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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-14

Will SELL TO IMAIEDIATE PUR-
chaser. attractive seven-room house
on one OF the best side streets in
West End Tor $4,25O Possession
Iimes- Dispatch.
HQME ON BEST BLOCK IN BARTON
Heights for $1,000 cash and $50 per
month; eight rooms. hot water heat,
electric lights ana large lot Ad-
dress q 800. care Times Dispatch.
OWNER WISHING TO LEAVE CITY
VIII sell ut sacriticc his home on
Grove Avenue ihree-story brick
front; eleven rooms no, water heat
and combination nXtureS Lot - feet
SIX inches by $50 feet. Interior of
house finished in hest Of style. Nd
dress OWNER. * go. care Times
Dispatch.
Sl,SO0 WILL BUY GOOD HOUSE WITH
seven rooms and bath, nice lot in
south Richmond or West Twelfth
Sec VERIFY COMPANY, INC. ~ East
Tenth Street, South Richmond Phone
Monroe %
THREE HOUSES. IN THE EAST END
mat | would like 70 eNc,hanses for a
End nj once Wili pay difference. G
5N9. caro- Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. At y SACRIFICE. rs
acres of best quality Of farming land:
cordwood and ties. WIN take $4,000
If bought within fifteen days twenty
five miles west OF Richmond. q 1913.
care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL HOME. 913
West Franklin street, cast OF Harri-
son street Apply 1907 First National
Bank Building. Phone Madison 1865.
EtGHTY-ACRE SALT WATER FRONT
farm. oysters. fish. crabs and CLANS:
new buildings. and vcyr best of land.
I'r!cc. $4,000. easy payments. owner
clearing $126 q month. H. l.. SELF
Ter. Shclltown. Md.
WE HAVE a NUMBER OF TIMBER
tracts for sale win cut from 1000
Geo to 7S000,o00 feet GARRETT &c
COMPANY. lll2 East Main street
NEW SIN ROOM GRICK HOUSE IN
West End. S2.500; easy terms. =. ..
Fox l0l7.
$1,000 WILL ECY GOOD House THAT
rents for Sill per month; easy terms.
New seven room house; viii trade for
automobile. T. @. Fox 1919
For SALE. NEW GROVE AVENUE
homes. 1900 block, Madison 1867.
Monroe 29i-i- Il.
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Rooms 5-ur Nen1

/ TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED For
housekeeping Also second floor 100
West Grace.
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WALL PAPERS.

TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
wall papers can he seen ut r. Il.
BltAUER'S los North Eighth street
Phone Monroe 1899. Painting a spe-
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING,
Jew"iry cngra.ing. we use tho best
move as fcr as possible all traces
of previous had work When we re-
turn watch to YOU il is as near
perfect as possible C. T.. BAPTIST
q co. go East Main
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Erll C5Iatc J;or Sale

FOR SALE. ONE OF THE FINEST
farms in Hartford County. Md: 200
acres. three miles from Darlington.
the social centre OF Hartford County.
situated on the new state Road.
twenty miles from Baltimore In the
heart OF a blue grass SECTION OF Deer
CEceN. excellent location for stock
raising, mansion containing twenty
TWO bedrooms. costing $40 600, and a
narn which is the largest and best
quit IN the county, costing over
>s,OVp, both III splendid repair; new
post. rail- and panel fence over the
eHure farm; view from any portion
OF estate overlooking FIVE different
counties and the SUSqUehanEa River;
many NirG! families have recently
purchased farms adjacent; this farm
mas ioF years been lecCeniled as the
DeSt broSa iprnI in Hartford County.
the property can be bought for $4,000
and satisfactory terms made TO suit
GLJ9tEfcIn!IaEs;er.- Apply to WEBB x
more. Md.
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professional lorIp 1Clantep

