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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
KENTUCKY HEIGHBORS.

me Democratic nonInatf0n for
Representative n the Legislature
from the Norsan-Wolfe district i
in dispute. J. W Perry having fiIed
: eOntest against I'd Cecil. who
wOn in the August ? primary on
the face Of the ret1rns by - votes
Perry carried Morgan county. where
both live, while Cecil god the most
votes IN Wolfe eOunty- Perry serv-
ed the NOEgzn-wOIfe district IN the
1915 session Of the Legislature. -
ing eIee5ed ~ = RepsbIiezE, thOzgh
claiming 70 BE . De1OerzI Defeat
ed for she DenOerzSfe nOninzfsOa
IhzE year. he was PIT uD bg the
Republicans and w0a IN the rsgu-
lar election He vas denied admit
lance 10 The DsnOcrzste legislative
czueuss bat this did nOt deter him
voting vith Shs Democrats On All
questions Perry a one time sss
the Representative from Owen cosn-
u.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
MAMMOTH HIPPODROME SHOW
STATE FAIR night ATTRACTION
Magnificent Horse Show Pavilion VIII Be
the Scene Of Brilliant Spectades During
the Eleventh Annual KENNEDY State Fair
Mounted Band and Other Wonders

he EaUi6ceat Horse show Pa
slIi0a q he Eeaszcky Stzss Fzir
Gr01n1s. VIA ecIt1ss IN size and
g1aerzl DO5erairy tie famous Md
- Sqizre Gzrdea Circle q NeE YORK
Cl-y. ufu - TIE scene q brilliant SPEC
t1cles d1riag TIE co1ing eIeve1th Al
nal K1tucky STATE Fair 10 be heId
= L01isviIe. Ssp1enber 155s nexL
J. L Dear. Secretary q the State
Rsir. has arranged for the greatest
aipp0dr01e Stow ever e0rrea tOEerh-
- far > celsbrzrfoz q this kind and
III oily IN 01t-of1OEn visitors. bit
LeEssEzIIe eirzneas ~ rel be aston
ilhed an 6zEgkted a he prele1ri01s-
ness znd exeeuezce a the entertain
14r pE0vL1sd 4 tie mammoth and
hrEiznrIT m1nEnzfed arena hat A.
11rds s1ch ezceIelt back grOznd for
any e1-e-tainne1f oEred
The exhibEtiol- Ehzch i n tie IA
tire q HippOdrn1 vsadeEile. VII -
IN each n5gk1 II O'Clock ard IN
dds TIE HzrEe1Ous NDe- Nzrz1terre
I'D her imported Arabian High School
Horses, Ckief GerunfDO ard SanaOg-
=. Al her uneIceled hzEh5unping
stee1- ST Patrick. Who hOIds the
vorlds record q feer 10H i1eheA.
nd hzs posted ehaIIeags q 1880
. Al co1ers against this height
Mne- Nzrznretre vin also eZhibit her
uo11erflI trUrrilg Ostrich. Gsucho.
gko. hi,sksd vl.h running horse %
. ft11 Izgo1- nade and n0v holds the
uu--fs speed recorl
{ Othsr feaflres a The program n
eide ths SIX Flying Herbe-ts. Con-
ee1ed - be TIE -besr aerial al IN
Tie c01nry- he senszrio1al nfd-zir
Gying and catching q tkese spIeadid
athletes i : w0z6erflI <iEE-, A. vel
- : picturesque one TIER costumes
ne Charged Al every Performance ard
thsF perform On : rigging thfrfy-sFs
Ted fru1 the grUunl
he Ahrue Family : made up q
Ire nz3e and one female artists Tie
N are rep1red TIE fastest and most
sdlIfnl performers n he Sor5d and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
FARM BOYS ENcAMPM=NT
sharp RiNzIry VIII Be Exhibited II
kentucky State Fair BY Bud.
ding Agr5r1IturTsts-

