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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08
FOURTH or JULY SERMON
by Rev. l. S. GARRETT.

At Eleven o'clock on the 18th.
of July 1909 at the Colony Arbor
on Wlieatstunc Rev. l.. S. Gar.
rctt delivered before q large au.
aicncc; the following sermon.
TEXT:
Mud there were born unto him seven
sons and three daughters. job. t--2.
Friends. Nciehbors, and fellow
Ci'zens. appear before you at
his hour, for thc purpose Of nl.
dressing you on tits I'll import.
ant day. Al! truo boru American
c!tia'la, or tho enc who has be e.
come NJ American c!,.2on Uv
naturalization shcuil uouor this
day with spirit of patriotism.
lfyou people have come here
to day to see the frivolous pleas.
urcs Of this world. displayed:
YOU will bc disappointed. II
you come here expecting to see a
money making scheme; you will
be disappointed. But If you
have come here TO hear the word
| Of God cxpoundud. And The orr
| lg.nation. or fundamental princi
pals, Of the beginning Of cur 20,
crnmcnt explained. then We
shall try nnd not let you bc dis
appointed. Hence, We say tau,
this day was purchased for us,
by many drops, or an ocean ol
blood, w Wav Of expressing tn,
| fearful soig1 0l War.
Now we have ns doGbt but
What our text iney seem stran.,
on such an occasion MS this; bu,
1--we have con;ilcncN to believe
that after VIC are thru with Giis
our sermon, you all will not thinl
it 50 strange. This day is tl,
day, IN the year l77G, Ono hun
| drcd and thirty. three years ago
when our fore fathers declar
ed our iEdepcnlcncc--Said t,
the world. that on this Con,incN
al! rlcn shOu Id be free: for thci
!crcator had created all men cqua
with certain ii.alitnaLlc right,
such as lie, liberty and the per
suit Of happiness, which no ont
lad any right to interGcar with
So with the patriotic spirit o
liberty burning and blaMuG Il
|their heart. They met the foe
Eugiands mighty army with ~
| uudaunted will, and o dctctmlna
ton 10 conquer or die, and at Nh
first battle taught ut Lexington
Can any Of you here to-day, tel
how many OF the patriotic Amer
leans fell in that fight? 1t is tru
there WIS many Of the enan,
fell, but the question is hoy
many Of the Americans? r,
j answer Comes SO We must on
swer seven: these was the frs
marters. Please read.
Battle OF Lexington (ApriI /
; lT15,. When the 1edcoats, a
:, the British soldiers were called
reach- Il Lexington. they found
company OF minute men Ha,hc,
ins Oh Tie village green Eidin
up. Pitcairn shouted, "Dispdrsc
You rc,eis; lay down your arms.
lTley .hesituted a altirrais
, lcnsund: in which seven Amer
!, cans die first martyrs of u,
Il, volution were killed"
i lEarns History OF the Unite
States J
II These seven inarters put rs /
mind Of our text, Jot had seye
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08

