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RAILROADS

RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ
EVERY oTEE2 HOCR US THE ODD H0Tu -
TO PHILADELFHIA AID SEW TraK
NV TERMINAL. Sd STREET NEW YORK
70 O. H. DluC-- pullman 2ZEa--
.sl. = "a .lser-a-l-1 L-a--cr- t-re-1o-1E Erzil-
$50 a. - Dller and PCl.lan Pzrlor Car.
si3 90 A. Dirr- ard F-iiu7r Psrlar Ca-
IN Direr ana PrI-an Pz-lor Csr
80 2 r. S1Eal LiIsed % AT Psl-nsn. Shou.
$50 n n. Dlner ard Purma- Psri0E
80 Cceches % Nev Tors-
-lll5 ulgct- -ieerers 20 FeT lo-E.
ATLANTIC CITY. T7a0. so ma a. n. iI50.
80 = n
-EYERY HQUR OS TEE HOUR
~ Bso. W.7. 30. -. rsl0. 80. 80.
fs1o. f'tac - 80 a. -. - so rcor So
E15. rCa. 80 80. 60 -35G -1-t5. SO rsa3
80 Hse So f-Sa. fs12 80 -l2ze. slsz5
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. - $50 3 n
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
fIr rFsI7--c5 a a. . :, p n - ras5i -.
uight
CLEyELAND. 9a5 p n.
1oILMhIS. 80 D. n
WINC.s5 ,I- 5F.sfE.R M. IA a A., a~
tEGDERlCA. fs@e. fs-l3. SIS q. n. ESo fi15.
HAGERsTowo- $40 = n. rao nn
4 NNAPQLIS I-o. so fl2s5 1oon- 80. 81.
.Dsilr. rFvcer- Sunday. ss-r.tar c1iv.
TELEPHONES ~ el RE f-llass-=e Fieset Of-~s.
~ g s, nv Van lsel: sls Psnnsylyania s7s-.
-37f- 1i-fr-----ir, p---e-- sfrf~ -
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTFD-FURNISH ROOM FOR
light housekeeping by gentleman; state
location and price. Address BOX CO. Her
aid Office. lH
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IN The SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
q columbia Nathaniel I. Sylror e a. IS
Mahel 81. BROOKS e Al. No. &552. Equity Docket
os-Ihe obect o. this sut is 70 sell part Of square
~ washington d. C.. fronting 3 feet CT II st-eeL
solgth hT deprh Of 100 feet. 0f which Charles d.
sydnor died seized tor partition among his heirs
o. nofi1n of iae ccnapiainants i Is this % DAY
OF JULY. 1903. ordered that the 6efendauts Ezra
A Aonig11aery. Albert Moutgomery. and Elizabsth
A >1cnoT cause tne- apeerauce % b entered herein
On OF before me i0rtieh day exclusive q Sundays
a-d legal holidays. occurring after the dsy o. ths
trst publication ~ this order, otherTse ne causs
VII be procecdet with as IN cass y default Pro
Fi-e1 a COPS n Tins order Be Dublishsd auce a
week fcr three successive weeks n tie Wssbin-ton
Law Reporter snd The Washington herald befors
said dar. JOB BARNARD. Jrstiee. A trss eorv.
Test: fseaLl J. r. YOUNG. Cierk. b J. A c.
PALMER Assistant C-crE frsUU
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY. co.

CHESAPEAKE BEACH RI. co.
Elective Jaly T. Ie1
Suhie-f % rler~e without rrtica
MQNDA1S. TUESDAYS WEDNESDATS
THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS
GOING-Lesve District line a. 9@5 Il a. n 80
$50 1-s5. end $50 p TO-
RErT RNfSG-Leave the Bach az sS5 a. n
rs. 20 ESQ. sNo srf 009 q n
SATU RDATS
GGISG-At 9-2s. uSa O. n. 2sc so SO T,i5
ard 9,s5 p m
RETTRNNG-At 90 a. n. l2g. 250. $50
so. 900. and I9s9 T. r.
SUNDAYS
C0TNG-At s-s, Hso a. H.. 20. 500. 400 rs
and os5 % n
RETURNNG-At 30 a. H.. p:ss. go $50
so. 9G0. and lodo p n
PAUL Y. WATERS
Gerczl MaraEe-
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LOTS.
FARMS.
FOR EXCHANGE.

