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ONE ACRE FOR $500


BUY LAND SOUTH or TOWN
BuRIEN LAKE CARS SOON
RUNNING
40 AcnEs. untmprovcd. slightly Local
ton. ts.soa.
20 ACRES. facing beautiful lake.
nearly level. part cleared. part
timber. small house. barn. chicken
house. easy driving distance 10
market. IL you want an Ideal
home place. and ia location
Idly In value. don't fail 20 zoe this
Small payment down. balance long
time.
HERE ~ ons ~ she hest little buys
south OF ifuften lake. all lseai. ex-
~ ira good soil. facing good county
Rad. close Ia new boulevard and
~ proposed car tIns. 10 ACRES
t1.9so. Terms
10 ACRES near lake. rich level land.
acres In cfops. J acres partly
cleared. balance timber. small
house. barn. chicken house. 1850.
Terms
s ACRES fust south Of city iirnits.
few rods from new car iius. tl.2se.
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 ALASKA BUILDING
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DON'T PAY nfG PRICE ron A
PIANO CoMK TO THE SECOND
FLOOR PIANO STORE AND SAVE
MONEY wAf4i.iNu. 800 ARCADE
ANNEX
NEW PROCESS rAItfFT CLEANING
CO our trnovatlag PROCESS
makes carpets and rugs LOOK
LIKE NEW East its
SAMPLE VloLlNs - WORTH $40,
$40 Ere. TO CLOSE otT AT
oNE-TlffNn AND t.HHS WALL
ING, 900 ARCADE ANNEN
Shamp0oing. hairdfea&inE. facial
and scalp uIa sa4kc. utauiruring
toi Liberty nldK Main ust
coaterlnm bye Works tsss n Mad
ison. Fast 2s1 WaKon calls. deliv-
ers promptly
ts-foot cabin launch. harber en-
Eine. stto.0o. beacon Asst i1ff
lhih e
Have your tslir corrected North
cvast Collection Go ga = Y hih
Drusless pertor. he Saffery. al
unipn. Phone.
kodak developing. fpo rsii. any
slAe. laectF rhpta shop 81 I'D
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

n Mes NJ Erirkson. lass W. tgth 81 /.
will cali az The star officr. she
will receive FREE two bon seat
tickets 20 FantsKes theatre.
CAPITAL HOTt.fs--i0s Jackson st
soc % 81 SO day y 80 20 81 week
HoTkt. ct.AisisNDON lily sth AZ,
= Hoomr sec and Use Elliott stfi =.
lfotei Imperial. busy house. eth
and Pike Faams zsc, stc. soc day.
rhe Gail4tlB. rooms o. ~ per VIZ
up. 1919 Pike street Main 1851.
Hotel Consul ath and waels.; rus.
81 and up beds ise ffre baths
ROYAL HOTEL -tai Fitth az. Use
60 rte niKht. tiss 60 81 Merk
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For Sale-Eurni

furniture for sale and 4-roofu cot
taEe FOR rent. 1900 4fg Fourth
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NC u BOUGHT WHISKY TO DUMP IN GUTTER
AARTN5BURG w. ". June Ig.-5everai hundred gallons
beer and whisky poured into the streets here BY mem
MS the W. C. T. U. The ntoxcsns conscatsd BY county
so's a. various times sold public auction by the
a The W G. t. u bought the lot for s2t0 and thea dumped
into the street.
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you DON'T NEED MONEY
Ia buying acreage from this office.
OF course. We demand some small
payment to show good fnlths but
you do moi need auy more than
that The balance Of this cost can
BIO carried over long period OF
time. 10 suit your Income and your
ekeibook Large. level tracts OF
rich land. close % intafurban, on
excellent roads. for only tfxt a
tract naine poultry here for So
attic markets. berries. potatoes.
produce or whatever you Will Tho
land IN yours to do with az you
choose as soon az your first pay
nrnt IN made. We grant every
recommendation as 10 subsequent
payments to buyers who move on
and develop their land.
OSCAR JENBf.N a co.