WANTED. a TEACHER FOR YOUNG
children. Address with reference,
experience, axe and SALARY wanted,
MRS. NJ. G. CARTER, Danville. Va,
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED or
cleaned by WM. TOBIEN. JR.. is n
guarantee that ii is done property:
20 years experience. Cleaning 81:
main springs. 81, i0S East Broad
street.
NEWMANS UMBRELLA FACTORY
322 East Broad street Repairing
and recovering parasols and UNI
brellas our speciality. Big sale OF
81 30 umbrellas for 81 Phone Mon
roe 2lO9
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In execution OF "A certain deed Of
trust, dated 2ith day of March 1919
TO the UNDERMINED trustee. recorded in
the clerks Office in Charles city Coun-
~, Va, in deed book 20 page 1926. de-
iauii having been made il the payment
OF one OF the notes therein secured. and
helng required so TO do by the holder.
present location of the mill on Trees
Point track, in Charles city County,
Va, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1913.
at o'clock l.. NJ
the following property: one Sawmill.
complete. one Boiler and Engine, one
Dust Blower one old Sawmiil one
Horse, four Mules. TWO Lumber WAGONS,
two Trip Los Carts
Terms: Cash as To expenses of sale
and notes TO the amount OF $500. with
interest thereon from the oath day of
March. 1913.
y. l. SMITH.
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WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
army AoIe- ooGled. Unmarried mon. be-
tween the ages OF IS and 80. citizens
OF tho United states, OF good character
and temperate habits. who can speak.
read and write tho English language.
For Information apply TO RECRUITING
OFFICER. 20 East BrOad street. HIcn-
iUoad. VA
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Qclp lltdnlgn sl7dir

GOOD Pay WHILE LEARNING
different jobs open TO men over u who
show ability Enter now for big for
eign cruise Panama celebration. san
Francisco Exposition.
Get information and be examined at
NAVY RECRUITING STATION. Allison
Buila!ng, East Main ana Eighth Streets.
Richmond. Va. or write Tor fire" book
let. The Making OF Man wars
innn.' BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, BOX
35" NaYy Department. Washing ton.
ID. g.
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llclp, a9aIc anh Female

POSITIONS GUARANTEED YOUNG
people who take our combined course
Life scholarships reduced 500 until
Friday only Get particulars to-day
MASSEY EuSINESS COIL.EGE.
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flats JFor Nrnr

FOR REN1', OCTOBER /. NEW. MOD
crn upper and lower fats: 100 block
Grove Avenue; seven and six rooms
respectively; scparat. heaters. Ap-
ply lllO East Cary Street. Phone
Madison 12?S
SEVEN ROOM FLAT. SEPTEMBER TO
january. cheap. No. 5 West Frank
lin.
FOR GENTLEMEN LIGHT. COOT.
rooms. facing street third flat. 40l
East Franklin.
FLAT or FIVE LARGE NEWLY pa
prVed rooms in choice location: ref
erences required Box 965
APARTMENT OF -FOUR ROOMS. 28O6
West Grace Street. Phone Monroe
sill,
LIGHT FOUR ROOM FLAT REASON
able. Monroe 35l9-J sol West
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psrspnaIs

5 NJ HOTTIE. EXPERT TELEGRAPH
operator and teacher, Is now with
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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WANTED YOUNG MAN WITH TWO
or three years experience ia drug
stor. and wishes 10 mako II his pro-
fession, must be sober honest and
not afraid 81 work two or more tc4-
tiou. THOMPSON DRUG COMPANY.
CMnthnln. VI
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ana vicinity TO know that am
closing out the entire stock Of the
Muirc Shoe Company's Ralston Health
oXiords at cost 10 make room for orr
fall stock Of shoes. $3.50 OXfords
now $3.50; 81 Ralstons now $295: 81
RalStons now $3.50. THE RALSTON
BOOT SHOP. George T.. Shuman, Sec
Rotary treasurer and general man
aEer. The Muire Shoe Co. 68l East
Broad Street
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aiorfiIanrpus
SHOE REPAIRING.

RCEBER WHOLE sOLEs AND
spring heels put on $3.50. All kinds
OF shoe repairing. DREW'S ELEC-
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
OF HUGHES >. 2Os Sorth Third
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auction 5alr5 Cbi5 DAY
The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctionccrs,
els EAST BROAD STREET.

RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE root
Tables CASH REGISTER. ETC.
OF COLONIAL ACADEMY AND
S0CIAL CLUB COG NORTH SECOND
STREET.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Law and
Equity Court Of the city OF Richmond.
entered on The lith day OF August, 1913.
We VIII sell. on the premises. No. 500
North second Street. known as Colonial
Academy and Social club
TODAY CTHJRSDAY). AUG. IA, 1918.
ut 1880 oclock \. NJ
three POOL Tables. complete with balls
cues. racks etc. one four-foot silent
Salesman Cigar showcase. one National
Cash Register. fifteen Pool Room
Chairs, one Heating stove. one Ladies'
Desk, one couch. twenty assorted
Chairs. three Centre Tables three Din
Ing Tables lot Floor Covering.
sale positive. Terms. cash
y -. BOSCHEN.
!. K. POLLARD.
Receivers.
THE, VALENTINE. AUCTION co
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Spliritor5 ano 5alrsmrn

SALESMAN FOR CITY
propositions: only first class man
need apply MERCHANTS PRO
TECTINE AGENCN. III :aSt Hroad.
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Zeal Gstafc 5for Rrnt

FOR RENT. EXCELLENT THREE
story residence as u whole or i'm fats
in perfect condition, with modern inn
provements. IN. the citys popular
Street. Apply at premises or 2l3
East Broad street.
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WE HAVE BARGAINS TO OFFER IN
Top hugsies. open buggies and run
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TIE BRfSTOW- V'cRSHAM co 40.
u North Fifteenth street heado,Iar-
ters for vehicles and harness
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jipr 5aIc

Scnton.
jipr gSaIc
TIE BRfsTow v'oRsHAM CO 40.
~ North Fifteenth street headquar-
ters Tor vehicles and harness
WE HAVE BARGAINS TO OFFER IN
l9p huggies. open buggies and run
We HAZE BARGAINs TO OFFER IN
Steel s'c , tres hoth canopy and extern
WE HAVE BARGAINS TO OFFER IN
seyer2l business buggies with rub
WE HAVE BARGAINS TO OFFER IL
top ana open delivery wagons: also
TWO hei'yy truck wagons
WE HAVE BARGAINS TO OFFER IL
Oid Hickory and Weber farm wagons.
any size YOU want
WE HAVE BARGAINS TO OFFER IN
naihess for all purposes Sec US be
60. 80 Z &orih i'lf,eenih s 3issii > NJ
ton, newly painted. s; $500 y fi'|h'
one DAYTON WAGON. GOOD AS
ONE STEEL -TlREp TOP BUGGY;
ONE HEAVY FURNITURE WAGON.
win top in good repair: 10000.
TWO TOP GROCERY WAGONS.
EVERYTHING ~ HIGH GRADE
bugsies and wagons Got our prices
Easy terms. a. MEYERS sons. 75I
East Cary Street
FOR SALE GROCERY STORE DOINC;
= good cash bUsincss. C.hear I.en,.
.or selling, RoiuE out Of business. al.
Gress 80. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. NEW. HOMEMADE WAC
on. painting ,reppa.iring and rubber
rs Brook Avenue
LOT ONE-INCH PIPE. GOOD As NEW.
HLCFCitD 6 co.
Sa7.5c PAWS FOR \ LIFE SCHOLAR
Shlp ~ business. shorthand or teleg-
l"phy II bought before Friday CAN.
t"!spnCue or write to-day for nar-
i.Gu!4ta MASSEY BUSINESS COL
FOR SALE, cIGAR STORE HAND
some MIXTURES; good location: reason
abb srice X 675. care Times Dis
FoH SALE. DRUG SCORE FIXTURES.
YER handsome and costly, cheap 10
quick purchaser Apply MANACEE
Chesterfield apartment Co.
FOR SALE. COMPLETE LINE OF
1ork business wagons. open and top.
Just received shipment OF BROCK
way buggies, suirrreys; PhGetons and
own make. Repairing. painting. ru5-
Der ure work r. BRGSTOW, gil
1910 North Eirhtee.th street.
ENGINES, BOILERS, CONCRETE
mixers. rulieYs. all sizes. betting.
hangers, Skating, woodworkiug ma
ch!ncry, contractors equipment: sec
oud hand, guaranteed. BLJ'FORD
NlcE RIBbEh TRIP RCNABo.rT
1925 VS., CARY Street
WANTED. TO SELL CHICK ERING
concert grand piano at moderate
price used only Two years. Apply TO
~ Z: =. .--s IoztLnaz1er Eelona. Va.
Rooms JUL Nenl
sToP, At TIE ROANOKE, HEART OF
FANS, bath, phone ili N6rth EiEh;h-
Two. LARGE. CONNECTING ROOMS.
ypnfurnished;; suitable for light house
NICELY FuRNN1sH4iED., WITH OR
Street
TWO SSSsel ho0Ms FL. FFUR :Sd.1 b. ron
West Grace.
LARGE, DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. -
North Sixth. between Franklin and
FURNISHED ROOMS NEAR LIBBY
Hill and Chimborazo. Call Monroe
2Ol4
MRS 2. Z. BURKE Is MAKING RES
erVation for September LIST for rooms
and one hOuSeke eping apartment
III East Franklin.
FOR RENT. ROOMS FURNISHED OR
unfinished. central near post Office:
references Is 662. care Times Dis
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO SrT-
tied gentleman .pply J. w l.. care
Times Dispatch.
LARGE. BRIGHT FURNISHED ROOM
(eenileman) 1o4 South Third
street.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms. 3ii East Clay. Permanent
or transient.
Loparhlng
FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS, VAPOR
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Suarn llsantrn

