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notice OF FORECLOSURES.

UyHEREAs. Mary n. circuit, Of sedgwick.
w by her mortgage deed dated December
no. 1905, recorded In Hancock registry OF
deeds, book lAs. page l57, conveyed to Mary e.
Warren, Of Castfne, . lot Of land In said Sedg-
wick described - follows In said mort gage, to
wit:
Bounded on the southwest by the highway;
ON the northwest by land Of David e. Hooper;
ON the northeast BY land Of Judson Grindle
and ON tbs southeast By land Of Curtis Dur
gain, containing twenty acres, more or less,
which said mortgage was AsDigned By said
Mary e. warren 70 Union Trust Company. Of
Ellsworth (corporaticn), BY assignment dated
book n, page ~. and whereas, the condi.
lions Of said mortgage have been broksn and
dsrsignsd Union Trust Company, Of Ells-
worth. holder Of said mortgage and the debt
thereby sseursd. hs!sey i've notice q it, In
HllsWorth, Maine. July =, lel1.
UuroN Tnusf CoMpAHY. a Ellsworth,
By John A. PetsTs, Prudent
BY Henry p. Higgins, Treasurer.
PstsSs D KAoWlton, Attorneys.
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Legal 1Jutirss.


COUNTY OF HANCOCK, SIS:
To the Honorable Justice Of the Supreme Ju-
diciAl Court, next to be holden At Ellsworth
within and for the county OF Hancock,
aforesaid. onthe second Tuesday OF octo-
Der, - d. 1911.
ID EsPECTFULLY represents, Daniel j.
III Kelliher. OF Lamoine. in said county Of
Hancock. husband Of Mabel n. Kelliher,
whose maiden name was Mabel NJ Moore,
that he WAS lawfully married to the said
Mabel NJ. Kelliher, on the 18th day Of August,
.. d. 1887. at said Ellsworth, by o. r. Burn
ham, esq. justice OF the peace; that they
lived together ~ husband and wife, at said
Ellsworth and Lamoine, from the date OF
their said marriage till May. n. d. 1907; that
towards his said wife As faithful, true ard
anectionate husband: that in May. q. d. 1907.
the said Mabel NJ. Kelliher utterly deserted
your ibellant 1t said Lamoine, without cause
on his part, since which time he has not lived
or cohabited with her nor seen her; that said
utter desertion has continued for three con-
secutive years. next prior to the Hing OF this
libel; that her residence 10 unknown to your
libeIlAnt and cannot be ascertained BY rea-
sonable diligence. and your iibellant has used
reasonable diligence in trying to ascertain
the same; that there 10 no collusion between
your lib~llAnt and the said Mabel N. Kelliher
to obtain divorce; wherefore he prays that
. divorce may be decreed between him and
the said Mabel N. Kelliher for the causes
above set forth, and that he may have the
care and custody Of their minor child, Lewis
D. Keiliher, age twelve years.
Dated ct Ellsworth, July -. 1911.
DANIEL J. KRxLrnas.
Subscribed and sworn to. this nrss day Of
August, .. d. 1911, Before me,
LyHwooD +. 0iL1s,
Notary Public.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Miss Madeline uttlehsld, Of Randolph,
= the guest of Mis- Gladys Miles.
Mis- Anna Proctor, of Roslindals, Mas,
= the guest of Mrs. r. n. Watson.
Mrs. G. l. Cass, Of Lynn, Mass, 10 visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Abbie Wooster.
Mn. n. L. Proctor, of Roslindale, Mass,
i Spending few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. r. w. Grant.
Charles Cham berlin and family left for
Colfax, WASH, Wednesday evening. Mr..
ChamberIin expects to stop on ct Boston,
Baltimore, Philadelphis and Warrington,
ID. c., besides visiting his birthplace in
Ohio, also Hoopston and Pontiac, H.,
where he formerly resided.
July 81. w.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

