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The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
COLORED
PICKPOCKFTS
WORK HERE
Do BUSINESS IN CROWD WHILE
BOOKER I. WASHINGTON TALKS
DOZEN PERSONS HAVE POCKETS
PICKED AND OFFICERS ARREST
AND HOLD ONE NEGRO ON
SUSPICION.
SUSPICION.

That a couple of smooth oolored
pickpockets have been following
Booker t. Washington and his pauty
through the south, or at least to
towns in this state, is the opinion
held by local authorities, and a num-
ber of eosored residents of Midway
and Wayoross are today mourning The
loss of various sums of money deity
removed from their pocke.s during
the jam at the Mt. Zion church,
where Booker Washington spoke
Wednesday evening.
One coIored man, giviag the name
of S. G. Green, was arrested by
Marshal Melton and Policeman Hum
phaies early this morning, ard is
being held as a suspicious character
while search is being made for his
partner. The suspicious negro WAS
arrested while waiting at the depo,
for the early morning train. north
ward bound, according to his own
statement, but mo ticket was found
on his person
A search of the prisoner revealed
about $50 in bills and change, a va.-
ualhAe ring, some old coins and q
number OF trinkets, and these are
being held by the marshal 1t was
Learned that he and another negro
going north ON the same train had
become very ''chummy." and q seaTcl
Warrant was secured by the officers
to Investigate the contents Of {
suitcase checked by the other co'o9ed
man.
In all aboGt dozen residents ol
Midway and Waycross had then
pockets picked during the services
at the church Wednesday evening.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07

D 70 THE PUBLIC
n0H COUNTY BOARD
z,kLrv THREATENED FOR re-
rsskk ! Loss or FRANCHISE
AND n ADJUSTMENT or THE
nkTns tF ToLL.

80 szef % The people who
A4r6 oeeal - 10 use the Peninsula
<<<<&. - 10 whom the c-osEg o.
Is kFza@e hns been a great hncon-
eazz. y hoand Of ccul8y COM
I.NENN4 kas finnaiy taken actioa'
Is taNesl Ae bridge company 70
.a&e - raw and put the bridge IN
xz|1Is10n y use or forfeit its fran
AsN I'D have the to2 ra.es re-
kA&NGs4
XAN Anma 0f commissioners has or
&ere& 4As sradg@ company to repair
f,A tFAaee I'D have Il In condition 70
&4xsl ~ hin 30 days or the fran
el1e - BE declared forfeited The
<cEIeN go ~ the county commis-
1Nz1. e ehe regular monthly meet
rs hez4 = b week. reads as follows:
Tke "a mneys for the board are
EeehY ~ Tucted to notify the Day
Izn1 1rses e0mpanies 20 proceed
tx1ANizh 20 rspakr the Peninsula
EeSAzN "a hare the same opened
NAin " lasn. ard that failure TO
S1nay VI . shas request VIA forfeil
tHNsf ewan = fEanchise and require q
<'A6fmlms nk Of toll rotes over the
ssAee two bridges. for whbch rates
eeF4 Elxe< on a basis of cost oi
e1>gn<zoa { the three bridges"
q mosi n the clerk was ordered
te &1nsHez for bids for sheet pilins
~ ne n - Bay fill. according &c
4Ne1.ErakA rs. whAch would indicate
~ eoumey commissioners have finall.
AaNam nod e Of the bad oondition O
Go roaxl nd bridges in the vicinlHy
Il nnne Bu.
Al <ne meeting the following roat
nx1 Ax1Aw reports were submitted
DfNNsoe No. l - Grading Orang
rzxHlas Spring road. one mix
&E<I<e1. teoneEs at work on Eas
ce6EG NJ /. ard general repairs.
D.nlxiet No. 2-Generas repairs 4
zA9z ruad N diseraoi.
nHkEfzk No. S-Pine strawing De
knemCn1a a road. completion O
enae On the volusia-DaytOna road
Ex@eing ~ Barbervi.le-SevSlle roa'
ard RnneE Il repairs.
DisExacG No. 4--Repairs TO Sea
kEnnnsou sond and Daytoma-DsLan
suAszn.
niaErics No. 5-Repairs to ShIsof
o. HTu road, Brevard-V -Volusla cour
y roaa. lax Hfn-New Smyrna road
Dun.aueul road and New Smyrna o.
zssn road
IAn 90 MY board also took actiO
n lnnlFu 4lng the chalrman of IN
tusfa e. nmteuae condemnation prs
eHmainws agaiEma Mrs. II. A. McClee
kex xhe Igha OF way through he
serpm9y sur the John Anderson hagi
w.
by aus On OF che board Beck
lsxxx D eelared a pubskc terry an
= A. q feea Is appointed feTr'
nan. ~ saaary 20 be made up
sAe fo.ae stng tolls. which he is pc
mzl1ed q charge: One auto one wa
~: one aouble team one way, 5Ot
60 slzs tsam one way. 25c; oi
foea pas Hnger. Csc; one passeng'
wlaA hor =. soc: naght service. douo
ca FMaea
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
TROOPS GUARDING THE TRAIN
CARRYING SECRETARY KNOX
NO NEWSPAPERS ISSUED IN
MANAeuA THIS MORNING Be
CAUSE EDITORS WERE ALL
THROWN INTO PRISON.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March L
With his train heavily guarded by
troops Secretary of Sta,e Knox and
party left here today for Corinto.
Cordiality marked the fareweIS of
President Daiz and Pres hent EJECT
Mena. No newsp aperS were issued
here this morning, as the editors of
the pagers were all arrested and
placed in JAN. AS a result of the
anti-American feeling demons, ,r5a. ed
here 110 persons have been placed
under arrest.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07

