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Waterloo,

Waterloo.
During the hot term the work in this
city and vicinity killed fifty head OF
| horses, which represented about $4,000
StrabIe.
Rev. H. S. Hamilton, who has been
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church here for two years, has resigned
to go west for his health. Rev f.
Grauthan has been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Mason. -
The Cerro Gordo county normal in
stitute will convene in this city
Aug. for six-days' session. Profes-
sor Augsburg, Of Oakland, Cal, author
of the drawing system used here and in
many Iowa schools, is one Of the in
structors.
Charles City.
The convention of the Twelfth ju :
dlcial district was held here Thursda Y
afternoon. w. S. Salisbury of Usage
presented to the convention the names
Of Judges Kelly and Clark and on mo-
ton. their nominations were made by
acclamation unanimously.
Le Mars.
At the Fourth judicial district re-
publican convention F. r. Gaynor of
LIE Mars, w. H. Hutchinson OF Alton.
D. w. Mould Of Sioux City and J. e.
Oliver Of Onawa were renominated. the
first three by reclamation and Oliver
on the first ballot over w. d. Boies Of
Sheldon
Sioux City.
Three horses. two mules and two
Shetland ponies We're burned to dea III
in aIfire Thursday evening in the Grow
er feed and sale stable. The barn was
wholly destroyed. The total loss is
$1,000. The cause of the fire is un-
known. but it is believed to have. been
started by tramp smoking in the
hayloft.
Calmar
Gus Hagen and sister of this pla
and their cousin. Miss Ida Borseth of
Forest City, who is visiting them had :,
runaway accident near the round
house. Their horse was excited and
suddenly became beyond control Mr..
Hagen was badly bruised and Miss
Borseth sustained a broken shoulder
and minor injuries
Sioux City.
Shortly after o'clock Wednesday
night the body of Louis, Berger, the
young baseball player who was
drowned Monday night when he fell
off a launch while crossing Crystal LAX e,
was found floating on the surface of
the water by Louis Mckinney, one of
the searchers 1t was found in almost
the same spot where the drowning oc-
Cured.
Industry.
About fifty farmers in the vicinity
of Industry gathered at Industry We'd
nesday night and took the first steps
toward the organization of a Farmers
Cooperative Grain & Coal Company
This movement has been on foot for
some time among the farmers but the
active organization has been some
what handicapped on account Of the
lack OF uniform efforts
Cedar Falls.
]. c. Patterson took possession of
the Arlington Hotel Tuesday and will
run it in connection with the Lind ell
until such time as Mr. Norris can get
new tenant Tor the latter and then
Mr.. Patterson will devote all Of his
time to the Arlington. The matter Of
getting possession of this hotel has
been brewing for some weeks but 1t
was impossible to reach satisfactory
adjustme nt until this week.
Stanhope.
A few evenings ago the big barn OF
John G. Nelson. a couple Of miles
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house by her sister. Her husband and
Mrs. Reeves, she said, were alone in
the room when she came upon them.
BRAKEMAN KILLED IN WRECK.
illinois Central Train Goes Thru Bridge
ak 0rehard

Illinois Central Train Goes Thru Bridge
at Orchard.
Orchard. July 9.-An Illinois Central
freight train went into the Red Cedar
near here yesterday. A refrigerator
car jumped the track upon bridge
and went down fifteen foot embank-
ment followed by seventeen freight
cars
Brakeman James. of Waterloo who
was riding the top of the train went
down with the cars and was killed.
No others of the crew We're hurt.
James is married man and has a
family at Waterloo who have been
notified
Two wrecking trains, one from the
north and one from the south are here
clearing up the wreck. but no trains
were able to get either way until today.
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A HA,RRREADTA ESCAPE.

