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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
ANNUAL REUNION
OF the Pennington School Assoc at on
One o. the Most Enjoyable
Events Of the Season.

Tho Pennington school Association
held It's annual reunion on the school
grounds al Pennington on SATURDAY.
September % a bountul dinner
was served By the ladies' OF the neigh
borhood. after which the session Wa,
called 90 order by President Orlando
Cope. who extended royal welcome
20 ai IN attendance The Response.
was ty p b Thomas. ESQ. a former
pupil. No." residing az Columbus. .
My Trip to the Onto State Fair"
b. Charles Kennedy was a very
credit't." paper. Dee having represent
ed Belmont county al Columbus
kcmIniscencc-. by q j DUNCAN.
consisting mainly ~ schoolboy fgn
and froiic. little escapades. etc. ond-
ing with genuine tribute ~ respect
90 some % the teachers OF "yo oldeu
tame"
Letters from the following absent
pupils and teachers were read. Mrs
Lizzie Newlin Gifn. or Cairo. Egypt.
Mfs. tlthisa berry. TagRart. CaUfor.
MIA Mr. W q MaHn. Iowa. and Can
tain Alexis Cope. Columbus. %
Then came REMARKS from Mr.
] homas BIrdolph 90 81 ClairsyiIIa
were. HUGH Hall Sfreator. no.. Geo
Beck and family. Of Kansas. and
James Barton. Of Canton. -
The day was AI thar could De do
sired and every body seemed fo enjoy
them seivcs. nearly BOO people being
present The BARTON band rendered
good music. and they de-erve the
hearty thanks ~ the association
Officers Tor rho ensuing year were
elected o. follows President. e. j.
DUNCAN vice president. ". IS Rar
ton. secretary Mrs Martha r Wiley
corresp oriirE secretary. Nrs % a.
Maln treasurer. Miss Naude Lash
Farminrton extends cordial wei
com" to her former pupils and teach
e. many of whom have made % rec.
- NJ which al are proud
The meeting closed until another
year rolls around. and In fha mear.
Tim" memories o. tte past vII BE-
enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10

Bruce Trenton. o. Annadale. left
yesterday Tor Colorado. where he will
pend The winter for the benefit Of
bic health
Chas Evans and children. o. Cum
hcrIand are me guests OF r. r Way'
AMI family on Third street
Iton Dorsey 81 spending several
dag as tte guest of relatives and
friends fol Wood 5000
% a NcuoeeIl o. Glen Easfon
nH- .n the c.'y yesterday on bust
uoas
Or g. Clark has returned 20 Wash
'nston after short visit with bic
family on Third street
Hanson Uarbesi Dol spending a few
DAYS .u New Mart.nsviue on bust
ness
r. .Mo-re'l has returned 70 bic
home in WheeHuE after few DAYS
tis.t efh local relatives
Nr- oscar Hrour. ~ Third street
a.i leave fhis morning for Co'um
bls OHIO. where che Uil spend sew
arai ae-s. with relatives
Lawrence OCorrelI o. TomHson
avenue has resigned bis position
win fhe C.err Grocery company.
tri uIi enter on Dis new duties
t.'- Wheeling firm this week
Austin Steel Del able f0 Dol ont aEain
FOL. oV.uz an attack o. forsurs az
..s home On Center street
r'r~t Tou.lsou and Lester Rod
ler- uI leave ffs morning FOR
O.rs-hrrr ahe-e rhrr uIT spend
several dag. ou bgs.re.4
UCdl Martin spent yesterday In
Sharts.ie ISL fhe guest OF friends
and relatives
N.ss NeHe Saf-raNar Ea- -eflrref
from E weeks t-f uIrl relatives DID,
ra.l.re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Council Meeting

tn" CITY fathers met In regular
session last night and transacted
considerable business. among which
vas th" paving OF the Waynesburg
road from the city limits 20 tho bot
tom % the bin This was ordered
paved at Pho expense OF the CITY
aE1 'n" county court Viii likely finish
"a WORK from the present paving 20
The top az rho Hill The Wheeling
Traction franchise Was laid on the
table until the next meeting. when u
"lil hc given second reading The
Eighth street paving vas taxed over
but nothing definite was done. and
the matter was held over until the
next meeting Several bills were
ordered paid. and other routine bust.
ness vas transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Small Blaze.