AIreadysEhr0ughOur the entire farm
ing districts q the one hundred zns
twenty counties Of The state the Little
Farmers On Eh0m the future prog
res and prosperity Of the common
vezIrh depend are looking forward
With keen interest % the delegates Il
BE selected from ezch county for the
Farm B0gs Encznpnent n the Ken
lucky State Fair. 10 - he'd n Louis
vile nexr September 1510-
he boys. during their encznpneni
Il The fair. are regarded a guests and
yards q the Management. and every
thing possible i done % make their
rrip n The nzrlre q gala event. a.
vel - one q inestinzbIe beneEt 70
then frnn IN ed1ezrionzI s-z1dpoinf
Each day the boys are taken On tours
through ne various departments Of
the fair and lectures b. authorities On
the various phases Of agricultural and
nechanical science are given free Of
charge
Quotations from sppreciative mis-
sives fr0a the farm boys q last years
eneznpnenfs state:
-.Ahore ererrthlnE else TIE Fair fauEhfl
ne . regard kenruckT as ole q the fore
Ms. states q the CnIol-
Wha1 Dleased ne mast u1s the Dis
o0vsry hat Ihsre Is uore y be st1siei nj
1Er.culture rkan lad eTEz Eusp1creo-
Ed1carlol- as embodied = the State
Fair triR. Is The parhnndsr 20 surresz--
As the coming Kentucky State Fair
IS destined to be the greatest in the
history Of the state. the boys ~ho sue
,eed IN capturing the representation Of |
heir county VIII Be fortunate. indeed
md may vel look forward with an
icipation Of pride 10 The wearing o.
he white cap and button hade thai
vim mark them As one Of the F1rs
ioys' Encampment Of The eleventh al
Iual 4 rsucky State Fair.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

hey hold nore medals and Trophies
tka1 any oeher sf1-high zcTokzrie at
n ne sksE u0-Id Thsg Do S0zsse
ard triple so1ersz1lt<. PyEzzid bzfEG-
ing etc, and vork wfrh An ease z11
grace that i renzrkahBe They are
cubass and s-zad unrivzIIe1 II rhslr
line
he Eve Ferris Wheel Girls VII a.
fer . real novelty in vhieh The quiz
terre Of bezufies perform starting AID
senszri01zI gymnastics o. > revolving
Ferris Wheel Tie girls are pre-ry a
pictures. wear gorgeous cIorheS zn1 n
ADDITION 70 TIER ainbIe1ess and skin.
rhey are ilsrru1eafzIssrs q marked
ability and vary their tGrs WITH co.
certs o. brass q classical - vel
- popular Ezrure-, Al night their
vheel i gorgeo1sly i1I1ziuzted With
coIOred incz1descenrs that give . ver-
liable fziTylznd eject % their turn-
King Edwards Ls01 Acr yin oHer
sensation q TIE highest order IN TIE
Performance Of > beautiful gro1D Of
wo1derf1IIy trained @1-earerz The
liOzs are An zggregztio1 o. monster
S1bian animals. EhO 90 through The
most amazing tricks and eSosutiOns a.
TIE instance q their intrepid trainer
ard TIE rurn a. . whole : szid 70 bel
original and dfferezr frCn tks stere
osyped znfnaI AZ a cold possibly -
he earire exhibiri0a takes Place IN Al
strong stesl arena, QHsEing perfect
protection % TIE slecla-1Tz
In addiri01 % these high-eisss acts
znd Tie famous BerIiner Mounted
First Czvzlry Band. there riu bel
shown each evening Al Interesting SCI
ries q the best sadie horse and hzr-l
ness rings ever exhibited n Ke1r.cky-
his VII. Of course. include the sen
szrional SZ.560 CozuEszi01eT Of AzIti
culture nvegzf-ed szddIe horse stake
sor which the pick q The sadie hcrseI
r1-Id Is entered
Owing % the excessive expense znd
he exceIIeace q the enrerrzfnueztI
11ered there IN BE > gate adzissf0aI
= : cents charged fer The night wax
ieville and hlDD0dr0ze performznce8
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
ZELDA

