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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-26
A Noble Work.

As an example Of what the evangel-
ists, Rev and Mrs. f. r. Hcrmiston in
the car, Emmanuel. are accomplishing,
Il might be mentioned that while in
Boise not long ago, seventy-ive persons
We're baptised and one hundred and fif-
teen joined the Baptist church in that
city as result of their labors. Six
ears are on the road constantly under
the auspices Of the Baptist denomin-
nlinn.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-26

IRE expiration sear ubeeron printed tho label AZ
M tenth tht II M following month and the subscriber
receives The p4Fef te fox tAf current m9nfh
gl Ione Ns&s Stand 81 F. TODD saohoae Idaho
subscriptions se other hasasza, and receipt for the
k9 Confectionery Gihg ld
sae Hasermfnid
q AZ Reeves fossnas. At Mercantile Company Alberta ID
Wsiien. ttter, Nilrr, ids
ssesf Sehartef ieyna1 fsfaf Niass 60. lsytun. III
q s lstka efnsfsl Merchandise hceqaa. II
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-26
Excursions TO Payette Lakes.

Via 0. S. L. daily, June 10Th, to
September Both. 30 day limit from date
Of sale See agents for rates and fur
Their particulars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
gScriaiinnasluiNrin rrflGrt.

&ouioS GitO Mo, 20. San.
- Ribter Smith N}cYberion cut.
ihicO bcute I'M biciigcn NumOc@.
0iitritt5geriht OoB Ooa in 1907 pom
Ser Oiiiiouri'er 2egi3lltur ein0eiilhrte
@elcB, mcldbe9 ou9ludrtiacu Corpora.
tioncn Oie llebbcrtroQrmg irgeno lpel
der gegen lie cilQclcitetcu @ro5ciie
bon Stnot9- an NlmOc39cribte bel
Straic Oc5 &erldt5 ibrcr 55rcibrieie
pcrbietet, perfoiilma2miOriQ mo mi
Qiiltia lit, Ginc }lpplit0tiou ser
o9iod rS3lono-, nSduta Sc" uno per
ihieocner Observation-Disclosures lul cmcn
@iuboIt3beicbL pelhcr Dem Staat8-
ScfrctGr Sobn 6. Suouger bon
Wiiiiouri oie &oIlitrcdlng Oe5 irog-
liHcu WeiCbc$ ucrbietct mur0c bonn
9iihtcr bcmilligt.
EbiIo0elpbtn y 90. &nnunr.
- Gu8 3mcicent3 EXTRAORDINARILY.
gels @eiGb, meIhe8 bi9bcr in Ecnu-
iplpanicn in Strait mar, wuroe bclte
bonn O6eritaat5gcriht pCrfoiiungS-
miorig crfIGrt, Die bclltigc Gntihci-
Ouua beitatiat oicicnidc ncIHc I'M
lcBtcn September pom bieiigcn Gom-
mon @lcn8 .@eriht in ser nGmIibcn
Sadie obgcgebcn muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
@clpudDt nno nod am Scbcn.

Wfont1omerp, 2lIny 20. $an,
- Der Negcr, mel6er qeitcrn 2Ibeno
5l 0ot6ou, @lld., neil er einen Mci-
ben in eiucm Strcit ourh einen
ShuB ihuer uermunOet bate, Ourd)
300 Wia5firtc an ciucm Youme oui
aebGngt murOc. umO oui mel6en alS-
Damn Der Wlob piele Sdiiiie ubgnb,
muroe beutc irilb bonn Sdcriii ber.
obgeihnitteh mo e8 itellte iicb Der
aus, OaB er nod Iebte. Gr miro Oo-
Oon folnmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
Die HcOulntiun in oapti.