40 NaffHeru lgauk Itfdg 9Th n PIKE
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S,~>~~~N~s~-~s-~.~~.~ ~-s-~~-@~-1.~o<~.
LARGE TRACT ron $3.50
fof ss1e. one-tenth cash. We can sell
you 4 splendid tract al Lake For-
eas Park. Lies 1e0 feet above
level % lake, On graded bouievard.
tins view. All the fine trees have
% community water front Auto
bus now making daily trips. Bct-
OLE HANSON & co.
rhird Fioer Ncw York ulock.
10 ACRES EAST or KIRKLAND
ON county road. within driving dis
snii IL rich loan. whore berries
fruits. poultry aud potatoes will
thftte. Terms $50 cash. 90
monthly Take a Madison car aud
county ferry or Anderson beat 90
trips daiiyb 10 burke a Fafrafa
ntticc u kirkland. OF call 100
ONE ACRE FOR $500
$40 cash. balance s7se monthly. pur-
ehAhra finr eirW acre adjoining
Lake Forest Park Soil u fertile.
Not hardsciearnx TOAD already
kfaded Pre- use 90 zoe feet Of
lake shore froutaEc. zoe this boz
OLE HANSON a. co.
Third Floor Nrw York Block.
RANCH FOR IEAHE
s-Rera Suburban chicken and fruit
ranch. zoo trees. 70 chickens aud
laylrE hens. house. barn. chicken
houses. runa. mile from bellevue.
ntore hair milo. ~ r. -. church
two blocks Lease t41o Inquire
aI snlLn nroIeIl. al1 komell.
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For Exchange.

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A DANDY TRADE
FOR CLEAR PRODUCING RANCH
10 acre. Z miles from Proaser. under
suSNrBfDE CANAL
10 acres r. 7-year-old wlnesap. ion
nthan. Rome Beauty. Hpftrenberg
CROP ON THE fkEEs NOW
10 scrss In 3-Year-oid alfalfa
s-room house, chicken house. cellar.
barn. etc. eome cherry and peach
trees In bearing This IL ehoics
place and clear Of debt. and the
owner wants TO get on this side Of
viii trade for seattle home. hotel.
roorning house or Improved acre
age.
Must be good stuff. clear and some
INLAND EMPIRE LAND co.
fsf7t 5rd Ave Phone Main sist
FARM BARG AIMS TO EXCHANGE
100 acres near Roy. Pierce county:
20 acres OF bottom land cleared.
hood buildings. small orchard.
price g. .200--ss00 cash. 800 in
trade, balance from 4 TO rs years
at IA per cent.
10 acres near Kirkland. highly Inn
proved. good buildings, orchard.
strawberries, good water system.
price 1850. VIII take $500 in
city property.
W. w. MOVES. 3iT Boston Block
EXCHANGE
100 acres. good Groom house. barn
and poultry house. 80 acres lsyeled
and ready for trees or alfalfa. with
pumping plant all complete,
water plped 20 the highest part Of
land. Everything all complete.
Price 5000. Two miles from rail-
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
sss Empire Bldg.
A WORD TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Possibly you have city property and
want a ranch or acreage. or you
may have vacant lots and want a
home. you may have a home and
want vacant lots. You can dispose
OF what you have and get what
you want by listing with this Of
OSCAR JENSEN e. co.
att Northern Rank Bldg. attn a Pike
s ACRES FOR $500
on good road, near seattle. Five
acres OF rich loan soil. ideal for
vegetables, chickens and fruits.
Terms $50 cash and 1850 a month.
This place must be sold within tho
next few days. For location see
w. v. Gilgen, iot Cherry ~.
WANT RUNABOUT
Ford. Buick or u. NJ r. preferred
will give real estate or corporation
stock nayinR 3 to 10 per cent
Might put in some cash. Call Bal
lard 1o4f after s o'clock. Address
59af Ballard Az.
