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New-York tribune., 1909-01-30

psevios weak and 4oe 600 bushels last year together
with Australian shipments OF 100000 bushels raklng
bushels compared with 572s 900 bushels the CORE
Pohe:9g week last yesG TatuTat,y & th1s 6t,tb
set at ii 500 600 bushels com9arsd with o 4OS 900
storm covering practically the entire winter wheat
belt, the lower temperatures which we're feared on
view of the Modern Miller crop conditions vera
quite favorable throughout the belt result OF the
TeTnooi T9srlet closeS na-tiv isS net birbe- hut
hall reported that owing u rains India the
prom was somewhat better and estimated
surplus Of that 2S GOO 600 against &s3Z0oO
bushels, shipped 50 far this season. and S2'6nOop
bushels the previous Only about loads of fresh
ment amounted to 3G2 0Oo bushels. compared with
46Ioo9 hushe!s the year before Further reports ot
closed as follows No red 81 095 a ST os5. elevator
81 19ss, and No hard winter. 81 15s, o afoat
CCRN-There was another good demand from shorts
~ ,1riosIfre T,eCeiT+. - r1oIsrat e,d c-TI1y ~
SetTraats arrivals tss onIy 100 ATreTtfna sb in
the previous week Liverpool closed L lower, clear
25o0o bushels and interior receipts 491 600
here was quoted lie elevator. and soc . afoat;
N white nominal and No yellow 69c r afoat
ir'I t;asb oats bera cIosaG ~ foiioI-z. Irirs5 %
57'ac and clipped white. 81 to ~ III. 56i &C RYE
Market steady. No Western. slI5C nominal b
and feeding. G9aT0c Nev, York BUCKWT EAT
New York state quoted 75c- Wheat. including -four
gate 3of4 6o3 bushels against &O5S.219 week and
t32S2 last wear. since July L 12oo5oT94. against
S65 2O7. against 74aoTR last week as7e27
year; since July l. 1898 432 against 8oo7s7TS last
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
74O1@O1
II1. AND MEAI-Dernand for nogr continues

.orP AND MEAI-Dernand for n2yr cchIiitrtt IlirteT
- +pr whole There Is some demand ler -ar
ts bur supplies arc light ana -t PITS noi+y
,--7 and steaGv. houE vas IN Eellyt - ,s
- - - the old level oF prices TIE . S,-i~i at
'' -. New York Produce F-Ettls.-H.
quoted On =, % vinter sraic1ts 81 dJtz4 a."
e..s s. -:aS5 .: spring clears - 80 76IS9 So
t2SJ4r;a FJ3J Marlet steady a. = - % -; - stli
- n stead, Quoted: talI =,
i7 ~ =, = fanrv 81 ;i1aSi J- CoI.N MElA TN
> - -ad aJa = 10 ltNl1'-I--AI<-
QGote3 hl'n ntita and Yellow 55TSl 90: coarse g -
- iF-gIp-west-~n fTr1: city m, l =, 500 ~.
- 90 e., o. standard mid6IE, $26 90 flIl az.
~ 5 81: city bran $25 10 .aiH; I"arr shipment:
'ln-- - '' - b,5ls 70 sack. clinical Soa
srNIyyfiT1A AT-The strong posi- -ro.- roa~Izet
49, rated IN TO-DAY r ~
,, r-fcez advanced in face 3f some Oi TiIs crowd
- short in to sell me Ia Ier a. sham ai-
80 cover iatet a
'l.,-7' paellzug eor the close ptoIlg.s +,,,,,r.
hack hut was promptly met os lat Sga prices
-, - yariz we're &C net higher ne ~ f;,,,ts of
e,rlv included the ArgeIilddhes tLi. ~
sae a6o b,,s,es compared with 24f2oeo olshels 'e
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
New YORK. January 7sth. 1904
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY
Five-Twenty Collateral Trust
Gold Bonds
DATED MARCH ?. 1908.

