l5@20c ioz; Lima beans, 50 ib
cucumbers, 2o@25c doz; eggplant, sl.5C
corn $l@l25 sack; pumpkins, sl.lt
@l75 crate; peppers. 5@7c n, green
al per cwt.
Potatoes--New, s5c@90c per ewt,
sweets. 3 i.4@ 2hc pound.
Produce.
Eggs--Ranch. candled. S3@s4c.
er-Country creamery, 500 $50,
city creamery, $50; store. 2o@2l; butter
fat. s3ic.
Cheese--Young America, lSc; Oregon
full cream. fats. l7c.
Honey--Dark, l0A@llc; amber l2@
Poultry-Old roosters, 1850; pound;
80; fancy white. l4@l5c.
hens. ll@l2c n; Springs. l0.@llc,
dressed stock, l@iic higher than live,
ducks. old. lO@llc; young, l2@lSc; tur.
keys, young l7@lsc; old, l6c per n;
geese. old. 709Sc. young, s@oc, pigeons,
sl@l.a5 per dozen, squads. sl.7S@s per
dozen
Groceries, Provislons, Etc.
Sugar. sack basis--D. O.. $S.67A, Xxx,
$5.47i; beet, $5.s7h; Golden 9. Sz.97 l-2;
sxtra Q. $5.o7a; powdered. $5.s7 l.s;
cube, $5,s2i; fruit or berry sugar,
s5.67a; boxes. 500 cwt advance over
sack basis (less l-4c II paid for in IL
days).
Onions Oregon. $2@a25 per 100 lbs,
Coffee e--Mocha, 25@2sc; Java, good,
e0@24c; Java, ordinary, 10000; Costa
Rica, fancy, l5i@l7c; Costa Rica, good,
l2@l5c; Arbuckle, $l8.5o cwt; Lion
is s.4c per ID; Columbia coffee, l4c;
Salvador, lli@l4Ac
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14
Z NINE. N0RDIcA ILL.

NEW YORK. Nov lS.--Mme. Nordica
is the first Of the seasons song birds to
succumb to a cold, After singing Mon
day night in "Aiia' when her voice was
not in the best Of condition, she was
unable to leave the house yesterday and
her physician has forbidden her to sing
at the Manhattan in la Gioconda" to-
night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14

Mr.. Robert 0. Burks. Elnora, N. Y,
writes: Before I started to use Folsy's
Kidney Cure / had to get up from 10
to 20 times Q night, and ] was all bloat-
Oh up with drcpsy and my eyesight was
So impaired ! could scarcely see one Of
my family across the room. I had given
up hope of living, when friend recon-
mended Foley's Kidney Cure. One so
cent bottle worked wonders and before
I had taken the third bottle the dropsy
had gone. as well as all other symp-
toms Of Bight's disease" T. II. Laurin.
Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14
ENGINEER RE-INSTATED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I'D. F,
Gardner, second assistant engineer of the
steamer Mariposa, who lost his certif.
cate as second engineer after the break
ing down of the steamer at sea some
weeks ago. has been reinstated. Cap,
tain Birmingham, supervising inspector
OF hulls and boilers handed down the de-
cision yesterday reversing the decision
Of the local board Of inspectors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14
PORTLAND MARKETS
Wholesale Price List as Re.
ported Daily.

Potatoes In carload lots are moving
southwark, but owing 10 tho weakened
condition Of the San Francisco market,
pricss are casier.
The tone Of tho butter market 10
MIXED. City creamery brands are firmly
maintained at the top price, but outside
creamery 10 weak because Of the pres.
sure to sell certain brands. With the
city manufacturers. the supply is no
greater than necessary. Cream receipts
are gradually decreasing a. the season
progresses. and Il Il thought the pre-.
yailing financial conditions may cause a
still further decrease. on tho other hand.
certain Of tho country creameries are
forcing their products on the market
without as much regard to price as un'
nal The likelihood Of Eastern butter
coming into this territory Is further
lessencd BY the action Of the Eastern
markets. which took sheer jump OF q
cent yesterday.
Eggs move fairly well. but the feeling
In the market 10 birmcr, both as regards
Nlregon ranch and Eastern eggs.
II Only few coops Of poultry came in
yesterday, and prices were quoted as
tho close Saturday.
The inquiry for both fruit and vege.
tables was unusually good yesterday and
business all around was better than at
any time since tho legal holidays were
first proclaimed. Retailers for two
weeks have been buying cautiously and
providing only for their absolute re.
quirements, SO that any improvement in
the retail trade now 10 at once apparent
on Front street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14