BETWEEN
SEATTLE AND TACOMA
COUNTRY HOME--2o acres. highly
improved. good buildings. viii
exchange for Seattle property.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 ALASKA BUILDING
TEN ACRE BARGAfN NORTH OF
town, handy TO station, all level,
good clay loan soil. very easily
cleared. Price $1,000. half cash.
or would exchange for good build
Ing lot Inquire 1919 AlasiSa Bldg,
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FOR 1880 PER ACRE

You can buy this 100 acres. we'll 10.
Gated. within reach Of Seattle and
all the Sound markets. near bnai
landing. with daily beat service,
running stream. some clearing,
500 zoe feet % msrchhntabic tim
tho cost 81 land realized AZ the
present price Of timber. and tim.
Der 10 advancing. Tho making Of
good farm and = prime invest
menf We have examined the
property. and recommend H.
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska Building.
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Funeral Directors.

Funeral Directors.
ID lss7TrtsItwonrff = s1~S
1917 First ave. Main ar Elliott ess
UniFrrsity tnaertakiug f'agtora. sgia
itth y - North 1i4 W ~ Fork
nNr.
BoHneY. Wafaon Co. Funerai biteo-
tors Thrill az, and University,
Main "a Elliott SO
t,,ssi 80 -. -.
We ain 70 etttftf aaMd VIII. Equip
ped for weddings, receptions fu-
naralA PARIS ftnltiaT lis Pike,
hs.ttNs ftNitAt. CO. tgt trd Main
atll--k,ut finMera feslgns .r--In
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Personal.
s~sf~Ns~<>f~s~~4~->~~~s>
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
ever fev cases cured past two
years. akes t. 10 HnTyafd
system. slf Eltei nlig.. seAttie.
Clocks called fsr, rrpasret. deity
cred, Husgn. al Hinektpy hida-
Eiiiott 3tiS
Mne. Francuis. medical baths. ci~r-
thrra uvuttca. manleurtng. CHI
rcppdr ~ Union, Apt 2,
chiropaay ana msnicuytnx parisr.
scalp ard facial treatment open
evenings tiq LIBERTY hidk
BFinE your rases. learn To make
beads Tor 81 30. ~ gci Instructions
for soc. Particulars Motifs 1893
GILLETTE HtsADks shargeu~e, ace
dox raxora 4tc etc. 1901 9Th AZ,
TotrEt.s. Wft.A--Aii kinas II hair
work korh. tea Npvins Ind tssx
Confinement acme, best city refer.
enren. 7szt Ftfth W 2 a. stot
t.et Aeauain,~d Nsrinfy. Names and
addresses fos Pine street.
Nichols, Eanxaiows HiuckleY illk
Asy = Jaw Il IN The tlsar.
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Business Chances.

Business Chances.
~~~~~~~s~>~~~~~~s~1~~~e ~,~->r~~~~~~~<~~~~~~>~
For Haie--2t-room house. good ioca-
ton. always filled. clearing $50
month, n taken care OF. Owners
health failing, wishes TO change
climate after ~ years confine-
ment TO business, makes n an oh =
Ject 20 buyer. House In clean. In
fine shape. 70s Yesler way. Phone
WANTED party to buy nice
paying restaurant feeding 100 peo-
pie day lots OF transcient trade.
Get the bargain.
LATTMEIi. 500 Pioneer Bldg.
Hotels. rooming houses. stores. "a
Kaufman Kelly Kompany. North
ern Bank Bldg. See Hasbrook.
Authors Writers. Composers ~
Music. send me your manuscript.
short stories, poems, all classes OF
articles. music, etc. Florence Mich
oils. 1919 Nortnlake. North iss.
Wanted Man with s7O0 To 90 Into
the saloon business In Seattle;
good location. and will stand I'M
vestiRafl0n. X-34s, care star
Go0d paying grocery and property
at sncrifiee for cash. X-s07. care
star {
Gracery aud gen. merchandise stors,
years, ons OF the best
'on the list. NJ Chambers. Tukwiia.
T4room house. Furnished, for sale,
$4,000. Ga spring. Elliott 1886 II,
bye works for sale. fnvestigate AZ
once. Address y 3ai. The star
Nichols. bungalows. uinekley Blk.
