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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-27

FOR RENT-Furnished room, s2s
Blondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-27
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. modern.
one block from car line. 1915 Full
ton street. Phone 1947-Red.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-27

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-08-06
Clean Sweep Special Dry Goods

Iooo yards Calico Stanley Prints Sale price, 10 for 39
III yds Bleaching 80. ... .... so
10 yds (.1O) Bleaching w w w 68
l lot yard-wide Lawn go. $50. 49,. .... go. 80. O4
l lot yard-wde Percale, best 10 goods w ..O71."
Special values in Gnghams Chambays and Percales O7
10 Dress Goods 80. .... go. :. IL
10 Dress Goods 49,. IL IL
90 n i oouS '''' '''' 49, go. '''' 10
90 DiesS uoooS ...25
4o Dress Goods SO
Full size bleach Bed Sheets, 72x9O 49,. 48
Full size Pillow Cases 80. 80. 10
Special Lot Laces 05 to TO- Goods going Sale at
per yard .... 80. 03
Lot of Embroidery and insertions (worth 1Oc) going
this sale at .... 80. .05
Ribbons going at Sale prices 05 08, 10 49, for the
.35 Kind
cakes (5c) Toilet Soap go. 49,. 10
cakes Rose Glycerine Soap 10
10 Boxes (5c) Matches ........ ........ 25
3Oc Linen Window Shades 80. 49,. 80. %
QUO Lace curtains ..'' "a
cakes Best C05) Laundry Soap, Sale Price 25
packages Starch .. 80. .... =. .16
packages Washing Powder Sale price 49,. 49,. 800 25
IA cakes Laundry Shoap, "Schnapps' Sale price ~ 25
IL cakes Polo Laundry Soap Sale price ... 25
3Oc Broom sweep ... 80. 80. $50. 49,. %
4Oc Broom sweep out 80. 90
/ set Tumbers, Sale price 49,. 49,. .... ......... . 15
] set nice White Plates .... 49,. .... SO
Big lot Of Tin Glass; lass, crockery and Enameied Ware in
the Basement all going at Sale prices.
lbs Epson Salts {worth 1oc h. elsewhere) for 10
Down in the basement u f p Sl Glass crocerv Enamed 10
Ware, Pictures Photo Frames, Wall Paper Window
Shades Curtain Poles, Rugs all going at sale prices
Special $lo0 Negligee Dress Shirts little soed close
w M1Sa NH ,n oultam 1n roles o9
1oc Jaroneers .O8
soc Jardnecrs 49,. ... $50. .... .... ... .... . 25
zoe Jardlneers .38
Special values in chums. Milk pitchers and Flower
Tots sale price per gallon ...... 08
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-08-06
Bargains Below!

Ion 1all TO sec the Tables filled with special closing out
Bargains Cool place now, bat the prices are red hot
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

,h,. defeated army it WAS decided t'' 'n,,k. |, stand about fifteen miles form Juarez.
 The artillery was planted on hills on either flank of the position anh ,ln. infantry formed in a semi-circlr on the high ground.
 Villa advanced In three columns la ,h,. attack and opened on the center and ib. two Hanks of the fedcrnl'' simultaneously.
 tIroscos troops were working on temporary field entrcnchmcnts whe'' ,h,. attack began hut dropped their ,,,,,s and tn,k ul, rifles |" r"l"i Nilia'- men.
 \frr several assaults on thu f-drr Il. uusiiinn which were. rcpulsed Niil:. drew nfr and sent mck to .I,iarcz for his artillery as the federal batteries made it impossible for his men |" ear , rx ,,,, ,h. thanking movements that were. necessary |" dislodge tho tr"p: holding the high ground
 There Is Il iulI in the battle at pres . end and thr frdcrals are c"ntin",ns work nn ihc,r trenches and bringing u,, several guns that were mir''' m Il"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
HENRY LANE WILSON
 SAYS OLD MAIDS

