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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
BIRTHDAY "JoNAH DAY."
Divorce Suit Against Charles e. Gale,
Iowa Falls, is Sad Affair.
Cpecial RI Timoc. Ron,,hltcap


Iowa Falls. March 7.-Charles f.
certainly his Jonah Day" for it
brought him petition for divorce from
his Wife. Mrs. Gale. in her petition.
asks for an absolute divorce. $50 Il
month alimony. and the custody of
their two children. She bases her
claims on the fact her husband has
been addicted to bibulous habits for
the past two years and has been cruel
to her. The case Is sad one MIR.
Gale blames no one and nothing but
his weakness for liquor and says it has
brought on the troubles that culmin-
ated yesterday. Mr.. Gale has been for
years the efficient and capable mana
ger of the Western Union here. as we'll
as agent for the American Express
Company. and has built UP an excellent
business for both companies.
The serving of the papers in the di-
vorce followed an indulgence in the
flowing bowl the night previously. MIR.
Gale realized that things had come to
focus in his life. and that he must
start life anew in some other place He
promptly rendered his resignation to
the superintendent of the American
Express Company al Omaha. and noti-
fled the superintendent of the Western
Union that he would retire from the
service here as soon as he could be re :
lieved. He will probably be checked
out by the express company's route
agent today. Everyone expresses the
deepest sympathy for both parties In
this trouble. Mr.. Gale has not decided
on his future plans. but best wishes
for success will go with him
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT
cerro Gordo County Suing Bondsmen
Of Defunct Thornton Bank.

SPECIAL to Times Republican.
Mason City, March AFTER hear
ing the evidence in the case of Cerro
Gordo county VS.. j. H. James and 9TH
ers, which is an action brought by the
county against the bondsmen of the
defunct Bank of Thornton, to recover
losses, court adjourned today, taking
the matter under advisement The
county claims that the bondsmen are
holding for the loss, amounting to
about $4,000, and that the bonds of
$4,000 covered that loss.
The bondsmen base their defense
upon the propositions to the effect that
their bonds being given in 1904, that
since that time the bank changed man
ayers, at that time being Barlow &
johnson, followed by Barlow & Mer-
rill, and at the time of the failure man
aged by Barlow & Ehlers. They also
claim that the county supervisors APP
proved the bond in 1904, and again in
1906, but gave no notice of this APP
prevail to the bondsmen, which it is
claimed is not in accordance with law.
The third reason given in their de-
Tense was that by enactment the leg
islature extended the term of office
of the county treasurer, and that the
bonds We're not renewed by him when
he entered upon the duties of his ex-
tended term.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
Hampton News Notes.
snec,a, 10 rimes-Republ,can.

6DeCldt 10
Hampton. March 6.-V. L. olnes
sold his book store in this city tc
Miss Mcmillan of Minneapolis. Mr.
Olney purchased a drug store at Shell
Rock and will make that place his flu
ture home.
G. F. Smith, George Patterson and
]. e. Johnston left for Denver, Col.
on a business trip recently.
Mrs. W. B. Barney will entertain the
Treble Clef club Tuesday evening
March 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Fanselow and
children went to Bows recently to visit
relatives, for short time, then they
will leave for Oregon, where they Will
reside in the future.
The Bradford Commercial league was
recently organized at that town, which
is midway between this place ano
Iowa Falls, on the Short Line road
The officers are: President. Oscar M
Weber; vice president, F. II. Graves;
treasurer, Frank Hushka: Secretary. X
G. Miller. The office is in the Bradford
bank building, and the purpose OF the
organization is to build up the town
and community by attracting to the
place those who would become desir-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
New Sharon Items.
Special 10 r,mes-repuplican.

New Sharon, March Cdr. j. w.
Helton will remove here April from
Garden Grove. He is d successful ply
sician and comes we'll recommended.
Miss Grace Cronk won the silver
medal at the w. c. T. u. declamatory
contest, at the Friends church Friday
evening.
Mrs. Ross Nicholson and daughter,
Una, of Newton, visited old friends
here Tuesday, incidentally visiting with
the Eastern Star lodge, where work
, upon three candidates was exemplified
Tuesday evening
The Y. l.. A. held a box social in the
I. o. o. +. rooms Thursday evening,
which was a success socially and f1nan-
cially. regardless of bad weather.
c. A. Swisher went to Grinnell
Thursday evening to attend the Wind
sor Club" reception to Hon. Nate Ken
dali.
A. o. Brackney has moved to town.
He will occupy the Rev. Horner prop
erty, near the school building.
A. Randalls has sold his farm of
twenty-six acres to James Fisher for
$4,000
Mrs j. Brogan slipped and fell upon
the ice Saturday morning, and broke
one bone in her right wrist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
The Zearina News.

