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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-02-05

If Sweet Valentine" will write
again, make known her real name
to the editor and not say so much
about people that is merely per-
sonal and common place, her notes
will be published. What is desir-
ed in local news notes is items
about persons aud happenings that
wiJNbe of Sue interest to readers
outside of tbsA immediate neigh
bqrhood where icy are written.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-02-05
Are Women Persons in Maine?

Mrs. Clarke Barker, daughter
OF ex Governor Robie, of Maine,
and Mrs. Lizzie Fl. French, have
been elected by the Portland
Council and Aldermen to the, City
Board of overseers of the Poor.
The Board is thus composed Of 10
men and 2 women. Politicians
opposed to the appointment will
test its legality, holding that
women are not persons.
Mrs. S. P. Bloom was a Sunday
visitor from Wess0n.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-02-05
Heavy Damage at Union Church, JEFF
ferSOn County.

Fayette, Miss, Feb News
reached here early this afternoon
Of a disastrous cyclone which
yesterday struck Union Church.. a
town twenty-five miles northeast
of Fayette, sweeping every thing
before it.
By a miracle no one was killed,
at least in the town itself. Re-
ports from the country Immediate
ly adjacent are as yet very mea-
ger, and families living in the
path of the storm may not have
been so fortunate. A number of
negroes of Union Church we're
more or less seriously injured by
falling timbers.
The Methodist Church was
caught in the grip of the cyclone
and completely demolished. Only
a mass of unsightly ruins now
mark the site of the building.
Residences and stores were also
razed.
Following a morning of rain
and varying wind, the storm
swooped down upon the town
about 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The residents, warned by lower
ing clouds and the unearthIy roar,
sought places of comparative safe
ty. That no fatalities occurred in
the rain of timber and miscel-
laneous debris is regarded as won
derful. A number of narrow es-
capes are reported.
The property loss in and about
Union Church is very heavy.
Live stock was killed, fences,
trees and all manner of buildings
blown down and stores of hay,
grain and provisions exposed to
the weather.
The potes of ''Wanderer," from
Hickory Grove, reached us too
late last week for publication.
They were most too much in
the nature of a merely personal
mention to prove of interest to the
average county reader ANYWAY.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-02-05

The chairman of the joint COM
mittee on prohibition in the
South Carolina legislature is nam
ed 'Boozer. = Yet some people
were foolish enough to entertain
the hope that South Carolina was
going dry. = Hattiesburg News.
Verify, with "boozern at the
head Of temperance committee,
prohibition has no more chance
than Democrat in Vermont.
Mr.. "a. Barron, Of Crystal
Gpvfnesc xpns . G,,otlax, .,;r,t<.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
Romantic 90 Dirfelieheo

I Den lille 2aubsbp 9oIaS Mfagna
/ Sbropibire Iepebe omfring Den
ierIte Salpbel al iorrige aarbuu'
Srebe en- Sarntcr peb Hapu Sog.
gins. Wr. Sosgins orep ueb Sioen
of Surobrreet en- SanNbonolerior'
retuina, og meoeris ban Ell CONNER
often Itoo % erpeoerebe peo 9iifen
i lin lille Sutif, traaote Ell Sremmeo
iuo oa bao on at fao HattcIogi Der
/ S,liet, ba Der life fauSteS noget
SirItaiperi paa Steoet.
Gen Gpaufomne bar en- Ranb |
Srebipeoarsaloeren meo ct tiltalen0e
~rcuifaoret auiigt % en- itatelig ST.
our. San por fl9bt | en- eufel, men
peliiooenoc Sperbaesbraat % boooe
eli SonoieI pou 8p9seu. Nr. Sos.
gins ioritoN itrar, at ban too pper.
for Ell "9pmanb"; Den SremmebeS
Sprog og belle Waaoe al bore paa
bar belt auoerIehes, enb man oar
pant til / @olaS Raana.
set aier MIG oubt, men ieg bar
life nceet SprcIie al operIaSe Gem,
iogSe SIR. Sogsins. iom Spar pao
cen Sremmeoes Nnmobning, og
Mrs. SoaeinS, Der imioIertio bar
Icmniet inc i 9utifen, betr9iteoe lin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16

