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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-10
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Vegetable Compound

Black Duck, Minn.-"About n year
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Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
Bradley TheAter

Patrons of tbe Bradley complimented Manager Morrill, on the exceptionally htg bill he presented the first of the week. There were three good vande- yllle acts in addition 10 some feature motion pictures. The pictures for the remainder of the week have been care. fully selected and hlgh. class speciality secured.
 This Thursday evening, Madame X powerful emotional drama is The offering This piece has had phene- minal run in the large cities in this country and abroad and Putnam Ines te-goefs are especially fortunate m b . ing able 10 see IL without leas ing town. There has hcen geed ads Snce sale for this special performance.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
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Baseball.

Tine fast game lof Ibe Eastern 6en- neeligs Leagae ~as piafed at DaSsilie ssfarday afternoon Tbe Champions defeated Jewett tiy 5 10 z Talro, Of tAis city, played second aaaa Farley caught. fec cream and cake was sold during the game md aH excellent chowder supper was served imme- 1iateiy atEer.
 Andens xs. Netlstefs a. North GrosQenordaIe Saturday sshops be 4 big drawing card. The leans haYe played two eiose games. Webster win ming the iifst 1 Co 3 in II innings, and the Andems winning the second b |. The following iineups will oe Of interest.
 webstef-McMaaus f, Lizotte 3bi Marcustry Capt 2b, Mathieu p, Saunders ss, Lonefgan fl, Cassidy lb, Lachance q. Kulch C..
 Andems--Dion c, J. Johnson IT, Geo. Johnson H., Arthur Johnson 3b, Codalfc cf, Carlson D, Berthiaume Zb, ANfulH het tAHIBtsa It. tsHtPfst "NA' Conway.
 There will be dancing al the pavilion in the evening from 10 l2.
 Houllhan pitched for Sof wich Town at Norwich Sunday afternoon.
 MANSFIELD l6 EAGLE
 The Mansiields clipped the Eagles wings at tue fair grounds Tuesday afternoon, and clipped them good ard short Byrne pitched and iielded well, Bloeaali played good game al short Gagne covered the first station h good form and Baker pulled down high fly. Lapalmo and Guertln were the headauefs for the Eagles. Both ealehers showed up well hal both went lo sleep wlth three naa OH when the ball was damped in ff9nt Of the plate and all tbat was necessary was lo pick It up and touch home. Instead both lhfe. 10 lifst and threw wild.
 Bursiek was drst ap .and Ept a bin- gle, stole and fwent To thlfd ea passed bali. Byfne walked iand stole. Both scored when Joiiie let bibeanltls gfounder gu throagh.l
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
Adventist Church Notes.

Services at the Advent Christian Church, on Chapel street, every Sum- day, as follows
 Preach ng at io:30 T. nj.
 Sunday SclooI al l2 Q clock. Song Service al r. III.
 Preae hing at 1:i5 D. m. Order of .Serrice =
 Organ prelude, Invocation, Psalm, Singing, Scripture lesson. Prayer, Singing, Offering, Notices, sermon,
 Benediction.
 Subject next Sunday morning ,"The Coming of the King, It's Proximity The annual roll call of the church will be held at this meeting, and it is desired that sli our members be present to respond to their names. God is wonderfully blessing us. and we ought to meet together a least once In the year to express our gratitude to him. Prayer meeting Thursday night at I:3o.
 REV. THOMAS FE.i.TAAN, Pastor.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
1nx. Hnw can 1 He | s.aIaIer.

Song. Hos Can Be soldier. Presentation Of Pins.
 THE DECADES Fifty Years Ago. Dr. ". IT Saarfse Forty Years Ago. P " Perry Thirty Years SE9. 7; ,,.s' 3e ..l...... slIisea Ten Years 4g9 ffarBid cGfbfn f...snrle q tfe Past 70 Years
 '. T. JohHsan
 Major General Rev. F. D. Sargent gfea 6s82 camp
 Tie eirew q War fsr Dr. Kianear raps. C. D sharpe. Bugler- The ehairnen of the committees for the state Conference met last sunday afternoon and as far as possible com p'eied the roll Of officers. IL is as fol- lows:
 George ". HeIt, F. x. Perry, \. W. Bost tp-- Finance.
 r. " seward. Mrs. F.. NJ. Warner, r. J Daniels Entertainment.
 z. l.. Child. Mics Bertha Sargent, Ms. F. J. s-5oiieiiation for en- tersiument.
 (. D. Sharpe = Arrangement of rooms in church.
 l.. Q. wiIiisms-Pfinting and Pub licity.
 E. NJ. Warner, A. W. Bowen, George Champlin, C. E. Shaw, Ger trude Hall. Mary Wheaton, Ruth Nitric ey-WeIeoming and ushering.
 W. ]. BartIett--Automobile
 K. Carpenter, Marjorie Burgess NJ NaiI and Telephone.
 Mark Lewis-CIoak Room. Ladies' Social cifeie-Bapquet.
 Al . meeting Of the Gymnasium As: socialion Raymond Wheaton was elected director and general manager. It was also voted to procure and in. stall box alley for the use Of the Gymnasium Glasses. Committees were also appointed 10 make inquiries and arrangements for classes and lead. CTS for the coming season. There is . possibility Of securing, as leader for inc ladies class, Miss Hicks, who was so popular in this work two years ago, and MT. Chester Page of Danielson is a possible candidate for q mems class. The alley will probably be in place the coming week.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
nendal. October 3rd. 1910,
at , . clock in the forenoon