Sort AT Griucc, &opti, 90.
Sonuar. - Die 9lodaoc ser Don ben
HcuolutionGren eingcnommcncn SGs
len ct. Morc rm0 8onaiucS miro
our6 oie @egenmart bon pier &rie0S.
ihificn mO entiprchcn0e Wnnoucr
ser 2onOtruppen luttcrItiibt, Gic He-
Qierlng i1brt iort, 3ablreihe Srup'
pen gum 3med Der 2IbipCrrllng 0cS
pou oeu 9lepolltionGrcn croberten
@cbicteS nb5uorOncn rSn ollen an.
0crcn StGoteu berridJt 9tu6c
Gic Nc9ierlmgStrltppen griiicn &C.
Itcrn ct. Mare an im6 Die ISniurs
gcnten, mel6e Oieie StoOt bcicbt bicl-
ten, crgoben iiN nod fltr5cm @iOer-
itanoc. &on BORT ans mari6irtcn Oic
&cgicrllnastrllppCn nah @ondiueS
un0 lun5ingeltcn Oic StaOt Oou alien
Sciten ber. 9ic Hegicrlng lit Ser
9lnIidlt, oab 0ic 9teuollltion 10 gut pie
rmtcrlpOrien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
SiiuIfadlcr Wioro IN Wiontana.

2emiIton OIont, 20. Sanitar.
- @ine bier eingetrofienen 9otidnit
BON ser OlO Bottoms Ronh am Dinls
iel SbcQ 9Iioer, 3ebn Vicilcn BON
Nlos6p, mcloet, 0aB Die BORT mob
rcnOe @ittlpc SItter riO i6rc bier
ainocr, 0cren dltelte8 Elm Widodcn
BON 15 Sc6ren mar, bon lmbcfanntcn
9erioncn ermor0et mor0en iinO. Die
MGroer 3iiHocten nad Der I6ot oaS
Saus an uno entiloben. Na6boren
l0i6ten oaS 3el1er unO ianOcn Die
MIR menig perbranntcn Sei6en Der
Opicr, mcl6e oeltlidc Spuren BON
@epolttbGtigfeit aui5eigten. Mun bat
nod feinc Spur Don Sen Ib0tern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
ncri6aHem

9urb lore auti6iddeu GIaenIbaIten ftimp
Itren iie Die 2eber BET Der abonoeruug ber
Sale uno Oercu gLIeimug ourb ole G5auen.
faHdIe. 2ric Eiueu in 7oicn bon 3ne bts bier
Stiid Weroen RAID ole Ibdtiaicit Der qe6er re.
auItren urto oeu Rutienen BON Oiefem 9elOen
beireicu Sin ooer 5Dct Der 8uopab fben
Biuen bon 9eneu geuommen. ole an bilt5ien
Sbmer3cu mo Irdabeit Der qeber leoen, uers
ben onS SNilem in Cromug 6alteu uno ge.
iunoe Beronuund er3iGItu.
o5d bin 1870 Weilen bon Der ndthiien apo.
tbctc cniicrnt mo ib pitHibe, ouB Gle mir
eu Tubeno 2CbdbtrIn NIT i6reu Riuen lcnoen
1cb babe Rbeumutisnus uHo bin ueun URondie
lana in @ut Springs acipeen. Wleiue qeber
uno mcile gicren iino nngeariffen. Sb finoe,
oub Sbrc Ftncu mir beier tbuu ais aac Ule,
ot3u Die 10 ihOn aenommen babe, unO Die
0elluuCuCu 5uidmneu gcuouimen
HhhnQonol u. 3nmrs
9arlua NuIu, gumu 60, gri3ona"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
Saltmore WO, 9tenNag, 2t Sannar 1908.

ror SEM 9fihter Gowliua lmO lntcr.
6rcitet oenliclben cine Iauge Gin
aobc, in luclHer iic Dcrtiin0et 0oB iie
m @e0riiic it, Elm Gonitc 5lt ernen-
nen ucIhe5 5uUcr,oii5c 2hlaflnit
ibcr irgenO melCbe mubmoBIih per
iibte @ciebc3iibertrctunacn cutgegen.
nebmcn lmo Ser Sohr Damn Ieine
crnite 2lufmertiamfCit ongeoeiben
luiIen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
Sine aGgemeine llntcrindnng III
gtcusg)prf.

gtem Dorf, 20. Somlar. -
2n 2ln6etro6t ser peit perbreiteten
9lniift, onb piele 9eonten Ser bic
ligen 6inan5onItalten ilno Corpora.
tionen llngeicblide oanOIlngen be-
gangen boben uno tG9lih begcben
miro elm bon ser 8rano. Surp 81 er-
nennenbes Gonlite eine griinolide
llnterIudung einleitcn. Gie @ranb.
Sirp eridien beute i'm Sber9eriht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
RGtbiclbnitc @eraiftnns cincr Samilic
in ScrnS.