We have secured the agency for orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new laxative
that makes the liver lively. purifes the
breath, cures headache and regulates
digestive organs. Cures chronic CON.
stipation, Ask us about It. 7. F..
Laurin, Owl Drug Store
Morning Astorian, 90 cents per mont
delivered BY carrier.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14

Nos 20 Astoria Chop Beach via Fl Stevens No
from Portland to Astoria and Cap Beach direct No "a f
Portland Catsop
Nos Chtsop
Portland direct win
Stevens Sundays leaving Astoria 1880
1925 Returning leaves f. Stevens 200 arrives Astoria 245
Trains marked run daily;t Telegraph stations,
C0NNECTI0NS-At Portland with all trans-counna lines At Cobb
with Railway
and Tllamook Railway Navigation Co.'S boat and railway
Through tickets from all the Europe
further particulars appy to- H JENKINS
Gen. Ft Q Passngr Agt.
81 s n F.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-14

Morning Astorian. 90 cents per month
delivered BY carrier.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10

Gen 6. aRtptr. Soc uno zen
Sn'atHlrop ruu bic Sri. anna SusIs
Isp'rDa arb Shtrska grsnsns liao
T. eis @oas nab 81. 2ouis ;uratsc
tesri.
u. 6. 9pear isettt S0mIt41 aat,
Slenan jurad.
Qsrr uno 6rnu 9us. @tiptd3 ule
SeIy uNO 6rau Sos. SaFlOu wcbu.
tel ON NOnial o,m Yiatnbsaanap;i.
it Der 6rau Sdya>st IN 3,tituntdia
bei.
0rau Dm. gd!Itnbuib unO ¬,
iino Uoa 0tnutiitb. Ctia. belml,it9,t.
6vl. lRoiils &rauicu rcine aM
9ion'd9 noh Ano III Serritorp mo 4:
sins S,au!e btmtsu wWo.
TT. S1IRi;r aub Glttia tttri,U
Samfl9 pon slntr 3riit uah eailA.
60 ilyud.
MI. &euit 6i'ter mo 0rr l'ih.
6chslt bt'Eatot Seuniaa ibrt 9HS;.
borilt unb 6rtunce N gjrn.
0elr HbrIf slider III I,ete SSNf:
jar Stlot 9tioSen.
Same. NtSplIGt bot ods Rlince
siatutnhm IN sinn 5t,cla.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10
9eiierioh Sin.

Die 5. y. @umS Shoe 80. blt ibr
bjel'tdit dui l<1s Sabre an bic Gouli'
ucD Shoe SO. reu ct. SOulS fur $3.50
pyo l'Onat ueblt 0cpl'ltu Xroisnita
uermietb,t. liourtnep's polIcn 500
@'trIontn anitcusu unO 10 plte Stult
lNbrBIren. uIs moglib 1T. Yltbrtrs
Sdubgtitlitoitsa pcn St. 2ouis ba.
ben in Iebter 9fIla6e gsmuti, oleis
S6ubIabrit 81 ldrlsn. oCh Ol bas
Belhaii leBi goo. 900 lptrib unO in
olfIer Summs lnioTporilt III, iDel9tr4
tel lid ole SiQvnibiimsr, ausjupctijus
fcL Orr ). 0rmann Suns Nth
Der 8rlhnttsleIitr bleIben. Utal0er
unlerer eeier mag nun iru9sn, m0s
mil ben sl00. U0Q IN beOOlsu9ttn VI.
t:cn asihlsbt, mslde Die Gompanp SIC.
les SnbI inter ben qsulen ptltdail
lai. geie ms Strr j. 0rmanal
Yrnts ptil0nIib mIitbslIie. hlabcu
bieir altisn I'M Stdb Der eruus Gom-
pnup, lorIht bic ScOuiaunaea smau
srIaIlsn nno nnh wlt 10, pieysllabr,
LID Die Glpioencsn AT ale NhtNie,
rcNIieo icnNp miro. Diclc Gcm
PAM mar brlaNnlllb bic rtlie Der oul
sroeen S@ubiabyItr, bic lore Merit
llOiitR Dor stlua sretl adbrsa aus btm
3tblbduie tniielnitn uno Jeiitsr ihr u
s'tltltb dpbtrbalb otSlripeu lOrlleBitn.
,Sn Der ltatsu S8oas In November
iolI ~ Der 81. pitrS Sale ,iut oa,
lno 6eiilihiCit ptraanllttt wtrOu
Ium Seittn oes 0pipiiaI1. ID man tai
>emirIbcn tiaen 6ubrltu0l tInnahal
of. 4
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10
la 0it gyoray6tiitn an bed sIapeas