to act on the following articles:
 Article L To elect by ballot three seleetmen, one assessor for three years. three boa d of relief. two auditors, six grand jurors, seven eoastables, two school committee for three years, two
 registrars of voters, tax collector and tree w arden
 Article 2. To elect any officers re- quiTed by law
 Article g. To hear report of seieci-
 men and set thereon.
 Article i. To hear report Of trea- surer ani act the Teon. ArticIs ,. To hear report of school committee and get thereon. Article c. To see if the Town will appropri lie sSuoe for schools for the coming year. Article :. To see If the Town will appropriate the sum of sI0O for repairs of school buildings. Article To see if the Town will appfopriate the sum of S300 for text books.
 Article g. To see If the Town will appropriate the sum of SlW for school supplies. -, nTtiCtc lOs Ac SSE II tfS appropriate the sum of $s5 for school library.
 Article II. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum Of $600o to meet ex xpenses Of High school. Article F. To determine manner of repairing highways and appropriate money for same. Article l3. To determine manner Of opening highways when blocked with snow.
 Article 14. To see if the Town will appropriate sum of money for the proper observance of Memorial Day. Article b. To raise money to pay the current expenses of the Town. Article Is. To see if the Town will authorize the seleeemen to borrow such sums Of money as may be needed to pay current expenses oi the Town an- iii the nexi annual meeting. Article T.. To see wether the Town Will yote 10 appropriate sum ot money not 10 exceed sl50 for the bene- it of the Thompson Library incorpo-
 rated.
 Article IS. To see If the town will vote to appropriate $500 for free bed in the Day Kimb hospital Of Put nam, Conn.,, for the ensuing year.
 Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to appoint School Supervisor or Supervising Agent under the Provi- sions of Section 6, Chapter 225, Act of 1909.
 PHILIP WOISARD, f
 CLAUS HAGSTROM, Selectmen.
 THOMAS RYAN,
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23

The Eagles igot one in their half Morse's error let Ethier on. He went down on 'eioquin's out, stoie and scored on passed ball.
 Mansfield dld not make the rounds in the second Lapalme made a good catch and turned Il Into n double by a throw te J. Dumas.
 The Eagles scared high ip their hall and took the lead. Three singles, a pass, a pass ball and several errors let b men around.
 Mansfield closed np in the third by adding : without getting hit.
 The Eagles got them back In their hall Lapnlme and Gueftin copping out singles.
 In the meantime Blbeault had been gathering in the pop ilies al short without miss.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23

The tltst tail meeting of the ,o. NJ. club was held si the hone of the pre- sident. Mss Ruth Marfey. in Grove street. Plans for the winters pro. gramme ,wefe discussed and social evening spent
 --MIss Hazel Davenport: daughter of Mir. and II. II. Davenport, left Thurs day for Washington. n. ., where she is to enter university ax . student.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23

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 Et<sse Nsrfx (. H eaa~t. iAfr o VesasseeA. ie sxfa lssrtct ssr4ws-sa
 Upon the xpplieafta M ss wisa-aa up eaar of sfsn xas la N sss.. pfastnS "a sestefs administration mxy ee xtahssa ssa sAso ~-1s r~rrrs- n,ed .nss ssai< a Der appisc.rte4 ss nle sxsar~ fultv AsseA q it s
 ssrsninsa al the pvonase e0cs n Weeastac& fr cad district. sa iAe e>sA day q sept. isze. q ocisck in the after ard thAi Pseac nefssx eu lime and sc< af hxarsla f1 rcos. oy pse lishius eors es sass erss<~ cossta e~ws1nees hAsiaa . carvuaA,sun sa sA1a asstrs<s. seo oy inszss fn town oE Wco11eoek n eos9 pssnfcs. ii lsass days s~fnrv sasd 1ng ef enossas.
 CersiA~A fFeQ eseerd.
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Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
ANNUAL Town Meeting

The legal voters Of ihe Town Of Thompson are hereby warned to meet al Town Hall 5n
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
esi.