7 HAVE A GOOD GUITAR THAT 4
would ike to exchange for a No. 1 SKI
camera. Call or address 81 King St,
Alexandria, Va.
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SOUTHERN RAIIWAY

y. B.-ForoEfrg schedule figures r-bIishet oosy
information and are not guarantecd
Fc- Atlsrta. Birmingham. 1ICSie New O-lesr.
Asheville ChatfarcoEa. Memphis O. n and les
2. r. daily Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoo-a Rf-rlrz.
han ScU Orleans. 1913 o n daily Dirins csrs
For KnCxTiIle ChatJanooEa. Memphis $50 a. q
dailv. Sleeper may be occupied after 70 p M
Dining cas-.
Augustu. Aiken Savannah. J-cksu1-ille and Ford,
points. 40 2. n. daily DiniuF car serrice.
Tcursst cars for CaEfornis tri-weeklv 40 q. n
Locai fc7 Ha-riscn1-re. a. n. daily. 4.l5 . n
weekdays; foT Danviile. T1e = r. daily. and for
Charlottesville 80 A. r. ard So q n daily
Frequent trains - ard from Bluenonf.
L s RaGWN General A-enG
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THOMAS DOWNING 90. A1cla1eers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIPROVED REAL
ksIAIE. ADJOINING The REFORM
SCHOOL. D. g.
B. virtue n a csrtain deed a. trlst from lille
T. Baiiey. dly recorded iu Liber No. 81 a.
toao No Z2. o. seq.. or the Land Recorls u the
District ~ Columbia and 70 the request u the
party secured thereby. undersigned trustees vii
seil a. pgblc aucticu in frcut q -hs p7eIases CT
III EoDA1. 5uT p. 1913. 40 = 0'clock Docu the
foli0Tirg desGited ,and situated in ths Uiznet u
Coiunoia aId known ss lcf No. IS sn subdivision
ot arcer-sle Tcr Vlat recorded in the s1--erors
p1he ~ SAID District i0 BOOK LeTy CCur No 2
az Ta7e Nc. ls. containing acres. u0-e or les.
Terms ci sale- Cash: A deposit q $50
VIZ be required when property Is zro-rel down
All cluTefa Bong. recriir- and n8fary fees AZ the
cost n the puTctase--
JOSEPH " C0E. T--,e.ee.
i-l'i-st-ls1A ELLA IT. DREW. Trus,ee-
THOMAS BOWLING * Co. Auc-iouesz-
TRUSTEES SALE or UNIgPROyED REAr.
EsLAIE ADJOINING THE REFORM
SCHOOL. D. e.
BY rirue n a ca1-aia deed q rr,st fros. Annie z.
Alderman a1d Asahel y. Alieu.ru duly rr~--.1ed
in Liiel So. Zss AZ f-lio No. - d -. II -
Land Bec0rls ol TIE District - Columbia. and A.
fhr rclHc7- g the IarV sf~-red rh-rcty. under
signed trustees E-l sell a; r-blc a1ron n front of
thn prrUlFes cl TUESDAY Trl- Co. 1875 40 u
c,ock u0o1. IRE following fss-r'bed lcud situated
u rae Dls-ri-. n fo.rU5a and Er-1 as ~
No = IN sr1dir,si.n ci Gresnrzie ss per pat IT,
cl-l-d Il rle Sl-rcv7rE O-lce Cf sid Di=fra-r
p b'ok Le75 c0rt Nc. 2 AZ rcse No .. c-n-ain-
irC : acres u1re ~ less
TENS o. saic- Cssh. A cash derosit q
$50 win 6e rsgui-i when pr-pezfy IS bnocfel
down. All 1-uirvl-c.-g. recording ard notary fsls
40 tle cCs; cf -le p-rchs4-r-
JOsErH ". cox. Trl-sc.
is-ls;ie-isael ELLA M DREW. Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES

- PRENE COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF CO
lr-mb.a ho.dirr Probate 60 - rs-Ss -
iicu-lhis is % gre nofiee .hst ne So
scTlnef o. tae District q Colur1tia hss oftsiuel
nom the PROBATE C9nrt u re Di.-rirf a Coi--,
pa ie''ers cl ac1eintrafin ou the eststc q Peer
~ .lsl-e ere q tne Bist7ier q Coiunbia. decazsed
Al Icrso1s having claims sa,ir-s ~ se-.ss-5 -.
nfice5 Earncd % exhibit the sane. WITH the Touch
ef- tlereoi, lcsally aufheusieated 70 rhe v-t-ihr
on q before the ZTH DAY OF JULY. A. ID. rslg.
elnel-ise iae5 may hy Law be excluded from al
benefit n said estate Given -.rder ~ - -
In DAY q July Ha. HENRY WENKETvtV
~ ~ s.. ne. Attest fseall JAMES TANNFR
hegisfs q Wis fg the District of CoIrmF.s
CLERK q he PROBATE Court JOHN D. GEORf5E-
Attorney svT7m1-
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SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
lulnbia. holdiDg PROBATE C0urt No lsIZs Al
HiiIisiraron--Ihis Is 20 give notice hat fhe Slb-
scT1boS n the Disiricf q Columbia ard tbe So,
q Maryland- respectively have obtained frosu ne
Probate Court n TIE District q Columbia ietfers
testamentary the estate q Elizabeth & sfarburv
hfc q ne Disrricf n Columbia deceased An
prsons having claims sgainst the deceased are asrs
y Farncd to exhibit the sane with the Fouchers
lhefecf. hsaly erthenticaicj. % the s1hscrbc7s
on OK before the lZTH DAY OF July. A. D. $40:
othcrTise they ray b. iaw Be excluded fron al
benent e said estafe Given Under our hands this
IRA day q JulT. eg JOHN " NELSON. 70
= Calvert street Baltimore. Nd. META u.
DoDfL, ~ street northwest. Washington. D.
G. Attest: SEAL JAMES Tanner. ReTiS-r- ~
WIS lor che District oi Columbia Clerk Il the
PROBATE Co'lr-. GORDON & GORDON. Attorneys.
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MANICURIEG.

PROPERLY MANICURED NATTS GIVE
ones fingers that desired tapering ef-
feet Menicuring as do Il IS a fine art,
sc f1r summer months Mrs. DODGE,
Room . - 10th 81 Z-7tf@
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EoR RENT-ROoMS
FURNISHED.

THREE COMMUNICATING ROOMS.
uEfurnished suitable for light house
keeping; good location 252 Delaware
ave ne 195
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ROOF syGKN-

4 specially. We make old roofs rood s'S
new, i've years guarantee Give us
trial Established fifteen years. Esti-
mates free. Phone Main SIS d q.
DORSEY & CO.. 7I2 sth St NV 1{I-rrs
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20Uz q ST. NW--ROOMS FOR RENT.
furnished OF unfurnished; uansients ac-
oommodated. Telephone West l50S-
my19-tf
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saw AND TOOL sHAaPEYISG.

CIRCULAR. BAND. AND HANDsAvv
sharpening saw cumming and band
saw 5razingi lawnmowers sharpened-
nrsf-class work. REM & LUDWIG. t2l8
= St nv. tuthES l50t
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPEOVED
city real estate at lowest current rates
OF interest; special privileges with respect
20 prior payments. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD Unc-). 10 18th St NV 63-tfs
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ROOFING.
WINDOW CLEANING.
u

EOCSECLEANING TINE.
Windows houses. and Offices cleaned.
NE know how LEON l. CaEOON Acme
Window Cleaning Co. 1os St rW
Phone Main 1I5e I2s-tfs
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CEMENT WORK

CEMENT WORK. CLEANING AND ~.
cavatins az lowest possible prices. ~
u WILLIAMS. I0ls 18th ST. NV. 'Phans
Main SIN. Sr7s
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WANTED - SUN MMER BOARDEES-
Good fishing: lithia water near, Terms
moderate. Address, Mrs. y. W. CAMP
BELL, Weyers Cave, Va. 19l
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WANTED-SUADfER BOARDERS
cool, quiet place; good table. Apply
BOX l., OaktOn. Va. ls6
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FOR NEWSPAPERS AND CONFEC-
tiOnery call corner store. 4th and NV.
194
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GLEN MANOR, FOREST GLEN, MD.
open for guests June 10 under same
management as ChetwoOde Terrace.
Iowa Circle; large house; delightful
rooms; broad piezzas; shady lawn, ten
mis-; dancing, sc. Apply Forest Glen. l5
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MISS HARRISON, MATICURING.
scalp. and facial treatment; hours 10 10
$50. sos 18th ST. 1q5
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PERSONALS.
One Cent q Word Each Insertion.