IS STABBED
At LAWRENCE
seoREs Of HEADS CRACKED
Troops AGAIN TAKE CHARGE
ANOTHER PARTY OF STRIKERS
AND CHILDREN START FoR
NEW YORK TO MAKE DEM
oNsTRATloN IN METROPOLIS.

=
LAWRENCE. March 7-Rioting
again started in the textile strike
district today and Policeman oobnrn
was stabbed IN disposing of pickets
on his beat.
One strike breaker was stabbed N
the rioting and scores Of heads were
cracked by the policemen. Follow.
ing the outbreaks II arrests were
made by the officers. The militia
has again been compelled to take
charge OF the situation here after an
idleness of week.
Another party of strikers and
strikers children started from here
for New York today.
The Arlington mill today Offered
l 900 wool combers an increase of II
per cent. IN wages.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
SOUTH POLE DISCOVERY
CONFIRMED BY AMuDSEN

LONDON, March THE Daily EX
press this afternoon publishes a dis
patch from Wellington. New Zealand,
quoting Capt. AmUndsen as saying
that Capt. Scott, commander OF the
Antartic expedition, has discovered
the south pole.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
ATTORNEY FOR BEEF TRUST
ASKS NOT GUILTY VERDICT
BELIEVES COURT SHOULD AP-
PLY RULE OF REASON AND IN
sTRUcT JURY CASE HAS NOT
BEEN PROVED.

CHICAGO March Attorney Mil
Ter, representing the ten millionaire
beef packers, today filed formal
motion with Federal Judge Carpenter
asking the court to Apply the rule
of reason" The motion demands
that the Judge instruct the jury to
return a verdict of not guilty ON the
ground that the government has not
proved its case.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
FATAL STREET BATTLE
ONE MAN is KILLED.

FORT WORTH, Texas, March -
In a revo}ye~ battle on the street
here today Maurice Ruu was killed
and Ole Thompson and J. S. Phil
lips Mere fa.lly wounded The fight
took place ia crowded section.
Oscar Meyer, . railroad auditor. has
been arrested.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
MRS. GENTRY is GUILTY
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

OKLAHOMA CITY, March Mrs.
Alberta Gentry, charged with mur-
deriug her husband, was found
gai.y of murder in the first de-
gree today, She was sentenced TO
life Imprisonment. Jesse Nlackey,
her alleged lover, turned states ev-
ideuce, securing immunity.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
DAILY STOCK MARKET REPORT.

NEW YORK, March Stocks OPP
ened generally a shade lower with
Steel common three -fourths. lower and
Erie a quarter higher. Cotton was
steady at six to eight higher with
May at 5000 and July S1o5s.
BY noon the stocks wsre trelgth-
eling, but trading continued marrow.
Erie was up point and R,sbber WIS
a half higher.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
NEW CHARGE rs MADE
AGAINST MRS. vERMILLYA.

