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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03
TOR NJ DS0N RnER RRIDGE
NaSs ant Means Committee FaNsrS
Preliminary appropriation.

ALBANY. March :: The Assembly Ways
and Means Committee to-day took favor
able action on the hill Of As=emblyman
Toomba carrying out the rrcommen-
cations of the Interstate Bridge Comm,--
SION for a bridge IN Manhattan at I7sth
sir-et Ia connect with the New Jersey
shore The bill authorizes tn" com
mission to make bor,ng~ and obtain gen
eral engineering data regarding the CON
strIciion Of the proposed bridge
Assenhlyman roomb- told IN" com
mlttee that Gov Fort had cent an ~m~r-
Gency message on -Imilar hull N the
New Jersey Legislature. and Bergen
Passaic and Hudson Count'e~ m New
Jersey had each appropriated SWn
for carrying on the preliminary work
The Toonbs NIL appropriate siSO0
for the commission 10 obtain the neCes-
Aary borings and plans. and n cover the
expenses Of the commission. which has
been serving without Ray.
Assemblyman divers bill exempting
from Observance of sunday Laws those
Who &et apart another day for Worship
gave the opponents and supporters u this
proposition their fifth or sixth annual
excursion TO the Capitol to-day Thcs~
Who appeared IN opprel,Ion ~ the measure
were the Rev " > Hubhsll 1T the NeW
OrN Nabnatn NDtnrnts@inn. - ret AIRY
O " Miller NJ the Reform Bureau, I n
Fit1si~ral OF 'ss sat- Norkingmen a
Federation and io7~n others They
argued that Comnuni' - yer" careless
enough nov with the Law without legal
izinR any vider open sunday for any
one So a. against another
Asse-nblynan Goldberg NJ New YORK.
and Asa~rnblyrnan Mainst"in ~roka IN
favor NJ the hill the lat ~ prSfsrrinE
some notifications
A bi!l of senator Rayuez introduces
to-day amends the incorporation art
81 the staten island ASSOCIATION ~
Arts and Sciences ny providing that ~
ahall he Oh" duty NJ ~" ConptFDllar
~ New York citv ~ irGns coUDTs,H
stock for acquiring land and build
ing or hiildinga Thereon for the pur-
pOaeA II the ASSOCIATION when sithoTiz"d
nv the Raard oi Fa'imaie and AppoTttr-,-
uent and that the R0ard ~ FAtimat~
and Apportionn~rt may tnCiud" m ii%
annual budget q Sufficient sum for leasing
land and the buildings thereon Tor m"
maintenance and care NJ the uius~JIm ~
the ASSOCIATION INdRr the present Law
a budget appr0priat NOT - eNCsNsh 80.
ON NAV 10 made for the above nsntl0nat
pnrpoaa- "N~"pt IN" 's,s" ~ land and
buildings.
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ZEPPELIN To THE ARCTIC.
German AeronAat win Investigate NtNd
Conditions NeNG SUMMER.

Special cabis Dsspsrh ~ THE sr~
BTRLIN. March Count Zeppelin will
take paFt personally in an Arctic sxpedi-
tion under the leadership n Geheimrath
Professor HergeseIl The expedition will
start tho coming summer 20 investigate tho
wind and weather conditions II Count
Zeppelin IL satisfied with the conditions
two dirigibls balloons will start from
Hamburg in 1912 for the purpose ~ crliis-
ing IN northern ATTITUDES ~ 10 expected
that Prince Henry ~ Prussia. brother n
tho Kaiser. will accompany the main
sHpNditi0n
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Protest against Deposition oG DasaI LAMA
Not VI cry Vigorous

SrscHi CIhS Dssps'oh - THS SrN
~ PTTEREsUR0. March !, 4 despatch
from Pekin aays that VI knro~tov"tl.
the Russian Minister. notified she Board
% Foreign Affairs ,Wai WI PuI that
Russia could not without concern reGsrd
the deposition ~ the Dalai Lama who 10
the spiritual head ~ many Russian
Buddhists
The Wai WI Pa replied that the internal
administration 81 Tibet and the Buddhist
religion would not be affected by the
deposition 81 the Dalai Lama
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03

mt ~ Course tho IIbsVaIs RefUse 10
Tsuch %.

