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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-15
TIMES FEBRUARY Is 1911

bucks come along. Indian ale. dozens
ana scores OF them. Those rough. wicked
hvu,orists tollsd the curious good man
out there at an hour. one day. when
they knew the red skins would pass.
indians are great but solemn mimics.
They aped white mems manners. and
when ct the psychological moment the
drivers yelled. whoa. haw. --
to tho oxen. the reds In
terpreted It IA q polite salutation to the
cattle. and they instantly adopted It an
a salute TO strangers. and as each buck
passed tho missionary he would shout
to his holy friend: whoa. haw. -------
-" and thought he was
doing the man a courtesy. The good
man collapsed. and 80 also. almost. did
the wicked drivers. but It was with UNI
couth laughter. voiding deal OF tobac-
co Juice.
What would or could n missionary
think Of forty or Nifty salutations like
that? Would he not naturally wonder
why the buck Indians had It in for
him?
Happily. we live here now in a bet
ter age.
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avVhoa, Aav. - -"
One Of the most amusing things IN
the earliest history Of this county. bar
ring the profanity. was the following:
The pioneer sod-breakers were no
toriousH profane, but humorists with
al. They would hitch hve or six yoke
Of oxen to q huge dragon of a pillow and.
armed with long g'lads. talk shockingly
fo +fe cattle. Attic the oxen had never
attended Sunday school or had the
privilege OF hearing preaching. they
were surprised at the langua &c used by
these men, and II they could have spok-
en- like Baalim's ass. they would have
protested and rebukcd the men.
A very meek. pale. gentle missionary
was sent from the east to look after
this moral vineyard. He was the most
pronounced type Of a tenderfoot. and
perfectly holy. Indians were thick here
then. and at certain hour In the day
their trail led right over the plow
grounds in the case alluded to. and the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-15
4 nuhiou. Welcome.

Zone sees some queer things on these
long Gltddsn tours" says Charles B.
Shanks, and the Queerest one that l
remember was in q hamlet in Kansas.
There was q postoffice there: also
blacksmith shop: also church and
also Q cemetery. But all OF these &C.
cessories Of hamlet-except the ceme-
tery-were down in q valley out OF
sight. The 'burying ground was up on
the side Of the highway.
"As we rolled into town over awful
roads we looked UP into that cemetery
and saw banner stretched between
the monuments. And on that banner
some village patriot had printed In box
car letters the words: Welcome Gid
den Tourists Cleveland Leader.
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At AUCTION.

Fifty three Poland China sows OF the
large type. at Hampton. Iowa, Feb. IT.
1911, at o'clock These sows are all
In good shape and weigh from 400 to
600 No httle ones here: I don't raise
that kind. All bred for March and
April farrow and absolutely guaran-
teed with pig. II you want 70 get a
start in the long. heavy boned kind buy
ono OF these sows. Sale under cover.
No post ponemem. Floyd GilIett. Hamp-
ton. Iowa.
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lses,ue the biass Lee asd her mother
at for IL most part In sllence. With
nothing 20 20 but to wait the issue Of
~ struggle going on in the cabin. 20
near aAd yet % inaccessible to their
win. le was % II magic wall, crys-
tal clear. yet impenetrable. shut them
away from the man whose quiet hero
lam waa the subject Of their constant
thought.
/ II WAS marvellous, as the dusk fell
and the air nipped keen. to see how
Lize Wetherford renewed her youth.
The excitement seemed to have given
her . fresh hold on life. She was
weAried, but by no means weakened,
By her ride and ate heartily Of the
rude fare which Swenson set before
her. ''This is what needed" she cx.
ultantly said-''the open air aud these
trout. ] feel ten years younger al
ready. Many's the night I've camped
ON the range with your father with
nothing but purp tent to cover Us
both and the wolves bowling round
as. Id feel pretty fairly gay If 1t
wasn't for Ross over there in that
cabin playing nurse and cook all by his
lones0meness."
Lee expressed 4 deep satisfaction
from the fact Of their nearness. "If
be u Ill We can help him." she reiter.
ated.
There was q touch Of frost in the air
~ they went to their beds, and,
though che shivered. Lie was undis-
mayed. There's nothing the matter
with my heart" she exulted II don't
believe there was anything really seri-
Gus the matter with me. anyway. l
reckon was just naturally grouchy
ana worried over you and Ross"
ITO Be Continued.)
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WANTED, SALESMAN.

WantsdEA No. I grocery or special
ty salesman. TO introduce a high Rrane
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Already big success in cities where IN
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Give full particulars in first letter. Ad-
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Ito Be Continued.)

