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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-09
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
GOING WEST


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NO. 3-Pacifc Express ...... $500 a m
No. 7-Los Angeles Emitted
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-09
Help for Those Who Have Stomach
Trouble

After doctoring for about twelve
years for bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly five hundred dollars
for medicine and doctors fees. I pur-
chased my wife one box Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
which did her so much good that she
continued to use them and they have
done her more good than all of the
medicine / bought before.-SAMUEL
BOYER, Folsom, Iowa This medicine
is for sale by all druggists. Samples
frea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-09
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
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Mo. 4-Chicago and st. Paul
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-09

Skinned From Hsad to Heel.
was Ben Pool, Threet, Ala, when drag
ged over a gravel roadway: but Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him. CSC
Mcbride & VIII Drug company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-09
Counterfeit Dollars

buy trouble, but genuine quarter buys
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; for consti-
patton. malaria and jaundice. Mcbride
& Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-09
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MAIL tdaily) .............. $3.50 m
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The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
Pointed Paragraphs

From the Chicago liaIly News.
Don't blame she phonog sph Il
il has a bad record.
A small boy never iook com
Portable in his sunday clo,hes.
You may feed your vanity by
dining al ap expensive restas AS,
Sermons are based oaon the
text political speeches upon pa-
text.
somstimes mans wisdom Is
Que TO The possession of j eisysf
wife.
Every mother kno ~ iol II
good rules for raising other
peoples children.
Fortunate is a husband Who Is
allowed 10 spend littie Of lis
own money.
Even a politician would
probably be honest il he could
make more money that Way.
T. here comes a moment in
syery mans iife when he regrets
his inability 10 kick himself.
Il costs q yonag mao more to
uneducaae himself lnan II c1st
his ialner TO vducate nim
After a man hss a.ttgred
woman she oegl0. l., THINK il
pvef snd decides that he really
neaat ~
A. 10 harder fcr Woman h
pray iier husband inio heaven 4
.hsn u Is 10 nag hi,a 9sts tlss
'tlisr piace. /
Many a man y APT 10 i..s J sisas
lou a,s uit srerinE nin riphll
shen you steer him W ssa.n,tl
soda fountain.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
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The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

JnFrEissoN Cry. No. Dec 81
MISSOURI has now had Epp-
ublican administration for prac.
tically one year. and lt win ~ Of
interest tOaIl the people o. lha
and particularly 70 the Dsme-
Gratis. who have for yeAre tnlked
40 sauch nbout thu statee anane
ces. 10 know that al she close Of
ooe year Of q Republican AdmiH- :
istratioa the rtstes finances ere
in better condition than they
have been II . quarter u esn.
tngg and this IL srns Hstwita-
standing tho fact when G0yerpoE
Hadley went into oEoe be feund
million dollars in unpsia oblia-
ations which had been aceamuh
ating during ths 30 years Of Dan'
ocratic administration.
This was not she result of nip'
MANAGEMENT OF the states iinsn-
ces on the part Of GotarnoV Had.
ley Immediate prsdecssaer,
Governor Folk. For inelsncs.
Governor Stone bequsathsa 70
his successor, Lon v. Slspbsas,
a deficiency Of sssz. 600. and 90 il
has gone from one Administrnt'
ion to the next.
The present governor did not
believe in transmitting 5 debt 70
his predecessor. and 80 he took
hold Of the work OF STRENGTHENING
out the states oos.
Through executive orders Of the
excise commissioner in ST. L.Oais.
the county court In JscksOn
county and in other counties oi
the state, saloon licenses were
at The request Of the governor
increased so as TO bring a. I'd.
dition from this source Of rsven.
us Of over 100000 dsriAE the
biennial period into th Q stats
treasury. AT the request OF che
governor the old system Of eosl
oil inspectorships was abolished.
doing away with l50 useless Ct
ficers. who brought no rovenue
into the state treasury. With she
result that tile coal oil iEspsctiou
department will turn ia beswssn
S250,000 an d $500. .o0e durinR
this biennial period. With 500.
COO more which th Q MirseeFi
Pacific Railway Compaay paid ia
as a n incorporation tee th 6
balance was again placed upop
the right side OF the anancial
ledger, all the states obligations
met. and the frst year Of = Re-
publican administration closes
with over 100000 IN the zen.
eral revenue fund an q nsagly
1880. 600 in the state dep0sitoF-
les, drawing interest 81 eis2 pag
cent. This result has been 80
complished without Adding oas
cent OF burden to the tax psysrs
of the state.
In vie= Of this record. how IBs
significant and petty ara the
charges OF extravaganza pats
b v Democratic politicians be-
cause ihe Legislature approprsas.
ed a few dollars more for Running
h 2 executive mansion thsn Il
did while Stone waa governor.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