spsr'aI caHs Despatch 10 TRR SrE
LoNDoS. March 3-The German black
broad. which vas scornfully abused ny
tho Liberals IN the recent e.ector al cam
paign. has bsen introduced TO the menu
~ the Hrus~ ~ Commons restaurant
where u 10 demanded by Unionists ant
travelled members ~ Parliament. Who
learned IN like u in Germany.
~ 10 popular except among the LlbeIals
Who. II 10 said. refuse IN touch IL lsst they
h. thought ren~Gades IN the el~ction
professions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03
OBALDTrS NERAL.
Panama Fvesldent's Body Guarded ",
American Marines

spsf'-I C1s's Dsf11ffA p THR srN
PANAMA. March 2.-Ths funeral Of
President Obaldia took place this after
noon. II was largely attended. those
present including the Canal Commits
sioners. Government officials and 'he
Consular Corps. A battalion Of American
marines acted ~ guard Of honor.
W ork vac suspended in the Canal Zone
Tor fifteen minutes a. a mark 81 respect
President Mendoza delivered the principal
funeral grafton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03
SAYS LABOR vas LWPOR-ED.
a.. .. Auorney IN IIsSSIaIu sues Planters
Association.

SPIRAL Cahir Dsspafrh ~ rvs Srs
HoNoLULU. March ? suit has besn
brought against tho riantsrs Association
by United States Attorney Brecksns bs-
cause Of violation SS tho contract lac.
The complaint ssts forth that the Aaso-
citation imported two Portuguese from
Macao for work On q sugar plantation
The men are aaid % hGs~a adRHittsd thar
they Tot m0aasY kGP afarSnog passage and
had q progatss % smployInSFe
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I,r,r,-n " r.I-,sn. 10 Meet Ea,rbanE.

Spsc.ai Cchis Ds,p0'ch ~ TIE >r-N
LoNDoS. March > Sir Robert William
Perks. the engineer. has invited m"-"
than a hundred Wesleyan clergymen and
laymen. including all the Wesleyan Nom
bers IL Parliament. ~ meet eN-\Ic--
President Fairbanks ~ luncheon -
March 10
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Be- RrI,rt Bal .,rsndch rru,,rr ,nllrfr.

Hpsrtr' r''~ Nssrr'' fr THF -
kINGsTDN. isnr'c. March Ira
wre~kinE steamship Premier rH'urnA1
bore today from Blpeh.aids. Near qua.
whittier rhe went - attempt ~ Hos' the
Norwegian fruit steamship 'Jrir'o. which
went ashore ~ Blue 'ioid. or February -.
The Premier we ma o'e N DO any salvage
work owing - h"s " vazthsT She "a
ports that tho CSrrn'o - NOV leaking h'I1
~ IN y dangsrou. T,s-,itton
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!spsefsI Cgs's DSsr4'cA - THs sUs.
LONDON. March The snGAgsmsn, IL
announced ~ Elizabeth. daughter 81 Dr..
MoAlesssr of Philadslph,a. and Charles
Canmell 81 LAAgholm.
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Nand.rhsrn YlIrs nv NlNrs IN % ,aInales.

spsc'aI Cssis DsspafrH - rHR sus.
PARIs. March . vAhderhorn. the aVl-
ator. fev 1rem ChAlons % Ralms,
distance Of twenty milss. to-day In half an
hour.
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The Indestructo" Trunk

