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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

shalt county ere hereby notified 60
meet IN convention - provided BY sec
tions 1857 Of the supplement TO the
code. which provides: THAT the coun.
" convention shall be held ON tAS
fourth saturday following the June
primary" which fixes the date Tor SAT-
urday. June 90; at II Am. The county
convention shall be composed OF DEL
egatss elected at the primary neid
juno 8, and tho business Of the con-
vention shall be to elect eleven DEL
egates to the state convention, one
member Of the congressional ana one
member Of the judicial district com
mittees, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
the convention. The primary law fur-
Their provides that the county central
committee, which 10 composed OF the
precinct committeeman. who were
elected at the primary on June >. snail
organize on the day Of the convention.
Immediately following the adjourn
ment, by electing a chairman. and I'LL
,nr any vacancies in such committee.
/ append a list Of the delegates and
committeemen who were elected Tor
two years at the primary OF June 5, -
certified by the county auditor. II
should be the duty Of every delesate
and committeeman, to be present SAT.
urday. June 20. at IL a M. at the east
court room, Marshalltown.
The Delegates.
The delegates. as chosen by the an
ferent precincts, together with the
committeeman follow
Bangor-Delegates.H H. J. Whitehead,
G. Dillon, Mahlon Russell; committee
man, H. F. Hollingsworth.
Eden-Delegates, A. F. Pike. II. j.
Walters, D. Buck. A. Crawford; COM
mitteeman, J. W. Long.
Greencastle No. delegates. G. F.
Stansberry, c. S. Dunkle. c. o. Dague'
u. A. Stansberry: committeeman, J. L.
Wylie.
Greencastle No. delegates, August
Gummert, V. A. Reese; committeeman
w. A. Reese.
Iowa-Delegates. H. ]. Reidel. Rob
ert Denbow, D. S. Collins; committee
man, H. j. Rolston.
Jefferson No. DELEGATES. ]. r. Nc
Broom, John Mc1lrath, Cecil Rogers:
committeeman. ]. R. McBroom.
Jefferson No. delegates. n. n
whalen, ]. p. Edel: committeeman. NJ
l.. Krier.
LeGrand No. delegates. NJ. NJ
Evans, c. O'Neal. n. Q. Keen. d. n
! Ferguson; committeeman. CoFwin
j O'Neal.
LeGrand No. 2-Deleeates, ". r
iLippincott, C. S. Lentz: committeeman
. A. w Coppock.
! Liberty-Delegates. John S. Hixson
! Charles Ross. Charles r. Llnoquist'
committeeman. H. G. Van Orsdel
Observation-Disclosures. e. H. Trease
Elias Bueghly. C. c. Church. b
C. Wheeler; committeeman. Eliai
Bueghly.
| Linn No. delegate. D. Andrews;
committeeman. G. W. Lampman.
! Linn No. delegates. X. Swanson
10. WEIGH, James Harmon. L. p Han
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
K00NTz Is COMMITTED

Nan Rsesntly Acquitted Of Murder
charSs Believed HepslsssIy insane,
end 70 Committed to STATE Hospital
at Lincoln.
Omaha. Neb.. June 26.-Believing
that Exra 4. Koontz. slayer Of Frank
w. Smith. fellow railroad man. soon
will be . raving maniac. his attorneys
urged Judge Willis G. Sears. at once to
commit him to the state hospital for
insane at Lincoln. He was SO COM
mitted.
Koontx's condition has grown rapid
ly worse since last Friday night. when
he was acquitted of the charge Of MUIR
der, the jury giving insanity as the
cause of the acquittal.
I'VE want him to get to the hospital
as soon as possible said A. w. JEFF
ferris, one Of Koontz's counsel. He is
getting worse and no time should be
lest in getting him somewhere where
he can receive proper care. He has got
so ne will not even speak to his broth
ers.''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
cronk 1aken to Homo,

Albert B. Cronk, 204 South Fourth
street. who was arrested by the police,
and who has been held In jail because
Of his mental condition. was admitted
to the soldiers home this morning
Thesold man has been In jail for sew
erai days while the officers were wait
ing for relatives to take some steps to
have the old man cared Hor. in some
hospital or other suitable nl1ce. They
arranged to have him admitted to the
home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