tIp q Haynes school. M npa-
son township they are PROGRESS
ing very nicely IN all their Nr
but DID not respond yery roudllg
70 The work given thsm a. = lest
yet we feel that they caa "a ec3
work Several oi lho pupils win
try county eradication "a the
close of school. AIRS. Olive
Leeih j. teacher and - doing
good work a. uaual.
Brush College is doing Ro5d
work with al pupils willing and
anxious 10 work They we're
ready with an questions that
we're left for them Is have ready
Doris Dean, Rosa and Alien
Storla, ottbis school, are inp
feet attendance. Prof G. a.
Allison is teacher and is giving
the very best of satisfaction
Az McDavitt school WI und
an exceptionally cl4aH om.
good ventilation aud li.4 phe
pupils as well as ibe ieachcf as
pride 10 keeping the room neat
and clean; in fact they have clean
up day once a month Tie pup
lis responded readily 10 all oafk
given them. Miss Laura Them
son is teacher and has made a
very decided improvement IS
her school
Hazel Dell was practiclng for
an entertainment and we did not
get 10 see much work but we are
quite sure from the appearances
they are doing good sork. a 4
Hudson City The teacher is go-
ing 70 resign so they will have
another teacher soon. AT Rey
nard they were in the midst O +
an entertainment We viii visit
here again.
AT Bever we were just in tim
for the treat aud we got our
share with the pupils. The pup
ills as we'll as myself think thai
they nave fine teacher. The
pupils did well in thc entertain
ment a. wellas in cipAering
match which they had Ia cOnaec-
tion with their exercises. Alts.
3. F. Pontius. a former Happ,
Hill pupil. was present aud ser
presence brought to mind SIM
lar occasions ~ Happy iim Miss
Jessie Fiickenger is teacher al
this school aud is planning TO
continue her work at the Normal
a. SOON as her school closes.
Miss Flickinger IS determined a.
make the best teacher possible
The pupils sending in Work
since We Visited their schnas
are, Fay Harper and Hary.,
Carol, Of Peru school, Joha aua
Mary Long and Irene Wari0rd
of Edwards school.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Beginning September, 1911 The
University of Missouri will re
quire two A4ars d, college work
preparatory 10 entering any o.
The pgois ssional schools Q I the
University liz taking this step,
Missouri rants among the very
few who O have made these re
quiremen~. There are now Pro
fessinual Departments including
The School OF Mines at Rlliai
Engineering, agriculture, Edu
cation. Journalism, Law a n d
Medicine.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Gevernor Hadley considers i
his duty to look after the busi
moss interests ri the state. He
therefore ID a Ike The public
business paramount While he
IS Republican, be is governor
1t all the people An OF : d g
prople Of Missouri are not Re
pnblicans.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

tne dse0loes iothe Dsino.
t''e Convention Was broken
- Anefaaay nighh when the
''aotltN candidates withdrew
.''d = q ptektnson was
'amia''a,is nuplnis ed is make
- fepe iof Coagrsssinsn T.
feesea II %. D. Al DsArmond
ecenlIg aae. as..a.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30


J. r Oldham was IN Nets Moa
aas ~ isin favor Of stralgkssn,
ing the Usage by digging canals
and has been looking up she Law
70 see how 70 proceed Ia the syeAs
the land owners in the bottoms
should favorik Since the Batan
county has not been completed
The reruls 81 The work eannot be
estimated hut IL il sals 70 say
ibst thnurands of acres Of chs
best land IN that county viii Sc
made more valuable. Even ia
ditch would not prevent the river
fium nyeraaWing its haaks 4
wauid carry the water 0a IN one.
fiortl Tie time Il takes 10 make
the many crWsss and turns and
op~ waald nnt suffer greatly.
Alf y dham hopes Ia sea many
q ids - Hlialis ID the bnltosnn Ter
j ht- moved this - ~ : auc-
Tess, but YropsF drainage ia
nece-~ary. H. - prrpsred 20
.ps Z" any wlp f4snrs . draiHses
'r posi'i'n r Melz Tmes.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
County Ohissrs