"a Ok g0ratbtlttn al Der Nap el
al = idtt nburg nod n.At 10 nett Dor
0sI8ritttn oab NIT BEN 9aue bespnneT
~ ben lam, iino bic MourermcI {
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auf einige Noaen bierbtr Surildsstebrt
-Gouutp giia er 9enru POrth nh
| Satin tamc, an Sonniag in Seglei'
| ttlng oes rerrn 0enrp 9Olmen ron
3eiIerion 6itD, Der einias q { oeren
ejalt 0eweIen. gum gelude Der Sit IN
bierber Derr 9Obmen Uerbiieb bitr
aIs GIult BON 8 nm uub frau 6snrp
portb, Sr.
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eini9en Sabren giarrsr Der It. @eOr9's .
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giitoltus &irhe in 81 9puls perieBt
worsen. 9rr hp6m. Sos. Sfdiersj
bisberi0sr Yialrn ber ct. Mcpleus
oiemeinoc. Nib Die Gl. Dreiialtigtetts
eemslnbe paiioriren.
-Snuerbuib eiuer WOde ptrlolftr
ecr 6urmer 6puraO 6cdicl fir 392
2baIer unt 80 6rnts tperib ,Shwew
uno yuei giel fir $50. IN isIbr
9po6 Oroib CT iG gGib,ls aItiameu
Oer nca gpsrib pOn inin6 items $500
rcprGicniirt. As you see. beS lbli Iid
gdtrb4u uno GtCb,uht in GluSe so.
--Grau nraut R0uber uno Yabp
Wdtc ciin9e Wphen i'm pdule Der vi.
tsrn reip. eiroBsIttrn Derrn uno blau
?Iusuf geernsr uerlrbteu linb Gons
nerstaa leBier 9go,e nud ct. SOuis
;urlid9t,sbri. 6rt Se,narOiRa. tirau
gtaubers S1weiter, be9l,ittte lie.
WI. Murp qotbner, b. sbsr in
Gieuiten Der 6amilie 94iIbsIm S4aus
Iped,r, beSab lia dnianIs Ger l8Ots
nab 0aule I'M beballlid Su i6, bei
ben gorbercitunsen filr bic iiIbtrne
pod)seit welac ihrs Gltern, oas Gb..
Daar Serrdro goebnel bel 9oslBtpwT
IN nabsr 3uhu't su isicrn 9eo'nftn.
Zen ebelcnttn 9Silbelm Sdaus
neder WurOe am 1isusta0 oas Spa
lldnate nlte SOtteyden,~ ibt einsi0es
fiaN. bonn Spot tntriHsu. Vie tleut
sCihe wurbs beutc nab ,inem Isliosis
lmtV dui biellgem iatb, Gpittsodtr IN
lie Gvoc gebcttet lROacn bic elttrn
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GaeS,

