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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
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ing Your Name and Address?
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
MONUMENT At cREs7oN.
Imposing shef4 Erected BY Relief Corps
In Mckinley Park.
Special to Times-Reoublican.

Special to Times Reoublican.
Creston, Jan 3.-The soldiers monu-
ment erected by the Union and Potter
relief corps of this city to the ma
tons defenders" has been placed in
position in Mckinley park and adds
much TO the attractiveness of that re-
sort The monument stands fifteen feet
high and is OF fine Rarre granite
weighing about seventeen tons The
dedication will take place some time in
the near future.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
IOWA CENTRAL
NORTH ROrNn
Leave.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Polishing with Corn Husks.
Perhaps the most curious Of polish
ing wheels 10 that made Of corn husks
for finishing shell or bone combs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
YOUTH WAS LONELY; DIED.
NJ ah -aka County Boy Had No Partner
for Dame and Shot Himself,

Oskaloosa Jan. Fingered because
he Rad no companion to dance with
70, ert Krizer. aged IS years. son Of
Jacob Erizor. living two miles east OF
Oskainosa, committed suicide. After
,el.tng his mo her, Il an going to Kill
myself" Krizer stepped outside his
home where many yong people were
beirg entertained and shot a bulIe.
thru his brain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

To Cure . Gold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tab.
lets. Druggists refund money IL 1t
fails to cure. e. w. Groves signature
10 on each box. Twenty.fiv cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
Household Note.

Household Note.
All men may be born free ana oqual,
but no man 10 az Independent % .
hired sirl.-Burlingon (Ia.) HAWK.
Eye.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
Secclon recreatlva
FIL0soFIA PRACTICA
EARTA COMPLETAMENTE ABIER
ia AL PERINCLITO TEOTIMO.

Los que te oigan te miraran. Acel
cate, entonces, a aquel desdichado; des
oalzate de un pie y dale un zapato, e2
clamando :-Toma, heEmanico; va ests
mos iguales; yo he hecho tanto como
Santiago
81 Ell tomara 10 que le ofreces, todos los
pl+esentes alabaran tn acci0n, mientras
aleiandota de ALI, iras cojitranquean
do. Ell socorrido 10 vera, y como con
un zapato no habra NADIA, apradarase a
su vez de II correra a tu lado para
devolverte 10 que lie dieras. Con 10
uue habras sido alabado y admirado y
seguiras calzadico como antes.
Asiste clrantos entierros tie sea po
sible. Tras ejecutar una obra de mise
ricordia, iras en- coches gratis
Baila en- cuantas ocasiones Sc te pre-
senten. "a benefcio de los pobres' Ell
esas festas que Sc celebran con el fin
4de allegar recursos para e1los. Algo
tie costara pero, al fin, te habras diver
aido tie habras hecho visible.
No solamente habran de inspirarte
lastima tus semejantes tambien los IRA
cionales son acreedores ella Por ESQ
cuando yeas golondrinas 8 gaviotas y
q tn aIcance, manifesto a cuantos DIR
tie puedan que no no 0Sas tocarlas.
Unas otras aves oh Teotimo son dig
mas de respecto,>y las respetan todos,
centre otras razones, poaWue no son co
mestibles-
Interesate Ell proIongar ciertos 60
ces lnocentes seras loadO. Yes, por
~eJempIo, que alguien, (y casi todos ha
cen esto) despues de conner algo dul
see, bebe aqua. Qu1taseIo de la cabeza.
sSi no Ia bebe, ell sabor del dulce dura
Ta mas tempo, mientras que con Ell Ii
guido desaparece- " que, entonces
pu0s, haberlo tomado2
Tantos y tantos consoles, baId1es a
prlmera vista, por ell orden de los ante
-riores, podria darte, amadisimo Teoti
1no, que, a POGO esfuerzo. podr1a proper
clonarte con e[toS [ectura para un anO
Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
= GALE DE MEHDEz vIGo -
MAYAGUEZ

COMIDAS A ToDAs HORAs
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Oil Experts Visit
 Bowie Oil Field