Ae,a' -tisistise !. iihnth.
its1lt dadsy - aton
r'nate Jaiec, A. ngArn.
oa''l iers, q weekp,
hcait iess, % & E,nbre.
.esnieF 4. y smlih.
'Hfft- a. liltaea.
'f.'aeeus'as Ats - $. Bawsoa
'rasa'nr = nlenap.
sehom sn'n Z N Aiii-an
".,''l = riis' "a. F. ts horrou.
Nam' fttoe adm atyes.
sirnmf 'ir la-s.
i'fesi'l' Is tais,J q, Harper
'H'sh'tve bs. paddns A ~ araa
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Iaa wreck which ncearsd ha-
tween Il rrisoovilr sud Archie
l'st f'laay niWhl SIXTEEN rara
were derailad 3 d tr~air was
litid up twelve hours. The
~ eee 8 re4@rled - having been
.asssd b abrObep rnit
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

5as any body ID your neighoor'
huod lost his 800. had ms wages
eNt down or sold his land OF its
product o. Tie products Of his
iactory or shog for less because
ID the new iari1f lavg Then
m hat are you kickinQ about.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

ndcr ReRnblican rule Miss
oprl IS pfosperine and the people
are 8 ,icinp; yet the Democratic
leaders want The people 10 vote
The Republicans out.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

ltisa Denacrat idea that Mis-
scuri is too well known to need
advertising That's what every
SLOW going. hals-awake nerchant
sass whn urged 10 advertise,
end while he hanks on being "too
well Known. some fellow not
known Al all in has commuli ity
copeS b with bright store aud
a poedsfock % goods, advertises,
sells The trad,', gets rich, l9uks
cheeriuiand happy and puts neS
lie into the oid ,own
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

There is considerable truth Ia
the old prosero thai II you keep
your business your business
via keep you. Many III a D
fails ia business because he neg
lects il. and there are scors 0f
ways in which That hevlect Is
shewn Attention 10 other
ihines in/sead pf business. dila
tory and sipssnis ,aethuds, laoiiy
bookkeeping. neglect % advei tis.
ine, abd bad lahits. are some 81
the nasi enmun Ways by which,
nan -hoes ihat he is nol kpep
ing his business W1en itat i
the case lhe bllness. soon re-
fuses 10 20 keep the man
The moral III ail This il clear a..
every one in bnsiness or who Is
ab0ut 10 enter business life. ExI
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
A. E. ohurch. south.

Cor ara aad Park Avenue
sunday SchOoi at s,45.
Pre- ehiug atlia. m.
luaior League NJ . q. m.
eeaiar L4ague at $50 .. IA.
rfrtehiag at 7:So p. in.
Eser4 one cordially inyitel 70 at
tend the seryi es.
= A crLMER. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
- .i,nn selsn -.

ornr 8rl ASA walnut
saadns school AZ a.4s x. IA
service tt n a n.
tssii'aamiaj Alte'ing on wednes-
lay az 7tle j m.
hraeihg ttpm open oa lYednes-
1ay tr.Ai 3 e35 b M.
Ai are r'rniialIy Invited 70 At
ena iiierp services
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
mA'ya s,ree, "a r. Church.