Prompt Obedience OF Signal All That
Logan Mans Life.
Special to Times Republican.
Logan, July $40 promptly obey
ing signal given by Foreman Maha.
Mic I1und, an employee of the c. & n.
w. Ry. Company. owes his life.
Mr. Lund was returning from in
speeding the track and was rounding
the curve south of town and could not
see and failed to hear the fast express.
In fractional part of a second after
MIR. Luntl was off the speeder on which
he was riding it was struck and
crushed into fragments by the on
rushing engine of the express, Lund,
however, escaping without injury.
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70 CURE DANpRuFF.
It Is Necessary That the Dandruff
Germ Be Cradle ted. &g

SOTvU 90 eT0OICaS0os
destroy thee ause, you remove the
effect" Kill the germ that causes dan
druff, falling hair and badness. you
will have no more dandruff and your
hair must grow luxuriantly. Herpicide
not only contains the dandruff, germ
destroyer, but 1t is also a most delight
full hair dressing for regular toilet use,
No other hair preparation Is on this
scientific basis Of destroying the dan
druff germ, and none other claims to
be. for the simple reason that it is only
recently that destroyer of the germ
has been Observation-Disclosures Herpi-
eide, the only hair preparation that
actually kills dandruff Sold by lead
ing druggists Send 10 cents in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Company,
Detroit, Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
B. A. Morgan, special agent.
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Farm Hand Killed by Fall.

Dewitt, July s.-Thomas Wilson
Fort. aged 2s, farm hand employed
on the farm of w. J. Harter, south OF
Malone. was Killed by falling from a
load of hay and striking on his head.
fracturing his skull. He came from
England to Dewitt in March and is I'M
married.
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Dr.. Prentiss Slowly Recovering.
Special to Times-Republcan.
Iowa City, July 9.-Dr. Henry j.
Prentiss, Of the chair of anatomy, S. U.
l., college OF medicine, is doing we'll
after his recent operation for append
citis, but is not yet out Of danger.
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STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT.

Meeting At Cedar Rapids Next Week
Promises 90 Be Greatest Ever.
Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, July S.--The state
golf tournament which will be held
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Stanhops

Stanhope.
A few evenings ago the big barn OF
John G. Nelson. a couple of miles
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rierHg for the seueraphical society er England.
 Capt. NH>kelsen secured funds to Inc amount er S1a.ndu ftau thc New r@a and reieB.ageu Geographical Saarerz tn ma.<r tht- trf. fer He had erertra ta well =tsr-ed in The ways f Gae North md understood caHdi- Jal= II tue iee regions.
 The Alabama leaned ta him for tho r5r i- a vessel ar 1a tons and ha~ a at>eliue engine ef so horse power. aIahlc of driving thc vessel at the rate If eight miles au hour Captain Hihkclsru took along with him fifty lagz e continue the nip after reach as the most northern point that the g9esol could so 1u account of the ice The only man m the party who had .ecr been in Inc north was the cap- in. hut the Denmark king sent two feutrHaut- with hm from their aayy 70 hrlr en tHe fr.p and study cuudi- tons in the S"tH ta tHc eastward of irceuland
 NJ soaner had the Alabama started on the trip when things commenced to go wrong The dogs were an taken ejth tho mango. and every ono of them had to bc killed NlikkeIsen then SC
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EXPLOSION KILLS I5 LOS ANGELES
CAPT. DUCHESS OF BEDFORD
 EXPEDITION WRECKED AGAIN

CarENHAGEN. Sept 1.-Captair E Mikhetscu who left here in charge af m Arctic expedition on Che 2oth day af Hue IJ-J ycar has wired he is now returning az,r thy ice from the North md that luis trip k d total failure.
 The telegram contains the mforma tHaH that the Arctic ship Alabama was crushed iu the lee and is a total loss tho men escaping with their lives. and ae now hitting the back track for home
 The Danish paper recently received n Nome containing the information about tHe nH gives very interesting account of this fast voyage of Captain E. MI>kelSsn, who is well known her, iH Nome for hr sailed out of this fart for the North aud his ship. th, Duchess uf Bedford Was wrecked in fta Arctic ocean three years ago at FaNmau island
 Captain MkEelsen sailed from Cop eHlaeeu oa the n or June f9oe in tLe Arctic yacht Alabama. that has zrea eighteen years of Arctic service The expedition Was to try and find Inc books and papers of Mylius Brick son and Haeens who We're lost ur North several years ago while out cx-
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RUSSIA JAP AN
 VERY FRIENDLY
u9gets Special Ser. ee.