Notice hereby pursuant to the provisions %
Trust Deed Indsnturs executed BY the IousvilIs
& Nashville Railroad company the United States
Trust COMPANY OF New York. as Trustee. BEARING
DATE MARCH ?. 1908. and known the LOUIS
VILE s NASHVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY FIVE
TWENTY FOUR PER CENT COLLATERAL TRUST
DEED. the said Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company exercises the option contained there
snd that ssres cf bonds OUTSTANDING viz:
SIS 10000. hereby called for REDEMPTION
AND PAYMENT on April. l. 1909. par and
cr=i and the will be paid and after
presentation at the Office OF ths Company
No Il Broadway, New York City.
Interest on such bonds viii cease from ard aftes
April I. 1org
LOUISVILLE = NASHVILLE RAILROAD co.
B. HENRY WALTERS.
Chairman of the Board.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30

The bonds secured by 100 miles of standard railroad
of the St Louis Rocky Mountain Pacific Railway modern
struOn and connecting the Company mines and
coke with the Athon Topeka Santa Fe the Colorado
Southern and the Ell Paso Southwestern railroads. and by the coal
In continuous tract of milebeng than
nnetens of the we'll known Ration Coal Field of COfax County,
New Mexico estimate that the COmpanys
holdings 225OOOOOO0 of high grade eoking
All the coal of cokg quality classified BY the United States Geological
produced
n
and S96
Of the
Mexico has broad markets in New
Oklahoma and California
80 Of bond
in
More than 100000 the above bonds having been sold
withdrawn for investment offer the balance at 95 ard
interest the the being ~
Full ANIMAL furnished applications
FISK & ROBINSON
Street, New York
q State Street. Adams Street. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
Tpau ouraliOn Parade.

IIr7p RFNT- FOR 1NAUGURATIoN TARADE. NEA5t AZ
: TreaauIv Pa. Ave Z 18th s. y, s1 l., o5r, ST
feated h steam telephone service tFee j ioI %
,i,v- Of rho parade F0r fJh irtoTIaal.'h az
S,.e,"lt5 q. CrrSa J}1v Nn 14a. Washington, d =
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
Proposals..

TpROPOsALs FOR DRY GOODS: OFFICE OF 4 IiE
1 Cnnlnssarv Purchasing Agent Panama ts1 tst II
street York, January 80 IJ
ed proposals receiy-d az this once & Qnt.
o.05 P NJ, February Ilth 1909 f2r iuS.lIE % s he
i,fa1e5 NJ this office. WENDELL l. sINFSO-N, Aaoi'
la.h Intaatry. U. S. A. comnissaiy FuIcnasHs -1seH
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS HOTEL

MAGNOLIA SPRINGS. FLOFLOA-
Dry climate Pure water Colt tennis hshlng fr;o s1Go
IirbtinF etc Rates. ST. 90 PEI week and upwards
q. n. SEAVEY. .. II FOSTER
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
IMPORTS OF DRYGoODS.

Imports and marketinSs Of drysoods this week.
with connarIsons. were as follows:
This week. Last week Last year; ear;
,--.-1 .---,-+s s. S73 0S5 S5.SSl,1s3 $22l9 :. :
80 ,ns,r,ls4,nes " 3O2s 775 3.63.69l 26-oo''
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
O-p1rtnership Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Partner
~ ship present firm of Mackay Co. Nassau and
Pine Streets New expires by limitation January 81
Ta0a M Latham \ Fish. Nj George D Nackay and
Ar Frederick E~udricx retiring
The business or Iacsay Co will be continues. under
ire zsre name and address herst0fors oY
the undersigned.
DONALD MACEAY.
GEORGE TROWBRIDGE H0LLISTER
MALCOLM SUTHERLAND lIACKAY-
GEORGE HERBERT BTRRITT-
lam
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30

~-rw YORK SUPREME COURT NEW F9KN 5stt
- - }fSidar Plaintiff designates New YORK county
as place OF trial ,--.,4.r..
-, hereby summoned answer the CoHlp1iHt
and of your answer on NC
vi ,tiffs attorneys within twenty co days @tIer o
- ~ Summons exclusive OF the Gay ol ser
T I'm ca,e Of your failure TO appear or as"e yoe
IIant viii he against you ty ds-a1i' III ''' ~
5er15ndef in complaint -.
Dated Ne" i0-N' f5ERIIEICSE 8 ADAMS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
. p,e,oazca address No. 22U Broadway. Bor-
~,gT ~ Manhattan. New York City, l. B a
T,o tbe above named defendant. =, ..t.,,
The foregoing summons Is served upon you py % nqoca
49, ,,Tsuaut to an order OF the Honorable CFarles
Justice Of supreme Court or ne STATE o.
county Of New York, dated the DIST Iay OF
19OS nd with the summons and com
Office Of Clerk ~ the County OF Ne"
- 80 MS office in County Court House IN the
,-,qb oT Manhattan County and state OF NeE
or December. 1905 Ihe Original
T,ons and complaint having been filed IN said once
nm ne S1st day Of DeCewher. 1908. 80
-d's- NV -' BERLINICKE & ADAMS,
PGaintff's Attorneys.
Office and PostoHce address, No 900 Brnadvay' BOT
,ugb ~ Manhattan New York City. County ana Sta'e
~ New York. United States OF America
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
Notice of Summons.