Rod0aIc, Ger, 20. &anllar. -
SSiiui bon Oen iicben WlitglieOern Der
6amilie 0eS 1nrmerS &. Saucr nabe
bier itorben am Sonntaa Onrh Ser
oiitln0 lmO Die bciOen nnoeren ioleu
beilte Dem Gooe nabe iein, 2lIle crs
franrtrn pl0bIih am lcbtcn 6reito0
nod Dem 9lbctociien. 2lricnit lit III
Dem Souic qchmOen morOcn unO
mon gInubt, OaB oas Silt in ooS
Me6l gum .@ro0boden GcnliIht mllr'
SC. Gic iomcitigen IoOtcn iino
Souer, Ieine Satin un6 Orei &inocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
1er Nppf oes Neiirn

itreitet iid Mot nit oent Uin8en iiber ote
Sruue tpelber bon oeien bcioen N6rperibeilen
Ser iuid5tiQcre H. Gr ueib aau3 geIuu. onb
penn Der WIaofn Hcht aebdrio nrbeitet es unI
aGe feline Seisbeii idbed5t befieu 1T Tnrum
ndtet nnh Der tluge Mtenlh iiets o1raiit, BAT
etpns 5nii6bt qleit aehoIien nro nit ct.
gernaro arautrrpiieu. Ser flugc Weufb DeB
ia auh bon 1Gnienoer. oenen oieie unnoerbi
taen RiIlen QebolfeH bnben oak iie bd5 eiH3tQ
Supcrldi1ige lGiteI iiir eineu franien Wugcn
Iinb. Sn glpoibeIeu III baben. (SiSoSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
W 3tffen

SoIiitdnNtg obue @eihmu1. elegant f6cr5o.
nen lhbrcn ub. reauIreu reinigeu ualCheu
aus uuo itirtcn. 8abpaB5 RiGen fir ole Sci.
lHnG nIer StorlnGen oes Rngens. Der Se.
odrme, Der gdcrcu. Der Nluie BON gHereniranf.
beten Nenommcnbct. C6nmdbteu 8eritopiun.
GeH uno Simorrboocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