tie lpolsit bIep oenne lat inoenfor
Ssren, bporeiter ieg begpnote at
iIsite ganlfe iO8te.
Slangerne bar iom befienot en-
%cperoroentlig 6orfiGrligbeo for Wfu'
iif, og mart begpnote Spret at rsre
paa fig og lsfte Sobet. Suart gleo
Sen langiomt neo pao 8llpet %
nrrmet Jig Melfeifaalen. s iamme
2ieblif oens Sunee bersrte WteIfen
lutte ii SIMPLER neboper noprct. Get
bar ct pragtiuIot Gremplar paa noe
item TO WetcrS 2Gngoe. Wten San'
gen laa / Opb S(fmagt.
San f~ortaIte ieuere, bporleoes ban
req RionatStio par oaaenet peo ct
Srpf paa 9rpitet; ban baooe M
merfet oct aLatte Slangelegeme og
tpoelig Jet Gprets Sopeb. s napn.
los R9oieI, / frampastig ltbenege.
l;abeo tiIbrogte ban Natten; Sefiln-
berne blep til Sinler, og oa ban ON
Worgcnen enSeGig bsrte Sfribt nGr.
me fla. bIcp ban bepioitIss al ITO
mattelie.
sssrit eftcr fIcre Tigers Spbolo poa
ct Sanotorium gienponot ban lin
iuloe Sigsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
Narf 9,patn
rcDoer Nnttralien.

Zen Itore 8alamitet peb bet engelIft
aronIano guitrolien er ben, at euro
pGerne life bar 2pit til at befolfe Del
Snore, ifisnt Der paa mango Steoer
baaoe err inuift % iriigtbart.
Gen amerifanife Sumoriit Iart
ISmain, Der fornplig bar iaaet en- me-
get ~ellfpGrois Wobtagelie | England,
lopet en- al De engelife Winiitre, at
ban peb 2eiliebeo ifilbe aisre oct Sn'
ore al Iuitralien popular. "Iten nos
turliepis paa min egen Waaaoe", til
isiet Sumoriiten meo ct emil.
Hu bar Marf Spain ifrepet en- Ii
ben Spiats ON, bpao Der er pas'
ieret bam / auitralien.
Gent Gem, bpao Der ifete, ba leg
fom oper. 9amperen bapoe netop
Iagt til, og ieg gaar ilanb, flin bRren.
oe min M~eiietaife. for at Iebe eiter en-
Srager.
Mteoeus Der elerS / ale andre Ell.
rop9iife og ameritanlfe 9per itrafs
meIber iig Ell bel Sp9rm al foriultne
lllpe, Der faiter iig oper en- for at faa
fat / Ssiet % 40 en- lang Smpei bore
oct til oct %fierneit muliee Sotel, lao
bar oct Der umiliet at fnn en- eneite
tienenbe ganb.
Seq Itoo iorbauiet % iaa mig ON.
firing. Soa iolbt nit gIif paa Ell
lang Spr, Der itoo opao en- Riae %
rsgte Gigaretter.
- Haa, tGnfte ieg, oct er en- Wono
for misl Sauo! Simmp, raabte jeg.
8il De bore min 8uifert til Soteaet2
Simmp rsrte iig life al Stebet. Seq
roobte en- Gang til meo oct Heiultat,
at Simmp msnitret mig meo ct fienot.
ligt 9lif, men itaoig uoen at rsre iig
al Steoet.
- Aba, tprfte ieg. Saa moa pt
rrspe paa en- auocn Noaoe,
Seq tog en- Chilling op al Com.
men % bolot Den t9t ben ioran BAN.
Zen Dor fomrhet iriif fra GngIanos
@anf % funflet / Soleu.
Wen bpab tror Se iaa, Der ifete?
Simmp ioa foroeteIig paa mig. Saa
itaf ban Saauocn / 9ommen, tog Ell
Saambfulo al @llIoitptfer op % ia.
lteoe Dem / 8anbet.
Soaban ct pelbapenbe 2nno er
oetie guitrulien!"
@on oct M bill biGlpe paa Suo.
ponbringcn?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
SIanse ion, Sopefamerat.