J. lforrisssy. NJ. ~ sssltl !.
Morris, ", 0eoeso W 1e6ls1o. n. M
Dlsall 0sogD0 0es0dsys ~ b: No
Dowsil. Z. 4. CARNEY: cemmitf ssmsn,
i. p. Coopefy
Third ward n. ~. Mar.
tin, =. G. wsathselyY; r. =. xinnan.
lCh1iS 1litchsll. r. W. lseman. Albert
BsfG, Gust johnson; committeeman. 3.
y SCumminss. KS
! F6rrth ward-Delegates. DCsfs -
Lamb, y. II. Johnston. Frank burnett.
u. .. Bentley. L, G. Abbott; consmit-
teeman. w. H Jones. n Il As
fifth Delegates. nons elected:
committeeman. none elected.
w. q. DEvIND.
Chairman County Central Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
pARsonsEs LOSE THIRD CHILD.
Death Strikes Often At Former Green
Mountain Family,

Mountain Family.
For the third time within two years,
death has taken small child from Mr..
and Mrs. w H. Parsons. former
Green Mountain couple. The third
death was that Of Ruby L. Parsons.
aged 3h months. who died at Doland,
S. D., Monday evening at $50 o'clock.
The child's death was due to hamilton.
which had handicapped it from birth
The baby girl was one Of pair OF
twins In addition to the living twin,
Roxie. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons have three
other children, Bert, Bruce and Mar
joTy. ~. end Mrs. Parsons lost child
in November. 1911. and another in APP
ril, 1910.
The parents arrived here with the
body early this morning, and later in
the forenoon went TO the home OF Mrs.
Parsons father. Mr.. ]. A. Lynch, at
Green Mountain. where the funeral
will be held 1t 10 o'clock Thursday
forenoon. Rev. Leroy Gallagher will
officiate, and the burial will be in the
Green Mountain cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
Liesnssd 70 wed.

Abraham Tahash. blacksmith. aged
ss, of searsboro, and Mrs. Sarah Rood.
aged Sc, of Suly.
Frank c. Hall, laborer. aged IS. and
Frances L. Castle, aged q, both Of
Rhodes.
Louis n. Bailey, secretary Of buggy
company. aged "a, OF Gfinnell. and
Cleopatra Oppice. aged 90, Of this city.
Harry c. Cox. manager Of lumber
yard, OF Rembrandt, aged %, and
Wanda Wood. aged -, Of this city.
Ernest c. Pohle, molder aged 90, Of
Freeport, ILL.,. and Mary e. Coyne, aged
"a, this city.
Harvey Miner. drayman, aged %.
and Ethel NJ. Green. aged 81, both Of
Gilman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
~eaANpMA" eEEsoN 90.
Family Gathering Held to Celebrate
Birth Of NonaQsnarian.

Today was the s2d anniversary Of
the birth Of Mrs. Martha 8. Beeson. the
venerable mother Of Gen. B. A. and W.
B. Beeson and Mrs. Sarah A. Arney, OF
this city. In honor of the occasion Mrs.
Arney entertained a family gathering
at her home, $40 North First street, to-
day.
city. and their families, and Mrs. ". l..
LybarEer. Of Usage, another daughter,
were guests az the Arney home. Din
ner WIN be served at $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
EVANS BUILDS HOUSE.
Erecting $500 Dwellins-is Sold "a
NJ l. aouahten.

n. A. Evans is building an eight
room modern dwelling on a lot he
owns q, 81 North Third street. The
dwelling will cost completed about 33,-
zoo. The builder has sod the new house
to VI. ]. Boughton, who takes posses
sion as soon as 1t is finished.
Evan. has purchased Of Delbert
Smith, a ten-acre tract planted mostly
TO fruit, two miles south OF the city
on the Center street road, for $500
Mr. Evans and family have moved into
the five-room cottage that is on the
land. Both the dwelling and the land
are to be greatly improved by the pur-
chaser, who will make his home there
during the summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
You WI. NARYEl. All TE CHANCE M Your WHEN
You LooKIN 'IHE MIR oR. A SHORT TinEAFTER