9}em Dorfcr grano-Slw fiin0i9t
cine oQAencinc llutcrilthung 9e.
gen Nouf. unO Corporations Be
oute on.- 3lpei midtige Stoat3-
gciebe Derioiiuua3miorig ertlart.
- ReuoIution nuf 6opti Iheint
i6rem GuOe no6c.
9}em Norf, 20. &amtar. -
Hidtcr 0omliug entIcbie0 6ctte I'M
ou-Ero5cIic gcNcu Ocu 2lutruQ 0c9
GiItrift9anmnlt3 &cromc, Die Mus
inaen ser tSruu Goelpn 9tC@bit Shan
5uriif5mpciien 0a ibre Utittbcilln-
gen iibcr sic Dor 0rct G<abren Itottqe-
iln0euen grci9niiic in teinem 3u-
IamnenbanQ nit Dem @ciltc23uItanOc
Iteben f0nntclL in meIhcm Iih Scr
9InQefla1tc bciono, ais er @bitc er-
idoB. Ter 2lntrog Seromc's, 0oS
Eublifum pom 0Gu icrncren GerbauO-
llmlen nt@plIdlicBcn, mur0c ebCns
fou5 ucrmoricn llnO Die ilmgc 6rmt
Gbam beIticg ol9Ooun Sen 3cuAen.
Itano, nm sic ihou int noriacn Sabre
er5dblte @eid)idtc iibcr ibrcn 2eben5-
lnuL lire @efonntihoit NIT gSbitc,
ibre Grle6niIic in OcIieu gltclicr, iibCr
ibrc ipdtcrcu 9iciicn nit Sbop in
europa uno i6IieBIiH iibcr OaS Ser
brcdcn in WoOiion Square Gad)-
Qortcn 3u mic0crbolcn. Sln @roBcn
mo 8aSen iu1tc iic ooS 9t1nllidc,
mic i'm crlten Ero5ciie, mlr faBte lic
lh fiir3er. Sic erjGbIte audi iiber
cinen SeLbitnor0pcrnlG, melden
Gbm in 1904 ST Moute Carlo nlnf-
te, inoem cr Gin 6lGitbdcn 9auoounm
Qu5trant.
Gpelpn crjGbIte ou6, 0aB Sbom
Idon porber einmoI, unO 3luar i'm
@run0,0otel 5ll Hclu Oort, bon
GclbItnlor0 rcoctc, lmO boB lie ibm
NnnlnlS Ocn Torid)Eog macbtc, &C,
ulcini6oitliN 0jift cin5uncbmcn, 0n
ia Oon Ou3 Scbcn 9eiocr ciu 6ebI-
idlog gGUorocn iei, PTS &cromc iic
iroqtc, morlun ic Dies bel ibrcn Nus
loqcn i'm crltcn Gro5eB Ocri6mieg,
onhuortcte tic:
nNeil Scrr 0clmoS inatc, IS 0itri
tc Sorrp etlpoS 81 pubnlinnia crihci
ren lniien."
Scronc erbob bGllIia Ginmon0 &c
gen SrdgCn luclhe &crtbci0iaungS
omuoIt &ittIcton an bic 3clqin rid
tete, lmo bolirtc ocniclbcn oui Die BE
bouptlrug, boB Die Gin5clbeitcn I'M
rpeientIib ieicn. ErSn Solgc Der pielen
GinuGnOe criuhte Hidter 0onling
ncn &ertbeioigumgSnnpalt Oo5 Oiref,
te @erbor Gpelpl'S mogIi6lt fur5 81
geitoltcn. Sittlcton that e5, allein
ol9 ,<crome nit Dem &relBperbOr oil
0ie 9leibe fum, beitanA cr 0urolIf, inlt
ic0c Belle ser poriGbrigcn glu5iagen
Gpelpn'S aus Dem @criht9prototoll
5I perleIen, INN neue ,Srugcn 5lt tor-
muliren mo 0le ,3Cllgin momogll6
81 penpirrcn. Sect crbob Sittle!on
Giupono, llnllomebr, 0u iih Seromc
geraoc3u Wtiibc 5u gcbcn lAienL sSrolt
Gbom gerinaitbGbi9 3u bebnnOeln lrno
Der SSurp 81 jeiaen, ouB er Ole meilten
ibrer 9Ingoben fir Grimoungen belt.
9ie 3eltgin belpobrtc, 10 i6lUer ibr
oth ,5eromc 5liettc, ibre 6alIung
rolltommcn un0 licB iid) nlht Ill Die
Gnqc treibcn. GinmuI, ola lic Sc
rome baridJ oniubr ln0 NIT cr6obes
ncr Stinmc frogtc, oh tic Dem 9lnge'
tlo9ten gelpiiie 0inge geio8t babe, cr-
luiherte iie aereiit;
olSa, ih tbdt eS, oIlein lb gebralld-
tc feinc Iol6c Sprnhc, pic Sic"
,0iSputiren sic nibt nit mir,
Mubome", qob Scromc 5uriif, unO
Iieb Damn oie 9lntiport aus oem Ero-
tofoQ ltrei6en.
I'm $50 Nacbulittoa5 mar Gpelpn'S
Grel5berb0r nod nibt bccnOct, unO
boS @eri6t pertngtc iih I'm hicie 3eit
ti5 inorden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

len's, ar 1904, @ef.fanette. strahe. Office.
StuiteH bon bis 10 tlbr Wlor9ens unb bon
~ 1lbr Wlitt1cs 10 8 1br IbeTos.
(9e320-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
GbcIDn als 3eugin.
SIRE GcbCnSgcIdJidJte n6crmalS im
SBnm ErO5cf nuSgefrnmt.

Sin Sclblmor0Oeriuh Oe3 }tn9etIog.
ten SIT 0}ontc Garlo. -- arell3,
pcr36r uiro bcutc iort9eicbt.
9Iem Dorfcr @ran0-5urp fjm0i9t
cine oQaemcinc llutcriuGrmg ae.
gen 9ouf. mo Corporations Be
unte on.- 3pei piftiae Stoot3-
gcicbe perioiilrua3miorig ertlart.
ReuoIutjon ouf 6upti lbeint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
&optwcb,
Trancnleioem,
llnberbanlidfcit,
WaQens0cihem,
Gcrtopinng,
9Dspepfe
iia0 alc 0cberleiDcm.

