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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
lowAns HEAR OATS GOSPEL"
Train Met at Every Station, by I'm
mense Crowds.

Mason City, March 1.-The oats spe-
cial arrived in this city over the Short
Line. Professor Holden and his assist
ants report that the meetings along the
route have been very successful Eigh-
teen stops were made between here and
Des Moines, and good crowds met them
everywhere. The smallest meeting was
at Iowa Falls where hitch in the ar
arrangements for the opera house for the
night was encountered. When they ar
rived there they found that it had pre-
viously been contracted for by an
amusement company.
An accurate account of the number
Of people at all the stops shows that
more than eight hundred people have
listened to them at points between here
and Des Moines. More than hundred
farmers were present at the court
house, to hear the lectures. Professors
Holden and Bowman spoke most of the
time. The gospel of oats is:
First--Select early varieties.
Second-Fan and grade seed.
Third--Be sure seed will grow.
Fourtl-Treat for smut.
Fifth--Prepare seed bed.
Sixth--Seed with drill.
Seventh--Seed early.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01

Shorthorn association, $3.50 from the
Angus association, 500 from the Here
fords. 5000 from the Polled Durhams,
$l50 from the Belgians, etc. Last year
the state fair paid in actual cash $685.
900 in premiums.
The matter of the right of different
persons employed about the legislature
to secure stamps from the public sup
ply has been turned over to the office
of attorney general for legal opinion
in the matter. State officers want to
know who's who in such matters, and
to have 1T determined once and for
all how money or state property can
be secured for use. Opinion is divided
and it appears that the statutes are not
so clear as they should be in regard to
some things.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
SoiqlirSto1naelil 'belchi1lQ
sno %2v TAKE kOdOl

These symptoms result from indiges-
ton and dyspepsia-brought on by i'm
proper eating. If you will merely take
a little Kodol, now and then, you can eat
what you want-and you will not have
any digestive trouble. Kodol digests
your food as soon as it reaches your
stomach. 1t does this because it contains
every element essential to proper food
digestion. Thus You see that Kodol
merely duplicates Natures process, in
your stomach, when your stomach,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01

CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED.
Question Is Whether Defendant Con.
Germ Really Belongs in Mason City.


Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. March IA motion for
a change of venue in the. case of b. G..
Maben VS. the Iowa & Minnesota Ger
cal Co, has been granted, and the case
will be heard in the courts of this
county. The plaintiff demands judg-
ment in the sum of $12,015.S2 and the
interesting question raised in the case.
is whether the defendant corporation
really belongs in Mason City. At
torneys for the defense asked for the
change, they said, because the corpora
ton has it's headquarters in this city,
and has no place Of business in Winnie
bago county, where the suit was
started Arguing against the change,
the attorneys for the plaintiff claim
that the company has several branches
in Winnebago, and no headquarters
here, altho it is supposed to so have.
The name of the corporation is not to
be found in the city directory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
BUTLER COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Farmers to Hold Three Days Meeting
Beuinninq March 4.

OoSiOHlUS MaIGu Ts
Special to Times Republican
Dumont, March 1.-The annual far
mers' institute of Butler county will
be held in the opera house in Dumont
beginning March and continuing
three days. The following program has
been prepared:
THURSDAY A. M.-MARCH I.
10:OO-Class in stock judging, con-
Quoted by r. X. Bliss.
1:3O--Lecture on animal husbandry-
r. K. Bliss.
Electricity, What Is 1t? How
Can We Control It?-Prof. West Dodd.
7:sO-Musical and literary prelude.
s:0O-Lecture by Prof. T. H. Nc
Bride. Iowa City.
FRIDAY FORENOON, MARCH 5.
10:00-"How to Secure Better Results
From Small GRAZING. r. Bliss.
11:3OAward of premiums and re-
marks on bread baking contest =
Miss Edith G.. Charlton.
1:30-Appontmen of committees.
1:45--"Home Making. Miss Charl-
ton.
s:oo--The horticulture on the But
Ter county farm.-G. r. Bliss.
7:S0-Musical prelude.
Observation-Disclosures i'm the Public
School" PROF. A. V. Storm.
SATURDAY FORENOON, MARCH g.
1o:o0-"Tile Draining Our Farms. =
Prof A II. Snyder.
1:3O-Reports of committees and
election of officers.
:OO--"Silos."--A II. Snyder.
:O0-"Malsing and Maintaining Good
Roads,. b. Davidson.
7:00-Musical prelude.
S:O0-"Social Aspects of Tuberculos-
is"-Aretas E. Kepford.
The following premiums are offered:
For the best loaf of bread First, SO;
second, 81; third, 81; fourth, so cents;
fifth, SO cents.
For the best ten ears of corn any
variety First SO; second, So; third 81;
fourth. 50 cents; fifth, so cents.
Exhibits of bread and corn must be
entered by 10 a. M, Friday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
Tho Toledo News.