,.,licy ". ,'r iom,. E"..'. r 'i w''". That ;h,v were han,li,"u''' " ''H va ,.ilait,n an: p."crisi init''ii .d Wash :netun amt hni imt,mr i'.'' -.""'t'si u,rh n.,in' hkc "f thr 't':A :,,h"ilg the representatives ar 'dhr f"rcigp powers in Mexico.
 The ha.turr of thc IN minister was listened to with interest hy all "f those present. and some "f hts remarks wrr' greeted with applause. while "rtair of his striturrs ui the present ad. m,nistIati,n were received in silencs
 In summing np Wilson said that ry,m yet il firm and decided tmli"y on tin in,rt of th" United states whr., could hc made known tn tlIr worl,l and then adhered {" would do moro tn s,ith. the unrest im Mexico than th: cvrrcln,nEing attitude that has pre- vailed f"r tlw last two years
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
FLEET NOT COMING
 TO SEATTLE P0TLATCH

tlesllip fleet tO proceed to seattle f"r the Potlatch celebration after it has passed through the canal illicitcd th" information that there were no defi- mite plans of any kind for the move ment of the fleet and that at present none would he made farther than keeping all of the ships prepared for instant service. While the secretary had been forced to cancel the ar- engagements for sending the ships Ia the west coast this WAS only tcntativ" and if foreign conditions were such that h would he considered wis" f" allow the fleet to F" tO Seattle it might yet he ordered there In th" spring.
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Tr;,>e cling as Mrs. Deigarde. Mrs Scott made the acquaintance of Field and he was attracted by her beauty mnd charming personality.
 The young man Iavished presen.s of jewelry and other valuable things upon the woman and became infatuat ed with her.
 Finally when the affair had pro gressed to the proper stage Delgarde was sent for by the woman and was told when 1t would be the proper time to enter her apartments and find Field in q compromising position.
 The plan worked 10 perfection un the womans' accomplice arrived on th.' scene in the role of the injured hus- band. After a sham show of anger Delgarde proposed that the matter could be hushed up if Field would sign |, check for large amount and re : .uin where he was until the check had been presented to the bank and lmyment received.
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VR8GtAs sSU0&Vs VI s'S
 LOS ANGELES. Nov. z+. Mrs. Vera Scott. who was formerly Vera t.rosser, and who was tried some tim,. ago for the killing of her husband O., !, train in Montana, confessed today thnt she had killed Marshall Field iii her apartments while trying to worN the old time budger game on the mil ltonaire.
 It has been supposed that Field was shot accidentally until the arrest Of the Scott woman on another chnrg'' and her confession of the murder of the millionaire.
 After hcing freed from the charge of killing her husband. Reese T. Pros ser, the woman. who is of the beauti- full blonde type and strangely fascin- ating took up with sporting man named Delgarde. Tn her confession she says that 1t WAS this man wh" planned the duping of the Chicag money king.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
Special Nugget Service.

WASItINGruN. Nov. :l. ti"n'v Lane Wilson. thr distrslt"l am'n's- s:,.inr tn AlcNh". who was 'lisn'iSs'h from the. diplomatic service lY i'res'- ,.rn, Wilson for his participation ih ,l.. rln, with resulted in the murder q: Mal.ro and the assumption of th" rrrshlcncy by iIucria delivered H i"'- tur.. n th,- l:casc" thca"r lr last night un the ,on,lit k,nS in Mexico.
 The thcatrr was packed [" it's "- .,,nsi t1,larit, ns ii was cxpcrted that Wilson would tliscios. some inst't" fn.,s h regard {" tf" workings '" the diplomatic end of the Mexican ,rnuhl.s as wrli IS tho real history nf ,lm plot against tho life of the Ma .,rr@ There were many senators and members of congress in the audience nn, iii cvidcnrc.
 i.,;rnry to cxpcicnti tions tlm"r Were uo srns,tiomd charges preferred against thc a,lmi,ist ra lion by the cS- anl,,ss;,.lnr nthrr than a general crii : i,.is,n If tIm policy s" far I,crsucsl which Wilson snccringly referred to ns Il n,ui her Mnhls,r,i diplomacy ah's and ,t,.. n,ji.y uf :, Ld of nli maisis. Wilson satd ,hnt from tho lnccp~ tion "f the Mrxh..n tr"uhlc which orirnn,cd with thc success of the Ain,lc,,, revolution and thr expulsion of i'rcsi,icnt Dulx thnt the Americ m .lIploinatic officers had never known frm ono day to another what the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
Special Nugget Service