s set frantic 9lao "gclair" for.
tGler u. &auue, iom / Ipugcre Sio
bar opbolot iig paa Wartiuique, ON
en- 9esipcnbeb. iom for life IGuse II.
cen bGuote / Sort De Sronce.
Ser bar Ell ing aoloniioloat lat i
arreit for en- ubetpoelig 5orieelic.
Suiten bar BARN og trpffenbe, og oa
Sclooten life baooe besaaet roee,t
flor SorbrpoeIie, Loo Soeteren bans
Geac itaa balpt aabeu ON Hatten,
ga ieg, flyer @ostereu, ON Mor.
eeuen peo Semtioeu fom for al p9ffe
6ougen, fuube ieg for 69oiel life
ioa et Orb irem. Wauben Iao poa
8pggen, % paa bans Srpit iaa ies
or flor auI SIanec; Den baooe ruIlct
ria ialnmen os ipnies at ioue. Seq
liitet mig bort paa Sooipiblerue Tor
at bente Si9lp. % ioa Mimuter ie.
rere nenote leg tilbo9e meb nogle
Samerater % Ell StaaI Relt. San.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16

Wanos lloiagn. Gen Sremmeoe
fob alereoe / gegreb meo at saa Ri.
oere, ba en- treble Yenion bite Jig
paa Sfueplaoieu.
Oct bar en- ing Sige meo ct for
trpllcnoe Iniigt, itore msrfe Gire
os Ell Giebom al msrfebrunt Soar.
8eb Spnet al benbe itoppeoe San'
crinesmanoen braat op og elf igien
tilbase til Often. IS maa pirfelig
ifnfie mig SusIp," iagbe ban. "Se,
bpilfet llpeir oct trGfter op til; s
fan 90 life foripare at ienoe mig no
/ en- iaaoan Storm. Seq bar NOT al
0ense % Hal betale goer goot. Sar
s ingen Seng tiIopers, iaa lao mig
faa iibbe / en- Stol / goers Stue.
Seq er parlt til at tage oct, iom oct
faloer."
Gnoen blep, at Sen Sremmebe ut
cperIobt Ell 99neIto[ / "Storitucil".
Reite Dag meboelte ban fine SGrts'
foIf, at ban gierne pilbe blipe Ell
llaestio eler fanife to Der / SnIet,
feriom ban funoe faa leiet ct lioet
S9reIie meo Sppartnina. SON OPP
CAB at beoe Sones; bans g9'en
fem, ifisnt penliet, bar megct refer
peret, opmuntreoe life til ntoere
Spsrasmaal, men ban bapoe tpoe.
Iiepis iulot op al Eenge, os efter en-
fort &aaoilaening fom Soggins os
hans Some til set Geiultat, at DC
aiuroe floeeit / at iise ga os iteae
iaa eoot for @r. Sones, Tom De for
maaeoe.
"Geu Sremmeoe," iom ban falotcs
/ 9anbsbpen, bIep lge efter uge boz
euSe hos Mr. Soesins. men ale
Sorisg paa at faa uGrmere Selfeo
en- bans GripatiorboIo bite Jig
irugtesIsie. Oct eneite, man funoe
puapege, bar, at bpergang Der inc.
traabte ebbe / Den Sremmeoes
aaSie, ioripanot ban ncgle Gage for
iao otter at penoe tilbage meo en- bel
ispffet Yima. 90 oeune SmItGnoig.
beo braate 9anbsbpens Seboere til
at iatte Wistonfe, ON, at Wr. Sog.
gins 9ogerenoe breo uIopIigc
Srausaftiouer al Ell cner auoen ART,
ca at ban bopoe palet goIas @agra
irm SfiuIeiteo for fig ieIp os 1T
9ptte.
en- DAG iorbauieoe Den 6rcnmreoe
2anbsbueu peo at fisbe en- itor Cont,
boor ban loo opisre ct rummeIigt
RuriteuSbus. og fort lib cfter lteg
SorbauicIieu emo uoerIigere, oa Oct
rpsteoes, at Wfr. Sones bapoe iorlo.
pet iis meb Ir. ScgginS' Satter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16

