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Darture and arrival of Southern rail
way trains in Brunswick on and aft
er May % viii be as follows:
Arrival. Departure.
No. 147;45 a. m. No Is S:55 a. m.
No. 16 5:45 p. m. No. 1885 D. m.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
IlsAiLaoAp vicToHious ~ 0RgGN
pAaAoE sUlT ~ tsAAolN
COUNTY. IA 4
PARENTS oF SRA<EsaAN
soUol4T 10 COLLECT $4,000
MssHssees q Part q Railrsad Conn
pany Not Shown, According - Find
y irss 81 Jury Ysuns 0rssn kiilsd q
Abbott cressins Twe Wears Ase-
Other lowe NsWs.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
81 Eldora. Sept. Is. Contrary to gem
eral expectations and the usual vote
Of trial jurors, the jury in the case q
James Breen against the Iowa Central
Railway Company Saturday brought
In ! sealed verdict which finds for the
defendant company. Action was
brought against the railway for $50. <
900 by the parents Of the young man
who lost his life at point near ABB
bott Crossing some two yeArs ago
Breen was employed as brakeman by
the Iowa Central railway and while
working in that capacity he tell from
freight train and several cars passed
over the body. lust how or in what
manner Breen lost hts life did not APP
pear in evidence at the trial just held,
the plaintiffs, parents OF the young
man, contending that II WAS negligence
on the part Of the railway company
that the brakeman lost his life. With
this view the jury disAgreed and its
finding was with and for the company.
We believe that this jury's verdict is
the first one favorable to a railway
company ever brought into court in
Hardin county, but that it is a justih-
able one is the opinion of all who heard
the case
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
70 GET RID or
RHELMA TSM

II we suffer with Rheumatism and
desire to get rid Of it we must make
up our minds to subject our systems
to the proper course Of treatment for
q while. The only way to cure
oneself Of Rheumatism is to remove
the causeexpel the irritating uric
acid from the blood; every other
method Of treatment has proved a
failure. s. S. S. cures Rheumatism
because it Is the greatest Of Ill blood
purifiers. This medicine goes down
into the circulation and expe1s every,
particle Of the sour, inf1ammatofy
uric acid which is the one great cause
Of the disease. The cure can be
greatly fastened by . little care and
self denial by the patient. In tho
first place do not let anything inter-
iere 10 prevent your taking S. S. s.
I 4 STUART: :v I'D accordin4 10 directions:
BE guarded In your eating, because
an attack Of indigestion will always.
agEravate the symptonss Of Rheun1a-
,tism. Do not expose yourself 70
damp ard inclen1ert weather any
more Tran 10 necessary. When s. S. s.
has had time to rid 1he blood Of tho
( uric acid and Strengthen the system.
then tlse little restrictions can BE-
LETT ~ This simple course has cured
many thousands Of cases 81 Rheuma-
tiSis Book on Rhesl1batism and any
NJ Heal advice free. s. 8. 8. is sold
q drug stofes. 1870 : 49,
ns9WzFTSPEcAFzc CO AL, G.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
.pIcAc IN rae LyMct,.
PiHsrins Students in Massn City High
School Trap6ed.

Pilfsrins Students in Nissan City High
School rrsp6sd.
Mason City, Sept. %. Some Of the
prank players at the high school were
beaten ct their own game. For the
past several days one Of the high
school students has been having her
lunch swiped and after several Of these
losses and few hunger pangs she de-
cided to investigate. She kept her eyes
open for . few days and finally located
the jokers. Friday morning she brought
two lunches. one of which she kept
with her and the other one she sprink-
led with ipecac which she left in the
accustomed place. At noon she found
the lunch had disappeared and during
the early afternoon couple Of stu-
dents were taken suddenly i'll and had
to be excused from classes. oh. you
lunch
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
ROAD woaK olscoNTlNvGIo.
County tsishway u Pewsshisk Spisn
s did piooo az Work.