George Rhinehart and Robert Fay, two oil experts. arrived iD Tomi = stone last evening from the Bowie oil fields, where they have been for the past two weeks gathering data Tor a report to be made to LOs Angeles cap ilslists who desire to enter that field The gentlemen left this morning for the newly discovered oil fields west of Tombstone and will spend the day or 6 visit of inspection of the ground In speaking Of the Bowie ields MT. Rhinehsrt stated that from all indi- cations oil should be encountered at & reasonable depth, as everything points to oil ih quantities in those fields, and that the same formations were encountered in the now fsmoue Texas and Oklahoma districts, he having assisted in boring the frst successful we'll iu the latter state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Cochise Man
 Marries SuHragtte

Information was received in Phoe- nix, according 10 the Sun. Of the msr- risge in Los Angeles Of Laura Jane Gregg and Jcseph Cannon,
 Mise Gregg will be remembered a. the lea'er Of the safrsgettes who fought 70 val ntly for vote. for wo- men du;ing .he late constitutional convention, and made a speech m the interest Of socialism in Tom bstoue last winter.
 Mir. Cannon hss been a resident 0 Cochise county for many yesrs snC wss once the candidate of the l.bo party for delegate to congress iron Arizona and IS memher oi the execu tive board Of the Western Federation of Miners. He is s.so vs known il Tom bstons'
 Mr. and Mrs. Cannon will msk their home in Los Angeles for th present, as NIT Cannon is engaged i the defense Cf the McNsmsrs-, snd
 slso one Of the campaign manage for Job Hartman, g cisli-t csrdids' for mayor of She Angel City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
New Comet May Be
 Seen Any Evening

A GeDevs, \ Y. dispatch says
 The new comet ieseutly discovered by Prof W k Br"oks. professor Of ss. ,ronomy anu d!rectnr of the ob-ervs~ tory in II bart College. and named the Brooks comet, hss become so oIight that 1t may he seen through . common opera glass or with the naked eye. The comet is now in the constellation Cygnus. three degrees north oi Alpha, the top star Of the northern cross, directly overhe sd esrly in the evening. Its motion is northwest. Dr Brooks says ihe comet is coming nearer and nearer and will continue ,o do 90 for severe weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Direct Primary
 In the New State

Unde, the constitution the csndi
 dates for all offices must be n minat.
 ed by direct primary vote, and her,
 are the requirements O! the primsry
 law which vill be of interest 10 al
 who are planning to seek nomins- tions:
 If you wish to become 6 candidate for any county office. you must ge, the signatures Of st lesst three per cent of the party vote in at least one fourth of the election precincts Of the county, and in the aggregate it must not contain lees than three nor more than ten per cent oi the total party vote.
 Election ordinance No ? ss prCmnl- gated by the constitutional conven- tioD, provides that the primary cleo ton shall be held on the fifth Tue sdsy alter the issuance of the election pro- by the governor and tha. the nominstion papers shall be filed at iesss fifteen days prior to the pri- -n1ry election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
More CorOner's
 lnquests Filed

The following Coropers itquests were filed with the clerk of the dis trict court this morning, the majority coming from the southern part of the co Inty:-
 George Carr of Pirtleville, died August lat of fracture Of skull, cause given az accidental, the came being unsvoid ,ble.
 Baby Psrslts of Douglas, died Aug ust 9th, cause given ss stomach troub- le and want Of medical attention.
 JOsluff Sehewmsn Of Bistee, died August ll,h, cause given ss knife wounds in abdominal cavity.
 Mijsilo s B-ndsrsch of Bisbee, died August i7th, cause given ss negli- gence of Calumet & Arizona Mining Co by not timbering s drift at the proper time in which ths deceased was working.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
No Strike of
 E.P.&S.W. Firemen

The las, vestsge of 6 strike possibil- ity amor the fremen On the Fl Psso < South western disappeared during the latter par, of lsst week when Bob Keeler. one of the three suspended iremeu over whicn the dicthulty srose resumed his connection with the road Mir Keeler is now firing ou switch engine No 23 in the Doug ss yards.
 According to the InternstiOnal at & conference held between the officials of the road and s delegation of 'riends i, was decided mutually that the of' iense of the other men wss 6 nsture which debsr them from reinstatement Keeler sss ordered reips.sted iu the service of the lire and the difficulty brought 10 s satisfactory conclusion
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