WANTED. ROOMS AND BOARD WITH
private family by young married
couple and sister. Address G 10, care
Times Dispatch. ..,.
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Doral DfntilaturS
Sank 5tatcn,sat5
sTATEMENT or THE r1NNNcIAI coNDIr1oN OF
Broad Street Bank
Hi;Scj re rs.

COUNTY or
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WE HAVE BARGAINS TO OFFER u
Surveys. witli rubber tires and viii
stee! tires. hotn canopy and cxteu.
sion tops.
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WILL SELL TO IMMEDIATE PUR-
cN"scr. attractive seVen-room house
on one of the best side streets in
West End for 50 $50 Possession
Scptembcr ! Address t46. care
Times Dispatch
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Loans and discounts .....
OvcrdTafts. unsecured ........
Bonds. securities. Ell. owned,
Banking house and lot. .....
Other rcal estate owned .....
Furniture and fixtures ......
Exchanges and checks for next
Other cas;l items. ........-.
Du" from national banks.
Que from State hanks. private
Paper currency .............
fractional paper currency. mic
Gold coin .........
silver coin. ... ..
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TRUSTEES puBLIc SALE
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iiQME ON BEST BLOCK IN BARTON
Heights for $1,000 cash and $50 per
electric lights ana large lot Ad-
drcss q 800. cnre Timrs- Dispntch
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14

OF New Albany. Nevada, Grant ma
WashinSton Townships thru which the
line passes. In Boone county the board
Of supervisors and members Of the city
council Of Boone made joint appro-
priation OF $4,000. To these combined
sums will be added the $4,000 offered
by the government ana recommended
by Governor Carroll to be paid to these
two counties. OF this sum $4,000 will
come to Story county and $4,000 to
Boone county.
The river to-river roads and other
across state highways were making a
heavy bid for the government appro-
priation for this year. but were not on
hand with the required amount OF APP
propriations from the local people. This
will make the first link In the great
transcontinental line across the state
from Clinton to the Bluffs. paralleling
tho Northwestern. and acknowledged
by tourists to be the favorite line thru
Iowa on the great ocean-to- ocean high
way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14