Sres!al 20 fines Republican
Gearing, March Mrs. w. A. Pol
lock. OF clemens. was a guest in the
+. j. Pollock home Wednesday.
j. c. tnderkoffler has moved his
household goods into the c. A. Burk
hart residence.
On Wednesday night the degree staff
of the Marshalltown knights of Pyth
las conferred he degrees on several
candidates for the Gearing lodge. \
banquet was served at Hotel Gearing.
Covers were laid for fifty. Aside from
the Marshalltown team. Messrs We'll
lington and Jensen, of Story City. and
b. f. Peppis, of Ottumwa. were pres
ent.
Martin Looming is on the sick list.
T. G. Mossman, of Roland. was
transacting business in town Thurs
day.
Miss Mabel Armstrong is out again
after a weeks illness.
The n. Q. C.'s will be entertained
by Mrs A. ]. Mccormack, next Tues
day evening.
The Catholic Ladies aid cleared
day.
Mrs j. E. Mcbride and daughter.
Mrs. Otto Deal. visited Nevada rela-
tives this week.
Mr.. +. L. Albaugh is confined to his
home with an attack % the grippe.
At the republican caucus held
Thursday. Joseph Miller, n. R. Cliff,
William Galbreath and George Barn
ard were elected delegates to the
county convention.
John Shaw, of Mt. Morris, Ill.,. is
visiting his mother and other rela-
tiyeS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
New Edifce Contributed by the
Late +. G. Frotherinyham
dedicated
cuMMlNs DELIVERS ADDRESS
Delegates from Adjoining Towns At
tend Dedioatory Exercises = New
Building a Commodious Structure
Governors Speech Well Received -
News of the State.
Snncial to Timcs-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Paullina. March 7-Thursday viii
| long be remembered in the annals oi
Paullina by reason of the enthusiasm
of her people over the perfection oil
the plans of her benefactor, the late
Fred G.. rockingham. in tho compile
ton of Il free public library for the
town of Paulina. The buckingham
free public library was dedicated in a
fitting manner. and the people feel
proud of their building. which is 40x
100 feet constituting u very commod-
ious structure. The weather was very
disagreeable. a misty rain falling, but
Notwithstanding this fact the hall wns
we'll filled. there being delegations
from Sutherland, Primghar Archer
and other towns present TO witness the
dedication The Paullina military band
was in attendance, and rendered pa
triotic music for the entertainment of
the people.
The chief feature OF lne occasion
was the address. by Iowa's chief mag
iStrate. Governor Albert b. Cummins,
on the subject of the Library as a
Factor in the Education of the Peo-
Pile
1t Is needless to say that the gov
errors address was a mastery cf-
fort. and that he held the attention
of the people for nearly two hours.
showing the benefits of better ct-
zenship and Il broader education of
the masses of the people. to the end
that we have a more stable govern
ment by elimination of forces that tend
to destroy the natural rights of the
people. The governor paid high
tribute to the efficiency of the free
public library, and congratulated the
people Of Paullina on their fire ed
flee and enterprise in perfecting the
same.
After speaking, the governor held a
reception in the hall of the library.
heartily shaking hands with the multi
tudes pressing forward to greet him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07