County Hishway u Powsshisk Spisn.
M do piseo 81 Work.
Special 10 Times Republican. n
Brooklyn. Sept. 5.The county road
making that has been in progress for
,thGspast two years IN this locality has
been discontinued on account Of lack
Of funds to continue the work at The
present time. This work has consisted
Of cutting down all hills and making
uniform grades. The finished road at
present extends from MonteSpma t.
Malcom, and from Grinnell to near
Brooklyn. Cement bridges and culverts
are put IN exclusively. The work will
doubtless be continued newt spring. Il
the program OF the present board Of
supervisors ID carried to completion the
road problem in Poweshiek county will
coon be solved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
STUDENT RUNS AWAY.
Claims He Was III Treated at Davsn-
\ 49, port colises. <

St0sSU0 to Wo0 w - TvOSv0 ~ 00vOuS
h 5.5 port colieae.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City. Sept. 25.aobert Highly.
of Dies Moines, son Of Jesse Highly,
OF the City Boat Livery. Of the CAPT
tai. spent. Sunday In the Iowa City
jail following his flight from tint st.
Ambrose College, Of Davenport. Highly
was without money when he reached
Iowa City, his fellow fugitive whom he
only knows as Craig. having left him
without the promised loan when
Craig" went to his home near Cedar
Rapids. Consequently. the conductor
put Highly off here and the police took
charge Of him. He alleges, he was de-
prived Of his money at st. Ambrose
College. and was cruelty treated. being
raped on the head etc. The police
here do not put . vast amount OF faith
in his allegations as to improper treat
ment, and think the money was taken
nom, il at al, TO prevent foolish ex-
penditures. Highly is Is: His. father
Ii expecvted here today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
EXPECT WINNING TEAM.
lows Falls High School Eleven Pro,
ises Successful Season.

Special TO mes-Kepubltcan.
Iowa Falls, Sept. 25.-Ross Comfy.
who will coach the Iowa Falls high
school foot ball team this season. today
announced the schedule for the team.
The season will open at Fort Dodge
Oct with the Fort Dodge high school
team The other games are as fol-
lows:
Oct 21-Des Moines North High at
Iowa Falls.
Oct. champion High at Iowa
Falls.
Nov. 4--1da Grove high at Ida
Grove.
Nov. 1s-East waterloo high at Iowa
Falls.
Thanksgiving day, Cedar Falls high
at Cedar Falls.
Coach Comfy states an exceptionally
good squad is out and that q good team
will be selected that promises to sus-
tain the splendid reputation the school
has maintained for years as opponents
Of good clean ball
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
Southern Io,un Items

him, accidentally stuck him in the
same knee with pitchfork Since then
the knee has been going from bad to
worse and Ralph was forced to give up
his college this year in: order to take
the proper care Of the injured men,
Der.
Nj. Pleasant.
In Williford cemetery here there will
be erected q granite shaft over the
heretofore unmarked grave Of con-
federate veteran, believed to be the
only confederate soldiers frave in
Henry county. Major George Smith. Of
New York City, q recent visitor in the
city, told the story Of his brothers,
Frank Smith, allegiance to the south
ern cause, Of his death from pneumonia
after the war, and Of the interment in
the cemetery here. Major Smith while
here made arrangements for the cree
tion Of the shaft this fall. The dead
veteran was member OF the First
!Arkansas cavalry and the major was a
member Of the Fourth Iowa cavalry.
and also Of the First Iowa infantry. At
the battle OF, Wilson'S Creek both were
wounded.
EddyviIls.
~. A. Lafferty, who Is q member Of
the town council and one Of Eddy
yille's enterprisins contractors and pub
lie spirited citizens, Is rebuilding the SOL
diers' monument in the north part OF
the city park, and whom 1t Is com pleted
9ins about month u will stand not
alone 40 a monument 60 the grave and
patriotic veterans who gave up their
life for their country during the civil
twar. but it will also be lasting tribute
sso Mr. Lafferty's generosity in behalf
| of the city, as the work. when COM
pleted. will cost several hundred dol
lars Mr. Lafferty is the son o. civil
war veteran, and at the last meeting
Of the town council ne offered to re-
build the monument without cost to the
| city, Ms only provision being that he
Be permitted to inscribe on the monu-
ment the name Of his father, and be-
How It the words ''Rebuilt by. his sou.
j. A. Lafferty." The proposition was.
I OF course, unanimously accepted by the
council. q,
El<ookuk.
Ey Another step was taken In the con-
ldennnation suit Of the water power
cVmpany against AL lJegsrla, 81 Green
Bay, by the appointnent Of the COM
omission to assess damages by
Esheriff Crimmins. whS chose SIX Of the
;;siisss<e.::. prominent farnNgU In Lee county
ifor this service. They are John Jensen
tthe owner Of 600 acree of land in
fWsshinston townshlp who was born
Lard reared in this county: samuel
Jffasen. Of. Denmark toNHahip, an oil.
resident with 500 aereS of good land /:
t1senry Rings. pfohiinsnt farmer OF
Iffanklin township. WiO farms over 800
Eacres: Raymond Pease. who has
Ebsen living In Cedar township for
lyGars, and owns farm OF 500 acres;
fThomas Hayes, born And reared In Lee
Icounty, who recently bought the big
land famous echllener farm In
Echarseston townshlp. and James Mack
he, leading far.ns of the county, iiv-
ting several miles ont of KeOhuk in
3Guntrose t0wnsfIp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
FRANKLIN COUNTY FAlR.
Annual Agricultural Exhibition to ops'
Tussday-Many Features.