Special Nu00ex SSevsS~
 Ei. pASu Nov. .i.- The federal ,,r,.s which were routed by General ruI,.s rebels and driven out of Ju- ur..z when that town WIS capture" ,;,N week rtr.a,tcd in much disorder ,, in. s,uthwurd. Villa delayed hls p..rsui, of his enemies until hls men had iu,Iu,rcl m their usual forty eight hours ,,m,urh and lumtins. This gn''' ti.. r.trc4.ting fc,ierais chance t' ,,.,r.unz, their sheltered ttiiiun" and -,, into some sort "f forno ti"n.
 Th, officers commanding the fed ,.,r,l force wore. ,ichating whether r ;,ui t., I.,kca stand in the hills in ease Villa followed up his victory anal per sued them when they were glHddcn"i ,y thc sight "f a fresh column ar f.,Iral troops under command "f t;rn sril bros,e'.
 This division of the federal, army which was marching to the rrlirf " .In,r,.z had with it several field guns ana tht rrsrrv. ammunition 2" much needed i,y the retreating army.
 After Il conference between G"nrrai t,ros.n and the commanding officer "'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
BIG BATTLE IN PROGRESS
 SOUTH OF JAUREz

,,,,.l some miles behind their present position.
 Az his line uf retreat to Juarex can not be cut Villa will bring forwar' .,u available tr.,ops and 1t is cxpected ,h,, wben he renews hla attack one ,,t the decisive battles M the prese" in the north will be fought.
 This will be one of the aercest con- test that has yet taken place dur'n< : ,h. present revolution for both com mnndcrs realize the importance "f winning the engagement.
 If VNl loses he will probably be forced to abandon .iuarcz which is i,n,,or,nnt HIS a port of entry md as th,. largest town at present in the hands "f thc rebels and if he wins and puts the federal force to com u,,t. ruut his way to the south will Ina. ,,n.n. This will give him Juarez os a base and he will he in posi- ,;,n ,o continue an towards his "b- ,rc,iy. which is Mexico City.
 Tb, federal commanders realize the ,muor,uncc nf checking tho rebel ad- vance and every effort will "' mno" ,,, hold their pOSitiun.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
NO DATE FOR CANAL.
Special Nugget Service.

w\SIIISCTOE, Nov. 2i.-The am u,,ol report of Colone, Gcthais super ,u,rn.,cnt of construction of the Pan anna canal. has been received at the war department. The enginerr-'n- charge. of the big ditch does not sc. any ,,rRnatc date for the opening ." the waterway but said it Will depeh" u,n,n the number and seriousness or th,. earth slides and tn" rapidity whh wbi,.b ,hc ,,rr,,gcs could complete their work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON Nov. :4.- -Ther" has l"n such storm or crh"lsh' ot thc administration nn account m in, rr,,ort that IL was at the re'iucsi ,.C the .\m"ririn government that tn En.tisb mru.uf-w.ir were witldrn WI from N.i.l ,rrz and th" only snr'' ,.rt.,iinn that foreigners could r'uil' on taken away from that port fhai s,rrrtur, uf state Bryan today i''su cd :, strong denial of the reports thai hc had anything to dn with the 'ca" of the British cruiser squadron
 IL is thought in official circles her'' ,b,, ,h,. slips were ordered 1w;," frnm N"r, Crnz as an act m inter nntuu.,l courtesy "n the part If Eng land N hen her admiral reported thai there Mas a strong American naval .n"r ,hor- amply ai'lr to protect 9 forricn interests,
 should inc English ships remain a' in, port and land marines for the pro- t,ct,un uf British subjects it would h' conclusive evidence that EnEltn ,inul,tr,l the sincerity of the tnit"d states government in it's statement i'ai il would afford ample pr.'t'rti F tu all foreigners.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
YOUNG FIELD WAS SHOT
 ln OLD BADGER CAME