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Legal advice on any subject 7rss 81
the Legal Ala Bureau: laws con-
corning husband and wife. er-
smpuons from garnishments. la
borcrsr lien. 5ss Alaska building.
~ .Beedle. is yrs experiences in hixh-
est courts. I'll Boston Blk. Phones
or. Main s2i.. Res. East $3.50
corwin TOWNSEND. Bailey BIdx
Co-sultation free.
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I.ost--Onc bAy mare Call sidney ~
rel Call sIdneg lI--
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
CHILD BADLY HURT
Beatrice Mooney Little Daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mooney, Tumb'es
Sixteen Feet, Aiehting on Her Head,
Causing Conclusion Of Brain.

While climbing on the railing of the
stairs at her home late Sunday after
noon, Beatrice, aged Z years, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Mooney, so.
South Second avenue, slipped from hel
perch and fell to the first floor, a dis
lance OF sixteen feet. The child struck
sQuarely on the top of ner head. and
for time the parents thought she
was killed.
The little girl was picked up uncon-
scious and a physician was summoned
Violent vomiting that continued during
the night and today, altilo with dimin-
ishing severity, indicates a very severe
nervous shock. -Altho no fracture OF
thes kull was found, there was a hard
conclusion of the brain. This fore
noon the girl had regained cons cious
ness and appears somewhat improved
which leads the physician to believe
that she has a very good chance TO re-
cover 1t will require a few days ia
determine just what the outcome of III
case may be. The Mooney family oc-
cupies the old Williams home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
MISS ETA NoRTHUP.
County Recorder, Candidate For Re-
publican denomination.

The announcement Of Miss Eta
Northup. present county recorder, as a
candidate for denomination before the
republican primary, is made today
Miss Northup has filled her present Of
fee most acceptably since Jan. I, 1911
and it is not at all likely that she will
have any opposition before the pri-
maries
Miss Northup is a Marshall county
girl, born and reared in Logan town
ship. and is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. E. Northup. of this city. For several
years she taught school, first in the
rural schools of her native township.
later in the public schools of Mel
bourne. and then in the public schools
of this city. After being in the schools
here eighteen months Miss Northup
resigned to become deputy under, Mrs
Minnie Allen, who was then county
recorder.
With the benefit of three years ex-
perience as deputy Miss Northup was
we'll qualified to take charge Of the Of
given thorough business aGministra-
tor of the affairs Of the office, assisted
materially by a competent deputy. Miss
Nora Wtlkey. Miss Northup has made
many friends during her incumbency
and has always been found acco,nmo-
dating to all whose business has
brought them in contact with the Of
fee,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
NEW MANUFACTURING BUSINESS,
e. c. Lainson Speciality Company to
Open April 1.


Open April I.
A new manufacturing concern. which
the promoter believes Will in time grow
10 a business Of big proportions, will
be started April /, when the E. c.
Lainson Specially Com pany will begin
manufacturing candied popcorn
product in the Kirby building, corner
of Third avenue and Nevada streets,
formerly occupied by the III saloon.
Mr.. E. c. Lainson, who is back Of
the project, will have associated with
him his brother Roy, who will man
age the business. His younger son Ed
likely come here and assist in the
management Of the business.
There is great demand during the
entire year for the candied popcorn
CONNECTION, which will be made in pat
ties, and placed in packages to retail
at cents. The concern will sell to the
jobbing and retail trade, and the sell
ing end will be in charge of Mr.. Lain
son. who is on the road for the Pratt
Paper Company, Of Des Moines. Mr..
Lainson was formerly in the CANDY
business, so that the business he is
about to start is in his former line.
The machinery for the new concern
is now on it's way to this city. and will
he Installed and made ready for opera
ton by April l. The plant viii have a
daily capacity of fifty cases Of 100
packages each at the start, and MIR.
Lainson expects to increase its capacity
as the business develops.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
SMALLER TOWNS AND SPECIAL
CHARTER CITIES TO ELECT
THIS YEAR..
cAUcUsEs BEING HELD
TARUOUT THE COUNTY
Eleven Towns Of County Will Hold
Elections on Last Monday in March
Contests Will Result in Several Of
the EIeetions-Two Tickets in Field
at Laurel.