The timely discovery OF a small
blaze "a the residence of l. II Leach
prevented serious fre yesterday
morning. and after a short while the
L4aines ~ere extingulshed With but
small damage 10 The residence The
hr~ originated ia the stair closet
and had gained considerable head.
way before discovered by Mr. Leach
On turning IN the alarm. all the fire
companies responded. but their aid
Was unnecessary az the blaze was
subdled by a bucket hrigade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
M0UNDSVILLE
Fan TrrH1 60 Circuit co0-t VIII Be
So Tsosy "i,n Jses- ses
ortt Prcsisi,s

IRE Marsha. county grand jury
--.l conssn~ today % return lndlct
l-nts tpr th- regular Fail term %,
ihe circuit court. and acou- forty nys
witnesses hav. besn summoned %
sr2ear b.:ore the grand Jury ~ ,nsir
session The cas.s OF m0sf infsr~s'
20 ne r~s'ccats o. fhls county Wll D.
%" Moutgonery wtI cAs- and tie
h~.4"i damage sl.f against The
w a--.iaE Traction company. which
las started q the circuit court
fought through fhe supreme court.
and remand~c 20 the Marshall county
court for a neS trial lu .h~ Mont
som"ry vii case the jury disagreed
a. the June term. and the cou-ro.
Versy ALI be thrashed our during the
coming term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Attend Commute. m..,lna-

r. ? Moore Albert Winters and
ex-senator Grimes. OF Cameron. left
yesterday 20 attend the Republican
stat" committee Meeting. which is
20 De- held az Charleston. The above
mentioned gentlemen Will represent
m" Marshall county voters AZ the
meeting which viii be- held In
charleston. The above mentioned
gentlemen will represent the Mar
shall county voters a. the meeting
which viii be held In Charleston to
day and morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Hoties 20 Li.nhold.r.

To al persons holding lien. ~ t..s..,,,.,,.
or Otherwise ON the real estate Of
Edward p Troll or any part there
IN pursuance ~ a decree Of tho civ
'nit court " ohio COUNTY West VIZ
k'hlh. made IN the cause therein p.urfns
~ N-sJ.st we real estate - the above
Ton OF tho liens thereon. YOU are ner,r,,
I-3uiF~d 90 present all claims held az
~ ana each 81 you against the abo,e e.
''-',ei NV ard ' Troll which are ler-
N Ms real estate or any part fh.f..f
toL al udiration 60 me. a. NV offfr. 4,
-, 'hSnalre street Wheeling ohio
euhty West Virginia on or h.for.
iIur-day. october - 1911
September. 1871. '" "Ay OF
WILLIAM = KRI-PP.
s..3s o-,o 'ommissioner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Delegates VIII Leave.

Rev and Mr. Arthur Hank anu
Nr aud Nr. e. A Jones viii leave
to-day FOR BICkhannon. where they
all attend t4e Baptist state conven
ton. which Nil De held Ia that CITY
until SUNDAY Mrs. swain. Who VAS
also delegate. all not attend oN
INK 90 her interest in other church
Work. aud tae above mentioned dele
gates VII represent the local Hap
ust church during the convention
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
roties 60 Manufacturer. Jobesrs M-r-
ohants and Other Wholssais psalsra

NOTICE II HEREBY sINgN. That
t-F STATE Bard q control o. the STATE
ot West Virginia VIII receive bids daily
az its offic. At Charleston West Ntr-
gina. Tor furnishing Supplies FOR the
~ rthl state institutions the financial
~ lana cement OF y rirh - vested ~ said
b"Hrd Contracts Viii be awarded 20 the
4nNest t4dd~rs. quality considered aud
stNrr things heing equal. Wet Virginia
dealers vii Dc given preference
Lists - supplies needed Will fur
Us. 81 blideTs on receipt OF requests
st4'fng lie line desired
SLATE HOARD OF CONTROL.
AG ! ~ chs ~'-sfor West VfrEfrta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Second Fire.