Three base hiIs, Bnrdiok, MoTse Two base hits. Busiick, 6agne, Bi- beaut, Lapalme, oaestin. struck eut by Ryrne t, Guerlin l, Lapalme 5. Ease on balls ott Ryrne l, oueflin x, Lapalme S. Hit hs pitcher, Lapalne. Wild pitches Byrne, Gaertin .. Passed balls, Burdick ,, Ethier, stolen bases, Bardick. Byrne ], Gagne ,, Morse, Bioeault, lEthier, jollie, I.apslme ,. Double play, Lspalme to ]. namss, Lapalme to reioquin to Ethiet. Time i.Su. Umpire Nandale.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23

Fuller esme ID twice in this inning bat failed to connect. although he proved q good waiter the first time up and walked He was aiso copspieious ss eoachef md had HIghie Jennings skfnpea six eltg blocks
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
St. Philips s Climsch

The Guild will hold cake and apron sale at Mrs. F.. II. Payne's, 2i Grove street, on Wednesday afternoon, Sep tember 2s, from three To five o'clock.
 Thursday, September 2s, being the festival of St. Michael md All Angels, there will be celebration of the Holy Communion at A. m.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23

nihe gathered the pops.
 Guertin got ambitious in the srd and tried the squeeze play but Bur dick, who had been catching a lively game. caught him al the pan.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
TICE! !
Monday, Oct. 3rd, 1910
al 9 O'CLOCK X. NJ.

al 3 O'CLOCK X. NJ.
 ist To choose by ballot all Town oaicers necessary to oe chosen by balio'.
 2nd To hear and act upon the re- port of the Town officers for the past year.
 srd To lay tax to raise money to defray the ordinary expenses of the Town for the ensuing year.
 4th. To make sn appropriation for the support of the public schools for lhe ensuing year.
 5th. To make sn appropriation for the support of the Town Library for the ensuing year.
 s,h. To d.ree, as to the care of the public roads.
 -lh. To vote for or against the licensing of the sale of spurious and intoxicating liquors in said Town.
 sth. To see If the Town will vote to purchase the Foster Dean lot { so called for Town Library site.
 Ah. To see If the Town will vote to reconsider iis former vote and open all ar part of the Kelly road tso cailedl as a public highway. 10th. To direct as to either the sale or repair of the building formerly used as . school house in Dist. No. ' llth. To do any other business pro pe- ,o be done al said meeting.
 D>set at ksstford Sept. is, isio-
 Wa :. WARREN l
 C. ktl f,IL4. Setectnen-
 A. c. MORSE.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
Wanted.

Reliable party to be agent for this vi- cinity to handle Cylinder Automo- bile Hand Air Pump on commission. \ quick seller. Write H. NJ. Blakes- ley, Box loI6, Hartford, Conn. 31-3s
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
sEinnea six fIIY bIoeks.

Both teams scored once more in the 9th. Mansfield was np and there were two down when Baker scored from first on Fhayer's little single.
 Byfne got q bit wild in the 9lh and Lapalme got In the way of one Of hls bendets and it took him in the ear
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
Congregational Church Notes

Mrs. |. Fl. Brown and .Lr ] C. Johnson have been appointed deie- gales to repre- sent our church al the A. NJ. \. meeting soon le be held in Bos. ton.
 Next Sunday onr Bible school will observe it's Annual Fall Rally Day. he officers Of The school extend a special invitation To all parents and school to be present, and make this an Old Home Day. Dr. W. H. sharpe will speak of the school as he knew II fifty years ago, and Mir. Y. W. Perry of u forty years ago. Other friends have been invited to speak of the school thirty and twenty years ago. The Primary and Junior Departments will give reciiations and songs, and the orchestra will lead the singing If you ever attended the school, come again next sunday.
 THE ROSTER Major General. Rev. F n,Sargent Rrigadier General |. E. Child Rrisadler General j. q, Johnson Colonel A W Bowen Cxionel F, J. Daniels Lieutenant II. ", Sharpe Major F.. J. p1tton AasoF A l. tAntels Major J E Warner Malor A. N. Carpenter Captains Teachers
 PROGRAM ism. reveille.
 (. n. sharpe. Regser sanxs iss. slz
 Salute the flax
 Scripture
 Our Enlistment
 Major General sarsenrs class
 Captain F. $. sarssnts class Our Uniform.
 Captain s. |. Clark.
 carsain NJ E. wheaton's class Our Ragions.
 Captain F N Stewards class Our Marching Order.
 Captain R. L. Sargents class
 Hsssaaser General J. ., Johnson Beginners. Mary Child. Doris Card.
 Bertha child
 Primary. Ealxshefh whe~lock Flora White. Ethel kenyon- Annette Song. Rememhrr the sabbath day Recitation. Mountain Rally
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
THE NEW AGE.