SONS, ana tnree dauGnters oorn
unto him. We shall speak but
little Of tho three daughters Of
the young Republic. Hut must
say that the generals wife who
was found in din OF battle taking
care Of the wounded and dying.
WashinG.on's wife. The one
who scwej the frstAmerican flag
tuGctAer 3, Passing this, and look
ins l,pon The field oy battle and
beholiins the seven representa-.
tives Of jobs seven sons. Wei
tcriug in their own blood, You
may ask, what has this to do
with the Dcclaratic. :. Of Indepen-
dence? When we are through
you viii know bestcr why. The
numbog seccn is a Diblc number,
q sacred number. Please read
again.
And this nan shsi' bs the pencp when
,he Assyiian Olall como !r,o cu. land:
and wacn 40 shall tread in Qua palaces.
then shall we raise against him seven
! shs,,heTds. Mert, t-5.
Here Is aTuin the soyen sons Of
Job, represented but VIC ahn'
give you another representation
please read.
| Fol who hath dsspiSci tho day o
small thiass for ihoy shalt rc!sics an'
shall SEQ tho rlunWei in ,hc hand %
lZ.rubbsbel with those seven; they NJ
tho eyes Of The Lord which run 10 On,
fsn through TIC whoio egr'h Zcah. Al,
! Here usaia the manifestation
OF lhu number seven Is made
hnd tiosv sHYon eyes Of tht
Lord are his seven Spirits pleas
reed,
Tho mystery VI tho seven stare Sh'c
thon sawcsl IN my r!sh hard and sevn
golden candl cetirkE Tho st7on riar
Rro the nngcls VI Tao gcvcn churches
ana the scven candlcsiicte vhicu tho
tsawcsl aro the scvon churches I.cv
't-oo
Ana INTO the nn:cls NJ ,hr chntlh 4
, Shrdie wife. These things saith he thu
hath t1c scvCn Spifita OF God and lh
seycn li1ls' know thy worls TIN, tho
has, usuio that thon iivest, nnd M
dead Esl. G-l.
! Those ecven spirits of Coo
should do u perfect work thrl
man as you will find 1t in thi,
| languagG.
| Wherefore brethren. look yc on
Inm1Dg you seven men Of honcst report
tail Of the Holy Ghost ard wiaSor
whom We niuy appoint over this bu.
iness. Acia. C-B.
| Here is a complete reprcsen
tation of Jobs seven sons. Blu
! where will you find those sons 0
The church, to. day? They ar
not manifest. NDw turnin!
aSain 10 the day when our fore
fathers, many0f them gave tl.ei
lives and sllead their blood To-
those grand principals Of Liber:,
that we enjoy to-day. With ach
ing heart, we suy We do not cnjo,
} them to-day. As when we wa
J, freed from the tyrant hand O
England Then they raise
!. thcir own wheat and corn, an
. they grNund their own Hour az
: lmeal. nut to-day tho mcDo.
,lyods Glind our lour and meal
land mako our ware for US. au,
4 I've pay for it. And this leave
. istarvation all over our countr,
= and that 10 In q boastcd land q
|of plenty. Our freedom ha
/ been stolen away from US b
degrees, by parasites. once th
!, American people owned tbei
,'own homes. but now they are Il
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08
Vo. VII NORWOOD, Mo Thursday, July 9Th 1909 No 80

the hands OF monopoly Missouri
use 10 te the !ar OF west. But
now she is almost the certoi If
the broad land OF liberty Wash. |
ington was first IN war. ard arst
in peace-He was The first Pres,
dent OF the United States. And
now 10. when we stall try to
show you, job and hio seven aons
the emblem Of the government
of the United States. Washing.
ton was q Mason had attained to
the 'higest degrees, ana when he
was iEaugerated nc had seven
men in bis caoipet as his cabinet
Ulcers and The reason for this
viii he better krown when we
read you this.
| SEVEN. Seven Ia an impor.
| tant number to u Free!nason. In
| ancient tilaes each brother was
compelled 20 be acquainted viii,
the seven liberal arts aud
lscioncgs; it il for this reason
that seven hrethcrn form Z
lsy:nbolic lodge.
History aud Cyclupeaia Of Free.
masoiNy. bc Macy Oliver.
Page 66I.
+ Washington was q Trac nlasoH
Il and for this reason, he hat
seven men ia Lis cabinet. TX
:, this btl'ugcd tho great priuci
/, pals q liberty, When liberty
, was declared, No eli again was
!. Ut declared for ali people il
e America? Aad we answer /;
g vc,. put yvos ,,,a dea,arot;,,
rdhpsres toy "a r, sosv,a,
o-.:r,t vo, from Jot, n.1 ",
y sora lai.,r. T., ,,r,,,,,oso g., 20
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a,bis C,b,no. ~.Job lost lia s,,,
=. FOR f. yl,iIa md e, Ina t,;s ,.y
= mr. ~, r., ,,,,.q, ,,,;.rc ,,.,t
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,oan ra,,.,aao.a' IN 49,, ,f,f,,e
r,,,e o,.,s,or ,...,, c,vor-,. o.
, w, say 70 van, q ,ti. I.,c,,,
! .rd his C,ti-..
toair IN, this same bunk, y,
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: "-S ~~o'Ao~
q EoG fr!lnds Ia this you see
! change OF tic sacred No, sever
c from the time ofIincain. jnc,ud
7 ,,,,.A,.,y.1o.,,os.crosN, s,,o,
J. !:
T. '''' ''sA 'a'eN "N o"'
r government !'Ie Joo oaa ioss Tvs
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TAKE NOTICE.