NuJgers Special Ser. ee.
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 keep Ina. country d.a instead of flowing | te beeame t..e aggressive The late move au .a- Iart or China ending the hraa U Their navy b N#.fi,s !, n.gatat, ufih -hpbuid- .rs for the eonsiraetiau.at a large navy IT nsa-ins to the officials IT either Ha-#in CT J3fau.
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ACTINC MAYOR
 FIRES CHIEF
Nagget7 speeal seraoe

Nugget SpecIal Servce.
 SEATTLE o.r i-ArHns Mtyae Wara.H ta4. Hl.Haart. ac hrue Chief al E.H. Walraa.1u a-r nlgnt tH- .ute.ae aH.area a l.= office for ay atr .eHar#4 a-ea Los An. .s.ee yh.u--H--t t--a 4a-a4 extend If ta.rm Hf- a ta. 4-H l.s
 ..Hae f...g- UEH- alg vfaa.
 I'm H-E raH.- r.aa is dis an-a ees ara..rmb and sm5ua when Hr informed IT.. acting mayor rhat he d.dn't heIt-le. t. knew what He WIS going and tHat q mue au- aprtry had turned his head The least thing you could have done was Co have stea #e#a chance 10 dsf,ud anything Eat may have caua m during my#aR- fnat r.aaets upon the aHee over eH-er mra heou in command. hat fh.--tap# rIae.~ mo in Inc position ar aaiae Gr-d alha4t any reason given
 Perhaps Hi GHGHfll look at the mat ee ia different light so until h, returns Fl consider myself fired.
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nu99ets opeCidl SerNlce.
 Lbs ANGELES art= eae. U, tHa most dastardly deeds oyer aommud ., rhO~g zha call tHrm-ee-- members ar organized lb.r aa- rfF.as5.d hor'- in this city Iazt night aagu u# mechanical department of tbr I.e- Au- gele~ Time- was dzunmt.d. and uIr whole building destroyed as us 1. towing the explosion.
 Fifteen employees ate ,HHf.a 454a The dead. and many more ar. injured rom the effects af The explosion. Che lire and jumping from th,- high v.u- d"wS or the buldue ra Inc pavement below.
 Never in Inc history or grglt aau# legrIious here m l.e- AHg.-le=. Haz fhe scenes of horror been a4maed. and il made tht blaad iau cold ta soc men and women Irafiag fHa# aHaaa# in their frantic cndeaval. ta e=sua. fHa burning hell from within
 When Inc explosion toaz place VI
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OUT AGAIN Ik AGAIN
 SAYS WAPPENSTEIN

suItation with Iii Gm during ue day and il k believed that the reasons fa, discharging Chief Wappcn-ten bay, been placed before The reaI mayor aud he will have an investigation made at once.
 The mayor s,emrd pleased te knoN that reform wavs He1 passed ovcr the city during his aheeurc and eV- pressed the wish that the good work wouldn't stop until everything of a llwless nature or character had been driven far beyond the city limits
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AFTER CATTLE RANGES
 IN SOUTHERN ALASKA

'are being taken up for such purpose and tho land for raising of cattle out i'm the states hrfHe taken ur a- home zteads has done away WitB the free roaming of cattle over large tracts of country
 Large stock men have had their eHes on Alaska for several years as a stock raising place. and have peti- toned the department to allow them to stock certain sections of Southeast ern and Southwestern Alaska with beef cattle, only asking for grazing
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arcd al dogs from the natives of
 ,feeHlaad aHa continued his trip.
 Just what has been accomplished hs
 = nip tzut stated in the telegram
 at the Alabama WaS wrecked ou th, =tn# daH ur August by being caught a,aNeen tnn= igr flors. and went to the j aftam t= soon as the iye separated. T@s happened o1 tne coast coast of Greenland
 Tho Danish government are of the .suiou that the whole expedition was .loofHcd ta failure for the captain didn't -e,ln ta tazr any rrecaution in pre- barring for The trip The Duchess of Bedford MS lo~t through eareIessncss aHd Mikkel-en should have secured a atee af men uha had seen service in Nrtfe w3rer~. instead of selecting a
 rea who had never been North.
 Captain Mtkkalseu uHl receive a Nee cold reception when he returns iu'css he cam zhow very good reasons f#r all his movements. The members oE the Danish navy who are on the rdr haven't been writing very good ae- aaunts of tho captain during the tra, 1Hd he is believed ta he somewhat of m Arctic fakir in an expedition way.
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FRANTIC SCENES IN TIMES
 OFFICE; MARY LEAP TO DEATH

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AIRSHIP MAKES
 RECORD HEIGHT
Nugget Special Service.