The second OF two nres occurred
last evening. when the warehouse
in the rear OF r. J.. RogersDn =
hardware store on Jefferson avenue
caught Gre and was partially De
-'roysd With loss Of about 81 900
partly covered by Insurance The orr
KIN % The FIRE is unknown. and was
discovered by passerby. who turned
in th" alarm 300 time 90 keep the
whole building from burning A
large quantity OF gasoiene was un
touched. and owing 20 the quick ser
vic" rendered by The IRE department
'Ae blaze vas quickly eXtinguished
u ID. Conner had r. number OF livery
coaches in the building. and there
were totally destroyed. the loss be
iuE covered hy insurance. however
A number of farming implements. 70
rcfhrr with lot 81 miscellaneous
articles. were consumed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10

'lcait count oaio Co4r,,. west Nir-
giuia.
llenfy a. ksisitr-r. .aecu-1
for - the .ast all aud
testament 90 Hvrr, kal-
nitErf. trceAr~d plain
uff
Edward D TROLL S..lr-
~ Trust 'u. James
" EWing 'rIst~. and
Martin Fsbier. trustee
defendants
By virtue ~ an order entered IN me
above entitled cause tb tire circuit court
~ onto county. West virginia or sep
TENDER IS 1871 referring M. -sti c.tse
% the undersign-d couirnission.r 10 Ia.
and state an account - ami ascertain
AMI report fn the court upon th~ fuf-
low ms matters. to-wlt
ffst The real estate owned hy fh%
defendant. Edward T. Troll OF II Nhtrh
he Il seized ana purse-sed where stu.
ated, the probable value thereof aud hi-
interest thersin. and co.. annual rental
second. The liens upon "a. several
parcels - such real estate with tho
names 81 the owners 81 such Hens ami
tne amounts and prioriti.- th~r~of
ANfA ~AcH nfher matters tAr said
commissiouer shall Gsctu pertinent or
Nh4cn any parfs to said suit shall ask
-im 10 report
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thar ma.
Undersigned comulissfor@r haa nr.1
thursday. October -. 1911. commencing
NJ ~ o clock "a. "a a. the time ant his
'ffice a. 1895 Chaplin. street in ,te
city OF Whreitns. phi, t,o',,,, w.,
virginia. a. tie place az sShicfl he viii
proceed TO ascertain and report 49,. sr,--
eIsl matters in said order % reference
required
Given under my hand. this 18th s.v
~ september. lsi1
WILLIAM p KRt-PP
,...,.,. 'ommi-sion-r
AtfUrNeNs for IlHfrffsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
League Opens

The duck pin league held the open
lng gaines on the Palcal alleys last
eyeniug. and quite s~large number OF
bowling enthusiasts were ia attend
an'" The game between the J. ]. I
and the lnFuc.bies was won by the
latter. Who took two out o. the three
games played The biz pin league
Will open their season Thursday
uieht Uith game between the Non
FarIels and fhe Athletics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
a. :. Engineer Office. whe.l,nr

W. Va. sept H. 1914
sealed proposals. FOR building a ere
PROOF poWe house and a chimn., ana
furnishing AMI Installing one lis-I n
uot'r, OF" st-am-driveu air compressor
tN' ar receivers. one feed water heater
ore iced water pump. one srrRlr. Wst.r
pump. piping. etc. az Dam 80 70 ohio
l,lF"r. viii be received at this office nm
! "A m Eastern rm~l. October -
1911. ana tsen publicly opened utf.
.li De received on the entire plant or
."r house machinery. etc. separate In
staetfer. Major. Eurrs
spi2-I7-I4-IBocI0-1f
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
EXECUTIONS NOTICE.