Is the strenSest-and lishtest-trunk ever
constructed. II is practically invulnerabe
to damage from the toughest USAGE
built entirely Of multiply wood put to-
sether and strengthened by special process
which SO unites every part Of the trunk that
il is practically solid one-piece construction.
THE MAKER GUARANTEES TO REPLACE
any "Indestruetc" Trunk with a o. the
and quality, In the OF its destruction within
five years from date Of purchase by accident, wreck
fire, collision, esreessness neglect while The
hands o. custody Of any transportation company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03

The t@gpers aure y->teTfay. 80 r~esrdea by the
,N1rtal thsrrSmet-r. u shoUn In ihe annex -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03
Sake & Gn1r}taty
Broadway at 34th st.
Trunks g. Suit Cases

II is a mistake to suppose that "A trunk Is
a trunk and nothing more. Familiarity
with homely object Of utility may lead one
to believe that there is nothing better.
In our Department of Travellers Requisites
there are numerous instances Of surprising
Improvement in Trunk construction. We
pre- sent the LARGEST assortment in the city of
Trunks for specific uses
DRESS TRUNKS SHIRT WAIST TRUNKS. HAT TRUNKS
SHIRT TRUNKS. TRUNKS FOR ACCOMNCOA TING
AN ENTIRE WARDROBE MEMS OR VOMENs
Every model is produced according 20
own specfeauons-ths latest and Rest
ample cf advanced trunk making
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03
CITY AND GAS COS, AGREED
I'ROR lBLE SETTLEMENT ~
ONCE az 3: .OsAO. SSW CONTROI ERST

erapss~d Terms Win G:lNe the aiIS AlSsal
asspO.S D00 After % IsAs Paid Its DiIl
for llght ami CSSnIsanseA Nave PAli
Hask Taxes and Franchise TaNes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
LEWIS DEFENDS COMMISSION.
Secretary Says State Board Was Hep-
resented at Rate Hearing.

Des Moines, Sept. 6.-"The Iowa
board of railway commissioners will be
represented at the Interstate commerce
commission hearing in Chicago begin
ming Sept. 10 by the lawyer member
OF the board, w. l.. Eaton, and one
other member OF the board" said Sec
rotary Dwight n Lewis
The board was represented by MT.
Eaton and the secretary at the nearing
last week in purs uance with resoiu-
ton passed by the board the week be-
fore Iowa and Illinois were the only
states represented by state commits
sions.
An injustice was done the board, l
believe, by the statement printed from
Mr. Harry Wallace stating that the
board had not been represented. Had
Mr.. Wallace taken the care TO have
properly informed himself this mis-
fortune might have been spared. The
board made no great ado about going
TO the hearing and representing the
people OF Iowa because the perform
ance of such duties is a custom with
the board.
No interest of Iowa will suffer at
the hands of thep resent board of COM
missoners
The Iowa commission now has
pending before the interstate commerce
commission a number of cases involv-
ing practically every rate applying on
interstate business in which Iowa ship
pers have any interest including rates
on packing house products. In all these
cases by direction of the board the at
torney general is representing the
Iowa board.
While this may not be known gen
enerally it is the record and will be
gratifying to shippers. l, is unfortu-
nate any criticism could creep out
when ii might be saved by knowing
the facts. readily obtainable at the Of
flee of the commission"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
NEW STOCK DISEASE
Stock In Western Iowa Affected With
Peculiar Malay for Past Thirty
Days-Disease Yields to Treatment,
But Its Cause Not Determined.

Special to Times Republican.
Logan, Sept 6-Drs. Shields, Weeks
and Copeland, Veterinary surgeons Of
Logan, report new stock disease. at
least new to western Iowa. liberated
mouth, swollen tongue. fever, loss OF
appetite, and a rapid reduction OF flesa,
are among The symptoms of the new
disease. COWS are almost the only ami
mails thus far affected, and tho the
disease seems to yield to treatment,
Yer where nothing has been done,
losses have been sustained.
III one nerd Of 200, bu; six were af
fected, and these al different times, in
another large herd but three; and in
another herd Of thirteen. six In lis
most malignant form the tongue is re-
ported TO be badly swollen and protrud-
ing from the mouth, and the animal
is unable TO swallow water or take
nourishment.
The disease has been affecting stock
in western Iowa in the past thirty days,
and its cause is not well determined.
The state veterinary surgeon has been
asked 10 make the necessary examina-
ton
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
SNAKE LOOSE IN HOTEL.
Boa Constructor Creates Panic in c.
dar Rapids Hosiery.