NORTH BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Alvin Young is employed at w. A.
Hale's for the summer.
Mrs. Mary J. Young and daughter, OF
Bangor, are visiting Michael Candage and
wife.
A. D. Colt, OF Woburn, Mass, has ar
rived, and will spend short time at his
summer home.
Michael Candsge is in poor health.
Eugene Hamilton, with bis wife, OF Bos-
ton, is visiting his parents, F. A. Hamil-
ton and wife.
Rev. Gilbert Foxweil and family, of Jer-
sey City, N. j., with Miss Strong, sister OF
Mrs. Eoxwell. are at c. s. Hamiiton's.
Aug. XENoPHoS.
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week with her sister, Mrs. Mary Collins. in
Chstine.
Mrs. Lillian Higgins, Of Lewiston, made
. short visit recently with Mrs. n. h.
Henderson.
Edrsr Bowdsn crushed his finger quite
badly by getting It caught in the chain and
sprocket 81 his bicycle.
Edwin d. Sibley, Of Somsrville, Mas.
author Of s.StiIlman Gott', 10 with his
brother, L. 81. Sibley, Tor few days.
Aug.7. H.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Ests1e Hsnrikson is employed ct Sidney
0nmilton's.
Charles IAlly and wits are at Abram
Dufly's Tor few weeks.
rhs dance 1t the hail Tuesday evening
vee well attended. lcs-cream was served.
Nh. ssrsh Eaton d visiting her daugh-
tsr, Mrs. Wiley G. Conary, in Buckspoft.
Mn. Charles Rerrin spent part Of Last
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-09

4 vsll- known Des Moines woman after
su1bring miserably for two days from
eeSSsrlafnss Collie, Chotsfa and Diar-
- Rsmedy. For sals By al dsalsrs.
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SOUTH BLuEHILI..

Mrs. Piper and child, of Etna. are spend
ing few weeks with B. e. Sylvester and
wife.
Mrs. Fisher has opened the Wiikie cot
tage for the summer.
July 81. c.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK %. : Supreme Judicial Court.
In vacation. Ellsworth, Aug. I. O. d. 1911.
the Libellant give notice 70 the Libelles
to appear before the Justice Of our 6u-
preme Judicial Court, TO BE- holden ~ Ells-
ON the Second Tuesday Of October q d. 1911,
by publishing An attested copy Of said libel
and this order thereon. three weeks suoces-
siveIy in the Ellsworth American, . news
paper printed In Ellsworth in our County Of
Hancock, the last publication TO be thirty
days at least prior to the second Tues
DAY Of October next, that she may there and
then In our said Court appear and answer 70
said libel. AnNo W. KIHe,
Justice Of the Sup. Jud. Court.
true copy Of the writ and order Of court
thereon.
Attest:-JoHa B. BuxkEa, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-09

To feel strong. have good appetite and d.
gcstion, sleep soundly and enjoy life, use Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. the great system tonic
and builder.-Advf.
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AsGal Nstfcss.
:is -. "a s ss. Z; =: :::' s.. I: !:
T. re; ssss. p.,::': ~; :; s:..s \: :. l:.s go
::s:s 49, g !. x.s:' = s.si "a ss'sis' -,
IS s:::: R.s::':: !: ~ !. : e ;.';e
~ ): :ssss. s''s 20
70 s, T. 4 IL. : e : :.s
wsss =. Smith 4 re cssss',s Ps o. ssd ss..ssp
q ). e
sS q sd q @ s:s lot . e =
Ia s.s.s 50
SMITH The :oaia..:i q s..d .s.n:sip said
60 ss Sresd smith and
No South Division part q, being 10. Of land neg,
smith n5s.s ss
S owned
e q N .nd in
sOa.h ne q ooaid.scro the and aor.s
III, = s.,s Iss
AZ e :: owned s. LIBBY. q q; q. vest y
s:;s i
s,dssy Doyle :. a. and contains 100 iAossssd acres,
s g (: 10 !: s:
a 5, Ss
Isss :. and oon:sis. %. sssSsS AZ, ;s o;.
osssssias sis. lossssd isndrsi .s,.s nor. o. lee:
so sSss Ds:': s:es y; ss.
sss i .Ss ess.:s = Z NJ . o sss.ss scai
:ss =: =; |: s: =: =; @ s:;::
ss Wynss sos % IS. ssss lac q sSs sosn e. rss.S
4:
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=: s:s
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% s i::::. - s::s:
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q hs " :. * *,
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sssaass ssd d..eassS lad i ;.pss.d % ~
hundred
s9 sSs r. s .as ma
:cresd :. follow, Besinnnx = the soa,h..s, eosn. Of
ssva say.a cd: Theme. se,sssriy sea.,
FaIa asaes .ea.s .ionx ne line Fl q. ..ia town
n paa hs ssS Of . BIZ IL I
psny ana ss e
NO 10 south Division pss. Of being tract q land 10
~s., q .aid asn.sp thence asas the south
line so rods more or les % the ives, Lac Of land aid q BE-
We. yue ~ = oe o. Ca 70 saa 20 os
ssn,n r. ~ ros mn,s n, isss =, ~ =, r. ~
- ~ essa s,"e " :.
"a Aons a .s ne 70 poans OF
p.s.den IA enut.n. AZ. ..ns ~ 80
more oriess sac CONTAINS '"' n'ae acres
NO TO- soa.n plvi.sn par, o. seing tract q land u
,oio.s, Bssinnias line Of 7. No 10 s. B..
$50 rods from the southwest OF said township and
the north line OF land said 10 be Owned BY Mary BIAsd
thence along north line OF
as e No 70 d ,asna. south .loss shs lin. o.
:erio.d lsnd i: rtpassa owned By jasper wymsa
'on, Ana e'n'Ains one tnoo'sna acres more or les
Ing in the west part Of said township bounded and de-
scribed foliows begnntpg the line Of said
ship point 20 rods from the southwest Of SAID
IN. On ne nos ss 2, i.nd SAG 20 o. ~nsd "
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HANCOCK COUNTY WILD LANDS
TOWNSHIPS.