CHICAGO. March 7-On motion
of the states attorney the charge
AGAINST Mrs. Vermilta OF murder
ing Policeman Arthur Bisonnetfe
was dropped today. The woman was
then immediately rearrested ON a
charse of numbering Richard Smith.
an Illinois Central railroad conductor.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
REBELS
TO ATTACK
CAPITAL
MARCH ON CITY OF MEXICO
TO BEGIN SUNDAY MORNING
PREPARATIONS NOW BEING
MADE FOR GEN oRozco TO
START FROM CHIHUAHUA
WITH ARMY OF 5000.

Ell PASO. Texas, March =
Preparations are beng rushed today
for the departure of Gen. Oro1co
with an army of 5000 insurrectors
in his march on the city of Mexico
Gen, OrozcO expects to have every
thing in readiness for the start Sun
day morning.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
Diaz Leads Revolt

MEXICO CITY, Marsh Felix
Diaz, son of the former president
Of Mexico, is heading a revolt against
Madero in the south part of Mexico,
TWO rebel armies now threaten the
capaal. 0rozco is expected to open
the attack next Tuesday. An army
Of 10000 recruits has been enroIe
to defead the city. All the American
women and children have left the
capital
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07

special inducements to cash p T
chaser for few days only OF los on
peninsula, half mile south of South
bridge, los 60x160 Mrs. s NJ.
Dobbins, on premises If
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
eARhsIN ~ Will RE MAIN
sERH TAREE MORE

The snhnny Jones Carnival com
eeng Tii be IN Daytona the thrss
eenaluiI 3 days Of this week and the
ekEzaeli< y xln give continuous after
ueeA ed evening performances as
Unnnl NJ free attractions will os
Gzsan . - afteruoon and evening
90 han son ascension and high dive
weakhne permaaking.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
Wheat Steady and Up

NFIINdN ONNoNI aTFN =
CHICAGO, March THE wheat
market opened s,eady and higheg
with May quoted at $lO4 Ia Pro
visions were sharply lower with
May pork at $3.50, lard $3.50, ribs
$3.50. Hogs and cattle were steady.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07

*FOR SALE - so h. p. Foes gaso-
line engine and Willy generator; will
seh seperate; 10th mounted on
trucks. Apply JONES ANIMAL Show.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07
FAST TRAIN
Is WRECKED
ONE KILLED
TWENTIETH CENTURY LIMITED
HITS SWITCH SHANTY IN OHIO
10 PASSENGERS AND MEMBERS
or THE TRAIN CREW INJURED
IN ACCIDENT NEAR cLEVE-
LAND THIS MORNING.

CLEVELAND. Mar. THE second
section of the Twentieth Century
Limited train. running from New
York to Chicago, was wrecked at
Nottingham this morning.
A coach in the train struck a
switch shamty, killing Peer Mari, a
swatchtender, who was in the shanty
at the time. Members of the train
Grew and IS of the passengers were
injured. A number of the passen-
gers hurt are wealthy business
men.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-07

We Are Agents for
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

~ n,ebywa}e upafy 2 caly sierpieh
pfawie ciag}e deszcze po}aczone. :
grzmotem burz4, tax re nawet "
nocy ludziska przebudzeni re snu
cd strachu az deg.
Latosie zniwo. wyjawszy ayto,
we wielu miejscach po najwlek szej
czesci ma polu sto, - osobliwle
ma dobrych grantach, pod GdaA-
skiem, DO ln'zl do piracy skromno,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

9 massynamy " ro,mokIej roll mi,
vic ME mona.
. kartofle SIG strachaja gdy v
krdtcu lima pogola ME nastaappl,
z~w}aszcza " nlzej polozonych miei-
scach, ae v zieni zguiga.
Tax u mas wszystko prey starem,
tylko g'ermaniAacya SIC W naszej
okolicy tax pomaiu r]ozpo6ciera.
Przedtem MONA bylo slyszec iak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

milo iziez, csy " domu czy ma uli~
oy, polskie plosenki aobie nuc'1s,
ale dis to JUL tylko ,,Dentchland
lneber alles' j t, p. sic sfYszy.
PIECE Budowa kosclofa kato-
lick,ego ola miejsoowosci, kt6re
cd obszernej parafil xblewskiej m'-
a. bye od}aczcne, JUL blskoi ukon~
czenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
Z GALICYl