9cobadcn sic Die foIGenoen Sbriptome,
iue6e bon @rIraufuugeu Der geronuunsS.
orGnnc Derriibren. &eriiop una nab Snnen ge'
rlcbtct SImorr6oiben. Wlaaendure. 9eguug
5um @rc6cu, Spobreuuel, Abieheu Dor Gab'
rung, MlaGtuorhdcu. faures auiItoBen. Nah,
nicn ODER 5lniterH heS oer8ibIaaes, @r.
fidutasaciiibI bel Ieaeuoer eleanna oers
ibwommeuee ce6ucrmbaelt. Iunfte uno Slim.
mern Dor ocn allaen. seber uno brmpie
Gcbmer{en in Der Seiie. Der 9ruft ben @ls,
bern, brenueuocS @eiibI i'm SIeib giniae
0oicn bon NabWub's BiHCn peroen oas sbiiem
bon allen oben GnBeiibrten 9eioeu befreien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
Sabcn sic 3atarrl, :

@esbdIb confuIiir.u Gle Mot
einen elr5t. meIber Satnrrb'
aranIb.iten BET Rnfe, oes SuI'
ieS, oer Qunge ullo Der Sbren
fir ldnger, ais 28 Sabre IN
oieIer Staot bebanbelt bat2 -
s8enn sic reib iino. ioiro Sb.
ren ni9t 5u oiel aboerlangt,
unb nenn Gle arm fino, 10
brauben Gle mir fir bic Wle.
oi5iu 5n beS1blcn Del Tr. Sart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

Is eter 5 llr a. ~. ,Sdllltar. -
Die gebrduhIidc Gcremonie Scr seq.
nung Der 8eipdiier, bel mcIhcr ser
aaiicr Dor brci &ubrcn nit fnnpper
9}otb Scr @eiabr cnt1iug Ourb Die
SaIut ienern0eu @cjhiibe 81 ieinem
loOe 5u tommen, mltrOe aeItcrn ni6t
al oen lliern ser Nema, ionOcrn in
G5arStOie- Cello uolljo0en. Ter fai.
icrlide Seqcn muroc Dem Wniicr 6e8
m Eolaltparf geIeJenen Sees er.
tbcilt uno 3mar innitten oe5 &ono-
ncnialllts. gtad Ser Geremonie nabnl
ser &oiicr in gegIeitlng ieiuer Oillt.
tcr oie Gnraoc ser @aroesHegimenter
ob. Die aaiieriu biclt ii6 bon Scr
6cier fern, oa lie 0lrh llmuobIiein
tmmcr nod an 0as 3tmmer geiei'
ielt lit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07
XVII.
f6pn heut 3uriid29

.Bie i9pn bsut 3uriid21
SIN bDdfen0laBe betrofFen, besrib
te Or. 9aearescu am anberen Dor
mittas Serbert, als bieier sesen Ssbn
llhr nit elmer 9rpi6ts plDbli9 gang
uRerportet pieber Dor Der 9ild an
Ionste unb nun ins Sais estreten
mar.
Serbert Tam ibm ulerbiRss bO9lt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07
Adtan0 5armtr unS Wbf,ahtrr

l8enn ibr Obitbauune iroeno e;rer Sr
ppan5eh looui, oGnfi tunntt 5u n ooe,
H.aa anS cure SeltelIun9en. nnIere 9dum.
ano ftiar3el! lllto gut sewodien, tr6iio
u'o .9urDeh ~ @~a9eonaoe Sourtp ae3ogen,
. oaB PC beller geoeiben rperben ais Ioid,t
oteibr bon alStpirtS be5ieht.
ND oentr Nnr erp,
WopIldm, ytp.
20 SoScpnooe SO
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06

The Daily News has the largest circulation Of any other daily
newspaper published South Mississippi 1t reaches majority
OF the best homes Hatebmg and adjacent towns where read
reEgousy by every member Of the family.
AS veyor Of clean and wholesome intelligence Of the dongs
Of Faiesbmg and South Mississippi has equal In addition
its splendid local and State service carries the night report
the Associated Press receiving larger and better Geographic report
than any other newspaper in this section.
10 introduce the paper homes where regular
vsoto increase its circulation the neghbonng and along
the rural delivery routes have decided make special offer
outo-town subscribers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-15
EouaN b,
MISCELLANEOUS.