The members of the Flourine MIn- ing and Millicg Go. Of Pesrcs are working along lines that is bringing this property into prominence.
 sJ Robb, located near McNesl hss twenty acres under cultivation this year. irrissting same by mesns of s 5-inch centrifugal pump. that really is able to. care for greater acreage ~hich hs plans to cultivate ih5 ooal- ing year.
 The work Of surveying the roads through this section. VA. begun Tues day st WillcoI.
 Averiii of Del Rio, TeIss is e late arrival ID the valley and plane to locate here.
 Morris Cstlin has 6 garden beet that spsesTs 10 be s!te. record This one beet sprsng up rom seed out Of the same package ss the others, but this one nOwresches it's head sixteen inches above the surface snd how far it goes into the ground is net known The exposed portion of this beet is four and one hal! inches in diameter
 The train down from Courtlsnd q picked up A cars of ore at K. lton and having seven from Courslsnd made another fity-one car train Of ore.
 Rev A J Benedict send. word to ! the Arizousn that he ie trying to soak out some Of hie rheumstism at She Hot Springs and will not be able to reach Courtlsnd for divine services for some time, but promises to come al ss early s date ss possible.
 To be thoroughly convinced of the fact that this valley can and doe. produce excellent fruit. one has bu. to go to the home Of Win H Sesver & few miles east Of Courtlsnd, where the peach trees :sre loaded. the limbs te- ing pulled to the ground by the sc cumulsted weight, Great large blue plums, and the smaller ones of a lighter hue, fiji the trees and depon- strste with what success they may be grown. One pear tree, no higher than 6 man is fuIl Of luscious fruit.
 Last Saturday night. returning to their home from . dance at Pesrce, Archie NcFsll and his sister, at about one clock drove into . three wire, bsrbed wire fence that crossed roadsat su angle. The right horse in some manner crossed the wires and when reaching the fret post, the doutle tree aud single trees of the buggy were broken. the other horse stumbled scross the wires and the team ran awsy, jerking young McFsll over the and dragging him along the ground and on the wires for 20 yards before he released his hold Of She linss. One of bic hsnde end one leg wss cut up.
 Mise McFsll escaped uniniured -I Arizonan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Col. Pickett Ready
 For Senatorship

"Col. H. L. Pickett of Tombstone i'
 in the city upon professional dutIei
 while en route from Los Angeles ,c he home. He has enjoyed long outing in Cslifornis and comes back in fine bumor and condition to race for a United States sepstsrsbip like one of the four~mile thoroughbreds of his Middle Tennessee.
 "Col. Pickett hse frequently voiced his hearty approval of the work of the Arizona constitutional convention and his championship of the progress siye features of that document that makes 1t the latest and test Of its kind.
 Whoever may go to the senate from Arizona will not get there without hard reckoning with Col. Pickett -tbst's surei-Phoeoix Sun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Receives New EMF.
 Touring Automobile

Supervisor J J Bowen arrived in Tom bstUne this morning from Phoe- nix eDroute to Bisbee, where be went to receive & new "E. M. E touring car, 1912 model, which is beauty. He wac accompanied by M R Bright, superintendent of the Warren ranch holdings near Bisbee, and Editor Lsdd of the Bisbee Daily Review. the latter gentleman joining the party st Tucson. Mir Bower stated that the road from Benson via St David 70 Tombstone is ip excellent condition. despite the heavy rains had iu that section recently. The party left Tor Bisbee This afternoon after a lew hours rest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
From Mondays Daily.