KRAKOW. Ma policji W Kra
kow1e zgfosi}o sic dw6ch obje2y~
sas6w, g}odnyah, wynedzniafych.
W podartej odzlez Jeaen z n'ch,
le letnl J6zef P%ruszynski z Ger
niewiec juz cd dw6ch tygodni zda~
ia pieszo, bez grosza, do domu pc
wydaleniu z ,,Saks5w''. Nam6~i'l
go agencl emigracyjni wyfudz'wszy
pieniadze "a ,,po6rednictwo" PREY
pruskiej granicy %opu6cilj, zostawla
lac ma 1asce losu, PruszYnski Ego
die sic musia} do bardzo ciezk.ej
piracy, kt6re] podo&a6 ME md5} j
wskutek tego wvpowiedziano
mu m%iejsce. Postanowi} vice wra'
Gao bez grosza W kieszeni do domu
odleg}ego o jake 500 kilometr6w.
zas, 81 letniego DYmit"a Oszczy'
oaka 2 Herodenki odcs}ano koleja
do O6w,ecim,a. Me najac picnic.
dry ma dalsza podrdz, wybrs i sic g"
scincem ma wsch6d i przyby} do
4, akowa. Droga ta tax 60 wyc1er~
pa}a, re ole m6g& JUL ustat ma no
zach. Obaj zalili Sc ma wyzysk
bezwsgledno Sc w}adz i %w}a6ciciell
pruskich.
W KRAKOWlE dokonano wi.l.
kiego oszustwa PRICK racza j2cego
100 tvs. koron. Poszkodowanycb
Jest ki;ku kupc6w krak owsklch.
Jednego 20 wsp6Inik6w oszustwa,
n,ejakiego Henryka siedlisk,era.
are-ztowano. Ia drugim wsp6lni-
klein, przedsiebiorca budowlanym
zaakiem, kt6ry zdqzy} zbiedz. ro-
zes}ano listy g hc2e.
ZE LWOWA donosza:: Do szpl.
tala powszethnego przYwieziono
w{o6clanina J6zefa Hurysza, Pola.
ka, kt6:ego ciftko pobili 'uscy chic
we wsl Siemiechowle. PiJanl Chloe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
Z POZNANSkIEGU.

SREM. w ogrodzie spedytora
Fussa zat:udniony by} robot
NIX Tomasz Szymanski zrywaniem
owocu. Naraz zfama}a SIG ga}9z;;
S. spad} ma ziemle. w bezrrzy
tOmnym stanle zanieslonO % do
domu, gdzle p6znlej s,wlerdzono,
ze strac'} move.
PLESZE ". w nocy z soboty
ma niedziele n%apadniety zosta} 70"
botnik Urbank,ewicv. ktory byf
w6znlca W firm'e nvftowej Oppler,
W swej izdcbce. Z%fcczynca uderze~
mem " glove ~og}uszy} Urb }o~
czem zakneblc val gol zraboWaf
zebrane "a matte pieniadxe, oko{o
500 marek. Psy policyjne z ONtroe
wa i Jarocina ME wylrop>@y do
tychczas rabusia.
GNIEZNO. Budowa obu no.
wych ko6cio}ow W BYdgoszczy iuz
prawle %ukohczona. Oiciec sw. ofia>
rowaf ma kazdy z tych dom6w Boz
zych II, 600 throw $4,000 marek).
POZNAN. Ks. Jak6b Gerth,
proboszcz W Marcinkowie (Marz"
dorD dziekan i oficya4 dekanatu
wa@eckiego, zostat m,anowanY ka"
n%onikiem h~onoroVym PREY koscle-
lc katedralnym Y Poznanlu. No~y
kanonik urodzlf sig 1858 r. wys"is-
cony ma kap}ana Ago marca 1853
r. a cd r. 1894 " Marclnkowle.
SEA MOTUKY. lIandlarz Szu-
ka}a i kupicc Nowakowski uiegl'
pow aznemu nieszczesciu. Jadac
w~ieczerem do domu, zawadzlli o
kamlen, woz sie przewrdc'i l obsj
odniesli rany ma gfcwle rekach l
twarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