Cedar Rapids, Sept. Ga bout 200
panic stricken people lined Fourth
street between First and Second aven
ues for one hour while boa constric
tor, ten feet long had a merry time in
breaking dishes and causing general
damage in the Russell House. Today
John Murphy has not as yet recovered
from the scare which was caused while
he cut his hand on a broken plate and
thought that the big snake bit him.
Mrs. Jess Kimmel is also suffering from
the shock.
Saturday evening a Snowman who
was on his way 10 make some of the
small town fairs stopped in the Russell
House. He had with him two large
wooden boxes Saturday night. a dog
belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Kim
mel. proprietors of the Russell House,
kept barking at one of the boxes. but
/ nobody paid attention to the enraged
canine The Snowman did not tell what
was in the box.
Monday afternoon about o'clock.
While the hotel was very quiet, Mrs.
Kmmel went into the dining room
to get some dishes. AS she walked
behind the counter she was suddenly
attracted by a noise on the floor and
looking down discovered 10 ner aorroi
a large snake crawling on the floor.
The state of Mrs. kimmels fright
can not be described. She screamed
and rushed out of the hotel. Her ex-
element attracted a number of rail-
road men and other persons who were
walking on Fourth street and within
three minutes this one block of Fourth
street was lined with persons who kept
at a respectable distance from the Rus
sell House door.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
IAAA MlLSI BURNED
ONE OF LANDMARKS OF TOWN
TOALLY DESTROYED BY
FIRE.
ADJOINING PROPERTIES
SAVED AFTER HARD FIGHT
Mill Was Operated by Smith & Son
Origin Of Fire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to Hose Wagon While En- route to
Blaze-one Fireman Slightly Injured
Special to Times-Republican.

special to meS-Republican.
Tama. Sept. 6.-The Touring mill,
located on the river front and in the
midst of the factory district, was to-
tally DESTROYED by fire late yesterday
afternoon, and several adjoining prop
critics We're saved from destruction by
hard work on the part of the fire de-
partment and citizens.
The mill was one of the landmarks
of the town. 1t was operated by Smith
& Son for grinding feed and other pro-
ducts sold by them in the feed store.
The Kenyon pump factory adjoining
was on fire several times, but was
saved with slight damage thru the good
work of the department An adjoin-
ing ice house, which was empty, was
destroyed.
While making the run to the fire with
the apparatus the wheel of the wagon
came off, throwing one of the firemen
several feet. He was somewhat bruised
but was not seriously injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
SUES TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Harlan Attorney Lost Land Deed Thru
Error in MESSAGE.

Special TO Times Republican.
Harlan, Sept. 6.-J. b. Whitney, a
prominenl attorney of this city, has
brought suit against the Western
Union Telegraph Company, claiming
damages from them for $51S.23 on &C
count OF their negligence and careless
ness in sending a telegram for him
from Nampa, Idaho, to the shelby
County Bank of this city He was IN
Idaho ana made a large land purcha &c
on condition that the bank here would
telegraph the parties that his check
would be honored for a large sum. The
telegraph company delivered the mes
sage TO the bank here with the amount
which Whitney wanted made TO read
$500 instead of the amount he wished
and the agent of the telegraph COM
pany a Nampa did not trace the mes
sage and correct the sum. and Whitney
was forced 70 abandon the deal, and on
account of this he makes his claim for
damages
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
THIEF WAS LOCKED IN
Couldn't Break Out of Store and Had
to Secure Police Aid to Effect His
Release = Was Shut UP For Two
Hours.