C[IpPEuE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YoRh,L ISIs-,-
- na9ri'rt W defendant. Trial desired in the County
of New York. summons TO the a aooTe W 5Isyser the
latn in mis- action anI to serve a copy 4L s So-s
A. +ha rlaintfrs attorneys withln tNeh'E
80 the service OF this summons tNluSi.o orsar m
SL.-' rira. and In case Of your falluIe 70 tlPe1
oaS s,,er Judgment VIII be taken against you ~ u
III FOR the relief demanded ~ tle 'oihp'iii''
Irstld Sew york. April 9Th l9uS, .a- ...o--a--z
" "a iCf- BUTLER & BROWN P!4ltI str@
~ fa5ra and Post Office Address 80 = '9li I''
~ 8rtlL,,S5,|t Of Manhattan, New York city - l.,
I,eaTh " Rcnhart- The foregoing summons -
] ,pPH YOU hv publication. pursuant 10 an otLeL
- honorable Mitchell J.. Erlanger one OF % tc
oi StrJs, Tourt Of the State Of New r. ds.e1
or OF s,d da, of January 1909 and hIed win the Nm,
t4t. a. tGe once Of the Clerk Of the COUNTY "l
pan a. .ba tounty House IN the b0To4en o.
IT3uEattan city Of New York, on the -lhd uNy u
1908.
DATED gil-E Y-Er Err a BROWN PLAINTIFF Attorneys
once and Post Office Address 10. % N11'' e'le''
GmrorGh ~ Manhattan. New York Guy.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND
"A The Tribune received at
1864 Broadway between 5oth
O'Clock .. m. Advertisements
branch Offices at regular Office
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S7,5OO,OOO
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain
& Pacific Company
irstMortgage Per Cent Fifty Year Gold Bonds
Interest Payable January / and July 1

Coupon Bonds Exchangeable for Fully Registered Bonds
Application will be listing York Stock Exchanss
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Governesses st
10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs. II ]. YOUNG FULTON. 2S Union Square
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30

-, ,,s-ya. sro+c co quiet ana -
Inc Iar a. s.. f5r ldtng upland and lol,-c for
-.ttr-- 60. markets trlsgraph'd as l"o%s
S-5=re orle. unchanged at Q 3-l6c: sales "a ai
-, 80 --crF-1- Fteadv unchanged a. 994c:
-, 49, T2arn-ore nominal. &c lover A ~
augusta quiet, 16r lower at 4sc' - ~. steady
l-'. ..g15 a. 4asC Wilmington quiet Ui!ctafssea a.
o Ia New Orleans easy. l-lGc lover at > " q 1Ge
ooi f7Ies Memphis steady. -lsc Io"er az az a - iG,
-. s00 hsze Houston steady. &c IoN-I at u o5 -
80 -. bales Galveston quiet &c ~, -ajnts
t go bsjes ESTIMATED receipts At leaaing poic .c
sac I,,g - TTore-on 5000 900 against -
lazt s-E an. - 80 se vaek and 1850 last year ana
ana - tTchange special Liverpool cables , SP"t n5
ton ioa lean 900 imports, 1900. all Anl-Gi
export ,Ei7g 7niand 52oa- Futures opened It nag5
e+e,5 TO points higher Closed @asT a, T-sFrary
"a r--5-gr-- -NarCh. 5csi4d: March april 5u99
,,rr No -n7i.d. NaE-JuHe and June JoeIEE7 Sl-,
July a9It5 October euher, So: N,selt
,ai,'e T,,4s~ SD: December Ianuary 500 iat
nf L,' 7. s55 Manchester: Yarns ana cio'hs qslrL
.rsra+iye cotton statement for the week e'I'u i'
day. January -; Bales
,- .efrts a. ell United states ports during 2s8 ali
The rsITts %s at all United states ports same o5 oss
Ieh h1-s since september 1......'..''- 133 oi3
lou, Ii,s "a same date last 7SS 769
49, ..---'--'-''
It, f.- same v-ee; last year S2S 34S
Ioiai .s eNL- ar5e date last 80
go - an United states ports iace.
s+ocE ~ all United states ports same 'i7 $50 s31
CT q. ell interior towns. ,. 5aa qls
S.C,ir ~ eli interior towns same I'hS ias' q720oO
60 ~ T3,enool time last IeaI,..i, .,,1e
Sto ,riga1 aeoat for Great Britain sl'e 400 nro
Tbe following are total ret receipts q 0'OA a"
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
Wheat:


'U,, - Il - Il - Il 20 Il = Il %
lover wh spot quoted at f124 IS and futures at si35
- 4 ] Ias Ia.a 7na[Sst vas weak enq lover also With
M g|yes 5 o al i 3z G5 e., " l'T.eT at
. 10 l'S rT.-i. go uLL.l
ghang@- az rs Is $t IN Lona04 The Local market re-
Vas srri m az * II f6r % 1stas,E N
the Il6ao n5aFkss Locally ne change was reportei
The for pig certIacaes on The Froi1ce
aIio3s: cash ana FerraTv $5 5Gq$16 25 XarG5 S5 -
MOI ASSES AND syRUPs-rhe market for ,nolasses
and stirs held STEADY and fairly active ur hanged
sa I4 rsr Iqa.,c- good 2.0 &c: prime 23a2pr. NNgv
orleans. Kettle. -sgi2c: SYFtt Ps. common l'a
ESQ
oiLS-Cottonsoed oil suffered a break % ss ~ s- i3
ms absence Of outs .s demand and easier cru-e
March r 7as5 Go: a,4 i.rz MAJ At : aGa5 Soc 24co
fls jug gt ,.a7.as-. . 400 Ibis July 100
KS, Iinsls5 al r,gs ar-n ut un,haaE,d Refined
petroleum continues .n steady demand recort prices
Ills Gr d. iu'[ .-. a, PaiiaIelrhia A.. do bulk
hsra 4orrbia . % t,Ik & 4rr. water white rsscz New
T&2r & '2to, s fhadegfia & l-1 e2TT2Z5P Tls . 2il In
a-r. February. 16G5 T7e March 6.caa5 a.. Ma.
SO Sc 80 . 80 sf % sny i ys 55er So e,Ss- s58
CO.. good of summer yellow 4Gaj 6r. ;r.ue white
GTTsraerirn socd c!ty nav s51sc oaI~of t.eyn raw
'rRoyIsIoxs y1S,, hes "a -5,s36rs op,7ei higher
ana ~ ~, fasr tl,fss5n house derlai. fartIv re-
placing lines saId ou- early the zers sold
MARKET close! very stead Chi,ar5 receipts 2loCo hogs
Tve-, estimated a. 81 ooj hogs PORK-FIrr Quoted
I%Ss -. lfSl' ~ taI.. SIS ;4 Ei@ ''' .5t y1
eli 20 ,-f siS 57 y a. roo.e s14 L0aS1 90 extrs
I@@si1 @ 9ssr SO 80 % 'G f]lEt ] re % Que Xaol-c X
- size. ssc. la n sac: Pigs. $50
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown Office. No
st. and S7th ct. until Q
received at the following
rates until s O'Clock ?. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
The Traer e+ter.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer. Nov. 23.-While trying TO
manipulate a gang plow the horses
driven by William Worth became
frightened and in attempting to sa-
them under control Mr. Worth was
knocked down and struck by the pillow.
Three of his ribs were broken and the
piow injured a leg painfully He will
be laid up for several weeks.
Rev Mr.. Breed. Of Des Moines. oc-
eupied the Congregational pulpit Sun-
day morning. Mr. Breed comes as a
candidate for the pastrate just LEFT
vacant by the resignation of Rev. NJ
Bovey.
News has just reached here of the
death Of Mrs. Fannie kordina. in CAL
iforna. She had been resident .;
Traer for the past eight or nine yeas
having come here from Minnesota, and
VAS q highly respected Bohemian LAZY
For the past several years she had been
of icted with tuberculosis of the lungs
About four weeks AGO she left for the
Imperial Valley. California. hoping ic
be benefited by the change. The trip
proved too much for her and she was
never able to leave her bed after
reaching her destination. She was
about So years of age and leaves tx,
children, a boy, aged u and a girl :
The husband and father died severa
wears ago with the same disease. She
is also survived by several sisters and
brothers living in the vicinity of Traar
The telegram gave no particulars anu
ii is not known whether the body vii
be brought back to Traer for burial.
The first snow storm of the season
reached Traer Monday. About av,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
NOVEMBER
il ches of snow has fallen.