When navies are forgotten
 And fleets are useless things, When the dove shall warm her bosom Beneath the eagles wings; When memory of battles
 At last is strange and old, When nations have one banner And creeds have found one fold; When the Hand that sprinkles mid
 night
 With it's powdered drift of suns Has hushed this tiny tumult Of sects and swords and guns; Then Hates last note of disoord In all Gods worlds shall cease, In the conquest which Is service. In the victory which is peacei
 Frederick Lawrence Knowles.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24

Mrs. Chas. Pendergast and MT. and Mrs Harmon.
 Miss Nellie Elliot. Lew Graham and Homer Green were among those who attended the meeting of the board of directors of the Dairymen's associa- ton Tuesday night at the home of J. A Higgins in Cartwright. The meet ing was to have been at Harry Hn- ber's, but just as Mir Higgins was starting some of the members drove in and it was found that through some misunderstanding the meeting was announced for two places All who could be, were reached by means of the telephone. J. O. Vine drove out from Phoenix to attend the meeting at MT. Hilber's and was disappointed to find no meeting in session
 George. Misses Lottie and Edith Bright are in Phoenix this week visit ing friends before their departure for Kentucky.
 Tuesday Mrs. Bright entertained as guests Mrs. Marian, Mrs Nelson, Mrs Isaac and Miss Nellie Morten.
 Mir. and Mrs. McDermott and daughters, Mir and Mrs. Harmon and daughter. Mir. and Mrs Kay, all of Phoenix. are the invited guests at din ner Saturday at the home of Mir and Mrs George Kay. The occasion is the birthday of Mrs. Kay. George Rays mother. and Alice Kay. the youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Kay
 Mrs. Chas. Olmstead has been in vesting in Holstein cattle She re- panrlx- hnttoht civ ha; nf To- at $50 each
 Ray Bell left Monday for Geronimo, where he will spend several months with his sister. Mrs. Curtis. Mir Cur tis is employed in a mine and Ray will have charge of the ranch. Before leaving he sold his horse to Robert Irving
 Mrs. George Kay called upon friends in Cartwright Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. A. Higgins and two sons and their guests. Mrs. Emhuff, Mrs De- vinney and Miss Devinney, were vis- itors at the Pan-American ostrich farm Thursday afternoon. Besides see ing the birds they visited the plucking pen and saw she birds being branded They also visited the feather rooms where many beautiful feathers were graded ready for shipment.
 The Country Reading Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Bruce Brooks. The members present were Mrs. Root. Mrs. Wall. Mrs. Bone. Mrs Ivy and Mrs. Brooks. Besides the members of the club the Rev Mir and Mrs. Cagle and Mrs. Brown of Cart wright. Mrs. M. J. Miller of Fowler and Mrs. Elder of Phoenix were pres ent. Mrs. Elder. who is canvassing the district in the interest of a life insurance company. gave the ladies an talk upon joining the Wo- mans Federation. Mrs. Ivy gave a very instructive talk on preparing meats for the table. Mrs Root and Mrs. Bone sang and Mrs Bone and Mrs. Brooks sang. Mrs. Brooks serv- ed tea and pie to her guests. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Jack Brooks
 The wood cutters are very busy now chopping the trees and making wood for the coming year. All the roads are lined with brush and cordwOod
 Since the warm weather has come again the ranches are putting on a much better appearance and farming is being begun in earnest. --.-s.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
AMERICAN SETTLERS
 ON THE RIO YAQU|
Esperanza the Center of a Prosperous
 Colony.