School \ progressing r,rsIy a,
this place
Qzite = crowd frO1 Zelda attend
ed church a Mayo chapel Sunday
night
Nis s1sa Hicks vzs the guest Of
Mss Bertha and jamie CurHutte
lsueSz1
Ms D. H FsrgusOn. Of Prestons-
burg Is visiting home folks a. shis
writing
O. W sznnons. Of Louisa vas
calling On Miss Margaret Rieknan
Sunday
D. c Bsseher. supervisor visited
our school Monday
Barney vanhorn and Mis- Mary
Stump attended Sunday school At
this place Sunday:
Miss Mary Davis has gone 10
Jenkins 70 attend school
Steve surnutte vas in Ports
last week
Willie Ferguson vas visiting
home folks Sunday and Monday.
c. W. Hickman. Who has been
Fisitins me folks. has returned
o Is va a Ashland
There b an ice cream iesti-
a At 4 school house Friday
lghi. 81
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
BUCHANAN.

seAcoI 1 progressing nicely Al
tkis psa-z-
ASss Lacy Burris IefI Tuesday
Gor hs- hone in H1ssingtOn- she
has b<er enJOying co1ntry life for
month With Ma Lon Black. -
sides many other relatives ard
friends
J. O. Black i holding . revival
nesting a. Bss-s FSEk-
Qain shannon LEFT Monday for
Huntington Ehere he viii Eork-
Mr. W z Calhoun Of H1nrirx-
ton arrived from Portsmouth, Frs-
Dag. where she had been visiting
her oE0rher. 2 y BIzck-
Everett Black left Monday for
HnnIfngro1 10 vork
Misses Elizabeth and Anna Black
Ein Leave Wednesday 10 visit The
forler1s sister. Nrs- Nettie Blank
en<hiB. Of Louisa
Rev Neff eoadsete,s TIE funeral
Of John NunIey-s little son Of Ports
mouth AZ Durbin. Tuesday a cy-
rus chapel
Pail B1rris 1 the guest Of Her
bert Black
W Z Calhoun. Of Hzntingtor
spent Saturday and Sunday here
TWO SWEET HEARTS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
FIRST CAVALRY
MOUNTED Band
U.S. Bandmaster Ber.iner and
His Crack Musicians
Engaged


R110lph Berli1er and HIS zczzre5
First Cavalry Band las ben secured
- Secretary J. L Dent a attraction
hehIef q ne vaudeville prOgrzn %
be 0zered nightly n the nzgziscsar
I've st0ck pevLIi0n Al he Kears-ky
State Fair. 70 BE held n L0uisEfIIs
zu SeP-ezber 1530
AIrh01Eh this rzrt q ne z11sene1t
roster tur the eleventh annual Ken
t1eky STATE FIR Sin k1zsr ne cream
e kIpp0dru1e zrrrzcrluns. Il i safe 20
szy thzr he Berlizer had III prove
fArandHaEzy the Eos1 se1szrio1zl. sur-
przsilg and Delightful Eszr1rs ever o.
fersd % The puhlie-
his VII be the first tine II history
hat genuine mounted czEz1ry bzrd
hzs ben offered a. = professional AZ
Traction and the Dzinrafnz1ce Of rzgid
reEllzri1n detzl preserves za z1nO-
srhEre a martial picruresq1eness and
Inspiration that ezrahlishes = new
precedezr N tie outdoor elrerratn-
ne1r World There are thEr1y-6ve ue1
u he d1znzEaIi0l. zpDeEDg n rhs
p1rz1es fD0ulred and diz1011-eil II
c1lcerrz Military cere20lies and De-
tails hzrrIs tzh1ezu and other 1ea-
tnr@ a N alnosr unendIlg variety
ard a 1rresEise ehs-z<-er-
DErectur BerEner / : fano1s prO-
graz arrznEE. his erper1elcs u IL
service. cuzhined Via HIS spEezdl1 o.
porrUzr5es Is uzssczl director q O.
eAestrzs II several leading netrop01-
itzn thez1erz. cabling hin 10 en-
s-rurt offerings hat appeal 70 an
tastes in music. and he : oo1stautly
erolEi1g neE and selsano1al eEscts
S02e q HIS mounted concert features
co1e As = conpleEe s1rpriss. and ke |
and his Del are constantly engaged /
II Studying ouf Novelties q Al kinds. /
While the regulation cavalry hand
Is composed q = nel. tie BerlIner
First Cavalry Band embraces - men.
al SPEEDILY mounted and trained q
TIE last detail. and al are skilled M
slclans. belonging 70 lie American
Federation a Musicians and bossrfne
soloists and specially arsisrs who
draw salaries that many recoEniredl
,eaders might ven envy.
n addition 70 handsome and pr
'ectly trained mounts. The hand Il
'cuipped With ssriki1g cavalry service
khaki uniforms horse trappInrs|
guitons ana other military parapAer,
lolia ana with their nne mouats anal
military hearing they presen; IA In
'p'rinr and sle'nEeseas appssrspee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Tie Reese Lunbsr Co. corpOr-
alton doing bssiness in Norgan-eo-,
O. Monday began the cOnstrueti0-
Of = railroad from Reduise. the
terr.tnus Of TIE North FORK rail-
road. uD srraighf creek 90 Divide
s.d down Coz creek. IN N0rgAn-co-
Ihe.1e ~ EIk FORK distance o,
1--WE mikes 10 = zig bOsn6.Ey Of
Ii7ker- To saw this out ths sa7s
company . psrrtHg - = large ban1
nil a. the ROEfk q Coz creek
Hazel Gres1 Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