10S pounds when beGan using u ana
now I weigh $50 pounds. 90 really
this makes twenty -four pounds =
feel stronger and am looking bet.
ter than ever before. and now carry
rosy cheeks. which - something
could never say before.
"My old friends who have heeA
used to seeing me with . thin. lonk
face. say that I am looking Dettee
than they ever seen me before. ana
father and mother arc so pleased to
think have got to look so well anu
weigh so heavy for me.
CLAY JOHNSON says:
please send me another ten.day
treatment. am well pleased WIN
sargol. Il has been the light OF my
life. nm getting back TO my pro-
per weight again. when began to
take Sargol only weighed lSs
pounds, and now. four weeks latet.
am weighing 1873 pounds and feel.
ing fne. I don't have that stupaa
feeling every morning that ] usea
To have. I feel good all the time.
want 10 put on about ave POUNDS ok
6esh ana that will be all want.
F. oAGNoN vvritss:
Here il my report since eakinS
Tho Sarrol treatment. ! am Q man
az wears OF ago and was all run dow
70 the very bottom. had 70 QuiI
work. as was SO weak. NOV.
thanks to SarKol. look ike = nov
man. gained % pounds Win q
days treatment. cannot tell you
how happy I feel All my clothes
are getting too tight. Ny face nas
z WnA 10 n0VOY
in my life"
MRS. VERNE RoUsE says,
..Sarsoi In certainly the Erandesf
treatment l ever used II has helped
me greatly. could hardly eat tiny.
thing and was not able to Sit up
,hree DAYS out Of a week, With
stomach trouble. I took only two
boxes OF Sargol and can eat any
thing and II don't hurt me and !
have no more headache. MY "eiGnt
was 100 pound. and now weigh ite
and feel better than I have Tor hve
years am now MS fleshy as want
to be. and shall certainly rccormena
Sargol for 1t does JUST eA"c''' VIA
YOU say II Will do"
You may know some OF these peopi1
or know somebody who knows them.
We VIII send you tneir ~" "
Won wish, so that you can hnd ouS ~
about Sargol and the wonders II ms
wrought.
Probably you are now tni'nHe
whether all this can be true. stop W
Write us at once aud we VIII sehu soA
absolutely free soc package Oh thcso
wonderful tablets no matter WHae
the cause OF your thinness ID t1oM'
give Sargol chance to make you ~.
We are absolutely confident VIII puI
good healthy flesh on you. put We oon
ask you 10 take our word Tor ". SIM.
My cut the coupon below ana chcaoss
1oc in stamps to help cover inc az.
tr,butoin expenses. and Uncle SAM
mail will bring you whnt you my
some day say was one OF the mos. Sa-
liable packages you ever received.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
FIRST RETURNS FROM ROAD.
crsston, Wintsrsst 4 Des Mcires Pay
Dividend to Investors.

crsston, Wintsrsst 4 Dos Meines Pays
Dividend TO Investors.
Special to Times Republican.
Creston. Jan. 11.-Secretary A. s.
Lynn, of the Creston, Winterset & Des
Moines railroad, paid the investors III
the new road their first interest on the
money invested. Plans have been made
whereby the new road is to receive the
money voted for the railroad tax in
Adair and Madison counties at once
and orders for new equipment have
been issued New freight and passen-
ger cars will be ordered and the con-
tractor having the track work in charge
says ten days more of work vii: &c
the road completed to Macksburg,
weather permitting.
Last week. owing to the severe
weather, work was abandoned for a
time, but as soon as weather conditions
permit it will be resumed. New termi-
nails running close into this city are to
be built as soon as possible.
Several of the officials Of the new
road went to Clarinda Saturday night
to confer with officials Of the C!ar!nda
&. Blanchard road in order to get into
closer touch with the methods of OPP
Grating the work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
HELD OFFICE LONG TIME.
Webster cityan Resigns Sunday School
Leadership After Twenty. three Years.

Leadership After TWsnty.tnree years.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. Jan. 14.-Hon. Wesley
Martin. a leading attorney and pioneer
citizen of this city. has resigned the
superintendency OF the Baptist Sunday
school after continuous service ex-
tending over period Of twenty three
years. Dr. r. w. Holman has been
elected his successor.
Mr.. Martin is a veteran OF the civil
war. He has resided in Webster City
since iS76-thirty- seven years - the
same year he was admitted to the bar
in Illinois He has served as mayor
of the city and has the unique dis
fiction of being the only man who ever
refused seat in the state senate. In
1885 he was nominated on the repub-
lican ticket-equlvalent to an election
at the regular convention In Eagle
Grove-He was not in the convention
hall and when the news OF the conven-
TONS action was communicated to him
he refused it.
Mr.. Martin has been prominent at
the bar over the state for years and
ever since his arrival in Webster City
has been a leader In the Baptist church.
He has made popular and we'll liked
superintendent and his resignation Is
greatly regretted by the members of
the Sunday school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
CRUSHED UNDER TRAIN.
Aged Resident Of creston Meets Tragic
Dsath at Grand island, Neh.