South Dakota LandLJust on tho
market. $50 quarters Of choice farming
land in Hyde, Hand and Sully coun-
ties. For prices and terms write q. Z.
Felland & Co, 400 Phoenix Bldg Min-
neapolis, MINI. Mention T.-R. in writ.
ing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-15
The GrinneII News Letter.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to I1meS-Ren1bltcan.
Grinnell, May. la Il. s. n. Prizer Of
Brington, brother .n-law Of w. T..
Movie and the SWisher Brothers, Of
this city is making brief visit with
these families.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gannaway, who
have been visiting a short time at the
parental home of A. Mcintosh. leave
on Sunday night next for Seattle,
Wash, planning to make their future
home in that vicinity. For a time they
plan to try outdoor life, largely on the
mountain side, for the sake of health.
At the mid-week meeting at the Con-
gregational church last evening, Fred
eric Morrison was elected delegate,
and John Ramsey alternate to the state
association meeting in Waterloo next
week. May 10 to %.
Arthur Burroughs, who has recently
given up his position, held for the past
nine years with the Spaulding Manu-
featuring Company, plans to start next
Wednesday for Grants Pass in south
western Oregon. where he will visit for
time with his brother law, and
seek to renew his health by camp life
on the mountains
Mrs. w. w. Woodburn left here on
Wednesday for Pittsburg, Penn, as a
delegate from the Des Moines Presby
terry of the United Presbyterian church
to the Woman's Missionary convention.
At the meeting of the school board
this week. all present teachers who
were applicants. were reelected. Rob-
ert Clack, a graduate Of Iowa College.
in the class of last year, was elected
to fill the position of teacher of sci
ence in place of Henry Marvin, who
goes to Columbia University for fur
Their study.
Reports from the hospital in Keokuk
to which Rev. Elias Handy was TAX
en- last Monday for an operation for
appendicitis, state that he passed thru
the operation very nicely, and is maxi
ing an entirely hopeful recovery.
G. L. Roberts, who lost the use Of
his right side from a stroke of paraly-
sis several weeks ago, has so far re-
covered as to be able to get about
within a limited range, and has rea-
son to hope for a complete recovery.
In one of the recent violent cleo
trical storms that have been felt in
tnlS Vicinity. =. I1dUlSS ldu d new
barn. which is hardly yet completed,
struck by lightning, and the shingles
torn from the roof in a way to leave a
very fair representation of an old-fash-
toned harp on the roof. He was for
tunate enough to escape any other Sc
rious damage
Rodney Marsh. an old time resident
Of Chester township, but for some
years of Fort Collins. Col, is at pres
ent visiting here at the G. w. Cowden
home and with many other friends.
Company K lis preparing rifle
practice range about three-quarters of
a mile southwest of the city, which
they plan to make the equal of any in
the state with their own efforts and
money added to the hundred dollar
appropriation from the funds of the
state.
Announcement has been made that
Congressman j. W. Birdsall, of the
Third district. will address a meeting
of the republicans of this vicinity on
Saturday evening. May %, at the Col
onial in this city. 1t is expected that
nc will be accompanied by Mr.. Tor
bert Of Dubuque.
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Anti.Taft Forces Making Over
lures For a United Party at
the Polls
WANT TAFT ELECTION ASSURED
Probable That Second Place Will Go to
New Yorker and corteIyou May Fall
Heir to It-Taft People Being Urged
to Take Care of Foraker-Pork
Barrel Hoops Loose.