toruer ish aud walnut.
eunda school "a s'sa a N.
ffeaeasas ati ifa "a
Junior League 81 s.ao b m.
hpwerth teugue "a $50 p n.
fwnshlng a. I.so b. "a.
ff"yer mvetiag ~ Thursday
evening at 7gO.
Enc pub &c Is cordially Invited to
attend.
q g NeAsr. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Tho Grat school visited this
weok wa Settlers, 10 Pleasant
Cap township. They have en
soTlment o. tuenty-fouF and an
average daily attendance o +
tmenty.ono tor tho term NTH but
few aardy marka. Mlsa JuanIta
Roeso. Of Rich Hill. Is teaching
thia school and Il doing go o d
work. Hsr pnpilu ara willing and
rsaay 70 do any work Given them.
Thsy wers preparing 70 have
ChriusBas ontertainment D a
we're iutending 70 have tree.
Down d seelingsr school in
Prairie tokuahip they we're a
litslo Ia dou6t what We said con-
earning MeAtgomery = ch 0 o.
uoEo time since their ac,sasi Se-
ing Known "a some By that name.
This school is known as Seeing
~ hers IN the oHica win b Q
spoken o. as seslingsr. They
are doiak Rood work here and
sre going 70 trs ia the next spell
ing contest. Mas Elisabeth Fix
IL teacher and Hnd b ut little
trouble in following the course Of
study and keeping her work mp
70 she standard in every partic-
ulAT. Har reports are always in
good form and promptly sent in.
TIE pupils are willing 70 work
aud Anna Flnkiing, Lena Fink
ling, Lillian Montgomery. Lizzie
9tsysner, Minnie stavener and
Edward schapsler have sent In
al work left for them 70 do.
AZ Mission Branch they were
preparing for an entertainment
80 be given Thursday afternoon.
This is one Of the small schools
ct the county bot their attend.
auCs ia good. Miss ella Aims,
OF Rich Hill, is teacher and &
sYying TO follow hsr course I
study as closely as the condit-
iens Of her school will permit.
Iesaia SesiiEger. Agnes Garrison
sna Edith Bailey, Of this school
have seat in their work and is all
correct
Down at Papinsville we had
lsfs ssms work when there the
hrnt iiRe to have ready for us
The sscond tims and we are
pleased 70 say that they were
ready with lt and anxious for
more. We gave them more
work an5 Wealey Snider, Boyd
Hyde, Austin Burch and Vergie
Lo&kWood have sent IN ali that
was left fsr them and il is entire
y satisfactory. Miss Ethal
Grant il seacheE and is doing all
shAa cOuid be done 10 make b .
scheol . comFlets success. That
ess Il doing good work goes.
without questioning.
Over At Prairie City they we're
taking examination and but little
reciting was done but what
We heard recite did we'll and the
pspils responded 70 all tests sery
willingly. Some work was lett
for tkis school aud Therese KEN
per, Carl BartE Jennings Fix
and Fii.sbssh Wilt aent theirs ia
very prompliy. On oer second
sisit We make sosss on she ap.
Of the room. ventilation
light, condition Of thu teachers
dask. pEpii's desk, etc and " q
are pleased 10 say thal All these
wsra good IN this school. The
.sseher. pupils and patroHa all
lake plaasurs in making their
sehool : saccass. Miss Pearl
Kslnpsr h teacher and Is doing
most excellent work - she
llwsys does.
slider in handicapped bv the
schools nsar il aud can
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
- l.reabgl s.an ,haFsl.

ktrar l'resby' riau hnrea.
Corner STD mud Park vene
SHudpA choot AZ $40 q. n.
Jmsi9r Eaieafor AZ 3pO q Ia
Preaching atilH m.
Christian Eudeavor r. 6.s0p m
Prayer Meeting every Wedne-
day at 7;3o p. m.
Preaching az 7:50 D. m.
W 30 H0weDL. Pastor
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

- AeAl Y,Dc.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Ossr a Rpclsvl..- everything il
sowing along very nieeiy in ail
shs rooms. They wsrs taking
sxamiHasinna IN n,at of he
Fsnus. Their snrollment has
failen - anne bat their atiend-
sncv l. very go0d. Mi,s Ethel
Finley. ofthi. aeipni will attend
llis State Tsscher's Asnoclailon
lp 81 l,,uls.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
Jake KilraIn's Record.

Jake Kilrain, a great fighter In his day,
was Is the year he fought Jem Mace 1O6
rounds on French soil. He was 30 when
Sullivan beat him in seventy-five rounds
and was 81 when he met SlaVin in a bout
at Baltimore. Joe Goddard knocked Maher
out in three rounds at Coney Island when
he was 81. He was fighting all corners IN
South Africa at SO and tackled Sharkey in
Philadelphia three years later. Peter Jack
son won the Australian title from Tom
Lees in a battle at Sydney when he was 2a.
He beat Jem Smith in two rounds in
London at the age of 2s and was two years
older when he boxed a sixty-one-round af.
fair with Corbett. which was declared mo
contest jackson was 81 years old when
Jeffries knocked him out in three rounds,
his first defeat in fifteen years.
Paddy Slavin fought Jem ninth in
Belgium when he was 81 and was 90
the year he beat Kilrain in Hoboken.
He was 45 when he retired after being
whipped by Nick Binley, a third rater,
in Victoria, British Columbia. Philadel-
phia Jack o'Brien is 81 years old. hence
he was 20 when Burns double-crossed
him and won at Los Angeles. George
Godfrey met Peter Jackson when he was
So, beat Cardiff and Ed Smith at 81 and
was Al when he 1oxed Maher at Coney
island.
George Dixon, after a wonderful ca
reer as featherweight champion, lost the
title to McGovern at the age of so, but
four years later in England he beat Spike
Robson in eleven rounds. Dan Creedon
fought Fitzsimmons for the middleweight
title at &c years, and was 30 when he
won from Al weinig and was IS the
year he defeated Bill Doherty In Aus
tralia. Mysterious Btlly Smith was q
when he took Kid Lavigne's measur in
California, 80 when he boxed Tom Tracey
and 80 when Walcott trimmed him in
Frisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24