bapoe pGret Scnrp GecilS Snfel,
men 6orBolSet meQem Dem 6aooe
ppret me9et fisligt, og Scnrp Gecil
bapoe fun nogle faa 8arge beisgt
gurleigb @ouie. Som aanIfe una
hapoe ban gtftet fig meo 0attcreu af
en- 2anoobeIsmanb, men bette 9@g.
teifab bIep meget ulpffeligt. og bet
crbte meb, at ben unge gggteman6
isgte Sfilsmisie. Giterat oenre bar
hragt | Sr6en foripan6t Seurp Cecil
ganife fra ben itore geroen. San
traf Jig tilbage fra ale fine Genner
cg befienote, greb ganoringsitnpen
&c aau Jig til at eieruemitreife Gan.
set UNDER 0ann al Scr. Sones. Gau
bisie 8anorinaer bar bet iaa, ban en-
Dag fom til golas Raguo. bIep for.
eIifet / 2an6banoIerenS Cater Ga.
rab SoeginS og 9ioroe benoe til fin
Suitrli.
3 giaarbpGreIiet / @urIeiab
Soiiie bGuger Der ct al Sir Sbon1as
9aprence malet 9ortrGt al en- una
Dame fIRbt | en- foit6ar 9ragt OF
impffet meo berIige SSltpeIer. 90.
mems anii9t er ualminoelig inSto.
aenbe, ifisnt set neppc fan aiere
Sororina nna rogeu regeIret Sfisu.
hcb; 6e fore msrfe Zine bar ct Iiot
pemobiat llotruf. Set err 9onoepi.
gen iom bico 8repin6c. Won bun
bar InffeIigere Tom Scriferin6e oper
9urleiqb Souie emo bun nar, SEN.
gang bun ret 90 ilet beb Mrs. Sores
ca boeoe | BET itore Wurbus | 9oluS
Nagna. Tom MI er fienSt unOer Gap.
net 9urIciab giaa2 Srm IepeSe
forsoriat life Tpnae iom @rcpiuSe Of
.Grrter. Sem Mar eiter ot hltn nor
Hnttct irh ! purIciah Souir. >one
Bun I @crieliena
Sun eiteri0o ia 10 Ssuuer hUarai
Sen enc / lin 5io iufceoera0e 6a6errn
iom Carl Of Greter. @iennem Dat.
teren or bun Slbemor Ill oen mupR.
reube Sertug al 8elington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
HE THAT.

A young man who persisted in
whispering loudly to the lady who
accompanied him to a symphony con-
cert, telling her what the music
meant, what sort of a passage was
coming next, and SO on, caused ser
ious annoyance to every one of his
immediate neighbors. Presently he
closed his eyes and said to his COM
panion:
did you ever try listening to music
with your eyes shut? You've no
idea how lovely it sounds!"
T~hereupon a gentleman who sat IN
the seat in front OF the young man
twisted himself about and said
gravely:
young man, did you ever try list
ening to music with your mouth
shut?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
fem belle Sioen bapoe beisrset bans