Any party of parties wishing 10
ask any qaostions. through this
paper, upon any salect relig.
trsly or otherwise shall be
treated ~ = friend Bot ip no case
will the Editor, allow any slGrs
or slsng phrases 60 through
Af.ss3a ~
ts colsmns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08

at Harrersferry fought another
hard battle to freesthe slaves OF
the south. And what THAT noble
man could not do with the spirit
Of liberty in his heart. God
inspired the heart OF Abraham
Lincoln to complete the work
witch hc did after his Emonsa'
putior, Ptcclimution. And to-
day eur heart arc illuminated
with tie same spirit of Washing
Ton, Brown. Llnctln and Gar:
field. And We would say that
noble man George Il. McOlcllon.
We as they would love to sec
slavery abolished from our land,
the wage slave Is worse of Now,
than the colored man then. But
thanks be to God for the prom
Use to job. Please read.
Ha had ssc seven sons and uie,
ldAus b,er. job. 43-I3.
job Was given his sons agait
and We believe that this govern
mcnt viii come back and wall
1 the chockerea pavement thu
Washington walked. aud th,
starving mothers and children
will be fed and the American
;peoplc will unioy the Eloriou
liberty shat Paul spoke Of whc,
he said.
sTAsD fns, therefore in ths llbcr,
gnevewitb C,iit bah made Us free au
ue moi en,an. led again with tho yoke u
b nlago, Aa. 5-l
Amen anl Amen.
PROGRAM.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08
LUssUEftiTiUN
ROLLoF HONOR.

". Is. Gasperson Norwood SCOTS
N. Il, Wilkcrson
Willow SpGs. J0cts,
A Larson Topeka Kan. 25cts
J. Nj. Stokes West Plains 1Octs
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08

RT9retl, as sec0n class
matter October 9. 1909 at
tho POst-G6iCc dt Nor
wood Mo., under tie Act
x / 1Jrcss Of @Hrc1 "!'d
1897
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PAGE or iNlJIaY
Question No, Ii.

I'D. CpBsstr plvass tell us ityou
know. whore is tho lost tribo OF
Israel.
&c. A slmoas
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QUESTION NO. 16.

Bio. Garrett please explain THE. some
beipg saved BY faith, aud others through
faith. Mrs. Psrlot Royal.
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PuHLi-.lED EVERY TIT HSDAY
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QUESTION No. "
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WORLD'SCRESSET
Rev. Il. b Jarrett Ed.
PuBLIsHRs.

n. g. Garrsi ard NJ. H Bowers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Real Estate Transfers.

Emma j. Boardman ct al to Z. r
Plum. lots II. Is and 16, block J.
Ferne's addition 5000.
Anton Eokoun and wife. to L. w
Kubik. land in Quarry, STAT.
Franklin B. Chaplin and wife. to Jes
sic VI. Mighell. lot ! and part of lot S
block ., Gillespie's addition. $500
w. j. Head and wife. to Jessie NJ
AIighell. lot and part OF lot s, block
5, Gillespie's addition.
Henry Coleman and wife. TO Henry
Merrill. of Tama county, lots 10 and IL
block Is. Green Mountain, $500.
Rose Foster and husband, TO Rebec-
ca Holt. part of lot j.. block {, Rice's
addition $500.
Margaret George and husband IL
Elizabeth Cannon, two lots in St. An
thony. $1,000.
John L. West and wife to John P
Donaldson. land i'll Jefferson township
$500
Peter J. Van Vranken and wife, OF
Cook county, Illinois. TO Peter and
Marie Anderson, 1T acres in Timber
Creek township, $500
Jessie M Mighell and husband, to the
state of Iowa, ten and fraction acres
east Of soldiers home grounds, 100000
M. Josphine Penroe and husband. OF
Des Moines, to Albert j. Binford. eighty
acres in Vienna township, $1,000.
j. ". Sparks ct al to John Edlar,
land in State Center, $3.50.
Eta Williamson and husband, Of Des
Moines. to Lucy E. Smith, four lots in
Ferguson, 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Indoor Baseball
Standing of the Clubs,

| The Marshalltown Buggy Company
team Won from the LennoX Furnace
Company by the score of to 1, an(
the LennoN Machine Company beat the
Iowa Central by the score of 6 to 1 ir
the first games of the week of the Y
NJ. c.. A. indoor league Monday night
The Lennon Machine Company team
went into second place by winning.
The following was the score of the
first game:
Buggy Company .....S i -
Furnace Company ....1 0 0 O 0 0 o.
The teams lined up as follows: Mar
shalltown Buggy Company Willis
pitch; WEIGH, catch; Newblom, first;
Moehrl, second; Rosengren, third;
Studer, left short; Shoemaker right
short; Strohmeyer, left field. Lennon
Furnace Company-Salisbury, pitch;
Tretter. catch; Bondage, first; Pursel
second; Stegman, third; Francisco, left
short: Hausafus, right short; Morrison
left field
The score of the second game was:
Machine Company. 80 L L ? O 2-6
Iowa Central ........0 0 0 0 0 0 Ii
The teams lined up as follows: Len
noN Machine Company-B. Poduska
pitch: Soullup, catch: Wittel. first:
Swab. second; Brown, third: Schmelz
left short Hoffman, right short; c.
Poduska, left field; Lennon, right
field. Iowa Capitalization. pitch;
Dunn, catch: HiXson, first; Keller, sec
ond; Otte, third; PaNson. left short.
The officials were Wallace and
Lamb
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Figures Do Not Agree.