@S IL tin itou,r Srdut Ger V,r'
rorttRsn Arstbaridta ~ ateRtsr.
.unb NaS tbuu pir aW5 ia0sai mir a;n.
tIbsn sia @rahmal itEru urs ot,lcl,
ben in unispn @tttttn ssNtaltu.
AbtI mt fit iammea eir ttl Sirts6
fen eorhtl mo bis @Ias anS llal,aui
hea'Rnsils Die GsaimdItr aheIp ltsr!.
&ir msiusH CO wdrs Wooi dufdrsll
une utruyla5e au5 aar nit; sitI na.
tpasn mtnu ieets Sabr OR airhbeI
itea rtiRarmaat marie. IA Runtn
mir Die 81. Sobannts eitmtinee ~
Saes Iobsn. Die bat isun 9irh6ef in
Der it0nfs9 &rIeEans. Ssir @G.
9ais bon Giaas elm htlprats eas
abgldesH nao Suiraamse une mir
@aasu iaatu sr bat fine Seas gut
Qfuarh
&sa Huspdria rasra am Sena.sa
in Sass' strrhan Sees. aae Srag
uue emi. Sta9 eas Seli, Ssnrr
S.tuiis ane S,au une ginegt ren
leFetisR Ctr. esT Gas,ntrth Ssu
lssasa S4nnhsr naE 4HHtlp:gls rne
oern,aaa @elirn. uHe familis bon
-. n 49,. -.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10
sAlfalir 2sitrs IN aaa[as.

DE altsn Sase Der SrliiSrsdsR sus Tar.
rs f1as tan in BEN pro Irerirense'i saaias
ron heuie rsrasfisn Gin alter eagseT reu
eeeeu, earl sbaHthaira iEesb persas eG
iemersn Sei.eR reihe CT Aars1lset atAt.
Or iast; SO mar ssmatkiat hare SHlisn
BET lag rne .Ha6i gah ieRntE lsins siaees
raHa f'nesn tis - 9r. sEna's Zen Gtiee.
pera vrrin4fs. @ saas veHissr ale eaas
Slal9e rte bspesaeie = hsiIsn." gas
'Aeriif nne reEissisils oaiisn une erial.
iinasalffsl ~ sassaea aae cals rciimi.tsl
Il stFaneen. 1s<aai.Et i, I. sslfEa<a>r
4 esn. 3knf>slsa nne zcIl a. .. =
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10

.Aas NsR SRatu, aps bent S,ng.. II s,s
aItta SEut tps.t Rtl@ts saRi etianeers
aa' e,Hs 4sanes wtlot ss,,,elS eaa..RS M
a'td Sa.Ss SteaHNe., SIC 10. ags ssRNu
dtG asS sfiS s,aF aA0 lvs9. >g,i,eH,. aaa
.puea GHe SlSsttplaisa 9tJleR,aesa IN
Il. Iogem 2sIlRssa elahaf. e3lgaa,tgt esl
>. St.is1epSg y Cen. 8siIe9dlid uRe sou
4pN :. x. Sc;1 \ SaEs. Ct. lesnsas aae
-. e,iiaes,a. sN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10
S1ube

sr Haitcn nuI Eager cine uOftdnOiss gusbaA Gst, gan.
her unO anaben S&uR 5 aarnnr rdt itets gaar w,6..
rir osrtauien 3nfrtoen6(ii gfbt
Ha; dHein BABE i& ta safhansia gaett scr aRanrtr
Nnuben nno anoet GHlhem uno ue6eutde isuptru ann
eait Sapptn ferun ausfdtifasssatEtd .svunis-. sut
edts" anc ~Saliiss 5rgenS ptter ortr g.su iea sin
ansed0l eor pOn Der ~ alien frka apan ptrttn tam -
SIN qrts i( Vie @ettt mir Utitn SsrbA 81 ,l,orrb.
so min sud tbsr,tusth ban ts ,u eutm gttbct n eur
Giattuit ID ntGtn i'm
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10
NIEYSTNaLS6IAR
seorS he 49, a. anu heAls lunax
1eben uno Teuerper-
4ktay als asRua IL la bisl.

tla sfiaae ~ Asitss. .hsseti siae srwad.
lsae teEira saraseae Eaeruns sessa ent.
srtitans nre srsr 6aersis Gss aerYsgIsdras<.
IN 3nnear pea MIR gaptiiEs IN sisgeE
3peds Il. llFis4s soH gaasulfiesn. Men
nsahsztns sne nnsreznaa sz siersn Der
an ilspeseaaIi4set; srtseass EepsesEs be
ssas = laHs Zen tsgaane M nzZpi ssa
4ypsnt isztrsltFsn NJ ssszt sizisz Esis=
: esauk<<ialss Xesen M See <atlff<5l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10
JUMBO SHOE AND
CLOTHING HOUSE,