Special to Times-RepuDllcan.
Toledo, March. 1.-Mr. Ennmitt Van
Nostrand, of Leon, Is visiting his SIS
ter, Mrs. F. O. Hoffman.
w. b. James, of Gutenberg, for
mer student of old Western, is renew
ing acuuaintances in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Benest returned
from their wedding tour Saturday, and
are receiving the congratulations Oh
their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Wade came home
last Wednesday, and will soon be at
home, two miles east of Toledo, on the
Yeiser farm.
Albert E. Childs and family moved
Saturday from the Kubic farm, north
east Of town, to the w. M. Cornwell
place, one mile east OF town.
A. H. Erickson has moved to the
place he recently purchased Of Steve
Dye, better known as the Judge Yer
milya place, south Of A. c. Nuckler's
A. L. Mesek has moved to the Robert
Jackson place, recently vacated by G.
&c. Hill, who has moved to Washing
ton.
Abe Reedy, who has tired Of town
life after a few years absence from
the farm, has Joined the exodus %
movers and gone back to his farm near
Monticello.
DIR. and Mrs. st. Clair were called
to Kansas City to attend the funeral
of Mrs. St Glars mother, who died on
Friday last.
Obey Kintz, who has acted as coach
for Leander Clark's athletes, and also
principal Of the school Of commerce.
has left for Des Moines, where he will
engage in the insurance business.
Professor Chapman will take charge Of
the school Of commerce for the re-
mainder Of the school year.
Miss Florence Cronise left Saturday
night for her claim in Colorado. She
will in all probability be gone some
months.
N. D. jackson and w. j. Wade will
load their cars on Tuesday and We'd
-nesday, preparatory to moving to
-Wheatland, Wyo.
on Thursday evening last a COM
,uany Of neighbors and friends Of Mr..
and Mrs N. d. Jackson gathered at
adieu. ere they leave for their new
nome. wen ullSu UdShelS WSIt ldNC'A
and during the course of the evening,
Mr.. w. f. Green, in few we'll chosen
words. presented Mr.. and Mrs. jack
son with a handsome ring. bearing
with it the best wishes of those left
behind.
\ The city and Indian school bands
isurned out on Friday to assist Leana er
Clarks basketball team to win a game
from Coe, but this encouragement add
ed to L. c. G.'s rooters, was not suf-
ficient to win the game, the score be-
ing IS to 49,
.lgEarl Miller, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. DIN c. Miller. and Miss Pansy
.Shanklin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
phomas C. Shanklin, OF Conrad, Were
married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Hartley, Wednesday evening.
Feb. "a. They will farm the w. F.
Johnston farm. recently vacated by ..
c. Miller, in Howard township.
e. O. Rice. Of Holdridge, Neb., IS
visiting at the home, of Mrs. Prices
parents. DR.. and Mrs. E. R. Smith.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
RECOVER STOLEN GOODS.
Newton Officials Find Articles Taken
Two Weeks Aao.