Sotirc - hereby given that All p.r-on.
AaNirE notes or other claim. against the
~staf" ~ Louisa lIanr~nh~rg. derea ~ed
arr hereby notified 60 present same FOR
vehement 90 the undersigned executor
ana all persous Indebted 60 raid eStst.
are also notified 20 settle same within
SIXTY DAYS
AUGUST NEt'M ANN
Executor
~ -" offr" - Fred a. Brinkman. so
.f-" tHi .i.f 81 o-3-tu-I "a
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WANTED-POSITION.

WAITED ny ToUer Hugsurra4 nan.
rarefr cen handle
estInE rnurr EaH or steam en-
.nf @-t phone ffs-E. Molr1re.IIe "
E-a1n
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FOR Sale-Typewriters

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fprlIfIrr. 90 D. smith ffr Md 1.
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WANT'ED-Maie Help


WtETED-li0v Co. work In store aud 10
liver package Apply National sfgs
T''f" l''' Main ST. or.10-g
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JAMES l. HAWLEY
LEGAL NOTICES.

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FOR RENT

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
NEW LAW CHANCES THINGS.
Mayor No Longer Executive Head
Duties Divided Among ceuneitmsn.

mayor No Longer &X0o0StvO vJOoo
Duties Divided Among couneilmsn.
| Political Advertisement
To the Voters: We would call your
attention to the new commission plan
law which requires that tho city's 6usi-
ness shall be divided into five depart
ments, that the mayor shall be SUI
perintendent of the department of pub
lie affairs and that the council shall
designate each of the other two COM
| misstoners to be superintendents OF
| two of the other four departments. The
mayor must hold police court.
| This requirement Of the law would
divide the four departments Of accounts
and finances, public safety, streets
and public improvements. parks and
public property between the two coun-
| cilmen For this reason we urge that
| the voters elect as councilmen the men
most fitted to supervise these depart
ments.
The whole intent of the commission
! plan is to concentrate all responsibility
for the city's management upon three
men, to divide its affairs into distinct
| classes of work and then to elect to
office men especially competent to look
| after the class OF work assigned to
| them. Under the new law the mayor
loses much OF his present power as an
administrator and the council or COM
mission of three shall exercise all
executive, legislative and judicial
powers and duties now possessed by the
mayor. city council, solicitor. assessor,
treasurer. auditor. city engineer. park
commissioners and library trustees"
The council can appoint as many of
these officers or as few as 1t pleases
and 1t can itself perform as many Of
the duties of these officers as it
| chooses.
When we realize fully the commits
sion plan we urge that voters vote
straight for Jones and Derby and Will
liAms.
STRAW VOTE COMMITTEE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

The frst business session of the
fourth annual convention Of the Tribe
Of Ben Hur Of Iowa, which opened in
this city today, following Thursday
which was spent in entertaining the
delegates and visitors, began at 8
o'clock this morning Because the Red
Mems hall. in which the meetings OF
the convention are being held, was un-
comfortably cold, the convention adj
journed after q very short session to
meet again this afternoon.
No other business was attempted this
morning except brief routine business,
including the appointing OF a commit
tee on credentials and one to audit ac-
counts. The latter will report this al
ternoon. The number OF accrediteo
delegates in attendance is small
The principal business to come up
before the convention this afternoon
was the election Of officers and the Sc
lection of the next meeting place. Os-
kaloosa will probably be chosen.
Have Social Evening.
Following an hour devoted to ritual
istic and other secret work Of the or
der Thursday night social evening
open to the members Of the lodge and
their friends was enjoyed. The degree
team Of MeIchoir Court. No. s. OF Water
loo, gave an exemplication Of the de-
gree work and the ladies' drill team OF
the same lodge gave a very excellent
exhibition drill that attracted much
praise.
Supreme Organizer w. H. Owens. Of
Charlottesville. Ind, spoke briefly. as
did also State Manager w. b. McGinnfs.
Of Waterloo. and District Manager I. H.
Mccarthy, also Of Waterloo, all of
whom are here to attend the conven-
ton.
The rest Of the evening was devoted
to social entertainment and dancing
that lasted far into the night. During
the afternoon the visitors were given
trolley ride and taken to points Of In
terest In the city. This afternoons
meeting brought the convention to an
end.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
.,owAM shor ~ ogpvrv.
Z. q. gdseN, o. Wsbstse ctty, Wevad
- ~ Minmeessa ossteee.