Annual Agricultural Exhibition to Open
Tussday-Many Features.
Special to Times Republican.
Hamilton. Sept. 25.-The flfty-second
annual fair of the Franklin County Ag-
ricultural Society is scheduled to begin
here on Tuesday and continue four
days. From present Indications the ex-
hibjtion this year bids fair to be bigger
and better than that Of any previous
year II that Is possible. The officials
are confident that a better and more
satisfactory line Of free attractions
have been secured than has been in
attendance formerly. and the exhibits
In all departments will be complete and
the space all taken. The track has been
placed In the best possible condition
and fast time is assured. Special free
attractions will be . feature each af-
ternoon, and, besides, a ball game will
be pulled of each day between well
known and fast teams Of this portion
OF the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
IuppgR iowa MGTHo0'sT MINIS
1 rGRe EpspoasG pREs'D,No
-s:s oFElcgR.
nAs WON p,l1A.Ts or
PAsToRs AND LAYmEN
several Changes II Conference Nom.
bsrsh;p-List ~ General Conferences
Delegates cemplstsd -Marsha'Itown
Gets Nsxt csnfsrsnes BY Unanimous
MI Note.
to Times. Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
waterloo. sept q. Saturday was
another busy day for the Upper Iowa
conference in sesaten in this city. The
election Of DIN ~ Mershon OF the
Deeorah diatriet~ completed the list Of
I'VE ministerial delegates to the general
conference. DR.. E, T. Gruwell and DR..
". ". Carlton were elected reserves.
Next Conference at MarshalltowN.
Cpon invitation from the church at
Narshalltown the conference voted to
hold it's next session at Marshalltown.
Due to the fact that it was deemed
ft to come to waterloo this year IN
the face OF an Invitation from Mar
shalltown last year. no other invitation
was considered and the invitation was
accepted unanimously.
Conference Changes.
r. w. Goats and F. NJ. Robertson
took a superanuated relation. 4. a.
Hallett. A. w. Switk again Joined the
effective ranks B. C. Hammond. NJ. A.
Goode!I, F.. II. Wyrick. r. NJ. WANT,
Edward Lee, z. r. Leamen, z. M.
Dwello, and John Gamons retired from
the active ranks. w. II. Doner trans
ferred from the Austin conference.
Irving L. AfeHot. Edwin T. Cough.
George NJ. Myers. n. F. Fipfer and A.
B. Chamberlain. were admitted into
the conference on trial.
Approve 81 Bishop Medley.
In view OF the reports in the daily
press of the state criticising Bishop
Neeley. the conference passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
! ...Whereas: There have appeared in
some Of the paper reports Of very
false and misleading character con-
corning the administration OF Bishop
Thomas b. Neeley, therefore be 1T
."Resolved: That we. the members OF
the Upper Iowa annual conference. do
hereby record our high appreciation OF
the rare administrative skill and Wis
dom displayed by Bishop Neeley in his
presidency over our conference; OF the
fine brotherly spirit shown in his in
tercourse wikh.sthe brethren of the con-
ference anf Of the eloquence and solid
worth of all his public utterances. No
president. of our conference in many
years has more completely won the
hearts Of ministers and laymen alike"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
sR,Doe coAesj ANY SUES.