Newton. March 1.-THE Newton Of
ficers found the property stolen from
George Sells Davis on Wednesday
night, Feb. II. under the loading chutes
at the Rock Island stock yards. Each
article had the price tag on 1t just as
it was taken from the store and they
were In the case.
With the articles was the rope that
was used in getting into the store from
the skyligllt. This rope has been iden-
tilted as one taken from swing near
the feeder works.
The officers have every reason to be-
lieve that it was done by outside tai
ent.
The articles found are as follows:
Twenty-one bracelets, twelve neck
laces, three fruit spoons, forty-nine
charms, forty-five forks. six knives,
thirteen small spoons. twenty large
spoons, three pickle forks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01

through overlooking or ill-treatment Of
one sort or another, is unable to do its
own work as Nature intended. This 10
why Kodol is such good preparation,
for anyone who has any digestive
trouble, or is likely to have-as most Of
us are.
Our Guarantee.fGiest q d Rnaol bot +
you are not benefted-the druhs;ist win
at once return your money. Don't hesi-
tate: any druggist will sell you KodOl on
these terms. The dollar bottle contains
~ times as much as the soc bottle.
kodol Is prepared in the laboratories Of
-. G. Dewitt G. Co., Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
Paid Salary Long. Due.

De Witt, March LIN 1s6$-'65 Will
lam 'Taggart Campbell d. D., of Mon
mouth, ILL.,. was postmaster at 1his
place For some reason a portion of his
salary for one year was not paid. A
very short while ago Mr.. Campbell, re-
ceived from Uncle Sam a check for
$500 to balance the claim. A long while
to wait for your salary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01

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of
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suggestions with ST. and medical
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TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
pwAN CORPSE HELD.
Mexican Officials Refuse to Allow
Shipment of Iowa Mans Body.

Shipment of Iowa Mans Body.
Mason City, March 1.-Relatives here
of the late George Dwan, who died in
Geronimo. Mexico from the effects of
an injury by fall from q railroad
bridge, received a wire from Mrs
Dwan to the effect that the
Mexican authorities would not permit
the body to be shipped. The remains
in the meantime have been temporarily
buried and it is hoped by the relatives
and 4riends some action will be taken
which will bring about official permits
sion.
Mayor McConlogue, Saturday night
telegraphed Hon. David e. Thompson,
the American minister at Mexico City
to use his influence in getting the body
released for shipment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
GAMES At GRUMPY CENTER.
Grundy Center Girls victors, But 30,
Lose Their Game.

Lose Their Game.
Special to Times Republican.
Grundy Center, March. 1.-The girls
basket ball team from Vinton played
the girls team of our high school here
Saturday evening, the score being IL
to 10 in favor of Grundy Center. After
this game, the boys team from the
Marion high school played the boys OF
our local team, defeating our team In
what is said to have been the best
game of basket ball ever played in our
town. Marion is considered one Of the
strongest teams in the state, and our
BOYS feel very much gratified at the
showing made against this team.
Former County Superintendent j. I.
Gray is very ill at his home In this
town, from complication of pneu-
monia and liver trouble, but is ex-
pected to recover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01

a SIMPLE PROBLEM
81 me. addition of our good work to
onr low prices, making a sum total
80 E1RsT-cLAss PLUMBING. All
calls answered promptly.
COMPLETE PLUMBING SYSTEMS
Installed in your homes at moderate
nrices Have this modern conven
ience at your command, both from
sanitary and utilitarian reasons. We
.,ye estimates cheerfully.
BUCHANAN RoueHToN co.
,Phons 142.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
Peptiron Pills f. |;:: -; =: =:

strengthen the stomach, aid digestion. and pro.
mote sweet, restful. natural sleep. They are
chocolate.coated. acceptable TO the stomach and
easily assimilatsd and the best. medicine for
anen3ic, pale, nervous and dyspeptic men. women
and children and all sufferers from the effects OF
the strenuous life of today Pscs So or q OF
IL Made BY Hood It's Good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01

JOANNA: v,rur IL real economy
GoiA 1aleeAssfi P1UDRNCA
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-10
EnIarelne the Court EIOuse. /.