lem belle Siben bapbe beisrget bans
Spoartning. Sem Waaneoer eiter
OF ben Sremmebe bapoe giort lin
Snotreoelie / 9oIas Magna bIer
ban piet / oen lille 2%anbsbpfirfe %
herpoa flptteoe ban meo lin Some
mo | oct itore npe Sus, ban bapbe
brg9et. 2iot efter liot fortog mi
genoernes Wistpnfiombeo fig, DC
begpnote at anie BEN Sremmeoe for
en- at fine eene, til oe meo for en- al
fine met fremraeenbc Wanb, og peb
in~btrGoenbe 8afance blep Wr. 60
mes meb INFLAMMATION palgt til
2anbsbpens &irfeperse.
s TO aar bap6e Mr. Sones og
hans Some fsrt fin frebelige SilpP.
relic iom Snobpggere Den lille
Sanbsbp / Sbropibire, ba Der. So
res en- Dag beb 8ienncml9suing al
fine apiier itsbte paa en- Notis, iom
tpbeliguis giorbe temmelig ItPrft
Snotrpf paa bam. !Sans Some hap'
SC imioIertib grfaring for, at ban
al6rig Iifte at uoipsrges, % bun
rnoIpo oerfor at f%remfomme meo
nogeniombelit @emGrfnineer, %
henoes Dtano fort 90 gobt meooelte
Ienoe, at DC begge TO itrar maatte
taee afitco til Rortbbampihire,
Ga De anfom BERTH, bleu Mr8.
Sones life Iibet ~forbauiet ODER, at
henoes Rano fsrte benoe op til ct
fr9gtigt sammelt Serrei9be omgt'
bet al en- flor Tarf. Sienote ban bo
nogen, iom boeoe iaa fornemt9
aanife en- al Siencrnc, tGnfte bun
peo zig ieIp.
"Rei, for ct itorartet S,i8!" uo-
trso bun.
"9ilbe on life life of Gle bet?"
ipuate benbes Wanb.
so, set ifiiloe ies meme. Ren
set err NOT bare for Storiolf!" ipa'
rebe bun.
Oct glGoer mig, at Suiet faIocr
| bin Smag - oct tilbsrer nemlig
fra MI al Dig, fortaIte ban. "9u
maa nemlig pibe, at NIT egentlige
Rapn life er Sones. Seq beoer SEN
rp GeciI % er M Carl az GeGter.
On er isIgeIig @repinoe al @reter. "
Rrs, Sarab t9nfte fsrit, at ben.
res @ano boIbt @isn meo benbe.
ifisnt bette par noget, ban nIortg
pleieoe at befatte iie mco. men ou DC
iaa traaSte mo i Suict os belle Sie'
rerifabst mobtog a%irteuGrsen ira
Sonbsbpen / Sbropbirc iom lin Ser.
re % @eiter, ipaunt al benoes Spil.
Den netop oiosSe Carl al gretcI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16

me, ban bopbe inopooet | lit Scribe.
lips Goge.
Spis bun ilep bopbe iet BAN, bar
bet 10 tGnfeIist, at Grinoringen ON
bans 9sfte bapoe poapirfet benoes
Gantaii % fremfaIbt bet gileoe, icrn
Tag o. @at beifiaftiset bcnpcs
Tanfer.
Suit BET, at ban bar let at Barnet,
iom 10 life pibite noget on, bans
|Ssfte % maaife ncppe bapoc noget
flar 5oreitining ON, at ban bar bso.
bet forefom benoe iom ct iaa uinoo.
iigeIiet gepis, at bun mootog bet
iom ct pirfeIigt @ubifab fra en-
ufienbt @eroen os iom gionesbpro
en- Sambbeben af ben Religion, bun
iaa l9nge bapbe foraatet. Snn gif
(; fla ielp fra ben Dag af 90 osbe !
Sreo % &o meb fig ielp iom en- tro.
enbe ariIten.
0a Miis 9. enbte lin 5ortGaing,
iom Ri bnr eiensipet iaa tro iom mu'
liet, tilisiet bun:
Seq bar lioen ben 5io miitet
mango 8enner 90 bar prspet mango
Sfi9bnens Smififtelier; men bet
giaeoe, Tom itaar flareit 90 tpoelisit
for mig igiennem ben LANCE aar.
rpffe, er Mr. G.s bleee, alporlige
aniigt meo bets bebrspeoe llotrpf,
meoens ban ltoo bsiet oper i'm 10.
renoe Suitru.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
A Lovely Com.
plexion Without
Powder or Rouge