Z. o. gdsea. ~ Ws6stsr city. Wesad.
- ~ Aainmesssa ossteee.
Fairmont. Milan. March 33.-A man
who gave hts name - e. d. Edison.
and who said his home WAS in Webster
City. Iowa. prooably was fatally
wounded - the result Of an unsucosss.
ful attempt - escape arrest ON one Of
che main streets Of this city last night
e. %. Ward. deputy sheriff. fired nve
shots at the fugitive. one Of them tax.
Ing effect
Edison came here Tuesday. Yester-
day q warrant Tor his arrest on a
charge OF attempted assault was sworn
out and Ward was sent to serve the
paper. He met Edison on one Of the
business streets IT 8 o'clock 0nd called
to him. Edison ran and the deputy
opened fire with . revolver Edison
was wounded In the abdomen and was
taken to a hospital Physicians say he
can not recover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
SCOUT MEETING FOR eovs.
Word Sent to Schools For eoys to Hea,
Mr.. Crosby,

Word Sent to Schools For Hoys to Hear
Mr.. Crosby.
Announcement was made in all the
schools of the city today Of the meet
ing for boys, which is to be held at the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A., Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. when Mr.. F. A.
Crosby. executive secretary of the Chi
cago Boys Scout Council. will speak.
Mr. Crosby's talk will be illustrated
with stereopticon pictures Of boy
scouts. councils. hikes. scouting trips
and other activities of Boy Scout life.
All the boys between the ages or i3 and
II years who are attending school were
invited today and the association is
making a special effort to get the news
of the meeting to the employed boys
between those ages. who are also well
come Invitations to the supper Sat
urday evening. when Mr.. Crosby will
meet adult members Of the association
and tell Of the scout movement, were
sent out Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
,JvRv pIsAoaEga
Cen Me- Reach . Verdict in csse %
wins w. Ferhman.

WINE We. forhman.
After spending twenty four hours
6yin9 70 destrmine whether John
Fshrman, Of near Melbourne. should
pay 80 for the plow which 10 bought
Of Herman Wits, OF the same place. q
wlDother wits was not entitled to r.
cover end not being able to asrse the
Jury IN the case was called in this
morning by Judge Bradshaw and dis
CHARGED. The jury went out Thur
day morning and It was agreed that It
should bo allowed to return sealed
verdict tdurin8 the Judges abseOce.
judge Bradshaw returned to the city
this morning, especially to call the jury
in and discharge It, having adjourned.
court untN next Tuesday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