PARIS. Oct. In his monoplane flight of last Monday Leon Morane. the French aviator. reached height of 7,o54 feet according to the official figures given out today.
 This constitutes a worlds record for height. rclipsing the mark set up by J Armstrong DrexeL the American aviator, at Lanark. Scotland. on Aug. F. Drexel rose to the height of 6,752 feet at that time.
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WAR IN VIRGINIA.

onc of tho best war pictures ever -h"Wn in Nome will be seen tomor- re" night al code's show The trained cavalry horses are simply wonderful a~ they fall and struggle during the battle
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Sept &o.-Word has just been received here from Washington tIaa thefc Nll br an examination held at ketchjkan and Cordova on the 25th day of October for applications, of several large cattle men who are seek fng government permit to allow them certain ranges for their cattle to graze over.
 Southeastern and Southwestern Al askt is ideal for raising of cattle and uauy of the islands along the coast
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Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. oct l.. Mayor Hi Gnl. who was invited to return and look after the interest If the city by the council last Monday night. arrived in town this morning looking hale and hearty after his extended visit.
 The mayor proceeded at once to his office and being informed that Warden had fired Chief of Police Wappenstein. Hi Gin reappointed him at once. pend ing an investigation.
 The acting mayor has beea in con
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STiM33oE RECEIVES THE
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DEYETTE SOLD OUT.

Ed Dcy"ttc. who has he.n anr as the water vendors h-r. iu NaWe rgel --nee thr rarly daa-. has ..Ia "aa ts Williams and nanaly Hh" AiI ..sI- tiuue the business
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RUMoR THAT HETTY
B. WAS LOST

There was a story being circulated about town this morning that the trader Hetty E. was lost oyer on Che Siberian coast and two men were drowned. The story was supposed to have been brought to town hy some natives
 Upon investigation the rumor there seems to be no foundation for it. Capt Rob Ksteheson af the Hazel claims to have seen the Hetty F. over on the Siberian coast few days ago. When he was there and said that Pete olson and Ralph Gertner were then trying to get some concession from the Rus sian government.
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Parties desiring to go to Southeast err Alaska via inside passag, call at ffiee of schooner DuNh,TS U. S. Mer- c.s tile Co.
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HOBBIES WILL RESUME
 PRACTICE OF LAW

J r Hohbos. city aJtaurt. uiu e~- rablish his laN office on Front street over NeStor's store and in the s5ue offices occupied hr J. N. Bel. Mr Heu expects To he absent from Nome this coming winter
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Last boat for the .utsiae schooner serlder Brothers will sail fer Seattle direct on or about October % For in- formation call at U. s. Mercantile Go.
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RosH Ho saoNo.

Services Monday p. m at ke goayah kozga Hall.
 THE COMMITTEE.
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NO MANS LAND.

Prettiest scenery of coast eyer shown Codes show Eagle Theater. Saturday night.
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rehtS. aad protection of their animals Itott being killed by miners and In dans.
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HERE IT IS

The swellest bath rooms in NomA. largest tubs with Moonlight water at Mielke's.
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For strenuous exercise quit solitaire and try bowling.
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BABY FOR kELLlHER

\ me hahy b"e @as born Jo Alr. and NrS Jack K,Hihrr thI= morning at o'clock. Both mother and boy are do- ing well under The care If Dr Hul.
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Secure your rooms for the Winter at the Elite Baths. Steam heat. all the comforts Of a home.
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Hickory for Basket sleds a, Pros- ser's Harness Sho..
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CurtiSs' Machine Was
the Smallest Ever Used