Special to nes-Republican.
Mason City, Sept. 6.-The police of
the city are a little put out over an
event of yesterday About 4:3O in the
afternoon A. H. Spohr closed his drug
store. Just few moments before he
closed q man stepped into the store
and said he wanted TO phone. Mr..
Spohr told him that he was going to
close the store and he wouldn't have
time. Mr. Spohr stepped to the cash
drawer and locked it and then turned
to the door and locked ii. thinking the
fellow had gone out.
About TWO hours later Officer Sa
plight passed the building and saw a
man inside He wanted to know what
he was doing inside and he told him
that he had been locked in. Spohr was
telephoned and he came down and
opened the door. The fellow was
searched but nothing was found on his
person. He gave his name TO the po
lice as a resident of Nora Springs and
that he had team in the livery. Later
it was discovered that he had no team
in the barn and no such person lived
at Nora Springs. He was evidently a
crook and when he found that there
was no way of getting out of the drug
store only by breaking a window, he
was willing to allow the officer to get
sight Of him
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06

Labor Day baseball meet by a score Of
IA to 0. The same team played Sun
day at Dougherty and at the end of
the thirteenth inning the score was 8
to 3, and the game had to be called
on account OF darkness. The Clear
Lake team has disbanded for the
season The Mason City team has a
few more games to play and the
Charles City Aggregation after COM
pleting a transforming engagement in
the east part of the state, will disband
for the season. 1t is altogether prob
able that these three cities will have
semi professional teams next summer
and a league composed of several OF
the larger cities of northern Iowa will
be formed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
Two Suffering From Bad Hurts.

Special to Times Republican.
Logan, Sept. 6.-Charles Harder, Of
Beebeetown, who sustained a dislo-
Gated shoulder and other painful in
juries, as d result of being thrown
from his horse Saturday afternoon, is
reported as doing nicely Thomas
Kerchner, Of Reedermills whose right
leg was broken at the ankle, as a re-
suit of being thrown from his frighten-
ed horse Saturday afternoon, is report
ed as suffering not only from the
broken leg, but also from being kicked
by the horse after being thrown
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
HOW,S THIs7

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. j.
CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
We. the Undersigned have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fnan-
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm. Walding Kinnan
& Marvin, wholesale druggists, To-
ledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Tes-
tim onials sent free. Price Is cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall Family Pills for constipa-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06

His head was literally covered with scsbs
and ugly sores and MS cries kept Us awake
throughout the long night. had 10 keep bis
hands in gloves 10 prevent his scratching his
head, as he was doubtless suffering from
burning and itching sensation, and was con-
stantly trying 20 put his hands where 1t hurt.
''At last when he was about three years
old, we saw an adver tiseTnent Of CutErra and
decided to Try the virtues Of tie CpticuIa
Remedies. l bought one cake of Cuticura
Soap, a box of Cuticura ONT rlent ard bottle
of Cuticura Resolvent. used them according
to directions and am happy TO tell you the
little sufferer wss cured in less than three
weeks. This was over a year ago and now
his head is covered with fine growth OF
luxuriant hair Strange TO say all those
lInsightly sores did not even leave a scar.
Mrs. c. o. Couvillon PlaucheTille, La, Feb
1uary &c. 1910. F"
The suffering which Cuticlra Soap and
Cuticura Ointment have alieviated. among
,skin-tortured. dishgured infants, children and
adults have led to their adoption in countless
homes the purest, sweetest and most eco
nomical treatment for eczerras, and other
itching. burning huInors Oft skin and scalp.
a single set is often sufficient.
Cuticura Remedies are sold throughout the civil
tied world. Potter Orig Chem Corp. Sole Props,
Boston. ns-Hailed free. 32-pase Cuticura Book.
''How TO Care for and Treat the Skin and scalp.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
TO ENTERTAIN cHuRcHMEN.
Danish and Norwegian saptists of Ma.
ton to Assemble at Harlan.