ThIs was done and the woman was left to guard the millionaire while her companion went after the money.
 When they were alone Field decide that he would not stand for th' swindle mnd he attempted to aeav" the apartment. \ struggle cnsued m winch Field WAS shot by the womnn
 Becoming badly frightened at what she had done Mrs. Scott hid the re- volvcr. took what money her rictin, had in his pockets and fled from th" place.
 She warned the mnn DeIg;itic "n' they lied in opposite directions.
 The police have not yet located th" man but have track of him and az the woman's confession made after bcIng taken into custody is full and complete they will both probably b. convicted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
THE NUGGET
 BASE BALL CUPS

The set of silver cups which r.. | Divine and George Maynard. proprh tors of the NUGGET have put up as Il trophy for the indoor baseball 'eago are now on exhibition In the win""" of the NUGGET office.
 There is one large cup for the r''t' tain of ,he sucessfuI team and Il small one for each of the nine players and three substitutes.
 The presenting of these trophies III inc interest 0f good sport VIII ''h tn the season m 'n'i""' baseball and each player in the league has his eye on the prize.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
coMpERs REELECTED.
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Nov. a. President sam t:nmpvrs was to.l,y reelected |" head th. American Federation nf Labor. MT. t;nmprrs ri,vt ion was hy archma' ti.n. .inhn r. White and Frank Duff fy w.r" elected seventh and eighth vice presidents respectively. All other old otli,,.rs of the Federation were retired.
 \ resolution ftvoring the construr- in.n of government railroads in Alas ka WAS referred [" ihc executive cnun- ,il.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
HAS R0OSEvELT'S
 PARTY BLOWN UP

He thought that as far us any serious composition tO the democrats went the ptogressives could be eliminated but expressed the belief that the old re- publican party would be back in th:' game and that 1t would have [" be considered as a serious contender for the approval of the country.
 Mir .McCombs refused to discuss the result of his conference with the presi- dent In regard to New York matter other than to say that 1t had been decided to eliminate Murphy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
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 WARRINGTON. Nov. 24.-After a conference with President Wilson to" day leader McCombs who Is to dis place Murphy at the head of the dem- ocratic party In New Yrok expressed the opinion that the progressive par ty fathercd by Theodore Roosevelt had blown up and that the only foe thu democrats would have to meet al the next national campaign would bc the reha bilitated republicans. McCombs said that by 1916 the progressive par ty would be so dead that unless 1t was the leader himself there would not b' one single progressive fin the country
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
FEDERAL OFFICIALS APPOINTED
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Nuv. -. Atl"rncv General AIcrRyn"l,is hns drrhlrd tp appoint !. \. Preston "f l'kinh to ihs. federal atinrn.'yShip nt san Frnnciscn.
 The president aixn sent tn tl,c sen ate the names f John F. Hugh of Alaska to b~ collector of customs of international revenue ni Washington. Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
FIRST NEWS
 FROM LANE