champion, was "a when he Knocked out
Billy Stiff in four rounds. When Austria
liam Billy Murphy fought Young Critic
for the featherweight championship of
Australia he was q. Murphy was 80 when
he beat Paddy Smith, a middleweight, in
Cincinnati, and A when he put out Tom
Toohey in one round at New Plymouth.
Jimmy Barry, former bantam champion,
was q when he took the measure OF
Johnny Richie and Johnny Conners Joe
walcott, the Giant Killer and former
welterweight champion, began fighting
when he was IS. When he knocked the
heavyweight Joe Choynski out in seven
rounds at the Broadway Athletic club he
was D, and is still fighting now and then
at the age of IS. Johnnie Coulon' the ban
tam champion, is only % years old. Jimmy
Britt. who will light Johnny Summers In
England next month, is 20. Jack Blackburn,
a crack colored light and welterweight, Is
%. Joe Jeanette, who has gone TO Europe
expecting to meet Sam McVey and Jack
johnson, will be 20 this year. Hugo Kelly
and Bill Papke. who recently fought a
draw in Los Angeles. are 20 and 2s respec-
lively. Sam Langford, the colored Boston
middleWeight who hopes to meet Johnson
at the National Sporting club OF London
next month, is about 20, Packey Mcfarland,
the Chicago lightweight. was 20 last No
vember. Owen Moran. the English feather
VIII has boxed two draws with Attell. viii
be Is next October.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
Jack johnson in His Prime.

Jack Johnson. the new heavyweight cham
pion with jeff in r~etirement), is 81 years
old. He is in his prime now and cannot
show much improvement. As he Is FOND
Of high living and will have plenty OF
money to blow in he may not be able to
stand the pace and retain his title for the
next five years or so. Peter Maher, an
old man now, in point of physique, though
he is only 80 years old and still In the ring,
beat Paddy Slavin and Joe Choynski when
he was 81. Two years later he knocked
Steve O'Donnell out in a punch, and was
SO when he treated Joe Butler to the "slum-
Der wallop."
Tom Sharkey began his ring career early.
but II was not until he was 26 years old
that he gave Jeffries the hardest battle of
his life in twenty-five rounds at Coney
Island. Though Sharkey was very young
at the game then he received such a ter
rifle beating that he lost much OF his
strength and vitality, and at the age of
81 he boxed a slx-round draw with that
r.oted pugilistic joke Jack Munroe.
Jim Corbett beat Sullivan when he was
26, lest TO Fitz when he was 81 and was 81
when jeff put him away in Frisco. Corbett
is Il now and still thinks. for publication,
that he can fight well enough to beat John
son.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
Miles from One Auto Tire

GOODYEAR Detachable Auto Tires have done this
md better-scores OF times. They are different
better-more lasting than any other Auto Tires
you can buy. All other tires are either Moulded
or"wrappedTread." Both have vital weaknesses
The Goodyear Detachable Tire alone is BOTH.
1t has all the good points of both processes. with
the disadvantages of neither. No other tire can
approach II in long life and freedom from trouble.
"Moulded"tlr are built M on an iron c2re.then clHmpcd
m ~ ~ 49,, nv " VIZ ~ Wy. nonld ccnepes H. The
SQUEEZE thus ensendered Yields fabric and tire into a per
~uBUT.wben the tire is cured, ridge. are sometimes formed
INSIDE which magnify into hidden dgects. These cause bios.
nSSt one perhaps 1900 TO 1900. You always gamble when
you buy a moulded, tire.
then cured on an air has heavy inner tube, They are
wrapped with strong tspe on the outside instead Of beins put
In an iron mould Ihe ar hsg' when the expansion comes
'BUT-thet tire does not get the SQUEEZE. II Is "%tender'--
separate-its miles of service are limited.
The Goodyear Detachable Auto Tire is first
partly cured on the iron core, in the iron mould
as IN the moulded process. Then while the rubber
is still plastic the air bag is put in and the outside
is wrapped with tape as in the wrapped tread
process. Then the curing is completed.
The Goodyear Detachable Auto Tire thus gets
the squeeze of the moulded process which drives
the rubber into the meshes of the fabric.
The air bag then smoothes out any inside
impeyfecfioHS which may exist.
The result is a perfect ffpe-The GOODYEAR
Detachable-which has a longer life and gives less
trouble than any other automobile IRE you can
bay, no matter what you may pay forit.
Read the other points of supremacy" in the
column at the side-or. IL you wish the whole
story, call at your convenience or ask for our help
full book allow to Select an Auto Tire"