When a woman reaches the point
where she is under the necessity of
using powder and rouge, it is a virtual
admission that her complexion Is de-
teriorating. BE it said to her credit,
she usually uses these makeshitts
under force of necessity. She would
gladly dispense with them. butt all too
We'll she realizes that fully half OF her
beauty would be gone.
The following face wash. now in
almost universal use among Parisian
women (and their matchless complex
ions attest its efficacy viii restore
clearness OF skin and delicacy of tint
ito the plainest of complications if APP
piled daily.
Obtain at Your drug store Rose
Water, 2 ounces: Cologne Spirits.
ounce: Eppotone tskin food), 4 ounces.
Put the Eppotone in u pint of hot
water (not boling). and after dis
solved. strain and let cool. Then add
the Rose Water and Cologne Spirits.
1t is quite an easy matter to mix the
ingredients according to above dtrec-
tons, and can best he done at home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
CAST OF CHARACTERS
For Union Depot, April 3-Bencfit Of
v. NJ. c. A.

For Union Depot. April 3-Bencfit o
v. NJ. c. A.
! Dcpo1 Master-H. f. Miller.
| Joe Gamin-F'rank Robinson.
| Mag Margaret Neil.
Mrs. Smith-Mrs. I.ounsberry.
BUS Man George Hershell
Lunch Women--Miss Ellison, Miss
| Nogle
| Ticket Agent Mr. Fowler.
| Aunt EN-. Mrs. Frazier.
Little Willie-Ed Swingley.
Uncle Josh Hayseed-Carl Stoner.
Aunt Mary Hayseed-Nlr StoltZ.
Deacon Longface-Mr. Simons
School Girls Helen Sheridan, Ada
Bratt Bernice Shick Grace Miller
Helen Peterson. Ethel Ward.
Mrs Brown--Miss Goodell.
Dude-Raymond Childs
Prof Learned Ed Austin
Mr.. Henpcck-Mr. Frank Stoefel.
Mrs. Henpeck--Daisy Matthews.
Mrs Needy-Mrs. Hutz.
Madamme Patti-Mrs. Hurbut.
Miss Fishwell- Miss Nogle.
Widower Smith-Joe Whitaker.
Miss BeaconStreet-AIis Drum.
Brde-Grace Swingley.
Groom-Ben Savage.
Helen t'lighty-Ruth Leffer
Aunt Martha-Miss Whinnery
Aunt Maria-Jcssie Pcntland.
Harry E'illds-Carl Ingledue.
Porter--Payton Mochson.
Newsboys. bootbacks. hobos and
others.
Special features:
Teddy Bear chorus.
Gee I'm Glad I'm Home--chorus.
Automobile song-chorus.
Seasaw song chorus.
BE Sweet to Me kid--chorus.
MeNico--chorus.
Tickets on sale at box office.
Reserved seats so and 10 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Worth the Trial.
! Cyrus Townsend Brady, author AMI
4 ,clergyman, told at dinner in Toledo
4 story about charity.
"a millionaire" said DR.. Brady. lay
Edying. He had lived u life Of which
Sas he now looked back ON it, he felt
none too proud. To the minister at his
Bedside he nnuttered weakly:
eff I leave hundred thousand dol
liars or so 10 the church, will my SAL
walton be assured
"The minister answered cautiously:
81 wouldn't like TO be positive, bu,
rs well worth trying"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Guard the health of your family by
keeping at hand bottle of Chamber
lains Cough Remedy 1t has no equal
for coughs colds and Group. Sold by
all druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
Peal Estate Transfers.

y r. W hite and wife to Paul Ros-
kopi. lot 4, block t. Arnold, Shepard &,
Ifrcnch's addition, So
David q Nader and wife to Henry
I, Neid,.rt, land in Washington town
ship. $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Editor T.-R.: Please announce that
will be i candidate for county SUI
perintendent of schools. subject to the
decisions of the republican voters at
the primary. jun. .. 1905.
EDGAR A FORD.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

! am a candidate for the republican
nomination for coroner of Marshal
county before the primary election to
be held on June 9 1905.
III. FRY, NJ, d.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

1 will be candidate for the repub.
lican nomination of Marshall county
for county clerk at the primary election
to be held June 2, 1908.
FRANK M. HARADON.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
Base Ball Supulias.