Marshalltown. Ia, March Z, 1903.
To whom 1T may concern and especially
for the encouragement of those afflicted
with any stomach, bowel or nervous
trouble, wish to say that for num-
Der Of years my wife has been a great
sufferer Of a complicated stomach trout
bic and has employed some Of the
most eminent physicians that money
could procure besides trying most ev-
cry known remedy for such ailments.
from some Of which she would realize
only temporary relief, and all the while
losing flesh until reduced to a mere
skeleton. Therefore becoming greatly
exhausted and discouraged. so much
so that her entire nervous system was
SO impaired that she could no longer
walk and went to bed on last Thanks
giving day and thus remained under
the doctors care for over two months.
who finally suspected from her late
symptoms that possibly tape worm or
some other species of that nature was
responsible for her long suffering, but
also failed to remove any such and
hence advised me to send for DR.. Ship
ley, the tape worm specialist, which
did and on the 31st of January last, 1t
only required one hour and 40 minutes
for his mild tho wonderful medicine to
relieve my wife of live tape worm
with head and all complete, and that
too, without any fasting or even catls-
ing her any distress or further weak
ness. And in less than week she
was able to get out Of bed and sit up
and has thus continued to lastly i'm
prove daily until she is now doing
what light work we will allow her to
do. This she never would have been
able to do had she not been relieved
of the vile parasite by DR.. Shipley, to
whom is surely due the credit of sim
ply nothing less than saving her life.
which fact can also be verified by the
many kind friends who have called
during her last sick spell. For which
our over-joyed gratitude to the doctor
is now truly inexpressible and we can
not therefore praise his good work
high enough to others in need Of his
skill. For as successful tape worm
specialist he certainly surpasses all
others which no one can question when
seeing his many specimens with heads
and all complete. Also the common
worms and three lizards and other
reptiles which he has removed from
the human stomach with his simple
methods.
The doctor requests me to say that
he will send free folders to any adj
dress, which contains the full informa-
ton of all worms and hundreds of tes-
timonials of prominent people OF
both sexes, cured Of tape worms.
which has been his specially
since 1870, and treats all cases, no cure
no pay. And among the many others
he has cured here besides my wife Is
prominent doctor, whose name also APP
pears in his folders.
Very Respectfully
J. II. ALEXANDER,
No. 4 West Nevada st.
Insurance Agent.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
standpatters to Fish. Hubbard.

Sioux City. March 6.--The standpat
republicans of the Eleventh district
have determined to put n candidate in
the field against Congressman Ebert
II. Hubbard, who will he up for re-
nomination. The congressman re-
Gently made public a letter in which
lie set forth his firm determination
10 support Governor Cummins for the
senatorship. leaving no doubt as to his
attitude. Now the other faction is
after his political scalp. if it can be
secured in so strongly progressive Il
district as the Eleventh, which is rec
ognized the state over as a Cummins
stronghold.
W. d. Boise. lawyer of Sheldon.
nephew of Horace Boes, former gov
ernor of Iowa. is regarded as the
strongest man at their command. altho
Ed Roach, of Rock Rapids, also. has
been seriously considered. When the
democrats. under the leadership of his
uncle were in the ascendancy. Mr..
Boies was democrat, but of late years
he has been affiliated with the stand
pat wing of the republican party.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
ENJOYABLE LODGE EVENT.
Odd Fellows Of Union Entertain Their
Liscomb Brothers.

Special to Times Republican.
Union. March Twenty six cnthu-
siastic odd Fellows from the Liscomb
lodge responded to an invitation to
meet with the local lodge last night.
After the routine work OF the even
ing was completed. the inta'ory de-
gree was exemplitied by the Liscomh
degree team Then the first degree was
conferred by the home team.
A social hour followed, during which
all repaired 10 the Union House. where
an oyster supper was served. The fine
work OF Captain Clups' team received
rounds of applause
The Iowa Central Railway company
would not stop their passenger train
at Liscomb altho the Iiscomb broth
ers had guaranteed fifty passengers. so
the boys had to take u tie pass for
home at a. m. a splendid time was
enjoyed by all.
The many friends Of Miss Stella
Frazier met at the home of II. c.
Chaplin last evening, and presented
Miss Frazier with fine gold watch as
token of their friendship. and in APP
probation OF her services as Il member
of the choir of the Congregational
church. The hearty good wishes of all
go with her to her new home in Mar
shalltown.
Il. p. Brown and John McGowen
leave for Wyoming In a few days.
where they will take homesteads IL
the country suits them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
WILL CONTEST DELEGATIONS.
Burlington Standpatters Resort to Old
Tactics to Retain Control.

burlington. March 1.--Altho Bur
lington Went progressive IN Its eau
cuses and under the leadership of W.
w. Copeland elected enough delegates
To control the county convention to-
day. the standpatters have brought
contests in two wards of Burlington
involving thirty-two delegates. hoping
thereby to effect the preliminary or
ganization and then the permanent
organization. The situation is tense
here and there is certainty Of n bitter
fight in the convention. 1t is predicted
that the matter will not end here and
whether II goes one way or another
it will be taken up to the state con-
vention.
The whole issue OF the control OF
the county convention lies in the dis
position that is made of the contests
from the Second and Third wards In
Burlington. If the progressives win.
they will have a total of serenty-eight
delegates in the convention. and the
standpatters but seventy-three: IL the
standpat contests are sustained the
progressives Will have but forty-siN
uncontested delegates. while the
standpatters will have a large ma
jority.
1t has been stated that the program
OF the standpatters would be to ask
the convention to eliminate from the
preliminary organization the con-
tested delegations. If this program
is adopted only 10 uncontested dele
gates would participate in the prelim-
mary organization. of whom the pro-
gressives would have only 46 and tho
standpatters 13. Under such an ar
rangement the standpatters would
name the committee on credentials and
the committee on permanent organiza-
ton; they would also be in a position
to unseat the progressive delegates
from the contested precincts. seat the
standpat delegates and thereby obtain
permanent control of the convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07