result after time. Just keep ~ il.
It has proved highly succsesfuls y
worse cases than yours. : have seen
these results with my own eyes.
NARcIssUs-Ths article Syeu men.
ton is. a proprietary aftieie. ana
could not recommend II. 81
. . .
Next wednesday WIN nv you 49,
erAl more secrets on other topics 3
can personally guarantee the splendid
resuits OF iii the treatments have
given you. for know whereof !. speak.
NOTE Inquiries should - directed
% Miss vaisska sursss. eafs e thts
nsWspaDss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

should be able TO get eptol At any
good drug store and 1t should not cost
you more than nifty cents. This will
last quite while.
Apply this cream every morning
with the tips Of the fingers. after
washing your face With very warm
water and soap. Use very literally
around the eyes, on the forehead. on
either side of the mouth. everywhere.
After you have applied 1t take up the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
Local Weather Reesed.

Tuesdays maximum was %, It being
the first day Of summer thatsthe mer-
curry ma. expanded above -: tie 90 mark
The minimum was 5s.-sthe same as
Tuesdays low mark. Tuesdays maxi
mum was three degrees warmer than
morning the temperature was u. two
degrees warmer than At the seme hour
Tuesday morning. A year ago Tues
day S5 and So were the e3tYeuaes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
LOCAL SaARkETs

PrSese Paid o FirsRsrs ~ 01ssgossll.
town Merchants.
The following pricss are Quoted ~
Nafshalltown dealers Tor the l1dofeat
varieties Of ea1zners provisions. Grain.
produce. and hides. tallow. Woel DeatA
and. skins.
The Model Grocery quotes the II fol.
lowtng prices in trade until further
notice:
Dutter-1k $
Esgsls.
GRAMS.
Benedict Flour ana Fed CO. win ~
the following prices 1t THAR poaoo Of
business In t;ais city:
Corn-s7.
Oats-4b.
HIDES. FUR AND WOOL
n. willard. Son q CO.. quote the
following prices:
Green hides cents.
Horse hides. largs-91Seo $780,
No. 1 tallow-S cents.
Medium wool-1S to - cantss
Coarse wool-1e 70 II cents.
Y1he wool-16 to 1e cents.
Western and tssfttoSy-ll 70 -
eNnta
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

flesh in your fingers.
pinch II ana roll It
for for q few MIN
utes until the cream
disappears. Then APP
ply your complexion
powder.
This viii mean the
end Of wrinkles. This
cream will not grow
hair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
Alh,en bacon 0taAe ceotee.

Albion and state Center baseball
teams met at state Center Tuesday
afternoon. resulting ina Victory for
the visitors by 4 score % Z tes. I'd
and vern Reed formed the Albion hat
terry. and Yordy and Tovnssnd acted
for State Center.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
MARRIED..
HaIi.Castio.

Frank c. Hail and Miss Frances L.
Castle. both Of Rhodes. were married
at the office Of Justice Of the Peace S.
F.. Peek. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Hall is a railroad employe. He and
his bride will live in Rhodes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

!. Sarah e. Plumb to J. D. Plumb. thir-
ty acres In Marion township. $4,000.
Adila b. johnson 80 Susannah Dris-
coll, land In South Marshall $700.
Palmer College to ]. A. Dobson. land
In Le0rand. $500.
]. W. Billings. Of lam county. to c..
NJ. st. p. railroad, eight acres in
Eden township, 81.
Rose wescott. OF Mahaska county.
TO T. L. Meelrer. part Of lot .. block
II. Il.
Rsbecca Hart to c. c. and IDA Will
iams, lot :. block 9. Electric addition.
3s11.
Esther v. aruwsll TO James McNa-
mara, part of lot 3. block l., Arson 4
l 1;;;iio:s.. .;:s ..:::::::.c. ~ 200.
Margaret McNamara to Esther v.
aruwen. lot s. block 10. 5000.
CHARLES A. Buchwald to Gather Y.
Gruwell, part OF lots and :. block J.
Arson 4 Clicks sub -division. $1,000.
". F. Brimhall to Bert b. wofrell
lot I. block >. Babcoelts addition. ST.
900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
Tahash. Rood.