JOSEPH W. c.. COME BACK AND ALL
viii be we'll JENNIE. 195
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
)He Cent a Word Each Insertion
HOUSES-

FOR RENT-Sl3.20 NEAT. Groom frame.
livi u 81 ne, cars pass. Key sl4 Mary
ldil aye he IeI Ig2 1st
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-20
UNITED IN LIFEs EVE.
A. ". Morgan Visited by Brother He
Had Never Seen-Aoed Father H.

Special TO Times Republican.
Mason City. Dec 2o.-To be forty
two wears old and to have a brother
whom he had never seen was the OK
perience of \. II. Morgan, of this city,
until few days ago.
Nearly fifty years ago +. 4. Morgan
left his home in New Providence TO
seek his fortune i'll the west He
helped build the Union Pacific thru Ne
braska and then drfted On into Wyo-
ming, finally going To Idaho. where
he became pioneer settler in Loise
City. His brother, A. II. Morgan. was
born after he went west and the older
brother had never been back to the
east Recently the health of the father,
who still lives in New Providence, be
came impaired and the older son came
east to see him. On the way he
stopped in Mason City to see the
brother whom he had never met and
his visit was a complete surprise Yet
the younger brother recognized him
at once because of the striking resem
blance of the older brother To the
father.
+. T. Morgan has gone on to New
Providence to see his father for the
first time in nearly half a century.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-20
PUNISHED For CONTEMPT.
&c Day in 'eIl ! 90 Fine for Ig-

Ore Day in .eil : go Fine for Is-
r-r;re sib-oena.
WEBSTER CITY. Dee. 2o.-Jallmer Rull-
st2d. The Jewell young man who was
brought here last Thursday from Ma
sen City, whittier he had He'd to esL
cape testifying before the grand jury
after being served with "a subpoena,
realized Saturday evening when the
judge pronounced sentence on him that
it is no trifling offense to ignore the
service of a subpoena. His offense
comes under the caption of contempt of
court and he was sentenced to serve
one day in the county Jail and pay a
fine of $50. Rullstad was one of the
witnesses in some of the
drug store cases
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BENTON COUNTY CROOK CAUGHT,

+. II. King, Wanted for Robberies,
Captured in Illinois.
Special to Times Republican
Ninton, Dec. POI. H. King, wanted
in Vinton for grand larceny committed
recently, paroled convict from Illi-
nois. whom Sheriff Blair has been un-
tiringly after for the past month, has
been captured by the police at Deca-
tur, according to letter received from
that city by the sheriff. This capture
has added another feather in the cap
of Sheriff Blair, to whom most of the
credit is due for the reincarceration of
King.
1t seems that King was recently par
oiled from the southern Illinois peniten-
tlary and was employed by firm of
bridge contractors doing work for this
county, and was in this state without
the knowledge or consent of the board
of parole of the state of Illinois. While
here he stayed at the Downs Hotel.
During that time large amount Of
jewelry was missed from the rooms of
some of the other boarders No one in
the house was suspected at that time
until later when the missing articles
turned up in the hands of young
lady in Cedar Rapids to whom King
was known to be devoting share of
his attentions. The sheriff upon receiv-
ing this information started at once for
the country, where King was working,
but King learning of it was assisted
by the foreman of the gang to make his
getaway by then way of Van Horne
The bridge foreman. E. S. Rife, was
arrested on the charge of aiding a
criminal to escape and was later re-
leased on bond. King will be held in
the southern. Illinois penitentiary un-
til the completion of his term at that
point for burglary and larceny and will
then be turned over to this county for
punishment.
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NAN AND WIFE MISSING.
Case at Charles City Indicates Aban-
donment of Yeurs Babe.