kathryn. the t'itzgeralds objected Ac-
cording to McCarthYs petition. the
family considered itself above him in
the social scale. they declared that he
could not provide their daughter with
the uNuries and general living that
She was accustomed Ia cn1oy and.
anyway. they didn't want him for u
son lin law But the daughter was of
another mind. and she married the
man of her choice in 500. They moved
to a farm some distance from Abel.
and according To the petition. lived
happily together until the parents
again interfered. The iinal upshot of
the matter was that Mccarthy. as he
alleged. lost the affections and the So
cicty OF his wife,
Now Mccarthy demands Judgment
OF $4,000 against the l'itzgeralds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
CLINTON AFTER THE REMNANT.
Manager Bueiow Will Get His Squad
of Men on Diamond Early.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Clinton. March Manager Bue-
low. OF the Clinton club of the Three
league. is here, and will get his squad
OF men on the diamond early. He
says he believes he has first division
team. and will go after the Three
pennant this year. The following men
have signed up with Clinton:
Fred Neiman, catcher, who was with
Davenport before the franchise was
transferred to Clinton, but who did not
report last year.
Smith. catcher. reserved from last
years players.
Wahl. "a southern man, catcher and
infielder
Mackay. shortstop, formerly with
Iowa and Wisconsin league teams.
Myers. an nhelder from the Tri-
State league.
Weber. an intielder from Indiana.
Crockett, first baseman, reserved.
Buelow, manager and first baseman.
Ohlan, left fielder. reserved.
kaphan, fielder, reserved.
Corkhill, fielder reserved.
Thiery. outiielder, purchased from
Binghamton. n. Y. formerly with Pc
oria: and the following pitching staff:
Ryan. from Butte. Mont; Baker.
Stauffer, Stllman, Fleet, Lindley and
Ward.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
pEcLAMAroRy CONTEST HELD.
Northeastern High School District
Well Represented at Mason City.


Mason City, March 1.-The North
eastern High School Declamatory con-
test was held here Friday evening. One
of the largest audiences ever present
at like gathering in the history Of the
northeast section was present An ex-
cursion train was run from Britt,
bringing over 200 from Garner. Britt,
Forest City and other points west
The contestants were divided into
three classes. Humorous, Dramatic and
Oratorical. Twelve cities We're repre-
scented. the contestants from each be-
ing:
Malcolm Greenleaf, Elkador: Will
liam O'Riley. McGregor: Howard Wet
ter. Clarion: Lee Parker, Eagle Grove.
oratorical class.
Chase Hoadely, Britt: Doris Mum
son. Forest City: John Reynolds, Car
ner Glayds Wiley. Mason City, dra-
matte class.
Ressa Banta Manchester: Arthur
Broderick. Grundy Center: Ruby
Smith. Charles City: Miss Volmerding,
Reinbeck. humorous class.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
STRONG cUMMlNs DELEGATION.
Bows Crowd to Clarion to County Con
venton- Schools Closed.

Special 10 Ttmes-Republican.
Bows. March 1.-THE following dele
cation was sent to Clarion to the re-
publican county convention: G. H
Jameson. C. klemme, NJ. S. Gunderson
c. H. Gilbert, Hans Hanson. F. D.
Fillmore. John Burretts. This is a
strong Cummins delegation. Enough of
the townships have been heard from to
insure to place Wright county in the
Cummins column.
The Bows schools were closed for
two weeks today on account of the
prevalence of scarlet fever Most of the
teachers have gone to their homes.
No serious cases are reported, but IT
seemed best to close.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
Items From Glidden.
Special to Times Republican.

Special TO IlineS-hepuDAcstn
Glidden. March AT the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Flansburg We'd
nesdav evening was celebrated the
wedding of their daughter Feva, and
Mr.. j. B. Paine. They left the same
evening for their future home near
Kennebec, S. D.
E. Akin arrived home this week
from his trip to New York. where he
was called to attend the funeral of his
mother.
c. NJ. Thompson and daughter ar
rived home few days ago from a
three months trip to Texas and Ok
iahoma.
D. C. Eaton has just completed a
new barn for ]. NJ: Buland.
Mrs J. Martin has been spending
the week with relatives.