SPECIAL 70 Times Republican.
Harlan, Sept. 6--The first national
conference of the Danish and Nor
wegian Baptist churches of the United
States viii be held in this city from
Wednesday, Sept. il. TO Sunday, Sept.
is Each church in the country is en-
titled TO send delegates, and each state
conference IS also entitled to be repre-
scented by delegates. The number is
expected to reach from 200 to 400 del
egates. The people o fthe local churches
VIII entertain the visiting delegates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
BUYS HOGS AT STATE FAIR.
Loaan Men Make Purchases Of Prize
Winning Animals.

Special TO Times Republican
Logan, Sept. Ga. J. Podendorf and
c. F. Levalley returned from the state
fair. with a shipment Of hogs purchased
from among those on exhibition. Mr..
Podendorf returned with three females
whose combined weight is 1000 pounds,
and one male, whose weight is between
900 and 1000, being the largest hog
entered at the state fair, Poland
China and prize winner.
c. F. LeValley bought Chesterwhite
hogs, and much younger ones than
those purchased by Mr. Podendorf.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
Don't Scratch, You Can Get cutieiay
at Any DRUGSTORE in a Minute.

at ANY OTuSStOTS III a Nii''NNS'
A we'll known Chicago dentist. Dr.
is. E. Allen, while extracting a tooth,
scratched his finger. Soon the arm was
lfrtghtfully swollen to his shoulder. Sev-
'eral swollen glands formed and il
looked like blood poisoning In about
IAN hour after he applied Cuticlay all
.pain, swelling and fever We're gone 1t
lis simply marvellous.
The physician in charge Of the Hal
sted Street Dispensary has put Cuti-
clay to many trying tests. In his dis
t-ict working people rush in with all
sorts of burns. cuts, bruises. Dr.. Has
KEEL says: 81 have put Cuticlay 70 very
Isevere tests and in every case am
pleased. satisfied and surprised; and in
icutaneous LESSONS eczema, etc). its
action was quick and decided" Doc
ttors recommend Cuticlay and publicly
! endorse 1t because II is not patent
lmedicine but pure strange product
! of Misunderstanding added or taken
from It, ~ D. Plamondon. a wealthy
manufacturer in Chicago. cured his &C.
zenla of the hands by Cudclay An
iother prominent man used it on his lit
;tle daughters scalp for a peculiar erup
ttion. The doctors had nothing that
Ieven relieved II. Cuticlay is certainly
"a grand discovery. Nature IS a pro-
found mystery in forming such a
strange and extraordinary cure for
skin eruptions.
/ You can get a large can of Cuticlav
tat any drug store for so cents, or will
hhe mailed upon receipt Of price. II you
~wish to first demonstrate what the
Iwonderful Cuticlay viii do for you,
snpon the receipt Of six cents in stamps
ito pay the cost Of packing. etc, We viii
lmail you a large trial package The
iCuticlay Co, Chicago. III.
1t is sold and highly recommended
In Marshaltown by Mcbride & VIII
Drug Company, Elder Drug Company,
and c. ]. Lander
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
Newspaper Change at Harlan.

Special 70 ImeS-RepuDlican.
Harlan, Sept Ga deal was closed
otday, whereby the Harlan American,
the local progressive republican paper,
was purchased from G. S. Turrlll, oc
Jefferson, the new proprietor, by the
Shelby County Republican and Harlan
Tribune. The sale was conditional on
the Endorsement of the course by the
business men Of the city, which was
given by them almost unanimously.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
Youth kiII.d Nv R,o,.

Upton, Sept. 6.-Mattie Lang, aged
20, died Sunday as result of blow
dealt him by Harry Adams, another
lad, Saturday night, because Lang re-
fused to speak to Adams when they
met on the street. Adams is in jail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-06
The Gratitude of Elderly People

Goes out to whatever helps give them
ease, comfort and strength. Foley
Kidney Pills cure kidney and bladder
diseases promptly, and give comfort
and relief to elderly people. Mcbride &
VIII Drug COMPANY.