Claim 60 - IN NsAsl Story Of Bridge
Scandal oamasiNd cennsetien.
Special to Times-Heptbiican.
Des Moines. Sept. 25. The Stark
Bridge Company hsye commenced suit
for damages against two Des Moines
newspapers for refeFrtng TO It Ia con-
lnection with the bridge fund scandals
In Polk county. Thls may afford an
early opportunity for "a airing oe the
alleged bridge trust IN lows. It has
not been asserted II any tiae BY any
tof the newspapers that the STARK
company acted cofruptiy or that It was
n any way connected with the trust.
nor even that It 9ails 10 Give value re-
Sestved for the inqB1y expended In
bridges: but It was Mentioned - secur-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
GIVE IMPETUS TO MOVE.
Mass Meeting OF Men at Dss Moines
Start Great Religious Campaign.

0I&TS AFCaS nSuStOuS SUWspSsS"s
Special to Times Republican
Des Moines, Sept. 25.--The Men and
Religioun Forward" movement for Iowa
was given a big start at a mass meet
ing OF men held Sunday afternoon In
the Plymouth Congregational church
here. Hundreds OF earnest Des Moines
men are enlisted in this work and are
preparing to extend its influence all
over the central part OF the state. Com
mittees have been selected to carry on
various lines of work The real thought
is to get into the churches and into
active work all the men who might
really be classed as christians, many Of
whom are inactive and indifferent, and
thus to revive the churches and place
them on better basis The intent Is
to carry the work into every county OF
the state and to have men go out from
here to stir up interest in the move
ment. In many Of the local churches
yesterday the sermons related to this
subject
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
DIED syvATrihe Fly.

Death OF Miss Frances Fafi0y, of Whit-
tstfors % Peculiar.
Special to Times Republican.
Whittc;nore, Sept 25.-Afiss Frances
Farley died very suddenly At her home
here Saturday. She had been feeling
usually well and was in the act Of
swatting fly when she fell dead. Ply
sicians we're Immediately summoned
and upon examination pronounced heart
trouble the cause. Miss Farley was
a graduated nurse and had well quali-
fed herself for this work. She was a
very highly esteemed young lady Of
this community. The funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon. s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25

9tGte ceNvontieN q oskaIoesa choeesl
4 oeRSets and AdjourNs, II

9tGte csHvoNtisN q oskaloesa cheeosa
4 osNSets and Adjourns.
oskaloosa. sept. 25.--H. E. Van Horn.
Of Des Moines. was reelected president
ana 0rinnell chosen as the 1912 COM
vcntion city al the closing session Of
the Iowa Christian Endeavor here. Ce-
dar Rapids ana Des Moines, the other
candidates for convention honors next
year, were defeated after a spirited
contest. "A.
Other officers elected were:
Vice Presidcnt-William Hardcastle,
Iowa Fails. 81
secretary-H. w. Kruger. Lake Park,
Treasurer--H. ~. Rich. Hubbard.
superintendent junior. and intermed-
late work missions and prisons-drs,
r. u. Condor. OF LeGrand: Mrs. Laura
D. Garst. OF Des Moines. and Miss
Belle Powers. New Hampton.
Editor Iowa Bullesin-William Hard
castle, Iowa Falls.
President Van Horn was elected
to: the national temperance convention
at Washington with Vice President
Hardcastle as alternate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
0M Moinala.