III, a prsedewszystkiem z ceny ME
'puscili, dziclne kobieciny przypu
,yiiy twarogiem szturm do pre-
1upn,6w, tax, re pollcya musia}a
,aciecie walcxacych tzdzielic.
NJ YSkOWlCE. W4adze policyine
wydal,}y robotn'ce zagraniczna Lu"
wike Marye Palusihsk2 razem z
trzema dzicGmi nieslubnemi z gra-
nc pahstwa pr'sk'ego.
RAClBORZ. Izba karna ekaza-
la posicdziciela Ferdynanda Maj
kos, ha = LicAini, pow. kozie'sk',
ma wv "I. Nay q" "H'o
y. ST. zelrn;e p"dc as pol wanna
prztchcdzacej drosa dziewczyny
Zofii parustl.
ZGIERZ. " pobl.zu rzezni W
prow1zorycznej studni, kt6rej cafe
ocembrowanie stanowl heczka ode
sledzi, z%naleziono z wystaj2ceml
mad powierzchnie nogami zw'ok'
Jana Hansa, majacego lat 80.
Rozpoczete sledztwo ustali cay
Hash przypadkowo do studni wpad{
czy tel popelni& samob6jstwo. VIA
domo tylko, re dz.eh przedtem wy"
szed} z domu p6znYm wieczorcm I
zamlerza} uaoG sic do zony, zamle-
s~zAa}ej ma letnisku we wsi Plask',
"a Z%gierzem.
WROCKAW. Pewi.n dow6dca
oddxia}u tutejszej ,,Jugedwery''
dopuscif sic ma pewnym uczoiu poo
csae twiczen gdy by} z MIN sam ma
sam wystepk6w niemoralnych, Spra
wa sig roznlos}a szybko i n'ew4t"
pliwie za]m'e sig n;4 w}adaa. A
Vice W .,Jugendwerach" kt6re
to maja przeciez wychowywac INTO:
dz,ez. panuje Ouch Eulenburga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
Ez3EEa!EAk|3;;|a
Z O MOSKALA.

II VIZ AZ IA "A o.
z WARSZAWY donosza: Ma
przcdmiesciu wolsklem " posesii
pc fabyce ,,Syrenat', obecnie pare
celowanej, rozbl}: swoje namioty
cyrk wedrownY. q idowiska mialy
pewne powod ,enie W soboty i nie-
dzlele, co wnet zwr6oi}o uwage BAN
dyt6w i wf6czeg6w. w niedziele
k'lku bandyt6w us:4owa}o wtargnaG
do kasy i zrabowa6 p,enladze. Ale
przeW idujacy dyrektor cyrku by}
JUL wjdoczn,e przygoto wany, gdyz
strZeli} z rewolweru i zran,f W g}o-
We znanego dobrze policji wolzkiej
2; letniego Milczaraa. Wkr6tcs
pod dow6dztwem OLGA Milczarka
zebra}a sic panow ME grenada chc4c
da6 krwawy odwet truple cyrkowej
kt6rej uczestnicy zdo4ali jednak
zamkpac JUL drzwi budynku i 20
vital nowemi slrza}am1 atakuia-
cych namloty awanturnlk6w, 20
czem banda SIG rozproszy}a.
WARSZA A. w domu PREY
ulicy Z}otej NUN. so spa ia ma bruk
podw6rza 2 ] pietra niejaka Zotia
Krupinska, NJ ~szcze6cie ME odnl6s}-
,szY powazniejszych obraze'. We-
dug jej zeznan, ~przyszed} do nicj
bratssgospodvni cd kt6rej vynajmu-
]e pok6j, Bronislaw Brusik i zat2-
da} pienledzy. Me otrzymawszy lch
awet pod grozba rewolwerL, rzu-
Gil sig ma Krupidska, zaciagna} j.
do okna l wyrxucif ia ma (dziedz'-
nice.
III. +s.. --s--a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