The eleven Incorporated towns of
tons to hold their elections on March
Is, when mayors councilmen, assessors
and treasurers will be chosen for the
next biennial period. The charter cit
les Of the state also hold their elections
on the same date but all other cities
of the second class that do not have
special charters elect in odd mum bered
years
Some Of the towns have already held
their caucuses, and some will be held
this week. Most of the elections will
doubtless show contests.
At Laurel two tickets are already in
the field. one styled the Peoples. and
the other the Citizens. The Peoples
ticket is headed by links Patton for
mayor. and contains the names of E. II.
sapp. Peter Pfeifer. c. F. Buhrow. John
Buffer, and Carl Sietmann as members
OF the council. On this ticket also are
Herman Vessels for treasurer, and T.
G. Ward for assessor.
The Citizens ticket has Cecil Rogers
for its candidate for mayor. Edward
Blackburn. Dr. L. W. Pence. H. Willis.
&. F. Toedt. and Fred Brown, members
Of the council; Earl Paul. treasurer.
and H. A. Weissenburger. assessor.
Morey For e-Election at Liscomb.
George E Morey heads the caucus
ticket for reelection as mayor of Lis
comb and two members of the council
S. Dickerson and F. W. Dillon, are also
nominated on the one ticket how in
the field. The other candidates on the
ticket for the council are Elmer Biers
born Earl F. Clark. and J. Gaunt
George w. Biersborn is the candidate
nominated for treasurer. and E H
Trease is the caucus nominee for as
SCISSOR The latter two are in the same
Offices at present.
Ticket at Rhodes.
At Rhodes one ticket styled Citizens,
has already been placed in the field.
headed by Daniel Ruth for mayor.
Those for tho council placed in nom
ination are George Hink. H. Buck. John
Goodman, Bert Pike, and Harry Neff.
H S. Stouffer was nominated treasurer.
and Charles Dewey assessor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
The Van Horn Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. w. c. Van Horn
vas very largely attended Saturday at
ternoon at o'clock from the Methodist
church at Albion. Rev. T. P. Potter Of
ficiating. The music was in charge of
quartet composed OF Mrs A. L. Bur
gett. Miss Pauline Fraley, and Messrs
.. Dennis and Leonard Arney There
MAS an abundance of flowers, which
Included pieces from the official board
AZ The Methodist church at Albion, the
Nafshalltown State Bank. of this city;
= young mems bible class OF Central
Ch6rch Of Christ, and the Three N
Reading Circle. Of this city. The flow
e. hearers were Mesdames John Grouse
anA Ralph Hill and the pail bearers
wete Messre H N Pratz, Glenn Mickle,
Al Burgett, F. G. Houghton, Homer
ss,ssS<S sud w r Preann1I
m attendance at the funeral from a
aoenaee were Mrs. NJ. J. Babcock, Of
11oNM1o: 1Gr. and Mrs E. J. Cable, Of
Co. 1hlls: Mrs.. H. 8. Thurber, of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
MISS kETcHuM GETS PLACE.
10 Chosen to Succeed Miss Fitzsim
mons for Rest Of Year.


Miss Katherine ketChum, the eldeS
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. ket'
ohum, 81 East Church street. has beer
elected to teach the first primary grade
of the First ward building for the res,
of the school year, taking the place OF
Miss Ida Fitzsimmons. Miss ketchulr
substituted for Miss Fitzsimmons las,
week and her work was so satisfactory
that Superintendent Palmer offered hel
the place.
Miss Ketchum has been teaching in
the country for two and one half years
two years of that time being at dis
trict No. 4, Timber Creek township
She graduated from the high school,
With the class Of '0S.
County Superintendent Mary Hostel
Ter secured Mrs. f. w. Harmon tc
substitute for Miss Ketchum. Miss
F'itzSmnons. who has been at St
Thomas hospital, was discharged to-
day. She will teach no more during
this school Year. and expects to go IN
short time to Salt Lake City to join
her sister VINO has been here with her
and who left for home Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
Local Weather Record.