c. B Howard of EsperanZa, on the Yaqui river and the line of the west ern extension of the Guadalaj jara rail road. arrived here Saturday on priv ate business. He is connected with the Richardson Construction company, which is interested in a large irriga- ton project near EsperanZa. The pro- feet is for the reclamation of an inn mense area of fine valley and mesa lands. very like Arizona lands. by the diversion of water from the Yaqui river The Richardson company is placing settlers on the land and ac- cording to Mir. Howard is rapidly de- veloping the country about Esperan- za which is the headquarters of the company. It has already either sold or contracted to sell about 10000 acres of land. The climate he says is good pretty hot in the summer but cool at night, so there is no great dis comfort
 He says the land lays alongside of the Yaqui country and much Yaqui labor is employed by the whites. They never harrass the American settlers though sometimes they make it rather warm for their enemies, the MeXicans. For the most part there is no trouble though there are still a few bronco Yaquis that stir up trouble against the government occasionally on re- calling their older grievances
 Esperanza is not the biggest placa in the world but there are already good many American settlers and they are prosperous and have some pleas ures the average man would not think Of in turning over in his mind tle proposition Of going. to Mexico to live For instance it is only a short dis an abundant supply of fine fish and oysters. Strange as it may seem the oysters in that country grow on trees" That is. they are often found on the roots and even the lower branches of brush that grows in the shallow waters of the swampy beaches which are submerged daily by the tides. One can either wade out or sometimes push his boat out into the water and pick his oysters. great big fat ones. as a farmer would pick peaches from a tree.
 Mir Howard brought letters of in troduction from F. J. Hart. formerly and other Arizona towns. Dr. Hart is located there and is doing well.
 Mound City Paint. are better.
 Phoenix Hardware Company.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
Free If 1t Fails
Your Money Back if You Are Not Satisfied With the Medicine We Rec 7
 ommend

We are so positive that our rem edy will permanently relieve constipa- ton, no matter how chronic it may be, that we offer to furnish the medicine at our expense should it fail to produce satisfactory results
 It is worse than useless to at tempt to cure constipation with cath artic drugs. Laxatives or cathartics do much harm. They cause a reac- tion. irritate and weaken the bowels and tend to make constipation more chronic. Besides, their use becomes a habit that is dangerous.
 Constipation is caused by weakness of the nerves and muscles of the large intestine or descending colon To expect permanent relief you must therefore tone up and strengthen these organs and restore them to a healthier activity.
 The discovery of the active prin- ciple of our remedy involved the labor of the worlds greatest re- search chemists. As an active agent it possesses the valuable qualities Of the best known intestinal tonics as well as being particularly pleasant and prompt in its results.
 We want you to try Rexall Order lies on our recommendation. They are exceedingly pleasant to take. be- ing eaten like candy, and are ideal for children, delicate persons and old folks. as well as for the robust. They act directly on the nerves and mus cles of the bowels. They apparently have a neutral action on other asso- ciate organs or glands. They do not purge, cause excessive looseness nor create any inconvenience whatever. They may be taken at any time, day or night. They will positively relieve chronic or habitual constipation, if not of surgical variety. and the myriads of associate or dependent chronic ail- ments, if taken with regularity for a reasonable length of time. They come in two sizes of packages, 12 tablets 10 cents: 36 tablets. 25 cents Sold in Phoenix only at our store-The Rexan Store. The owl Pharmacy. Andrew H. Miller, Mgr, corner Adams street and First avenue. For sale in Tempe at Laird & Dimes.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
Salt River Valley News
Continued from page 4)

Mir. Gulley was expecting Mrs. Gull ley home this week from her eastern visit but received word that the baby was sick and unable to travel. Mrs. Hoskins has been sewing this week for Mrs. Quinn Faulkner. Mrs. Faulkner is expecting to leave next week for a visit in Canada.
 Mir and Mrs Hansen and daughters were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Vim son.
 Mir and Mrs. J. A. Higgins spent Sunday afternoon at their Fowler ranch. They were accompanied by Mrs. Emhuff of Charleston, H., and Mrs Devinney and daughter, Miss Eunice Devinney of Diona. III, who are their guests.
 Alfred Vinson, Misses Amy and Hazel Tomplins were guests Sunday at the Brooks home Miss Amy Tompkins accompanied Miss Mamie Brooks to town. in the afternoon and went on to Tempe. where she is a pu- pil in the Normal school.
 Mrs. J. P. Ivy spent Thursday as the guest of Mrs. Bruce Brooks
 Mrs. Frank Beasley visited Mrs George Kay Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Bratton, cousin of Mir. Quinn, who recently bought the northwest forty of the Marian ranch, came out from Phoenix and visited in Fowler Wednesday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Ivy entertained at dinner Monday the following guests: T. T. Powers of Phoenix.