IL ches OF snow has fallen.
j. G. Campbell left Monday for Chi
cago with several carloads of cattle.
Beginning last Sunday evening III
series of evangelisuc services will bel
held in the Methodist church each
night during the two coming weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Soper, pastor of the church,
will be in charge.
Slime, youngest son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Bovey. who has been critically i'll of
spinal meningitis, is recovering.
The Traer public schools are closed
for. the week and possibly longer, on
account of needed repairs to the heat
the boiler to the heating plant bursted
and 1t is impossible to get the needed
repairs here before the latter part of
this week. On account of the accident
several of our teachers have gone to
their respective homes to spend
Thanksgiving, namely: Miss Ross, to
Detroit, Mich: Miss Lee, to Toledo, and
Miss Newcomer to Tama.
Thanksgiving Day will be fittingiy
observed In Traer. All the stores will
be closed turnout the day and a union
Thanksgiving service will be held in
the Congregational church Mt 1920 in
the morning. Rev. Benjamin Sope1 Of
the NJ F.. church will deliver the adj
dress. In the afternoon a game of soot-
ball will be played between the MEM
bers of the II. B. Club and the Modern
Woodmen. Considerable interest is be-
ing manifested in the proposed game.
7. II. Greelis and family have rented
the David Taylor property in east
Traer and will occupy the same after
| Dec
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
MILWAUKEE ROAD MAKES AR
RESTS OF MEN SUSPECTED OF
RosBlNG CARS.
TWO NOW IN CUSTODY
OTHERS UNDER SUSPICION
Jack Hanson and Thomas Van Dra.ka
in Custody Charged With Thefts
From cars-Goods Valued at $1,000
Recently Missed and Secret Service
Men Got Busy.

Mason City, Nov. 23.-The arrest Of
two local employees of the Milwaukee
railroad and the searching of the
homes of several others presaGes y
general shake-up in the local depar,
ments. The men already in custody are
Thomas Van Draska, a switchman
who recently came to the road from
the Iowa Central, and Jack Hanson.
Recent thefts of merchandise will
amount to a loss of over $4,000 to the
company This figure was given by
Detective Scholl of the road, who has
been here for several days WORKING
on the case and has had line, he
says. on several of the employees fol
some time.
Developments Still Under Cover.
The developments of the case have
not yet been fully given to the pub.
lie by the officers. a half dozei
search warrants We're issued from
Justice Rankin's court but until Their,
is more discriminating evidence moth.
ing further will be done in these in
stances. The officers said that becaus,
a mans house was searched was n,
reason of guilt but that many innocen
employees will probably be compelled t.
suffer some embarrassment in order I,
sete at the evidence to cinch the guilty
Detective Scholl claims to hav,
further revelations to make which
will develop surprises He is ON
of the cleverest men in the seer
service of the company. has two 90
tics that can see thru a box ca
and an alfactory organism that eau
smell theft as far rs any one
Surprise Over Revelations.
There is good deal of surpris
ana considerable sympathy espresso
over the arrest of Mr. Van Drask5
He lives here With q son and daugn;cl
tlle latter a beautiful girl of about I
years of age, the son younger. Hi
home is in a fiat on North Main, whic
is elegantly appointed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
meANEsr KIND OF A JOKE
Mans isSa Of humer Meant = Few
Distracted Moments for
Mothsr0.