Dee Mojn1o. ~
The efforts Of Mrs. Joseph Burrows
to save her family relics, which wore
threatened by fire, almost cost her lie,
The origin of the Are which is un-
known, caused about $1,000 camages.
Abba.
The proposition to build a new high
school building to cost $4,000 will be
submitted to the voters lOs the, inde-
pendent district Of Abba, Tuesday, Oct.
:. The petition circulated some days
ago met with q very encouraging re-
Spouse and the friends Of the measure
win work hard to put 1t thru. {.
Cedar Rapids.
Has the city been paying big price
for disinfectant and germicide? It
would seem 50. In face OF the price Of
81 being charged for germicide Is the
statement OF local druggist that he
will furnish good germicide. one tnat
will answer every purpose Of the city,
s1.45 per gallon. ~
Museatins.
That land In the vicinity Of Musca-
tine 10 valuable II evidenced by the
sale Of the Weekend farm, located one
mile north Of sweetland Center. to
Benjamin Reesink. Of this city. the
land bringing a price Of s175 per acre.
The property included one hundred
and sixty acres. the consideration be-
ing $4,000. This is one OF the bfgg1st
transfers OF rural property made IN
this vicinity recently. ~
What chssr. s3 n II
The officers announce the dates Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
sTEvEhs ADJuDoEp INSANE,

sTama, Man Whs Attsmpted Suicide
Will u Taken g Hospital.
Special to Timss-Repubiican.
Eagle Grove, Sept. Charles Ste
1vens. the TAma man who attempted
suicide at Woolstock by cutting hil
throat with q dagger, was adjudged In
sane by the Wright county commits
;sioners Of insanity At % meeting here
Saturday. Stevens IL lin the hospital
here and will recover. The sheriff OF
this county will likely take him e
Cherokee today. He will recover, the
he IL weak from the loss Of blood. and
he IL not inclined TO talk much
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
Ground Broken for New Church.
to Times Republican.

Brooklyn, Sept. 25.-The old Sinner
blacksmith shop, q half century land
mark on Jackson street has been torn
down and workmen are excavating for
the new Catholic church that will be
built where II stood. Their old church
burned to the ground few weeks ago.
1t is good location for a building
such as this and It will help the APP
pearance OF our city considerable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
p;ae.tion ma .Aes;m;Iation.

n 1t is not the quantity of food taken
but the amount digested and. assimf-
lated that gives strength and vitality
to the system. Chamberiains Stomach
and Liver Tablets invigorate the stom-
acf and liver and enable them to per-
form their functions naturally. For
sale by all dealers. sssss So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
TWO cHlLpREN AsPHYxIATEp.

Gas Heater ia oath Room Kills MUS
catine Girls.
Muscatine, Sept 25.-Two children
met death In 4 bath tub from asphyxia-
,ticn from hot water heater during the
absence Of their mother. They were:
Maggie Rl1un, Z.
s5i Josephine Rhun. 10.
turned on the gas. When the mothe.
returned they were found, vndresaed
lying in tine tub. The s 70 was full
of gas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
students Injured in PushbaII Contest.

Special to Times Republican
Iowa City, Sept. .5.-Three Iowa stu-
dents We're painfully injured in the
.sophcmore-fres Aman annual pushbat
contest held here, Saturday afternoon
when the sophs won, to o. The in-
jEred players in the game were nu-
merous, but only three were severely
kurt, the others being bruised and cut
cEly. The victims: Warren Avery
Iowa City, nose broken; Leonard p b
Oliver, Sigourney, knee ligaments. torn
C. n. Morse, Nevada, ankle sprained.i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
GERMAN CHURCH RgmoDELED.

Flood Creek German Methodists Re.
Dedicate House Of Worship.
Special to Timse- Republican.
Flood Creek. Sept. 25.--The remodel
ed. rebuilt German Methodist Episcopal
church. was rededicated Sunday. Re-
pairs have been made amounting to
$4,000, one of the big Improvements
being cellar being placed under the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25

Wonsen IN Business.
Women are now engaged In all but
two Of the 3o3 gainful occupations Of
the men Of this country.