21O East High Str. Jefferson CITY,
Sre Sd t'rfdenfs Srsi elesdhte gearr Sonnet us i,b,
hieie r'>
ss ses Giaian uSn SIS 90 nHs Sb,r bs,ate id bic stus
fbet ben Stage. o'''4
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-10
EOLEYSkIDNEYCUpE
Hakss kldseYs sad Bladder Right
Su usriaaita.
e'Ht cute 5rlrssubeit fur riurH
altaseauiad,rr.

ejq &atablus ntT Siamtrn 70.
lrts aGe nlieilt nssta X lu!ltlti,sa,
lSWr @aGssmltsr, ,i5np" bsitaiiili
nit Qoll atbtii iar ,rSi Stmi,et.
es N ales in EhtR S4faHOt.
ept sGle 0slelsRttt iar ben rsas
,tn I..,dun.
eilcuIeamtr rus rsseu erany5yit
pt,iluitu,
SSta'a adkum iusRet moa lid az
SSn Sttltiu
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-18
COLD WAVE COMES.
Temperature Drops Forty Seven De
qrees in Twelve Hours.

Temperature Drops FoFty-SeVeH Dc
grees in Twelve Hours.
A cold wave, that came late Thurs
day afternoon, and continued thru the
night ana this morning, changed the
Temperature from that Of the mild
ness Of summer to crisp autumn. From
yesterday afternoon until late in the
night there was drop Of forty-seven
degrees, from II, the maximum for the
day to 80 as the minimum. At $3.50
this morning the thermometer showed
SO. Fridays maximum was four de-
grees warmer than Thursday, and last
NIGHTS minimum was nine degrees
colder than Wednesday nights.
Bicycle Stolen and Then Returned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-18
SOMETHING NEW
Something Different, is w. 3. Patton,
in MTha Slow Poke"

Something Different, is w. B. Patton,
in "The Slow Poke"
Mr. w. b. Patton's last seasons pro-
duction of "The Slow Poke" in this
city is fresh in the public mind and the
announcement that this company will
play return engagement here in The
Slow Poke will meet with popular APP
prevail. Local critics say it stands at
the head of plays Of its class. 1t is
real. human and powerful. and is one
of the most interesting heart stories
of western life that has been presented
in years. The play alone stands on It's
merits yet nothing has been sighted In
the way of mountings and effects. The
scenic equipment this season Is of the
most easily and elaborate character
and many new and novel effects are In
troduced. The stage has revealed no
more picturesque and interesting a
westerner, Barry Ware, the SLOW
poke" which Mr.. Patton so admirably
presents. It Is characterization pos
sessing distinct charm of Its own, for
which MIR. Patton's genial, sunny ma
ture and unique personality is 30 fit
tingly suited. He possesses that rare
quality Of genius that has been given
to but few, quality that denotes the
real artist. The supporting company
is an excellent one and proved one of
last seasons most enjoyable offerings.
The engagement is announced for Sun
day night, October 20, at the Odeons
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-18
FORT DODGE GETS
NEXT CONFERENCE
Invitation OF Chapter OF That
City Accepted BY Conference
at Forenoon Session
MUCH INTEREST IN ELECTION.

If Faction Desiring Direct Choice Of
Regent and Vice Regent by Confer
ence Carries Point, Head Officers
Will be Chosen Here-Reports Are
Received-Luncheon at Greene Home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-18
LOGAN TOWNSHIP MAN DEAD.
Julius lessen Succumbs to Mountain
Fever at Laurel, Mont.

Julius lessen Succumbs to Mountain
Fever at Laurel, Mont.
The body of Julius lessen, Of Logan
Center, arrived today at 10 o'clock at
Melbourne, from Laurel, Mont, where
the young man passed away on Mon
day afternoon after short illness of
mountain fever. Anton lessen, broth
err. of Logan Center accompanied the
body, having been summoned to Laurel
by telegram announcing his broth
er's illness.
julius lessen was rs years old, and
unmarried. He had been employed on
a ranch near Laurel. He was son of
Mr.. and Mrs Bohne lessen, and aside
from his parents is survived by three
brothers, Anton, Meyer and Benjamin
lessen, and one sister, Dora.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the lessen home, four
miles southeast Of Melbourne, inter-
ment following in the Logan cemetery.