S ss;s go = :: s:''
9ss :, and thou
"a, 81. ar . G :ss an:
Il Be ~ more o. sss'0n and
r. NO North Division part Of being section. "a \. Is is
Il @ e ssf Il ;.'a Eaton and
eighty Less
ii. M0 & sss g. . sns = h
s. csSia fspsr '' and
Z ss,s Pc s sfsas :ssss:
thousand s~sny.seSen
::s
s .s Z ::
Il. .s % g s
s .ns 70 3 x @
L: s 81. s ss 3: IL s':s
% S nSs Or
o. s:s. snip Il. ". .s Il. e i IL. e. s s 81.
s
-
s.g.: :ss 10.
.s & s:, e
s.s:s s. ga Hi ~ e: 20 !: ::
s.:: {, ss
s. g. s. s saa lot c =
sS sss': r
t.
by Emeline and fifteen
T. No south Division part Of being 10, Of land meg.
soashwes. said said 10. Iepued b
e g
township bounded follows: On the by Of
soSa.ia rs sy lana ;.d i Is Swasdsy
contains aity acres. m less
So T. tie Ct s. e to
o % ss % ffs'
NO south Division part Of being lot Of land east
81 . ss o d as
- Hsr1sy
No .is part being lot Of LAND in The
.oas he esa ,esa the sur
van: the north by Big and Little Tunk ponds called
s.a o &c Be- n H.'' and con-
No ~. ssS Dp o Of a land
the 'esT S: on The ws; By The e. G,s and the
:siS Owned l:.S e
the BY the stsuben settlers, lots
sesa:sip. %
pond and the on
10 south
the west BY land H. H. Hsvey; on the
40 @ S S.s:s
s q
south BY land SAID to Be owned BY and land
q
Reuis z b = n
s on thu ss .: 81 g Is y 10 y q
~ .na Two
T. NO South Division, part Of being lot Of land
g. +
'fs s;': e =; sss e. = :;
Gs .sRssss e = y WHEY :. and
81 s s
east side Of sad townsSip bounded fellow: on the
south By land said e = ovnsd b smith the west
The eas BY The tow q etsaHen said lot Il rsputsd = 81
owned By the q J. r PunmsF and contains sxty
leoa.
NO South Division. past e. being lot q land nsxt
the eide q I'D towsshp Said es rsputsd
10 be owned the b. W. Smith setste contains
one hundred fhirty-dve Acres. more or less
T. No see.h Division. part o. being LOT Of lssd
the side Of aid tovnship Bald lot repusd
owned By Isaiah and contains hundfed
more or less,
r. NO. South Dvisio. part Of. being lot Of land next
south Isaiah east
side q said townshp Said lot q reputsd TO be
Tracy hundred more or less
7. NO. Division part OF. being
southwest Aid owned BY Tracy the
township. Said lot 10 owned
By the Perry contains acres
more or less
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Embellishments.
AntnttSemmtk.
Downward Course
Fast Being Realized by ELS.
worth People.