IT, H. Mailer today received q tcic- gran, from Louis Lame in rrrtfd i'' urnyisu,ns and other matters. Tn" t..l,..:r;,ni was signed hy Lane ana sent from circle City which seems 10 b" conclusive proof that the explorer has reached that point
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
BRYAN DENIES SENDING
 REQUEST TO ENGLAND

of the foreign office m wi'i"'r'w'h . ,h. West Indian squadron from vert cruz although il is denied that thi> WAS done at the request "f ih" Nm ..,,.,, ..,,>,rnm,ut The sentiment ore, .iiling here is that l" f"r"iGn-rs' ar. being given I,r"prr pr"te't"i r' Mexh." and that IL" time h"s p'ss''' for the English gorcrnmc 't m my other government to a,,Iuicsc h' states. The Times says -dtt"rtai'A that it IS evident that the Washing ion government either has nm the dr sire nr the strength to act with firm land in Mcxien and ,h4,mnds .ar t!:.' ministry .r,sr playing int" th'' weak hand of Washington ana adopt a r"'- icy of it's own without regard [" the Tinted states which will insure ih : protection "f British subjects and in trrests in Mexico.
 The general ton" "i the i."n'l"'' prrss. while, nm unfri"ndiy |" iii.' United States rrgrris the aplnr"n. wcaknrsS nf ihr position assum''l h: Washington and hints that th" tin''' has ...m. fnr Eur"i'" [" act for h"r self without regard |" ih' hi'e'i states.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, Nov. 24.-Thc managers of the big Patlntch to bc h.d her next May have received letts.' from tle secretary of the navy saying that # will be impossible to send the At h,ntic battleship fleet here for the celebration next May as had bee" promised. The secretary of the navy did not give any reason for the change in the plans of the department and It has set the people wondering if it can bc on account of any international questions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

lee cream and candies fresh every day. Leave yeur ersisrs ser ysuv Thankssivns iee cream as eariy as pessibls at the Nsss Candy stsrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
THANKSGIVING BALL.

,m. Auxiliary lady wishes Il" ''' ,r,,,iy. man [" dance with her al the Manufacturing hall. Apply A IL. ''''' Thursday night o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
MAY POSTPONE ALASKA BILL.
Special Nugget Service.

WASIiiNGTpN Nov :i Ii has been decided io lay the currency hiI' l.fnr,. the senate on December s. This may i"sip"nc th" consideration "f the Alaska railroads hill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
WILL PROTECT FOXES.
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 WARRINGTON. Nov. 2l.--S"ciT- tary Redneld has isued an order "hk ng it unlawful to kill foxes "n 'h' >foynak reservation until 1918 and to kill land otters until 1915.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
NOTICE

All members If the Catholic i.iirars Club are requested |" meet at st. .fnScph's hnn Tuesday evening at s:s".
 F. F. Mt'RrHv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov. :l. Th' president today sent to the s'"'"' ,be nomination of l. F. rindcii u' "'' ,rh,sso,lor tn Russil and stuart Fuller of Washington {" b" '"hS"' general at large.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

Cents fur essts. kid fur parkas.
 ladies fur coats. fur robss. sheep skin sox and mittsns at Helts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

Board of Trade Restaurant is no" reoosnsd for business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

Mrs. eartIstt's dancing aIass every Friday at . p. n. at x. X. hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

W.ASIllNtiTpE. Nov. .4.--lniuirers at the navy department In regard to the change in the pInns for the bat
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

suekiins pigs at the Independent Meat Market.
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Sucking pigs at the 'ndspe"oen Meat Market.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
WEBSTER ARCTIC PRESIDENT.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Nov. .4.-- Edgar Web strr was today rlctccd president ct thr Arctic C'luI,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24
MRS. PILES DEAD.
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Nov. .i.---A'~. Files. wifi. "f former senator Piles died here today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

L.u\In,N. \M. a. There iS con siderable, criticism here of the arti".
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

Fresh oyster cocktails made daily at the Navada.
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Board of Trade Restaurant is nov reopsned for business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-24

Board of Trade Restaurant is now 'eopensd for business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-07
TELEPHONE POLES Of CACTUS
Arizona Government 10 Planning to
Make Good Use Of the Giant
oahuara.