Special to Times-Republican.
Creston. Jan. 14.-Nathan Corey,
aged 80, long time resident of this
city and for many years employed as q
machinist by the Burlington Railroad
Company shops here, was instantly
killed at Grand Island, Neb., Friday
evening. He was standing on the street
crcssig watching a freight train pull
out and stepped directly in front OF a
passenger train which ground out his
life. Mr.. Corey was visiting daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Miller, in Grand Island
in company with another daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Graham. of this CITY, They
went there for an over Christmas visit.
The body will be brought back here
and buried beside his wife who passed
away several years ago.
Mr. Corey was veteran Of the civil
war. A few years ago he retired from
active life and has made his home with
his daughter here. A son In Minneap-
oils besides the two daughters survive
him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
BREAKS A COLD IN A
FEW HGURS-PAPE'S
First Dose Of Pape's Cold Compound
Relieves All Grippe Misery-con-
tains No Quinine.

After the very first dose OF Pape's
Cold Compound" you distinctly feel the
cold breaking and all the disagreeable
grippe symptoms leaving.
1t is n positive fact that dose Of
Pape's Cold Compound taken every
two hours until three consecutive doses
are taken will cure Grippe or break up
the most severe cold, either in the
head chest. back. stomach or limbs.
1t promptly ends the most miserable
headache, dizziness, head and nose
stuffed up. feverishness. sneezing. sore
throat running Of the nose. mucous
catarrhal discharges soreness. stiff
ness and rheumatic twinges.
Take this wonderful Compound with
the knowledge that there is nothing
else in the world which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery az promptly
and without any other assistance or
bad after effect as a 25-cent pack.
age Of Pape's Cold Compound. which
any druggist can supply--it contains
no quinine-be sure you get what you
ask for--accept no substitute-belong
in every home. Tastes nice-acts
gently.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
ASSURES SUM OF $4,000.

To BE Used on Official Route Across
Boone and Story Counties.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada. Jan. 1.-THE securing OF
the governors recommendation for the
$4,000 fund for government all Tor
Boone anG Story counties which was
made the latter part of The week, as
sures the sum of $50 900 - he expend-
ed upon the Nifty mile stretch Of the
official transcontinental route across
the counties from tie east lire Of story
county to the west line o. Boone. The
Of Story county have made
a conditional appropriation Of $4,000 to
be supplemented by $4,000 raised by
by The councils Of Me-
vada, Ames and Colo. and the trustees
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
8. B. HARTMAN. N. D. !.

.. p. HARTMAN, N. y. cause any ono
Columbus, Ohio. to cough the
same ~ . catarrhal effusion or an &C.
emulation OF mucus. Cough is a
wholesome effort to protect tho lungs
from Intrusion. from harmful mater
ials. A cough should not be regarded
~ foe, but as . friend.
Pe.ru.na Removes the Cause Of
Cough.
Pe-ru.na 10 cough medicine IN
the strict sense Of the word. It as
sists Nature in getting rid Of the ac-
cumulated mucus in the bronchial
tubes. It assists. first, by strengthen
ing the nerves that control the act Of
coughing. And. second, by its expec-
torant effect the mucus discharges are
slightly thinned, making them easier
to expectorate. In other words, Peru
ma acts with Nature.
Any one taking Pe-ru-na vii very
quickly find himself better able to
cough, The cough seems to be more
satisfactory. It is q deeper cough, in
which tho mucous is raised and easily
expectorated. Pe-ru-na relieves cough
by removing the cause Of the cough. 1t
works in exactly the same way AZ every
other medicine ought to work, in har-
money with Nature.
Ask your druggist for free Peruna
Almanac for 1918.