A little backache at first.
Daily increasing till the back is lame
and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Diabetes and finally Bright's disease.
This is the downward course OF kidney
ills.
Don't take this course. Follow the ad-
vice OF an Ellsworth citizen.
Mrs. Charles 4. Higgins, los Water ST.,
Ellsworth, Me-, says: "My back sched
SO severely that could not assume any
comfortable position. AT times the ache
changed to sharp twinges, especially acute
when made any sudden movement, and
for awhile after getting up from a chair
was obliged to go about in a stopped po-
sition. Learning OF Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured supply at Moore's Drug
Store, and the second night after be-
ginning their use, / slept sounoly,
something that had been unable to do
boxes Of Doan's Kidney Pills made a COM
plete cure, and have had no return at
tack of the trouble. do not believe there
is another kidney remedy on the market
to-day Of such great worth as Dosn's Kid
ney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents,
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
other.
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S.:aiys Ira as,Sss. 0es.y @ ,s e 49,
ha hssn mAdsfo r he
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lsasI Nstifrs.
STATE OF MAINE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NE.
= ovyscs. AvsusrA, July :. MI.
d County nes iisbis 70 - tsssd
aaty ssd Forestry District esxss
ANDs.
state County District
TAI. Tax. TAs.
. .
sss o ssn "a q
y ass o sn AN
= ms "a $50 sn
3 3
: 81. pS ns
2. e
On I" : . I" % :
= 80 ns 80 IA
AZ -a "a" mn
:. res. ns va
- ,as = ws 40
.,
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the south para township bounded and a.
mi ME s1ssa sqs
y H. &: iss Pond : q
-: isSs .ns LINE 81 M rno eS.a 80
AZ:
or sss ''' '"' Aa'a'd n''s'a As'ss more
ne mo e sss.a ...s
:: i sass s:sisains 9. g: :eS iis:
lusie Along s.id ssS is: = sss: No. ore
=. IL: SEA s: III ss .ss.,
(: Is: e e: + f: ss ~
e: IS; e: . s: =:
IL: +: 81. g ]. ": "a g
o...d nS g. .s g: Sc ,s''a ~. q i.sa so
al s : go: .si: e.: E +:
thrty-two acres lees,
q ne ssssn p.s 81 e. S:sE
o. .aS AID 70 ). ,s s.s.a 1s -
s. r S:as :: e.: I; sss a.s
@ ss' is: = .s g Z NJ
Sis ga sale s.i ssa
s:,:s i ss. q :sa IA Ia
ssd % bs o"n.a :: y: e
:s e :ns &. '.s :: S;. s
rod more Or lsss the Of land aid 70 Be-
ala q =:
ne southwest Of land sad 70 - owned by " n
Mashi thence sast along Md Nashs
crised nor: o. s.s e hs point q SAID
.no contains seven hundred acrss. moro OF lee.
i,s y ne seth Division part q being tres land "
"a :, follow; Dssian.s - ~ corner Of
nosthwest ~ IA . s. owssi 81 W. T. Nssh;
oxd e H. e sss 1erthsss ee,ssr q lana sad V p
notn nno q saa1 4Anns lanA ~ rods ors Or lea %
~ sess liz MOI d. thsaes nestA along The east
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10
cIarksvilIe News Briefs.


ClarksviHe. April 1o.-Mrs. d. c.
chamberIin scarre UP from Shell Rock
to help, care FOR her son George. who
slipped on an icy step. falling down a
flight of six, and fnjuring the sciatic
nerve Of the left hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bouton gave
an evening party to company of
eighteen Thursday night in honor of
the corps of teachers. Games and met
two-course refreshments kept all in a
enjoyed by all.
The first fatality from measles that
has occurred here was the death of
Lyle, the 2O-months-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Klineton, Of Jackson
township, Friday night. The mother
and three other children are also very
sick from the same disease, which has
attacked many of the middle aged
people who had previously escaped and
most of the cases We're very severe.
Mrs. Ed Bell. who has suffered long
and painful illness died Friday night
She was a native of England, aged 62
years. and is survived by her husband,
four married daughters and one mar
ried son, the son being the only one of
her children living here, the daughters
all living in Minnesota, but have been
with their mother at intervals during
her illness. The funeral was held at
the NJ. f. church at 2:3O p. IN. Sunday,
with interment in Lynwood cemetery.
Mrs. Bell has been a faithful and active
member of the church for many years
The family is one of the most highly
respected of the old settlers of Clarks-
VILE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10
IOWA RR,hTERs ORGANIZE.
Shop Owners for SKATE Association At
00a Moinaa.