Especial Washington Correspondence
Washington, May 15.-It isn't just
easy to tell which side is making the
oyertures, but it is certain that the
Taft and antiTaft forces are doing a
good deal Of figuring on settling their
little differences, and getting together
convention and the subsequent cam
paign. It's the same old proceeding
by which the republicans almost al
ways get together, bury their differ
ences when they are facing the enemy,
and arrange to win elections.
The Taft people are confident OF
nominating their man, but they want
also to be assured of electing him. In
order to do that they must have a
united and harmonious party. So they
are arranging to heal up differences.
One thing in which some effective
trading can be done is the nomination
for vice president. A healthy move
ment for Cortelyou for second place
has recently developed, and it has
been making much progress Whether
it is entirely sincere. or based In part
on the desire to head off the Fair
banks vice presidential movement,
seems uncertain In the minds Of
good many people. The Fairbanks
boom last week had everything its own
way. 1t was urged that without him
on the ticket Indiana was likely to go
democratic. s.
But this week it is insisted that
second place must go to a New Yorker,
and Cortelyou is named for the place
1t looks as if the secretary of the treas
ury was the real administration
candidate, and Fairbanks would be left
at the post Cortelyou has some ex-
cellent qualifications. He knows the
big interests, he managed a national
campaign, and he has made powerful
friends by his management of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-15
Farm For Sale

1 have 100 acre stock farm, the best
improved farm OF its size in the state
of Iowa; a good No. six-room cot.
tage house, well at the door, a fine cel-
lar. plenty of fruit, two good hen
houses, two hog houses, horse barn for
IA head, well and windmill in barn.
yard; good cattle barn 36x56. stallion
barn, lot attached, and - buildings on
the farm. must be seen to be appre-
cfated; all good rich land, will be sold
at great sacrifice.
Farm and ranch Of 1859 acres and ZOE
head of cattle for sale, miles from
Jefferson, county seat of Marion coun-
ty, Texas; 500 acres in high state Of
cultivation, one desirable residence,
four Tenant houses, ideal climate. the
home of the alberta peach. Owner Is
dead and the son, a physician, is To-
Gated elsewhere and wishes to dispose
of il to settle up estate. Here is the
biggest bargain in the United States.
small payment down, long time on ball
ance. For particulars write w. B.
HERMAN, room 10. Woodbury. building.
Marshalltown. Ia.
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Gophers Defeat s. U. Z.


Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, May 15.-In one of the
greatest games of the past year, Min
nesota took the Hawkeyes into camp
yesterday by the score of to 1. 1t
was a sensation in the extreme, and
kept the bleachers in an uproar from
start to finish. Dretchko for the
gophers and Burrell for the Iowa team
We're the opposing pitchers, and were
pretty well matched from beginning to
end. 1t was a pitchers battle all the
way thru, and had Burrell received the
support that was accorded Dretchko.
Minnesota would hardly have scored
before the ninth. AS it was, Burrell
pitched the greatest game seen on the
Iowa field in years, and held the Min
nesota team to four hits, three Of
which were questionable. He was tired
in the ninth. not having been in the
best of shape for some time previous,
and Sutherland was put in to replace
him after the Minnesota team had
made two short scratch hits or him,
filling the bases. Right here the Iowa
team probably lost the game, for
Sutherland threw the game away with
three wild throws.
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Stocker. and Feeders.

Lower prices have been expected.
The trade feared big decline this
week. Grassy stuff is now coming, tho
not very literally, and increased re-
ceipts gave buyers an opportunity to
pound the prices which they have been
awaiting for some time. Yearling heif-
ers of good to choice quality were hit
as hard as the other classes. These
have been very high sale OF late and
it was not much of a trick for buyers
to pound them hard once they were in
a position to swing the big stick.
A reaction in the near future is not
expected. The trade will likely be fair
ly we'll supplied with grassy cows be-
fore long and these should effect still
lower level of prices, according to the
sellers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-15
Track Meet Ii cedar rails.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls. May 15,-There will be
q great track meet in this city on Sat-
urday. May is. In which four colleges
will have representation, and prize
of a s25 pennant will be given to the
college securing the most points. Gold,
silver and bronze medals will be given
as first second and third prizes, re-
spectively. to those winning in each
event. There are $50 entries. and the
prospects are for a large crowd and a
great time. The meet will be on the
normal field. and those colleges to
take part are Coe College. of Cedar
Rapids; Cornell College, of Mt. Ver-
non; Lenox College, and the Iowa
State Normal school.
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For Sale or Exchange-Finest $4,000
crockery, house furnishing goods stock
here. want equal trade in Iowa land,
or discount for cash. Lock Box 3s2,
Waterloo, Iowa.
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1 Miss Mae Allen, furnished rooms,
board by day or week. All home bak.
ing. No. 8 North Second avenue.