For quite a while past it has
been realized BY county and court
officials. jurors. lawyers, county
teafhers and others having business
at the county court house. that the
building is no longer adequate to,
the demands made upon it and that
more room is needed to accom-
modate this steadily growing de-
mand. Our Board Of Supervisors
are displaying an Intelligent and
commendabIe appreciation Of this
fact, and have taken the initial
steps to meet the demand by
inviting plans and specifications for
the needed enlargement. So im-
pressed. in fact, is the Board with
the importance Of taking action
that an adjourned meeting has
been appointed for next Monday to
consider additional plans and speci-
fications and if these can be agreed
upon, advertise for bids for the
needed improvements
AS it is fully recognized by all
who have any intelligent apprecia-
tion Of the facts and situation that
more room and better accomoda-
tions are weII-nigh imperative,
The Leader would modestly suggest
to the Board and to all taxpayers
of the county, that it will be far
more satisfactory and in the long
run be true economy, to make the
Improvements on a liberal plan and
build not only for the present ne
cessities, but for the future as
well. This is a growing county
and has splendid prospects. The
present court house is a good one
and well built, but it is simply not
large enough to meet the present
requirements. In making additions
and improvements let these be of
such a character that they will meet
present and future demands and re-
fleet credit on the wisdom and fore
sight of the Board of Supervisors,
and on the county itself, and not be
something so cramped. cheap and
out of PROPORTION to what should be
provided that there must be more
patchwork in a few years, or
the whole structure torn down and
a new start made from the ground
at larger cost. In a word, in deal
ing with the matter Of court house
improvements let the Board and all.
tax payers remember that the
county court house Is the house of
all the people of the county, that
Lincoln county is not pauper, but
amply able to affordta public build
ing which will meet present and
future needs tor at least so years
to come.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-10
THE STATE ENCAMPMENT.
Jackson Making Great Preparations for
the Event.

jackson, Miss, July s. Presi-
dent G. A. Fransioli, Of the Board
of Trade. has issued the following
address to the people and the press
of the state relative to plans for
the annual encampment of the
Mississippi National Guard:
TO the People and Press Of
Mississippi:
jackson is making big prepara-
tions for the annual encampment
of the state troops. Two thousand
soldiers will 60 into camp from
July IL to "a. In order to handle
the crowds the street car lines have
been extended to Camp Sam Sam
pie, an ideal location in the west
ern portion of the city. A large
dancing pavilion is nearing COM
pletion, and all necessary details
are being arranged to give the boys
and visitors a grand time. In ad-
dition to the state troops, detail
of battalion Of the United States
regular army, composed of more
than 400. will be in attendance.
Daily drills, parades and concerts
by a regimentaI brass band will be
given. A grand spectacular and
exciting sham battle will be d
GROWING feature at this encamp
Iment. Announcements Of the
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-10
Welcome Their DenaEluEe.

The subscription list of The
News Beacon continues to grow
thank you. notwithstanding a few
disgrnntled persons, whom the
SaYioN himself cbuld not please,
stop their paper. We are glad 70
have this latter class off Of our list.
aynesh0ro News Beacon.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-10

Jacksons Board Of Trade and
other business men went Oh q
boosters excursion down the
Great Northern from jackson
to BoQalusa Thursday President
y. B Nalty. of East Union. who
has large lumber interests At Jack.
son. joined the exeursionists at
Vanilla
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-10

towns, no statistics, but per cent
greater than in country: number Of
cases of yellow fever, none; number
|of cases Of dengue fever, none;
number of cases Of scarlet fever, 5
cases reported, several suspicious
cases; number of cases Of typhoid
fever, no record, but few cases
occurred number Of cases OF pneu-
monia. no record but more preva-
lent this winter than usual; number
Of cases of diphtheria, q: number
of cases Of tetanus, no record:
number of cases of measles. no
record no great epidemc: number
|of cases Of uncinariasis thook
|Worns) no record. few cases in
county number Of towns that have
instituted anti-mosquito measures
none; number Of towns that have
instituted anti-fiy measures, none;
number of towns that have organ
lied anti-tuberculous leagues, none; !;
number Of towns that have other.
sanitary societies, none; number
Of marriages in county, Sc whi te,
and ll8 negro, total. 204; number
of births in county, no record, no
statistics kept in State; number Of
deaths in county. no record required
to be kept in State and none has
been kept; number Of municipal
health officers, 8 number Of per-
sons practicing medicine without
a license, none.
City nRisances reported to the
City Health Officer: Brookhaven
needs sewerage system and cremat-
ory for waste and trash; meat mar
kets are in poor sanitary condition,
due to buildings, plank doors and
lack of ice; no meat market should
use or be allowed to use any disin-
fectant whatever. Fruit and
vegetables should be screened to be
healthful. We need record kept
at county court house Of all births,
deaths and Of. all contagious and
infectious diseases.
Salary paid the County Health
Officer. $400.
w. III. FRIZELL IN. d.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-10