PROF. HARRY BELMONT.
2O2 EAST CHURCH STREET
SEE HIM MARCH PC TO APRIL
DON'T FAIL. IT MAY DO YOU a
WORLD OF GOOD.
CLAIRVOYANT. TRANCE MEDIUM
AND PIANIST.
READINGS soc
PROF H. c. RELMONT'S fees are
within the reach Of all. and it costs
no more to consult him than it does
some OF those whose competency IL
questioned.
PAST, PRESENT. FUTURE.
GIVES NAMES. DATES FACTS
He gives locations. buried and lost,
reliable and important advice and in
formation on all matters of interest in
business transactions: lawsuits, con-
tested Wills, life insurance. damage
suits, divorce. deeds. mortgages. claims,
collections, speculations. adventures,
mining stocks. and all financial difficult
ties. Truly predicts the success or fail
ure OF new Inventions. patents. pending
pension claims. etc. Tells whether you
will receive fair dealings with partners.
who is true or false. II you care to
know what business you should 10 'ow
to be successful where you should go
and whom to avoid: IL you intend to
make any change or start a business.
buy or sell property. or, in fact. take
an,. important step. don't fail TO consult
Prof Harry Belmont His advice may be
the means OF saving you thousands Of
dollars and great deal Of trouble.
Are you in trouble,
bad health,
business worry.
family difficulties,
legal complications.
or under evil influences?
Do you doubt anyone?
Prof, Harry Belmont will help
you. He is consulted on all
affairs and never fails
because he gives a plain
statement Of facts. He
shows you the way to
help yourself. Try him
and see. He depends
upon results obtained
by investigation.
Hours: rather than by any
10 a. m. to 3 p. m. sensational adj
including Sundays vertiseme nts
soc READINGS soc
DON'T FORGET DATE, MARCH Is
TO APRIL /.
CORNER SECOND AVENUE AND
CHURCH 0TRDBT.
Positively win not Neshefo after date.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

We oaA even take . charitable vSow
q he time taken daily ~ ~ tyDo
writer girl Tor tAs asFaaOo0GoS Of ~
hair. Her 1ngoes ere eo00ootod ~ ~
work a writing. and tiFs1 By oeotaee
With Tie hard keys q hsr aasAiss;
and the di6sssat feeling q ~ hair.
and the little plays and noveaasnts Of
her 0neers IN adjusting Il. are . dis.
tinct stimulation Gnd relisl.-Paul ".
00l6sbury. In Atlantic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

Skinned From Head 70 Heel.
was Ben Pool, Threet. Ala. when drag
ged over . gravel roadway: but Buck
lens ArnicA Salve cured him. $50.
Mcbride & VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

For Sais-FNrm. Ono OF the b4oe all-
around +<0-acre faSms In W1nonA
county. Minneoota- At tho present t3mo
there are $50 acres under cultlvoa3o0
and clean from all foul seeds. Nnn11ne
water thru all past,lre land. P1enty
OF good oak timber for lumber and
wood TO sell. Farm In well fenced one
and one-haif miles to croamery. and
large general storc and butcher GAOpA.
Good telephone service to al parts
right from residence. lmp9ovomonko
in the way OF buildings could NOT BE-
built for less than $4,000. Carrying
now $500 IRE insurance on build1ngo.
$4,000 cyclone insurance on cana
Water works and steam heat IN hoooA
This farm has never BEEN rented The
reasons for selling 10 on account q
old age. Can be bought for ne Pr
acre Address all communicates %
William Burke, Witoka. Alnn.. 4 y. y.
No. q Owner OF farm
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

Seventy Times sevsn.
From . Paris paper we take the fol-
lowing conversation In Q police court:
The President-"It appears from your
record that you have been 81 times
previously convicted" The Prisoner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 not perfect"
Home Herald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
LADIES' AND MISSES SUITS

AZ 13.t6 West Main etrooa-De~odiet
4 0rintnall.
When you are looking around for q
suit call In and see our bargain rack.
Your choice OF any suit on this rack
for Ss.ss. Ask to see our line of ladies'
and misses special SUITS for SIS: others
ask so. Come ana SOe
BENEDICT Z BRINrNAl.L.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
GRAINS.
Order, Jurors For August.

Orders Jurors For August.
When the present term of court is
adjourned. late In April as 1t probably
will be, court will not be convened In
this city again until next August. No
May term was assigned for the local
court this year. In preparation for the
August term Judge Bradshaw Thurs
day ordered fifty petit Jurors drawn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

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