Abraham Tahash, OF Searsboro. and
Mrs Sarah Rood. Of Sully. were mar
ried by Rev. James MCGEE at the Bap-
tist parsonage at I o'clock Tuesday at
ternoon. The groom is q blacksmith.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

manner and with certain treot.
ments; otherwise. altno you will be
doing the right things. you will not
be doing those things right. In
other words. you will be I'm the
right church but the wrong pew.
o O o
The following three things consti-
tute the very essence Of my sue
cess. Then everything else in the
line of beauty culture became mar
velously easy. had something to
build up on. Every woman VIII
have to do the same thing. Exer-
else won't do it. Dieting ana
sleeping won't do it. But you can
do it in spite Of late suppers. late
hours and the omission Of heavy,
bothersome exercise.
This trio consists of first. COM
plete eradication Of wrinkles; sec
ond. making the skin free Of spots.
as soft as velvet. and with a bloom
like the petals Of a rose; third. the
development OK the form azia sSs
bust to beautiful lines Of contour
and Injurious '-'r"as.
=
There are ether things, Of course
besides these three. but mention
them as Absolutely basic. rtght D
the start. Begin on these now.
Fellow the Instructions which give
you below and I can assure you
that you wilt marvel at the change
In yourself when you look II the
mirror in q few short weeks theSe.
after.
The treatment I give you = Ab'
solutely dihefent from anything
nave ever before heard Of. ana
have for . long time been imR0r-
tuned by my friends to reveal ths
secret 70 them. did 90 to these
whom thought would follow -,
Instructions, ana invariably the ~.
suit has been igiorious-yes. beyont
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
paled &>akskaSuaHt6e WadshostamosSe ffiade Beauty

hair Is certainly deplorable. Next
wednesday / will reveal the hair secret
which my friends have found excels
anything ever before used. Hope you
can wait until next Wednesday. Space
forbids here.
o o o
o. 8. L.ZGet from your druggist two
or: three ounces Of q per cent solu-
ton Of boric acid. Wash the eyes
night and morning with this formula
and they will fairly glisten after
time. It is entirely safe.
Kimono-Your crows feet must Ger
tainly be very pronounced. It IL too
bad at your age. But don't worry.
Use the eptol treatment / have given
In these columns and your soul Will be
filled with gladness when you see the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

ma that all the
creams you have been previously US
ing are cast in the shade. myself
used almost everything sold Tor this
purpose. and know.
@YSu Wilt find your skin taking On
a BEAUTIFUL radiance, purity inde-
scribable. Dull SPOTS in your complex.
ion will go away with the muddy or
ashy color. A softness WILL supervene
which will be adorable. Your face will
rivsl,ethe rose. You can do 1t. and
miajf as well start now.
II q q "
Pour half a pint Of water IN gran
ite-&are pan, and let 1t come to c
boil. Add two tablespoorfuls Of gly-
cerins. Keep stirring. while adding
little by little one ounce of 1intone.
until It il all dissolved. Then let 1t
cool. II the cream Is too thick 70
pour easily from bottle. thin 1t
down a little with more hot water.
When cool pour into a bottle. The
cream will be white and eatiny.
After bathing in the morning, hold
a wet, hot towel to the face several
times for several minutes. Rub this
cream on the entire face literally. at
the same time pinchins the skin all
nyey Let tho cream dry and apply
your complexion powder. nepeas this
again at night. emitting the powder:
Of course. unless desired. You VIII
soon see the result. Any good drug
store win sell you the sintone for about
nifty cents.
. o Q
Now for the wrinkles: I will re-
peat what I stated last Wednesday tor
the bsneat e others.
In . large bowl pour one-half pint
OF betting water. In this pour two
tablespoonfuls Of glycerine. Place this
bowl "a a pan OF water on q slow IRE.
Ia Z, few minutes add two ounces OF
eptoi ana continue stirring until all
10 dissolved. At flrst II will look like
Jelly. when It will start to cream.
when II doqs this, remove Il from the
IRE ana stfp constantly until cold
rhen keep 1T In air-tight tar. You
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

results In . few vsesks time. The
ruetons you can ut y the drug store
for one dollar.
/ Il 10, % cousss. entirely safe. II
more knew Of thle soeret there would
be many more hApD3 women In the
world. It will NJ fail you.i You will
assist the dsvsiopnsnt great deal
BY massasing ~ bnst with the eptol
cream moational aAova
90 (;
HARRdUTrE A-No. waahing the
face with warm milk win not whiten
the skin, a. you re from your own
experience. You can not do batter than
use the xintone treatment ! mention
above. Your frecklea will also quickly
CE1EsTINE-ths condition Of your
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