J. L. Williams, acting as auditor o
the books of city officials, called th'
attention Monday night TO clerica
clerical errors made during the quarter
ending Oct. 80, in which the books o
the city clerk and city treasurer do no
agree. The discrepancies come abou
by one sum being accredited TO TIT
grading fund on one set of books an,
TO the general fund on another. !
smaller discrepancy exists in the watel
and water sinking funds. as betwee,
the two sets of books. The judiciar,
committee was instructed TO look int
the matter and will prepare q resolu
ton at the next meeting to have th,
funds agree.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
OBITUARY..
Prochaska.

Frank Prochaslza, aged rs, died at
1:20 Monday night at the home of his
son, James lProchaska. 602 South Sixth
street. OF enlargement of the liver. MIR.
Prochaska was native of Austria
Hungary, and came to this country as
Il young man. MIR. Prochaska was a
WldoWer, and is survived by nine chill
dren. six sons and three daughters.
The children are Frank Prochaska, of
'Mallard, Palo Alto county: Edward. of
Irving, Tama county; Joseph and Louis,
OF Clare, Webster county: James of
this city; Robert. of Ninton; Mrs. Anna
Prochaska, who lives in Canada; Mrs.
Mary Hronek, of Pocahontas; and Mrs.
Agnes Houlihan, of Ninton.
The body will be taken to Belle
PLANE Wednesday afternoon, and from
there will be sent to livingston inter-
ment in the Petraneks cemetery near
Irving. The funeral will be held at
Irving on Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
II is a Mistake.

Many have the idea that anything
will sell if advertised strong enough.
This is a great mistake. True, a
few sales might be made by advertising
an absolutely worthless article. but
it is only the article that is bought
again and again that pays. An ex-
ample of the big success of a worthy
article is the enormous sale that has
grown up for Cascarets Candy Cathar-
tic. This wonderful record is the result
OF great persistent advertising and the
mouth-to-rnouth recommendation giyer
lCascarets by its friends and users.
Like all great successes, trade pi-
rates prey on the unsuspecting public
by marketing fake tablets similar il
appearance to cascaretS. Care Should
always be exercised in purchasing wei
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Body BEGINS to Turn Blue.
BACK TO SYNDICATE.
Busby Bros. Return to klaw G. Erlano
err Productions. Eorsakina Shuherts

S,
After a six months trial of the in
dependent booking agency controlled
by the Shuberts, New York theatrical
managers, the Western Theatrical
Managers Associa ton. which includes
The different houses owned and oper-
ated by Busby Bros OF this city. has
forsaken the ShuDerts and gone back
TO he syndicate headed by Kiaw & Err
LANCER
Mir. A. j. Busby. Who Is in the city,
said that the trial given The Shuberts
for this seasons bookings T. d proved
unsuccessful and While several good
attractions had been furnished the
houses on this circuit We're nor given
enough good shows 10 make the propo-
sition attractive. The syndicate has
done the booking Of the houses Of the
Western Theatrical Managers .Asso-
citation for. many years. until last fall.
and a long-term contract has been
drawn. From now on ali of the big at
fractions for the Odeon will be secured
thru klaw 4 Erlanger, who control the
bulk of the biggest productions before
the public today. Associated with klaw
q Erlanger are William y. Brady,
Henry B. Harris, Harrison Grey F'iske,
Mort Fl. Singer. and other prominent
producing managers of the country.
The first shows to be given the Odeon
since the new arrangement went into
effect, or rather since the Old arrange
ment was renewed. come on Jan 20
and Il. Henry Woodruff, of Brown of
Harvard fame, viii be seen here on
the 10Th in a musical show, The
Prince of Tonight" The music is by
Joe" Howard and the lyrics by Adams
and Hough. On the following night De-
Wolf Hopper will be at the Odeon in
The Matinee Idol" another high class
musical show. Hopper was last seen
here in Wang about fifteen years
400
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
sYLvANus MOON DEAD.
Former Marshsltown Man Dies at Val.
entine, Neb.