DR. John Chisholm was y Brook
haHeu visitor the FIRST Of the week.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-27
: Lnero 70

Iara as ,acion i.'as s. han 81,
purs.o 20 ,eatr 'e . ,ol ~ to
T. d. rb~an, Do'prla ese
ma eucnta d. c'la ante % de y sae f.
dcstino.
llaee POGO saii6 sna, compu STA q.
cuatrocientos jinctes varias pe&as
de arti leria con ordcn de favorere,
Ia comprometida situaci IN del goberna
dor dc Rcsht.
llasta el prrsente, q gobernador .,
csa ciudad siguo comprometido y Ia
columna sigue sin pareccr.
idGntica sIerte han corrido las dc
mus troras eXpedi ionarias enviada.
por cl gobierno; y como la mitad d,
pueblo IS hosil al Shsh y Ia otra m,
tad supono el tragi fn que ospera i
las ropaS mp, rial,s en- cuanto aban
donan Ia capital, no hay modo de re
.c'atar geutc y Ia au'oIdad del nonar
Iea va q .d.ndo r.dt.ida ~ urar rr
d 81 paiacio.
olaF 3 fa, SIN o1ar-o: t3daeia
ea..1"ca y an" ava 81 ptcD'o ooa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-27

Chapi. aclama3o aroche hasta Is
extremes 4 lirartes De IL anot"oS'S en-
sonel eofrferd.rte fral De 81 n1eva
6rrra Y ~ i qre Il carto de amor
que arrsrc6 IA Mona Il s'@ %~tes'S
celsstial,s rara caer tr<mula de pasl n
en- los trazos de Ton ivan vn"lve
sonar como himno tri"nfante d eter-
70. dei surrruo amor entire n"fes de
iucieYro. cores ang.i'eos * nrodi2'os
del diviro milagro. rcritia Ia eonS@--
rraci6n total dcfn.tiva do 81 labor
De cnarerta aTca Chapi. roieaeo de
los artists. dc les professors Dc la
orqlesta. de los maestros hasta DE- los
espcctadoros De los palcos taJes y de
las butac3s que invadlsron 4 esc>a-
mario; Chapi, vencido por la emocion,
lendiio ror las iagr mas sai o~do ror
centenaros de voces entpsiastas que d.
han yisas a EsTara. Il Esrara qne
10 muere II G,.ae. i Ia fs~afa d ]
ate. rrdo .voiycr So oics d4l Sifa--
dos ror IN trataio tn'.ssnte. t.naz.
admirable toda su >id' honscsa y
hcr0ica DE- lucbador esforzado y sar-
tirse satisfe, 20 c no los cr"yer4ss dc
su talento de su genio nos sntia-
mos oTgullosos.
YO escribo una croniea.
Quiero ser hoy unicamente Il eco fiel
DE- la impression De todos no he de
apuntar squi una nois pro- ia o al
na que sIene discussion nj 4 regatco
r. a critica. lie Ia piuma caen ssbre
Las cuartiliss los elogios y Ia admira-
cion con Il efusiya geBersa abinl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-27

jaa CORR Il az Prefto Prn
fpt nes comm ~ cre ba lleeado ~
n m gsir tn rnnr's ntaute dl Natio
oai Cits Bark de Nreya Yosk. con Oh
lsto II 4rreglaf mportarte~ eonce-
ones con cI gotierro, asi como Ia
aeeociaci5n De IN enprastito.
la comra6fa Dc fr'rocarr1 Cul q,
Sac" las obres del puerto de- Puer
30 Prin,ire. son aigl ras de las emrre
SIS qee 81 Banco Sc propone uevar .
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la misma correspondence hare ~
hcr g.ie "A sofor 4 u. Arch,r. repr.-
..I . af's d rn sirdicafo amaricano
ha oelehrado ocn Il rohierro asa CON
trato para reeorstfuir Ia gran AIipcr-
"a crc fcd he,Ia durante ia apoca
dei g0bRIuo frances. IN 81 siglo XVII
con q fn Dc reesr Il yalle H. Pdsr-
10 Principe Este sifdcaio obiavo an
les Il arrendamieEio por Ses uta amos
de Ia isia Geuaive. ' Il contrato "a
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