In effect on certain dates only: sec
agent
reduced fares are in effect. also. to
,sl,er summer resorts too numerous to
mention. Reductions can be applied to
almost any point you may wish to visit
4is summer. For particulars call upon,
3o3ophouo or write
RAYMOND PARKER
# TSetee Assent G. a. w. Depot
ieaao. ~ Marohailte~n, IoWa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
HaPska
SuraH and
Ter Tiger

cret Tor the oe-
velopment Of the
bust. Many wom-
en- believe 1t can
not be done. Well.
1t certainly cam
not by the ordin-'
airy treatments in
vogue. Some OF
these are electric
fly. vacuum In
struments, etc.
all to no purpose.
II in q half pint
Of hot water you
dissolve ( " o
ounces Of ruetOne
and q half cup OF
sugar, all well
mixed together,
you will have ono
OF the most sur.
prising treatments
you have ever
used for this :pur-
pose. OF this,
take 2 teaspoon.
fuls three or four
times . day in Q
wine glass OF wa
ter, after your
meals. I have
found this TO be 4
peculiar ton1&
giving astonishing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

their expectations. The re-
suits upon myself were. I
will say, truly marvellous.
No other word will express
o 90
I want each one Of you
to begin today by using the
following secret. BY a lib
eral and faithful applica-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

SAY what you will. there
are three things which are
the very basis Of beauty.
without these three you
may as we'll make up your
mind that all your efforts
in other directions will al
most surely fail.
Even these three things
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

oDI4EsTlNE-she eenditioh q your
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
FORCES OF LIGHT BRACE up
soulful Charms OF Election scenery
Carefully Noted by Two
Bishops.

The late Arthur MeEwen. 4 famous
journalist OF San Francisco and New
York was once engaged In a political
light in the California city in which The
better element was arrayed against the
bosses and their followers. and the bet
ter element was getting decidedly ths
worst Of Il.
On election morning McEwen met tic
bishop OF the Episcopal diocese and tho
Catholic bishop on the street. both Of
whom had been active In the movement.
The Episcopal bishop asked McGwen how
things looked.
Very bad" said McEwen. Il don't
think we have a chance. understand
they are paying 81 apiece for votes
against Va down in some Of the districts.
guess we're beateni'
Both bishops were properly aghast AZ
this iniqulty and proceeded on their way.
Presently the Catholic bishop met Nc
Even again.
Don't be discouraged Arthur, me-
boy!' he said. Though 1t may be true
the forces Of darkness are paying S..
each for votes. | have reliable Informal
ton the forces of light are paying g.
Saturday Evening Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
A SMILE THAT DIED YOUNG
Experience of soldering workman
I'm Grasping a Misleading
Name,

Mayor Brand whltlock. Of Toledo. who
refused 500 increase Of salary. was
talking about certain trust magnats.
He's got bad name. said he
mayor. Hence he can't get a square
deaf He's got as bad a name for a law
suit as Dodgin had for manager. Dod-
gin was the new manager Of a Disc ut
concern. There was a workman az the,
concern who liked TO sneak off to a
shed at about in the afternoon and
smoke a pipe and look over the alter
noon paper for an hour or 50.
wen. one day as the workman sat
reading and smoking In the shed Dodgin
appeared
Who are yous' Dodgin asked sterniy,
frowning al the idle workman
The workman frownsd back 'Hah
who are your said be.
TIN Dodgin. the new manager was
the reply.
AT this the workman smiled SO am
T. be said heartily. Come In and save
. smoke Kansas City TimeS
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Nicholson, Immigration Agent, Kansas
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