Sedentary habits. lack OF outdoor ex-
ercise, insufficient mastication Of food.
constipation, a torpid liver. worry and
anxiety, are the most common causes
Of stomach troubles. Correct your
habits and take Chamberlain's Stom-
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soon be well again. For sale by all
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ron sALE-clTY PROPERTY.

For oaIs-Two ideal homes In Grin
nell, near the college. for one who would
move here TO educate children. One
quite new, modern and fine. eight rooms
and two lots with barn, orchard and
shade trees: the other. eleven rooms.
lately remodeled. two baths. strictly
modern and richly finished for a homo
by owner. excellent arrangement for
student roomers and has two lots with
magnificent eins and hard NAPLES
grown p. @. Norris, Grinnell. Iowa.
For Sale-3ix-room house. modern:
desirable location. Inquire or address
]. E. Holmes, 536 North Second street.
For oale-A good business property
and living rooms combined. Cheap.
About six blocks from court house OH
East Main street. Call or address 70S
East Main street. Marshalltown. Iowa
Fer Sals-The C.swell homestead on
South sixth street. Modern improve
msnes. city water. furnace. cistsrn.
eight house. besides bath room.
barn. One acre. Ideal place for re-
tired farmer. c. c. CAswei.
For oalo-Five-room cottage two
blocks from Pilgrim Hotel. Inquire or
address J. Z. Holmes. Sss North Geo.
ond street.
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where you can make big money. Write
for complete Information today to In
struction Department. Morden Land 4
Loan Co. 30S Palace Bldg. Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-15
By HAMLIN GARLAND

CoDystohk 1910. ~ ba0tko 0asaaoa
CHAPTER XIX. .
TH1 PnsTnous1.
~AvANAGH had kept Q kssn
watch over Wetherfogd, and
q when one night the Old man
began 70 complain Of the
ache in his bones his decision was in
seaat.
~You'vs got It." b said. ITS up
% u to move down the valley tomor-
row."
Wetherford protested that he would
% soon die In the hills - In tho val-
10. II don't want Lee Virginia 70
know, but II I seem liable to fade ont
I'd IKE Lie to b told that didn't
1oe1st her and that came back to
ind out how she wa. I hate to b Q
nuisance to you. and 20 III 60 down
~ valley Il you say 60"
A. - Nas about to turn In that
night Ross heard Z horse Cross tho
beidse and, with infant 70 warn the
rider of his danger, went to the door
and callsd cot: HALT! Who's thereT
"a friend" replied the stranger in .
weak voice.
Ross permitted the visitor to ride up
70 the pole. " can't ask you fn." he
explained i've q sick man inside.
Who are you. and what can do for
your,
Notwithstanding this warning the
rider dropped from his saddle and
came into the light which streamed
from the door.
my name y Dunn" he began. "1'm
from Der Greek"
II know you" responded the ranger.
/ You're that rancher saw working
In the ditch the day went to tslo-
phone. and you've come to tell me
something about that murder
The other man broke into q whim-
per. I'm q law abiding man. Mr.. Cav
anagh," hs began remulously. 1--WE
always Kept the law and never intsnd.
ed to have anything to do with that
business. was dragged into It
against my viii. I've come to you b.
cause you're an omcer Of the federal
Law. You don't belong here. trust
you. You represent the president, and
I want 70 IA you what know, Only
want you to promise not to bring mo
into II. I'm man with . family. and
can't bear 70 have them know the
truth"
There v~re deeo agit,tdon ana com.
piete sincerity in the raucher's choked
and hGDitaIit utterance, and Cavanagh
turned cold with ptemonition Of what
he ~ abost to disclose. Il am not
m cGscee az the law. Mr.. Dunn. not in
the sanee you mean. but Win respect
your vishea."
Il know that you are not an officer
IL tha county law. but you're not q
i catflonan. II II your business to keep
ire peace in The wild country, and roo
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Wantod-Manager. An established
factory producing standard goods. used
by stores, banks, farmers and practic-
Ally everybody. is sending its special
REPRESENTATIVE 70 open a distributing
Office for this district and other unoc-
cup,ed territory ana desires resident
manager with $500 to $4,000 In cash
EARRING Ssoek to fill Immediate oeders:
we allow 500 to $500 mooshly salary.
artrn commissSous. office and Other *.
psuses; position permanent; ressreuoes
required Il you can fiji requirements
x,rite immediately. Liberty Aanu-
fsctur,nx Association. - W. Huron
st.. chicago.
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think Of forty or Nifty salutations like
that? Would he not naturally wonder
why the buck Indians had 1t in for
him?
Happily. we live here now in bet
ter age.
Classifie
One cent . word
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Wantod-setting hens. c. L. Duff
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Wantsd-Position, by practical nurse.
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Wantsd-We can use five or six
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per month. Carls employment agency.
WantDd-A position as housekeeper
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Marrjod Man Wants Work Best OF
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Address l.. G. Finton, box 116. LeGrand,
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Wantod-Modern seven or eight room
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April or May /. Address Postoffice Box
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Wantsd-All to know that the tele-
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Wanted-Let your wants be known.
Carrs Employment Agency. Phone Se0.
Wanted-Would like a few applica-
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Hockett, Des Moines Iowa. Care Chase
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Wantod-A flrst-c class married man
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Marshalltown. Iowa
You are wanted for government posi-
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Wanted-Competent man for book
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Clp-k & Ingledue. grain brokers.
Santed-Young girl to help with
Homework and care Of three children.
| No washing Good home and steady
employment. Mrs. O. F. Parish. Grin
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Wanted-Men TO learn barber trade.
Few weeks completes. Time saved by
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Ill.
Help WANTED-FEMALE.
Wan3od-Gifis at Palace laundry.
Wanted-Housekeepe on farm. near
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Wantod-LASiy housekeeper. Mrs. w.
If. Estel. sos North Center.
Waotoa- "A woman and grown
daughter or two girls 20 do all OF the
housew In private family OF six.
Address "Housework" care T.-R
Wantod-Girl for light housework.
Phone 05S.
Wanted-A girl for general house.
work where other help Is employed
Mrs. d. w. Norris. Jr, Al Jerome
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Iadios-we will teach hairdressing
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Eor 9aio-Hardware business in a
town Of 1900 in northern Iowa. Every
thing will show up to the perfect salts
faction OF the purchaser. An excel
lent business and good opportunity
*. Y. e." care T.-R-
A excellent opportunity in the srain
bushes. in town OF 1900 in northern
iowa. Small capital required and good
paying proposition. Sickness causes
the disposal Of the business. "A. B. G."
care T.-R.
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Wantod-Men 70 learn barber trade.
Few weeks completes. Time saved by
steady practice. careful instructors
and demonstrations. Tools given. d.
plomas granted. Wages Saturdays
splendid demand for graduates. Write
today. Moler Barber College. Chicago.
Ill.
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WANTED woman and grown
daughter or two girls 20 do all OF the
house work In private family OF six.
Address "Housework" care T.-R
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You aro wanted for government posi-
ton: $50 month. Write for list OF po-
sitions open. Franklin Institute. Dept
DAD. Rochester. N. Y.
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WantodEA iirst-class married man
to feed cattle and hogs. First-ciass
wages to such q man. T. g. Cartwright.
Marshalltown, Iowa.
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LivEsrock-hoRsEs. ETC.