Another carload of ore wss fhpp,d from the Rsttlesnake m,ne yesterday afternoon.
 Joe Lsrrieu, the well known mining man ot Paradise snd owner of the Larrieu Addition to that camp, was sr arrival on the noon train. He l ing business. Frank N Wolcoti and wife return. ed yesterday from s month's visit % California points, and durins their stay visited the city of SAE Diego and nj"yed s pleasant outing on the beaches and s successful season of fishing.
 Justice M Barnes of F-irbsnk was in the city for short time yes- .trdsy.
 Druggist Ed Flsch expects hi. lam. fly to return from the ccsst on Wed nesdsy.
 Wm Prindeville came up from Can snes last eveping for visit Of severs days with his family
 rombstone's contingent of student. who will attend the University ot , Arizona at tbe coming fall term vii leave early nert month for Tucson
 Among those to attend this year are
 Vim Hicks. Philip Rockfellow. Keitl
 Davey, Allen Benedict and Gran Y Warner
 H John Rock, " c Gil ore, Ch.rle o Howe and II s Ross returned Ia, }. eveoiDg from Douglas, where the 2. took part in the Democ stic rsll
 in that city on Saturday eveninl
 They report most successful gather
 ing.
 District Attorney John Willisu ; was a returning passenger last ever
 ing from Wilcox, where he Rens se
 ersl days sInce to investi ste 6 pet l- ton filed with the board of supe re I yisors.
 ng Martin Costello, Tombstone's mi
 lionsire and bank director, return ss to Tombstons last evening after ,is absence of several months, duri a which time he visited with his fam fly in Los Angeles, and attended busin' se matters demanding bi. attention h. | Tucson.
 Judge J NJ Csbell spent seve ids hours iu Tombstone last evening frt es COurtland on yisit with friends.
 Deputy Sheritf Bob Hiihurn ca 6 in on rhe noon train yesterday b. us in custody time prisoner for {
 county basti!e He returned
 Douglas in the afternoon. h;s Mss R Humphrey. one of the pc ot ular school teachers of Phoenix, nm, turned 90 the capital city yesterd .s, after 6 visit of & fortnight ss Ia, guest 0f her friend Mrs H. - Berner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
EI Paso To WlecOme Statehood
An El Psso dispatch says

An El Pssn dispatch says
 A rnus!rg meeting of El Psso busi- ness men vas held tonigh. at the Cham Der of Commerce tO take actiCn in the matter of the joint statehood jubilee to welcome Arizona and New Mexico into the union, to te held in September. The plan was 'nthusiasti cslly endorsed and 5 .000 were pledge d for the celebration expenses. The idea dominant is that thi. celebration Mexico kin'olks, and it is going [, be made corker IT m start to fni-h
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
August Will be
 a Record Breaker

The month Cf Angus. promises to run June, tn" month Of brides, s very lively chase and from sll appearances will be s close second in the issuance of marriage licenses. So far this month . total of thirty two bliss tickets have been granted, and the following were authorized during the psst few dsys:-
 Gus. Elmer Johnson to wed Gather inc Hsben Gsfney, both of Lowell.
 CHI Martin to wed Mrs Virginia Sneed, both of Hereford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Here Is The
 Form To Try

The following form is considered g good one in announcing ones csndi- dacy for office.
 "At the urgent request of numerous friends, and with considerable reluet- snce, l have decided ro become 6 can dids'e for the office of (here insert the name of the office) subject to the sp- proval of the Republican-Democrstic primaries.
 (Sigped). .... ........"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Smallpox in Southern Arizona

Territorial Physicisn Godfrey Of Phoenix hss received information from Nsco that there were seven cases of smallpox in that city during the month of July. The cases were confined to one family and all have recovered. The health officer there announces shat the dreaded disease has been entirely stamped out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Lightning Visits Tombstone Residence

On Saturday during the storm that visIted Tombstone. lightning struck iu the residence yard oi G. W. Swain on 5.h St. Two poets were splintered and three chickens killed outright. The family 1ss stunned hy the close proximity of the electrical shock, Little Mics Alice was overcome for several minutes by the shock but suffered no i'll effects. IL was s nsrrow escape and sn experience the family does not desire to court again
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Geronimo's Last
 Child Dead

A Lswton, Oklshoms, dispatch ssys:-
 Eva Geronimo, aged %, wife of Fred Good-Lee- -Ay, aud last of the children of Geronino. famous war chief of the Apsches, who died at Fort Still three years ago, died of tuberculosis at Geronimo's village on the military reserystiop at Fort Stil today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Germ Distributors
 Abolished

The public drinking cup and the roller lowell will be seen no more in the public schools of Arizons. At the August meeting of the territorial board oi health these germ distribu- tors. which aid % materially in spread. ing disease among the children in the public schools were prohibited, and ordered removed from the school buildioes sod grounds 10 tbe tarritoyy
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Estate Turned Over
 To Gila County