kE3. Podczas kopania gllny ma
polu p. L,pskiego wydobyto oenny
zabytck. Jestto pol centnara waz4-
ca bryfa g~anitowa. W kt6rej mo- MOI
ma zauwazyG Bkan,j rosliny,
wcdne robaki, slimaki i ich domk'.
R,adk, ten zabytek naby{ pewlen
prywatny badacz.
STAROGARD. S letni synek ro-
botnika Rohde'go w5ad} prey zab:-
vie do rzeki zaczaf ton26. W.
dzac to palace HIM. skoczyf czem.
! predict we wode i wydobyf dz'ec-
ko, kt6re stracslo juz p,zytomnosc.
Prey ~r6cono je wprawd>ie do ~
Ga, lecz ley ciezk, rhre
.KOSCIERZYNA, Ma p"lu oby
wate'a Banacna z%nalez,ono skrzyn'
kovy gr6b z cza~6w pogahskich, a.
lie niestety w~szystkie urny 50 po.
%tfuczone.
GRUDZIADZ. Podcsas polar,
domu W Kcm6rsku Nv pow. 6wiec
kim) spali}o sic troje dzieci stola.
RIA Grochalskiegc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-04

Ttt+ ErTT''sI ial.rit Gar 1nrEaIn every Vest. l'uErs ni,l: .;uTts, worth up lh q. IklElr.
 EIhiM AI1kl% Mi SsI l.. -pc EACH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-04
.ro DIRECT MustERa

TO those with ddg tcums and napah. sFp generally who travel towards thf hahd of Enme river the following rnutt le recommended by W. !. nnwo: From the isrn1tAnIe of the government read rn Non@ rivVT. about huf Il mllt ab,we Int rnourh of Daisner creek
 take rliG fnilrnstd track where the rallruad crosssa Nome TiTe,' und keep m uud Esat itn. railroad track Iu Jacubaon's, form1rly SinAIts, rOad- hnuset When thA gravel will mt permit uC tcAma pM .hu track there ts n'rnty of Hnaw In the ditchRa and dogs ..G: .GHnE thUTe enailT Then tLs
 Nome river yin Llh EuVsTnmcnt win ter srillsrE % the biz bsIld nI'nve H1l'- suh uTsck rpnncct:nE with tha Iuv- ernTncHe Hunln1@s- stakes. which snnkoR
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-04
NO EXTRA sgssrofs.

TRENTON. E. l., Dct. 1s-Laovernoa Woo1rnw Wilson, rreAldAnt- -Alsct aayH that congress will hot hk Calltd IT. extra Rese3oH. to tnkt ear# of in CTS In Alaska. He thlnkH that. the pro4seeas oE ths Roof HArdau. to ne slrer In Nome. on thH 2Iat of ehas na0nth. will be HHtticisnt to taiHs care of the proposition. un.ii tue regular. zAasion. on March +Lh, whsn hiE party
 will he In full EvntrvL Apv'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-04
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THE FINANCE coMMITrEE. e.,it, \ RooF dnrdsn tie'<%t- 2it''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-14
At eArEsoLE's
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
A Few Specials You Should Know o.

For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
A Few Specials You Should Know OF.
See the following:
Seventeen pounds sugar 81.
New tomatoes. No. Scan. per can ~
cents. 70
Seven bars Flake White soap "a
cents
Eight bars Lenox soap IS cents.
Salt, per sack cents.
Three large cans milk 25 cents.
Seven small cans milk 25 cents.
Two lucent glasses dried beef "a
cents.
Four cans good corn % cents.
Jelly, per glass cents.
Four packages corn flakes 25 cents
Crackers IN half boxes. per pound,
81 cents. tf
Vinegar. per gallon is cents.
Oil, per gallon 10 cents.
Six pounds oat meal 25 cents.
One pound box soda 5 cents.
Sweet potatoes. per pound cents.
Oleomargarine, per pound 15 cents.
Phone 250. We deliver.
BATESOLE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-14
Probate Notice.

Office Of the clerk Of the district
court.
State of Iowa Marshall county IS
District court August term A. d. 1917.
To Whom it May Concern:
You and each Of you are hereby noti-
fled to appear at the court house IN
Marshalltown, Iowa, in said county, at
10 o'clock a. H.. on the 10th day OF
Septem Der. 1912. to attend the PROOF OF
and probating an instrument In writ
ing purporting to be the last will and
testament Of William Hutchiesen. late
Of Marshall county. Iowa. deceased. at
which time and place you will appear
and show cause. II any, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof. l have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal Of the district court, this 18th day
Of August A. y. 1912.
F. NJ. HARADON.
Clerk Of the District Court.