The machine with which Glenn II. Cur
tiss made his fight yesterday is not only
the smallest ever employed in an impor-
tant aerial trip. but aviators say is the
smallest which ever has been utilized in a
cross-country journey.
1t is what is known a S the biplane type
It measures from extreme front to eX-
treme rear just thirty feet and one inch
and is thirty feet wide. The two planes,
which are four and one-half feet apart,
are also four and one-half feet wide.
They are made of the fine rubber-sillS
cloth which is Capt. Thomas Baldwin s
contribution to aviation.
The planes and wings Of the Curtiss
machine are concave but rigid. in which
they differ from the Wright machine in
that it's wings may be warped through
lever controls operat ted by the rider In
stead of warping his wing tips Curtss
employs an aieron on each side of the
machine These ailerons are four feet
long and two and one-half feet wide, and
are fastened al each end of the machine
to two of the upright rods at the front
edge of the planes. The uses TO which
these ailerons are put are identical with
those accorded by the warping wings of
the Wright machine.
BY system of wires and pulleys. act
ing on the rear edges Of the ailerons land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
IMPLANTED LKDDM|EY@,

Medical writer's declare it incurabe after the
sixth month, whether aibumenous or not
The average man prefers to tn nix OF II -.
kidney trouble and let's il GO but the Gems
sao"S this appalling fact-out of c; oOo death,
from kidney troubles the last census year so-cr
nne-tenths of -hem t5s.oo0p took The form ca -,
''Brights Disease although it is uuit, Dro.-
able that nine-tcpths of these up TO tie las;
moment thought of il as and called ii kidney
trouble" when. Il matter OF fac; Ii. oul,
possible hope laid through SPECIFIC for Er.shl's
Disease.
There never until Fulton worked OFT
his Rena! cmoliieut tFultons Renal tompuuut.,.
Since Their Inflammation of The kidneys n-Eetn,-
albumenous moi, whether called kidney
trouble ''Brlght's Disease. whether 81.
months or six years old. commonly yields
Ii you have had kidney trouble over
months. matter Hhst you call il. IT is tie
only hone Efficiently Sc where patients a.,
not wait until bedridden. although some OF taeGi
recover. 1t eau be had in Washington frolI
Henry Evans. l0o6 st. NV.
We desire bear from and advise with rs
tients not potipg the usual improvement By thu
third bottle. Literature mailed free. Write
John J. Fulton Co.. 6i5 Battery ST., San Fran
cisco. Cal.
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aeroplane flying as compared with auto
mobile or train travel is shown by the
fact that Curtiss used just seven gallons
OF gasoline, worth about $14O at retail
to travel the seventy-fiye miles from
Albany to his landing place near Pough-
keepsie. This comes to less than = cents
mile. which is what the New York
Centrafs rate figures. But Curtiss car
ried baggage. including himself, weigh
ing loo pounds, and the railroad woul
have charged extra for his overweight
BY automobile the cost would vary ac-
cordinS to the type of machine used
But with machine able to make sixty
miles an hour. as Curtiss did, the cost
per mile would not be less than cent
a mile, and proba bly, more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
TAFT PRAISES CURTISS.
Says Flight Will Long Live in
Memory as the Greatest.

President Taft last night sent the fol-
lowing message to New York:
Il am intensely interested in what Mr..
Curtiss has done. 1t seems that the
wonders o. aviation will never cease
would hesitate to say that the perform
ance OF Mr.. Curtiss is an epoch because
tomorrow we may hear that some man
has flown from New York to ST. Louis.
Mr.. Wright told me at the time the
ten-mile flight from Fort Myer was made
that the chief difficulty was in flying
over unknown territory. Mr. Curtiss
seems TO have surmounted this. and I am
glad he has His flight will live long in
our memories as having been the great
ect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
ATTENDS CLUB CONVENTION.
Local Bodies to Send Full Quota OF
Delegates.

The executive committee of the League
of Republican State Clubs has decided
to send full quota of delegates to the
convention of the National Republica n
League in New York. June "a and -. 1t
is expected that this convention will be
the largest ever held in the history of the
national organization. The local organi-
cation is affiliated with the national or
ganization and Is entitled to twenty-fiye
delegates. 1t was decided to elect these
delegates at the next meeting of the
league and there are many candidates
for the honor in the field.
The league also made preparations for
its annual excursion to Marshall Hall
Saturday, July 16.