Wm. Nills, administrator of the es- tate Of Gustsv Carlson deceased, has turned over to the treasurer of Gils county, the sum of s629 35 also 10000 shares Of the Duburs Gold Mine Go. The deceased having DO known heirs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Greetings For
 Local Favorite

Col Pickett returned home tod .y from Los Angelo. and an enjoyable months outing At the coast. Col. Pickett was rendered sn ovation by . large number of friends who met him at the depot on his return home. The Col hes numerous stsuncb friends who are urging him forward for sem storship and as Cochise's candidate is e general fsvorite and a wipner with tbe people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
From Tuesdays s Daily

WIlism Sau r dercOck who sr'ed from Ton. bstope come several mouths ago to reside in his old home in Fng- land, ~ss 6 returning passenger last evening sccompsn cd by his family and Nil again take up his residence in this city. Their many friends vel. come the n back D their mldst. Clyde Hams WAS an outgoing pas -eLger yesterday afternoon for saford, | where he will visl, with his parents Tor sbou, ten days before taking his departure [ Wisconsin. where he will enter the University in that stste.
 Joe Stan field was in Ihe city yes terdsy s'ternoun for short time on business. He is developing s vslu- sole group of gold and copper claims m the Drsgoon mountains
 Surveyor Kyle Of ,ha Fl P.so and Southwestern Railroad compsnys engineering corps, arrived in Tomb las. evening from his headquarters .t Douglas
 Harry E Pickett, juuior member ot a the law finn of Pickett X Pickett. re- 8 turned today from sn extended yisit a a, Lebonon, Tenn, and other southern
 points, where he hss been for the psst
 t1o mo0tbs He reports sn enioy-
 able trip.
 Doe" FClleris numbered among
 the visitors in Tombstone today. Mir | Fuller is s resident ot Tucson and U located several oil claims west of
 Toml stone.
 Mr. sam Johnson and daughter i M-s Eins, were outgoing passenger'
 on the morning train today for Tue. "e son, where they will visit friends fol
 several days.
 .v Col VI Young, president of th, in Great Western Mining Co was in thu nj city today from CourtlsLd on brie ed bushes visit.
 he Rev Father Menrer wss sn srriva on m Tombstone last evening from Bis ew bee and held services in the locs ,o Catholic church this morning -h Mics Mary Kries returned to Court
 land Sunday, after sn enjoyable via
 of about 6 week in Tombstone ss th
 guest Of friends, She was sccompsn
 jed by Niss Ruby Lamb who will vis ,ld with her for few weeks.
 Rev. Bodkin WAS 8 returning pas
 senger on last evenings train irol as' the southern part of the county whel '' he has been holding Sunday service oil
 ,b- Thomas Cowen, the well know mining man operating mines in tt
 Turquoise mining district, came i ,Id from Pesrce last evening on 8 bus to, ness Yis. 0! several days. of District Attorney John Willian on left this morning for Nogsles on leg nd business in the interest oi his client ,. c B Lipscomb. is an arrival in Il
 city from Benson on brief v.sit. ing Mrs Belle Mccormick and thrs ose children returned to their home ms Bowie after visit in Prescott wit ou, Mrs James Johnson, Mrs McCoi he mick sister. On their return the rst were accompanied by Miss Aln
 Johnson, who will remain in Bowie
 short time.
 Rev. A. J. Benedict came iu Ia
 levening from Rockers Hot Sprins
 where be has been for the past wee L. endesvoriug to soak out rheumstisr " which has been effectipg bic lowe
 limbe for some time past.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Hussen Captures
 Additional Laurels

At Tucson Friday, Champion Ed HusseD 0! Tomhstone Ton additional wrestling houors by throwing Charley Roberts in last bout on the mat. Another match is scheduled for to- morrow night st Tucson with NsrDey, aud Hussen is expected 10 sdd anothr winning to his large and grosing list oi wreetling schieye- ments.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03

You do not have 10 be bothered with flies. if you use some of the lat est fly ointment just received s' Reeves'