sylvanus Moon, former old resi-
dent of this city. died at his home in
Valentine, Neb.. Monday of pneumonia.
A telegram, bringing the news Of his
death, was received by relatives here
last night. E. c. Brown. 407 South
Third street. nephew. left for Valen-
tine this morning to attend the funeral,
which is to be held Wednesday. Burial
will be in Valentine.
For many years, prior to five years
ago. Mr.. Moon lived in this city. The
home for a number Of years was on
West Boone street. He was q car
penter by trade.
Mr.. Moon married Miss Mary Fen
her, daughter of Mr.. John r. Fenner,
303 South Second street who survives
him. He also leaves two daughters
He was the brother of Mrs. J. L. Brit
ton, Ill North Fifth street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
FIT. DODGE BEATS az"
Association Team Loses Its First Game
to Militia Team.

The basketball team of the Railroad
y. NJ c. A lost its first game of the
season. exclusive of the high school
contest, which was counted no game,
to the Company G team at FIT. Dodge
last night. The final score was 81
to %
The association team led the militia
men in the early part of the game. the
score al the end of the first half being
10 to is i'll favor of the Y. NJ c. A.
five. The play in this half was es-
pecally brisk and close.
In the second half the visiting team
failed to keep pace with the Fit Dodge
players.
On its way home from Fit Dodge
the team stopped in Boone and while
there arranged a game with the Boone
association team for tonight
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Hear v. All

We have been telling you about our
great purchase of new and nobby medi-
UNI and winter suitings. You can save
So as well as not by buying one at this
time. Thirty dollar values at s25 and
all nobby. nifty patterns; swell stripes
and neat effect Just the style for
present and later wear. Hopkins and
Son, the popular tailors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
OLD SALESMAN QUITS.
j. E. Swinsley Leaves Employ of Let's
Fletcher Company.

James f. Swingley who for twenty
three years has been salesman for the
Letts-Fletcher Company branch of the
Western Grocery Company. has re-
igned his position effective Jan. /.
During practically all Of that time Mr..
,Swingley has been city salesman for
the company. His future plans are not
known.
Mr.. Swingley will be succeeded by f.
L. kinnan. formerly of this city. who
has outSide territory Mr. kinnan viii
make his headquarters in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Roberts Taken to pes Moines

the Register and Leader, of Des
sMoines, who is said to be wanted for
disappointing money belonging to
the newspaper, was taken to Des
Moines. A charge of vagrancy was
lodged against Roberts here, following
his arrest Monday afternoon by Chief
of Police w. E. Nicholson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Don't Have Asthma,

New York.-It has recently been dis
coveped by a very prominent European
physician, that Asthma is no longer
incurable as he has discovered a COM
bination of drugs that will positively
eradicate. the asthma germs from the
system.
Full information about this wonder
full discovery can be had absolutely free
of charge by addressing Mr.. C. E. Will
liams, No. 10s Fulton street, New York
| CITY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Local Weather Record.

One above zero was the lowest tenn
perature registered during Monday
night. This was also the temperature
at O'clock this morning, compared
with above for the same hour Mon
day morning. The maximum te4npera-
ture was 81 yesterday, compared with
I23 for the day before.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Dinges & Everist has been dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts in
favor of the firm are to be paid to Bert
Everist and all outstanding Indebted
ness of the firm is assumed by him.
The business will be carried on by Bert
Everist at the present location oppo-
Site tie NJ. E. church
f. n. DINGES.
BERT EVEREST.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28

Tickets and reservations for the Hin
shaw Grand Opera and Concert Com
pany can be had at Pappe's next
Thursday and Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
AMUSEM ENTS.

Harvey Stock Company Plays "Ths
4 Prince and the Peasant
The Harvey Stock Company present
ed the melodrama, The Prince and tbs
Peasant to a good-sized audience a
the Odeon Monday night
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
In the Police Court.

Charles HAYNES. arrested for beins
drunk. and Dick Dyer. arrested for vag-
rancy. were sent to Jail for five day:
by Justice Peek this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
DRAFT HORSE SALE.
Will Hold Sale of Draft Stations
and Mares at NV Pavilion in Union,

Thursday. Feb. ). 1910. Have fifteen
or twenty head now listed. Any one
having anything 10 consign TO the sale
please write to me at once 50 catalogs
and advertising matter can he ar
ranged. A. p. Mason. Union, Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28

advertised goods, especially an article
that has a. national sale like Caesar
cts. Do not allow a substitute to be
palned off on you.