Special TO Times Republican.
Fhar,es City, Dec ao.-E. |. Webster
aad wife, who have been making their
home AT the Hildreth Hotel the past
t3ree OF four months, have apparently
cropped out of sight Mr. Webster has
ceen ON the road for a Dies Moincs an
ti-maii order house publication, cover
ing territory within Il hundred miles
of this city and has spent Very little
time here but his wife and little son
have been regular boarders at the Hill
dreih Hotel.
Some two months ago Mrs. Webster
gave birth to y son. whom she placed
IN cherye of the wife of j. A. koebrick.
VINO has given ii u mothers care ever
since. Heretofore. when Mrs Webster
left town she has informed Mrs. koe-
nrick where she was going and when
she would return. but at this time
failed to do so, when she left the city
last Saturday. This gives rise 10 the
suspicion that she is gone for good.
with the intent TO abandon the child
Other suspicious circumstances sur
rounding the absence OF the couple
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MAN ARRESTED LAST SPRING
FOR SELLING CHICAGO CLOTH.
ING RETALiATEs.
SUES BUFFALO CENTER
MEN FOR 5000 DAMAGES
lnformations Filed Against Leading
Merchant, Mayor and Marshal Of the
Town, ct Al-Took Orders For
Clothing, Was Arrested and Sent to
JaiI-It's His Inning Now.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican
Buffalo Center, Dec. 2O.-The latest
in connection with the arrest of "sena-
tor Nelson last spring by the officials
Of Buffalo Center, for taking orders
for and disposing of Chicago made
clothing, is the serving of papers here
on G. g. Pritchard, clothing merchant
OF the town, who filed the information
against Nelson, and on Mayor Harri-
son and Marshal Gallagan and his
bondsmen, for $4,000, damages
Nelson claims it will take that
amount to satisfy his injured feelings,
damage to his reputation and the dis
grace heaped upon him by his arrest
and confinement in the county Jail.
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IOWA BOYS MISFORTUNE.
Ed Gilman. Formerly of Eleora. Acct
Genta'ly Shot, in Milwaukee.

Special to mcs-Eepuhlicaa
Nevada. Dee. so.--h'.ierjs IN l's c..Y
have learned ii !, serious and 'srhar-
What viii raove ftlal accident II Sd
Gilman. a former f.ldora boy. a, The
home of his siste~ IN Milwalh q WtA!l
talking Win his Misunderstanding re
volvcr wh.el he carried in his hir
pocket in some manner Slipped from
the pocket and, strikius upon the edge
OF chair seat. was discharged the ball
passing thru his back md into the
ldngs and liver. The BAN entered the
right side al about The twelfth rib,
passed thru the liver and lodged in the
lung.
An N-ray examination Will be made
as soon as possible to determine the
exact position OF the leaden ball, The
physician in charge Of the hospital in
which he is confined, in conversation
over The long distance telephone. gave
Int neager hope of his recovery
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Northern Io1ua Items

record is that he most always get
caught. His pal got away. Ever since
he has been old enough to steal or
crack a safe Harrison has been wan
ed and the authorities have usually
gotten him. He was born in Arkansas
the son of Mr.. and Mrs John Harri-
son, and came to Jefferson when a boy
of IA or Is. calling this his home from
that time forward
Schcsw;g.
y. Chcistiansen's store was DESTROY
Cd by fire, caused by the clerk scratch
ing match on the stove, when a part
Of the match flew into some cotton bat
ng nea" the stove, setting it on fire
rae lre department. was. at once noti-
fed The draft caused by the door
being open in the grocery d artment
drove the fire from the rear to the
front OF the dry goods department, do
stroy.:1g the entire stock of goods, in
cladi"S large line OF holiday mer-
cha1dises- a small portion Of the build
Ing yet remains. Tie loss on building,
snd merchandise is estimated at $14..
900.
Bows.
j. Z. HuHgerford had narrow es-
cape when his mail wagon was struck
by che early morning passenge-. as he
was coming into town. preparatory to
going out Un his mail route Tn. tain.
was running two and one-half hours
late and struck the crossing at a high
rate of speed Mr. Hungerfo~d was un-
able 10 see The coming train. on ac-
count of a string Of box cars Which
stood on Il siding. The engine caught
The rear part of his wagon de:noish-
ing the sanc Neither Mr. Hungerford
ncr the team was struck. and the
team took a lively spin up r.llsw Drtl:
street. Mr.. Hungerfofd eNtricated him
self from his wrecked Wagon. and
hopb!ed ~ town.. not seriously nurt
Cherokee.
\ pony, belonging to the shetland
pony nerd Of Frank Phipps Was run
down and nil,ed by Il Pack of wolve,
a few days ago. The fact il we'll at
tes ted, however Incredible i, may seem
that such = depreciation could happe.
III Iowa. almost within the limits Of =,
city cf 5000. The pack, which has all
summer and fall infested lie biz vas
ture where this Shetland herd is kept.
was seen by several neighbors chasing
the pony. which was a last spring colt,
weighing less than $50 pounds. Tho
tracks cf five wolves, too are plainly
visible where they followed the anina II
to the spot where ii was caught and
killed. .-"c:.l spnrtsmen are talking rf
a hunt for these wolves.
There are numerous complaints OF their
odepredations- County Trearurer Adsit,
who lives on the edge of town. has this
season lost $50 worth of poultry by
Them
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-20
STOMACH DISTRESS SIMPLY yANIsHEs