During the season of 1908 we will
carry In stock Spading's. Stall anG
Deans and Reachs goods. Beside
balls, bats, gloves, etc. we will carry
the following: Bat bags, suspensares
protectors. shoes and uniforms See
our uniform for the boy at $50.
ON Saturday, March t. We will hay,
open for Your inspection the greatest
stock ever exhibited in this city. We
will be pleased TO show YOU these
goods. HORNE e GELNIN.
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l will be candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for sheriff of Mar
shall county. subject to the will of the
voters at the coming primary election.
WALTER Fl. WILSON,
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County Superintendent

County Superintendent.
I will be a candidate for the repub.
lican nomination for county superin-
tendent of schools at the primary cleo
ton to be held June >, 1908.
MISS MARY E. HOSTETLER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Important to Paint Users.
MasurN's mixed paints. sl25 a gal
lon. AT Peter Mayors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
LEASES FEED YARD.

A. j. Weatherson Succeeds Braddock
at the Bloomfield Barn.
A. j. Weatherson has purchased the
lease of the Bloomfield feed yard. for
mcrly held by Ed Braddock. and will
be pleased to see all the regular pat
ronS and many new ones
Mr.. Weatherson has leased his farm
and will give the business his personal
attention. which is a. guarantee of
courteous treatment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Sheriff.

I will be candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for sheriff of Marshall
county at the primary election June
End A. A. NICHOLSON.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
Clerk of Courts.

l hereby announce myself as cam
didate for clerks of the district court,
subject to the will of republican voters,
at the. primary election to be held June
2, 1908 w. NJ CLARK.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Editor Times Republican,: Please
announce my name as a candidate for
the republican nomination for sheriff,
subject to the wishes Of the voters at
the republican primary election to be
held June 2, 1908. e. Il. WOEDEN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

The home of ]. p. Diehl, corner of
Summit and Fourth streets was quar-
antined Tuesday evening for scarlet
fever. Frances, the younger daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl, is i'll.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Mrs. j. f. Mewherter and son John
of Clinton. arrived in the city Tuesday
evening. and will remain until Satur-
day with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Winebrenner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Miss Sarah Bower, of Fitchburg
Mass, arrived in the city Tuesday eve
ming for an extended visit at the home
of her aunt. Mrs. G. P. Ordway. before
returning east. Miss Bower has been
spending the winter with brother in
Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

The funeral of the late Dennis Me
Mahon was conducted from ST Muy's
church at 9 O'clock this morning and
was largely attended Rev. j. j. l'itz-
patrick had the services IN charge
Many pretty flowers We're sent by sym
pathzinR friends The pail bearers
We're Messrs John Mcnamara, Michael
Minnellan. John Green Michael .Ior
dan. Patrick I'aheN and Peter NmeN.
There were present at the funeral from
ont Of the city Archie and Anna Penders
and MIR. Cruden. of Oskaloosa; Joseph
and Margaret Pendcrs. of Rockwell.
and Mrs Brown, of Waterloo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

New. modern home of rooms in
choice residence part of city for quick
sale. Cash or easy terms. See us at
once for particulars Bell & Hill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Artz, 706 East
Main street, were surprised by a COM
pany of about thirty of their neighbors
and friends Tuesday night. The even
ing WAS spent socially
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
A Life Problem Solved

FTODTeHt SOTVGd
by that great health tonic. Electric Bit
tors. IS the enrichment Of poor. thil
blood, and strengthening the weak SOC
McRridc q VIII Drug Co
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Our line of bakery goods is as good
as can be produced. nothing but the
very best of everything is used in the
making. Try our rolls, fried cakes,
cookies and cakes. and convince your
self. Robertson & Strnb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01

Ladies--Remember we are offering
YOU special prices in our Marinello
parlors during the month of April as
follows: Six shampoos, 50: six mani
cures, 50; ten facial treatments S.. A.
q Simon