For sals-One Norman stallion.
years old, color dark brown. He 10 4
fine built horse and will guarantee him
q sure foal getter. y. C. Myers. Thorn
ton, Iowa.
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For oais--A few extra good Duroc
Jersey bred sows for March and April
farrow. One extra good 2-year- old
Shorthorn bull Lester Walker. Rhodes.
Iowa
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Santsd-Young girl to help with
homework and care OF three children.
NO washing. Good home and STEADY
employment. Mrs. o. F. Parish. Grim
nell. Iowa.
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Wantod-Competent man for book
keeper. Elderly gentleman preferred.
Cle-k & Ingledue. grain brokers'
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OREGON lAN0A,

For SaIe-Orexon fruit lands. Moth
Ing better anywhere. For informA.
ton address Box a72, MArshautown
Iowa.
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Wantsd-A girl for general house
work where other help Is employed
Mrs. d. w. Norris. Jr, AL Jerome
street
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FoR oALE-PoULTRv ANc COOS.
For Saie-whtte Wyandottc eggs for
Matching. IS cents and 81 per setting
G. w. LinEham. Ferguson. Iowa.
For Quick oaie-l offer Bun Or
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Garner. Iowa
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Wantsd-Lst your wants be known.
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Wanted-Would like a few applica-
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Satisfying 10 Gratifying. it's our ak
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Iadies-We will teach hairdressing
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WantedHGirl for light housework
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To Rsnt-Two rooms for light house,
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