remedy is used. Diapepsin really does
all the work of a healthy stomach. II
disests your meals when your stomach
can't. single dose win digest an
the food you eat and leave nothing to
ferment or sour and upset the stomach
Get large o0-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsln from your druggist and
start taking now, and in q little while
you Will actually brag about your
healthy, strong Stomach. for you
then can eat anything and every
thing You want without the slightest
discomfort or misery. and every par
ticle of impuaty and Gas that Is in
your stomach and intestines is going
to be carried away without the use of
laxatives or any other assistance.
Should you at this moment be suf-
fering from Indigestion or any stom-
ach disorder, YOU can get relief within
five minutes.
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indigestion and all Other Stomach Dis.
tress Goes After Taking Little
Diapepsin.

You can eat anything your stomach
Graves without fear of Indigestion o.
Dyspepsia. or that your food will fer
ment or sour on your stomach if you
will take little Diapepsin OCCASION
ally.
Your meals will taste good, and any
thing you eat will be digested: nothing
can Torment or turn into acid or poi
son or stomach gas. which causes
Belching, Dizziness. a feeling OF full
ness after eating, Nausea, Indigestion
Qike lump of lead in stomach,) Bill
iousness, Heartburn. Water brash.
Pain in stomach and intestines or
other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are alb
solutely unknown where this effective
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tablish sugar beet factory in Mason
City and Is interested in increasing as
greatly as possible the acreage of SUI
gar beets in this section and the coun-
try generally. Farmers in this vicin-
lty who raised sugar beets this year
were rewarded by splendid profit and
already local people are making prepar-
atoms to plant an acreage of sugar
beets next year which will be twice as
great as that harvested this fall. If
sufficiently large acreage for sugar
oeets can be secured the factory at
Mason City is assured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-20
DONS NAN KILLED
E. r. ElpE's NECK BROKEN in
FALL FROM RAILROAD
BRIDGE.
WAS ENRouTE HOME
AND FELL IN DARKNESS
Eide Prominent Lodge Member and
PopuIar-Hody Not Found Until
Sunday Afetrnoon-Leaves Wife and
Several chiIdren-other News Of the
State.
Special 10 Times Republican.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Dows, Dec. 2o.-E r. Eide, resi-
dent of this place. met death in a
shocking manner some time Saturday
night; While going home abous .
o'clock he evidently walked off the rail-
road bridge. breaking his neck. HIS
body was found yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock
Mr.. Eide was = young man So years
Old and belonged 20 the X. Of p. aud
NJ W. a. lodges. lie leaves a family,
consisting of a Wiz ara three small
c.lis.r ..
~, ads and relatives were slloel. d
at his unt.ne,y eei
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-20
NOT SAME DoBBfNs.
Convicted Member Of Mabray Gang
Denies Cedar County Story.

Convicted Member Of Mabray Gang
Denies Cedar County Story.
Council Bluffs, Dec. 20-John r.
Dobbins, after reading story to the
effect that ten years ago in Cedar
county he had been convicted, under
the name of Eliza Dobbins, of assisting
in the swindles of a farmer out of ST.
100 on fake foot race, declared it to
be false. Both Dobbins and Attorney
Emmett FINLEY said the story is a
malicious one Mr. FINLEY said further
that Dobbins life history was written
in the trial of his case here
AT the time of which he is accused
of this former swindle Dobbins was
bur ~ years of age and was employed
by his father in a grocery store at
Princeton, Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-20

from the city are that they are rather
heavily indebted to the Hildreth for
board and rooms. Mrs. Webster gave
out when she left that she was going
to Mason City and would return the
following day. but up TO this time no
news has been received as TO the
whereabouts of herself or her husband
II is hoped that they will return,
straighten up financial matters and re-
sumo the care of their child.