"a OoS Moineo.
Des Moipes, April l0.--Master print
ers of Iowa in session at the Slavery
hotel organized the first state associa-
tion in the United States. 1t is the
Master Printers Association OF Iowa,
the outgrowth of the expressed senti-
ment of the many Iowa printers at the
National Typothetac meeting in ST
Louis lashfall
The betterment of the business in
every way is the object sought.
de The following officers were chosen:
Presidents. W. Mercer. Iowa City.
Vice president-John n. Craig Boone
Secretary--1I. S. Hill, Des Moines
sTreasurer-C. v Simmons. Warter-
loo.
Directors-Carl Brown. Cedar Rap
ids; c. ". Simmons, Waterloo: c. A.
Weber. Iowa City; d. j. Lindley. Sioux
City: Walter Russell. Des Moines; b.
F. Ferguson, Mason City; w. w. Mof-
fatt Dubuque.
One hundred and twenty-five master
printers We're registered for the two
days sessions which opened Friday
morning Twenty-sx cities and towns
of Iowa We're represented, and five
cities outside the state. The value OF
the plants represented at the session
was placed at $3.0OOO0O
The executive board which is COM
posed of the directors and all the Off
GERS will fix the place and date OF the
next meeting. 1t will probably be next
fail and Cedar Rapids thru James T.
Powers, mas extended an invitation to
hold it there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10
DON'T PULL OUT
THE GRAY HAIRS
A Few Applications of a
Simple Remdey Will Bring
Back the Natural Color.

Pull out one gray hair and dozen
will take it's place. is an old saying.
which Is, to great extent, true. II no
steps are taken to stop the cause.
When gray hairs appear 1t is sign
that nature needs assistance. It is
natures call for help. Gray hairs.
dull lifeless hair, or hair that Is fall
Ing cut is not necessarily sign OF
advancing age, for there are thous-
ands of elderly people with perfect
heads OF hair without single streak
of gray.
When gray hairs come. or when the
hair seems to be lifeless or dead.
some good, reliable hair-restoring
treatment should be resorted to at
once. Specialists say that one Of the
best preparations to use is the old
fashioned sage tea" which our grand
parents used. The best preparation
OF this kind Is Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. a preparation
OF domestic sage. and sulphur. scien-
tifically compounded with later dis
covered hair tonfcs and stimulants,
the whole mixture being carefully
balanced and tested by experts.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harm
less. 1t refreshes dry, parched hair,
removes dandruff and gradually re-
stores faded or gray hair to its ma
tural color.
This preparation Is offered to the
public at fifty cents bottle and Is
recommended arA ecs5 Nv
Special agent. Mcbride & Will Drug
Company. 2 East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10
Baxter Briefs

Special to Times Republican.
Baxter, April I'D w. Smith. one
of the pioneer citizens of Baxter, has
been pronounced by the insane com
missioners mentally unsound. a male
nurse has been hired and unless his
condition should get worse he will be
kept at his home in Baxter.
Miss Sophia Schorman was taken to
Des Moines Thursday morning to I'M
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
A. H. buchanan, who died Monday
was buried Wednesday at Kestlanti
cemetery. He had resided in Baxter
For many years and was quite wealthy.
s3Quite number from Baxter were at
Marshaltown last week to witness the
production of Ben Hur''
The Baxter Chautauqua Company
have engaged the Redpath Lyceum Blu
reau to furnish the attractions for the
lecture course the coming season.
Baxter will vote on the proposition
to install system of water works May
s. The amount to be expended is &c.,
900 1t will probably carry
Mrs. j. j. Wilson is visiting relatives
and friends at Newton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10