Forty-three was the maximum and
% the minimum temperature Sunday
compared with ~ and 16 the extremes
of Saturday. AT o'clock this morn
ing the temperature was %, compared
with 35 for the corresponding hour
Sunday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18

Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs. H. l.. Thurber, Of
Nevada; Mrs. Jesse Everist, of Mon
tour: and Mr.. and Mrs. William
knight, Mr.. w. w. Hixson and son
Archie, Mr. and Mrs. F. Fl. Houghton
and daughter Carol, DR., Exile Burkhart.
Mrs. E. A. Thurper, Mrs. p. F. Arney,
and Miss Eta Early, all of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
Notice.

In order to properly adjust the af-
fairs of Nettie Ingledue & Co. ard
Ingledue &. Young. it is essential that
all outstanding accounts due them BE-
settled at once. Prompt attention will
be appreciated. c. A Rennacker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
SUPERVISOR,

I will be candidate for the nom
nation to the office of county super
visor, subject to the wishes of the re
publican electors before the primar,
election on June 8.
". A. NICHOLS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
Senator.

lican nomination as senator from Mar
shall county, before the republican pri
mary June 3.
W. H. ARNEY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18

I hereby announce my candidacy fol
| the republican nomination as supervis-
or to succeed n. o. Keen, subject to
! the viii, OF the republican voters OF
Marshall county at the primary cleo
ton June 5, 1912.
A T, COTTON
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
Clerk If Courts.

I hereby announce my candidacy. for
clerk of courts. subject to the will OF
the republican voters Of Marshall
county at the primary election June 8.
1912.
6 H. REILLY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
Representative.

will be candidate for renomina-
! ton as representative Of Marshal
county before the republican primar,
election, to be held June 8.
II. c. LOUNSBERRY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
Reconsider. Paving Resolution.

The resolution of necessity ordering
the thirty three and one half blocks
of paving that the city council passed
last week was reconsidered this fore
noonfi and the date in it was changed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18

Attention. Property ownsrs.
If paving has been ordered on your
street get our figures on sewer and
water. Buchanan Boughton Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18

from April q to April 3. This date IL
the day when the bids will be received.
April IL Sunday. which necessitated
the change.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
Ioe.l lPanaion Record.

Nathaniel .Bascom and James Bax-
ter, both Of Marshalltown, have been
granted pensions at the rate of SIS per
month. A $40 pension has been
granted to James WEIGH, also Of this
city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
ANNOUNcEM ENTS.
Auditor.

I will be a candidate for the repub-
lican nomination as county auditor be-
fore the primaries to be held June 3.
A. H WELKER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends Of Mar
shalltown for the many kind tokens of
sympathy during our recent bereave-
ment. Mrs J. W. Boyce and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-18
County Treasurer.

County TfoaoueSP.
To t..s republican electors OF MAJ
shall !. county: I viii be candidate
for nomination to the Office Of county
treasurer before the primary election
OF the party. to be held June >. 1919.
s. NJ. CAUSE.
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contracted by my-wife. Mrs Ray Wal>
temeyer. Ray Waltemeyer. s

You can say goodbye to constipatioA
with q clear conscience ~ you usx
Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have been
permanently cured by their use. Fo1
sale by all dealers. III
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At the solicitation Of friends I have
decided to be a candidate for the office
Of county superintendent Of schools
before the republican primary in June.
GERTRUDE E. MILLER.
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Boucher substituted for Glenn and
Meyer for Hollingsworth ir the second
half. The summary: Marshalltown-
elem. baskets; Scott, 4; Hollings-
worth, 5; Meyer, 2, and Boucher, l.
Grinnel1: Somers, 5; Swan, 4; Rapson,
B, and Wadswortn, 2.
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hereby announce my candidacy for
county treasurer subject to the will OF
the republican voters Of Marshall
county at the primary election. June 3,
1912.
FREEMAN wERTENBERGER.