Sahara for telephone and tele-
graph poles 10 the latest idea and one
that 10 to be tried out. It sounds
plausible and II II believed that it
will be more economical than the old
style Of poles. It's test IL to come
from Tucson.
The government 10 to build tele.
phone system for the forestry service
Of the Coronado forest reserve. The
first of these lines to be built out Of
Tucson Is to be used into the Cata-
linas, and 1t IL there that the sahuara
experiment is to be tried.
Where they can be found In what
approaches alignment, 50 that the
line will not have zig-zag too much,
the sahuara up in the canons through
which the line will pass are to be
utilized for the purpose Of attaching
brackets to which the wires will be
fastened. And so the secret is out.
Along tho proposed line It IL DIFF.
dcult to set poles. owing to the rocky
nature OF the country traversed. Not
only IL this the case, but 1t is DIFF.
ficult to st the poles up there in the
hills to set, while the sahuaras are
right there in many instances, and
while not 1t q uniform distance this
10 not considered important
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-07
POSTMASTER GENERAL SHowa
WEAR AND TEAR or LIsrENlNo
TO PLEAS OF HUNGRY.
sEsEr ~ HoRpEs DAILY
SINCE TAKING OFFICE
BurIssen's Intimate Acquaintance With
All consressmsn and Senators Makss
Task More DifHeuIt- Republicans
Expect 20 Sc Civil Service Rulss
Badly Shattered.
Especial Corresponderce.;

Especial CosrespondeEce.;
Washington. Juno 7.-Probably the
hardest pressed man in the whole force
Of the administration circles Is POST
master General Burleson. More job
hunters bear down on the postoffice
department day after day than on any
other department Of the government.
probably more than on any other two
departments. The new postmaster gen
eral is a fairly philosophical parsonage
but at that he is beginning to look q
little careworn and to lose that free and
easy way he bore when he was mere
congressman.
Ever since March 4, Burleson has
been beset by hordes of place seekers.
Senators and congressman have
swarmed in on him daily by the score
and the two score. Any time Of day.
one can go to the office OF the post
master general and find senators and
house members galore. Each man in
congress, as rule. has candidate for
one or two or three postmasterships
under his wing. Sometimes the afore-
said candidates look worn and hungry.
as II they had long been In quest of Of
flee and needed the job to pay for house
rent and grocery bills. The postmaster
general IL 30 occupied with candidates
he has little time to devote to policies.
An ordinary garden congressman has
oftentimes to sit around two hours
waiting to get the ear Of the postmas-
ter general.
Too Wide Acquaintance.
The situation is made worse from
the fact every man in the house and
senate. with few exceptions. knows
Burleson personally. He finds 1t hard
to resist the pleading Of a democratic
member Of congress with whom he mas
served for years and knows intimately.
Moreover, Burleson has q soft place in
his heart for the politician down at the
crossroads who has fought the battles
of the party for 10. these many years,
and has never got anything more than
kind words for his pains.
The pressure for Jobs on Burieson
is so great that republicans in con-
gress say the civil service system, so
far as postmasterships are concerned,
will be badly flattened out before the
end OF this administration. They look
for a general cleaning out OF republi-
cans in all postoffices high and low
lust az rapidly as 1t can be brought
about. OF course. men Will generally
be- allowed to serve out their terms
and in the case Of fourth-class post
masterships. the forms of examinations
will be observed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-07
LOCAL MARKETS..
Prices Paid TO Farmers by MarshaIl.
town Msrehants.

Prices Paid to Farmers by MarshaII.
town Merchants.
S. p. johnson quotes the fol-
lowing prices in trade for country but
ter and eggs:
Butter-27.
Eggs-18.
GRAINS
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place of business In this c1J. subject
however. to market changes.
Corn-50
Oats-33.
The following prices are quoted by
Narshalltown dealers for the different
varieties Of farmers provisions. grain.
produce. and hides. tallow. wool pelts
and skins.
HIDES. FUR AND wool.
H. Willard, Son & Co.. quote the
following prices:
Green hides-10 cents.
Horse hides. large-33.oo.
No. tallow-5 cents.
Medium wolol-15@1s.
Coarse wool-13@14.
Fine wool-12013.