had 1heumatism for tvsnty
years. eonssimes being entirely. laid
up BY IL. II grew worse until my
rfeht knee WAS nearly twice its nat
ural ci.c, and vss drawn mp consid-
friend sdvteed mo 80 take .. 9: o.,
which commencSd. Before I had
lteved. end conttnvins the medioins
soon found that WAS entirely
cured. MRS. IDA II. PAL1ER.
leo Fulton 81. Srooklyn, n. Z.
While It work In the swampy re-
Sions Of Southease 0sorFia, con-
pletsly helpless for about { months,
and spsnt over $50 90 With doctors.
quit Su 1 then ana Ss't Ses Hay sn g. n F.
took several bottlss. and vae CURED
sound and Woll. Ny health 10 now
splendid, and Wsieh 176 pounds. I
cAu recommend q. o. q. to all suffer.
Ing from Rheumatism.
Townsville, N. O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10
w. 4. plckEv, OF oRlNNELL, Ex.
PRED SUDDENLY AND
ALONE.
AGED MAN FREQUENTLY
MADE TRIP TO COUNTRY
Therefore His Absence About the
Premises Was Not Noted BY Friends
and Nsishbors-Was Old and Re-
spsctsd Citizen end a Widowsr--
Other News of the State.
Special to Times-Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, April 10.-This community
was greatly shocked about = o'clock
last evening by the discovery of the
dead body of w. A. Dickey in his home
at 1910 Hamilton avenue. DR.. O. +.
paneled a jury consisting of eN -Mayor
r. G. Coutts. Sampson Porter and 4. V.
Ruff. whose verdict was that deceased
came to his death from heart failure on
the first day of April.
The fact that the body had lain there
for nine days can be accounted for only
by the knowledge that deceased was in
the habit of going to the country to
work and being gone for several sue
cessive days. But the unusual length
Of his apparent absence started an in
quiry amongst the near neighbours and
investigation followed. He was sitting
at the table, evidently in the midst OF
a meal when stricken. and fell over
from his chair. his knees. when found.
still clasping the leg OF the table The
body was taken to the Kibbey and Ben
sent to his brother, George w Dicke.-.
at Cedar Falls.
The body was discovered by his
nephew. Michael Garrigan, living about
half a block away from the Dickey
home. Mr.. Dickey was 70 years old
and had been healthy and hard work
ing all his life. Two years ago he lost
his wife after long illness and he has
since occupied the little home alone.
No one knew that he had any heart
trouble. He has sister living In the
east. Mr.. Dickey was one of the old
settlers in Grinncll and was universal
ly respected for his honesty and gem
eral reliability.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10
!. ROYAL ARcANUM MEETS.
Grand Council In Iowa Opens at Gin
=, r. ION ,TnAsdau Ma..;n.

Grand Council In Iowa Opens at CIin-
ton Tuesday Morning.
Special to Times Republican.
Clinton, April 10.-The grand council
of the Royal Arcanum in Iowa will meet
in Clinton Tuesday and Wednesday
April II and 10.
At the opening session tomorrow
Mayor Smith will deliver an address of
welcome. and the annual report and
address OF the grand regent will fol-
low. Committees will then be appoint
ed and other business transacted. In
the evening Protection council. No
1865, of Clinton, will present a class
OF candidates for initiation, A banquet
will follow. and toasts will be responded
to by grand officers and others. The
annual business meeting and election Of
officers will be held on Wednesday
The supreme regent will be represented
by w. c. Shurtleff, supreme represent
tative and past grand regent of I'LL
nois. He will install the newly elected
officers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10
TORTURED At THE STAKE,
Foreign laborers at Mason City Adopt
6arbarous Method Of Punishment.

Special to Times r Republican.
Mason City. April 1O.-George Gale.
deputy sheriff at the Lehigh cement
plant, made an uncommon find at an
early hour Sunday morning. There
seems to have been a rough house"
somewhere in the vicinity Of the plant.
AS most of the labor employed is for
eign and It is very difficult to get any
thing out Of them. 1t Is hard to get the
story, But this morning Pete Ichan
was found tied to stake and this had
been done after he had been severely
beaten. According to his story he had
entered a house Of a man who ''had it
In for him. and this is the manner In
which they sought to square accounts,
Ichan thinks that he had been tied to
the stake for several hours before dis
covery. He was in a bad condition
when found. The officers will do the
best they can in ferreting out the
trouble.