A mean, low-lived man living In an
apartment house on East Eighty-sev-
enth street played cruel, o very
cruel. Pudd'nhead Wilson joke the
other day on two young women. each
the proud possessor of first-born
babe about q month old.
The two frst.horn prodigies were
out on the porch OF the apartment
house the other afternoon. The two
porches connect. the way they do on
many apartment houses, being separ-
ated only by small railing The jo-
ker came along and shifted the two
kids. Then the mothers took their
offspring out for an airing. Each
youngster was all done up in mos
quito netting and stuff and neither
mother noticed the change until one
of them stopped at the home of her
mother on another street She ran
to the phone to notify the police. but
In her excitement called the fire de.
partment 1t was just awful. AS
both babies were comparatively new,
she didn't even recognize the one she
had toted along as belonging to her
neighbor, and she couldn't think for
the life of her where she codld have
mislaid her own child. o. 1t was ter
rible while the excitement was at Its
height. but the two little dears have
been traded bacA now and all Is we'll
once more.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
TEAM IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION FOR BIG BATTLE
THURSDAY.
STATE HoNoRs AT STAKE
in CONTEST WITH DRAKE
Ames Has Splendid Line But Back
field is slow-Wonderfu Team De-
veIoped This Year Out Of New Mater
iaI-Bis Crowd Going to Witness
Game at Des Moines.
Special to Times-R Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Ames, Nov 23.-With the varsity
squad rounded into just as good shape
as it is possible for men to get into by
careful training and coaching, Trainer
Jack Watson and. Coach Clyde Will
liams, of the Iowa State College, are
merely biding their time and waiting
for that greatest of all athletic events
of the year, the DralSeA Alnes game. on
Thanksgiving day
For a team that has been built in a
single training season. from the rawest
kind of material, the Ames team is Il
surprise, but there are reasons why it
should have to fight to win on Thanks
giving. There is no doubt but that
Ames has the greatest line in the state,
but the men tumble badly and the
back field is very. very slow.
Last week in practice against the
reserves the varsity lost two of it's
most experienced men when Ringhem
got his collar bone broken and Fulton
dislocated his left shoulder. Both men
are improving and could go into the
game Thursday probably, but Watson
never permits a man to go onto the
gridiron with an injury of any kind.
In Fulton's place at end Kraft will
play against the Drake team. and in
Ringhem's position at left half La
Suard or Cockerell will play. While
Ringhem and Fulton have had the
most experience on the team. yet the
men who will take their places arc
fast and dependable. so the team will
not be weakened materially.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
A woMAN's WRONGS.
Says Life With Husband Was He'll for
Eleven Years.

Eleven Years.
Sioux City. Nov 23.-..I lived in hell
eleven years and then tied to the one
friend who did not desert me when the
storm blew widest"
Thus did Mrs. Belle Mckinley en-
plain in measure why it was she
was found with William Adair, a ce-
ment builder of Decatur, Neb.. upon
being arraigned on charge of adul-
terry The woman stood at full height
with head thrown back, her eyes flash
ing with evil portent for her husband
Charles Mckinley of Council Bluffs
who arrived here last night.
About her slender form a coat was
drawn tightly and she explained this
was all she had time to grab when the
officers raped at, the door
f'I have. never done anything wilfull,
wrong in my life she continued. :"
understood my husband had secured {
divorce from me over month ago.
did not contest the case. l do want
my children, and l will fight for them
for my former husband is not a fl
man to have them. They are deathl,
afraid of him. as they remember the
kicks they have received from him"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
A Religious Authors Statement.

Rev. Joseph II. Fesperman, Salisbury
N. c., who is the author of several
books. writes: For several years
was afflicted with kidney trouble and
last winter l was suddenly stricken
with severe pain in my kidneys and
was confined to my bed eight days UNI
able to get up without assistance. My
urine contained a thick white sediment
and 1 passed same frequently day and
night. commenced taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy, and the pain gradual
ly ceased and my urine became normal.
cheerfully recommend Foley's Kidney
Remedy" Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
SUES MorHtR -IN-LAw.
Asks $1,000 Damages For Alienation of
Husbands Affections

Creston. Nov. 23.-Mrs Emma y.
HAL. of Bedford has filed suit in the
Taylor county district court. charging
her mother-in-law with alternating the
affections of her husband. A. P. Hall,
for which she asks damages amounting
TO $4,000 from her mother-in- law, Mrs.
K. r. Hall She also charges defend
amt as being to blame for the divorce
proceedings which have been begun by
plaintiff against her husband. on tie
grounds of cruel and inhunlan treat
nlent. The notice states that plaintiff
will ask for temporary alimony in the
sum Of $500. and additional permanent
alimony, amounting to $1,000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
No Case on Record.

There is no case on record OF a cough
or cold resulting in pneumonia or con-
sumption after Foley's Honey and Tar
has been taken. as it will stop your
cough and break up your cold quickly.
Refuse any but the genuine Foiey's
Honey and Tar in u yellow package.
Contains no opiates and is safe and
sure. Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
Has Filled a Lons-Felt Want.

'tuS q vFdrTSs
A Frenchman has invented sys-
tenn Of making glass so tough that a
piece one-tenth of an inch in thick
ness will withstand heavy blows from
metal hammer. This will enable
people who live In glass houses to
throw stones without thinking seri-
ously of the probable consequences