ones will have a chance to see and study the very
useful little fly that is indispensable in fig culture
Nuts Of many varieties and diversified farm
products not overlooked in the Fresno exhibit
Tulare county, California, will occupy gem
erous space with aggregation OF prize citrus
fruits and big line OF small fruits, likewise sugar
beets fresh and canned vegetables and very fine
exhibit Of grains.
Something distinctive as an element in west
orn prosperity is the oil industry which in various
sections is developing rapidly and successfully. The
Coalinga district and Bakersfield Joining in
exhibit OF their grain products and the many kinds
Of oils that produced and refined in that sec
ton Of California. This display Of oils is expected
to prove most interesting variation of the
general layout
San Diego will present handsome booth, full
OF contrasts in product. The list will range from
potatoes to precious stones, from celery to high
class citrus specimens, small fruits and articles
made of seaweed, now being utilized commercially.
Here will be shown cases full of American gems,
such as turquoise. tourmalines amethysts, moon
stones from Moonstone beach, rubies and other
jewelers. stones.
Utah and Washington Coming Strong.
]. Edward Taylor, who is making for himself
a great reputation a high-cass judge and ex-
hibitor of western products, will have charge of
the Utah exhibit at the Land Show. He promises
to make It the most complete in makeup and the
most beautiful in arrangement that Utah has ever
stood sponsor for. Besides an extensive array of
apples and peaches from Utah orchards. Mr.. Taylor
will make a special display Of mailing barley and
of oats In this exhibit will also be shown gypsum,
SALT sulphur copper and gold and silver-bearing
ores.
Today the prune Industry is OF the great
est among those appertainng to the immense west
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08
Burbank Sends a Great Collection.

Burbank Sends Great Collection.
Burbank, the wizard of the garden, the or
chard and the conservatory, will send at least 200
varieties of his speciaties in the very best form
that G.. II. Nichols contTive-and Mr.. Nichols
is conceded to be the master workman in preparing
the wonderful Burbank products for popular in
spection. This one exhibit will be remarkable in
itself, and probably the greatest sent out
from Burbank's Alameda and Santa Rosa expert
mental plots.
Over three-score varieties OF the best apples
in the world are to be sent to the Omaha show.
Ganos, Rome Beauties. Wagners, Newtowns yell
low Pippins. Pearmans, BellflOwers, Jonathans
Mcintosh Reds, Arkansas Blacks, Western Russets
Delicious-these and other apples covering the
wide range of the entire west will be exhibition
at the Den. Those interested here learn more
about the growing and marketing of apples, the
and selling of this tremendously valuable CROP
than they could from books in a year Of reading
They will learn for instance, that the Delicious is
peculiar to Washington alone; that California is
the best loved habitat of the Bellflower; that in
Montana the Mcintosh Red grows best and most
plentifully; that the Rome Beauties, Jonathans,
Arkansas Blacks. Wagners and Pippins develop to
their highest estate in southern Idaho and Utah
that certain soils and climatic conditions give the
most satisfactory results in particular varieties.
Out OF the one-time wild and mysterious west
now the richest, most picturesque and promising
section of the union-will come hundreds of car
loads OF the finest fruit grown on earth Yea, and
surprisingly excellent grain, grasses and vegetables
AS man who has been canvassing the field for
whole year put It. This show will be a revelation
of western progress. California alone is to send
us So dtEerst'sd, and splendid an exhibit that to
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

1t will be good trip to the state itself"
This can readily be believed when a rough
analysis is made OF the showing to be made by
different sections Of California. For instance, the
Chambers of Commerce OF Los Angeles and San
Diego will have the largest exhibit in tho show
in and variety of material. This exhibit will
comprise IS per cent of the known products of
the world from the famous sweet wines of the
valley vineyards to bread fruit; from tho modest
melon to the lofty cocoanut Wheat and oats Will
be in evidence, of quality to beget pride, and in
the citrus fruit line nothing will be lacking. or
oranges 45O boxes are to be sent to Omaha. This
means about 1000 individual pieces. in the max
ing of arches and in the decoration thereof this
exhibit will use $1,000 pieces of citrus fruit,
and the resulting picture will be delight to be-
hold.
Alameda county, California, through the Oak
land Chamber of Commerce, besides the usual pre-
sentiment of good things, will make it's cotton
growing industry a special feature OF this show.
II has but recently become known that in the I'M
peral valley cotton OF tho finest Egyptian long
fiber be grown. Specimens of this cotton will
be shown in the boil in fiber form and in the shape
of manufactured cloth from the first cotton mills
erected on the Pacific coast.
Another Alameda county and Oakland exhibit
will comprise fruits and flowers from famous Cali
fornia nurseries, and this is the first instance OF
such a combined exhibit being sent east
Raisins and Prunes, Oil and Gems.
Thousands of pounds of raisins will be fea-
ture of large exhibit from Fresno. Raisn bread
will be distributed free from this booth Wednes-
day, October 25 Fresno will also have a gorgeous
display of table and wine grapes and a complete
line OF the sweet wines for which the district is
famous Here also will be seen white and blue
figs fresh, dried aud preserved; and inquisitive