The EIee1ioa CoaEisssO1eEs d
Brezfhi1t county aet n Jackson
Saturday The Isth. for TIE Dsrpose
Of canyzssing the returns from ths
diffsrsz. counties n the 5sth Sssa-
tOrizl district n The rsce1t primary
bat owing 70 so1e eO1teariona
over the vote Of OssIey-e0-. tAs
commissioners adjOsrned sithOs'
dzre IN order 70 have Senator H0sE
present AZ the seztinE- They 2er
again NO.czy and gave the cer1L-
nczte Of E0ziEari0s 70 chas- D. Ar
nest-Nr- HOgE having oosasced that
theTe vas Al errCr Il tie vote q
OSsIey ~ certified - the coaniE-
siO1eEs o. tat cOGEfg-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

KITCHENS. KY. Asg- 2L-NIss
.EEEa BIscsOa. aged ssxre@s years
daughter of J. B. BSe6sos. Vas
srruek and almost instantly killed
az ZIG yesterday afternOOa - ths
z X srcoznO6zriOs train
he engineer Of tke train says
HAT Ma Ble6sO7 vas walking
fron her hOEe about ore hnndred
yards frOa The trzeks and sreppsd
II front Of The engine
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Daring the rzinsrOrn Tuesday
lightning struck = chimney fIue or
A1nf lane Kashis residence and
scattered brick zrOund Ike bOsIIes
|st an Irish wzks- Niles Wilson. .
guest ard Uncle Dan Hurst we're
II an adjoining room 70 the ore IL
entered. and the latter said his
left jzv felt ~ II = hole we're bOr-
ed through Il and his Left am vas
numb Al the 5s=ncer clap ore Of
Mr. Wilson's 5eet new Up - II shO-
from = eztsDuIr and he vas IiEping
when he left for home AHnt Jane
kash eseaDed any senszttOn- -
cause she vas lying On bed--Hz-
ZsI Green Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Norehead. Aug 2I--NOr1on Lit
lie. empIOyed a. logging yard near
crzney. On the Norehezd L North
Fork railroad. vas seriously hart
today He boarded the log train 70
90 for = doctor for his sick child.
axe when the train was rearing his
home. he attempted TO aItght While
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

W W s G1nsaIss. = farmer Nv
Ing near Fleming. Pa. SAYS he A4s
used Chznbsriain's coIic. Cholera
and D1zrThOas Rszedy IN HIS fan
~ for fOuE1seE years. and that BE
has fOsnd Il % be an sxreIlesf
rszedy. and takes pleasure IN zee
o1nending IL For sale b Louise
Drug Co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

the train uas still n nOfion- He
vas thrown under the vheeIs.vhiek
passed over hirs. eurring OF hls leg
jest below the knee He aIsO sat-
fered = fracture Of The sknII esd
other injuries IL i reported here
i 10 chance for HIS reeOserg-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

PikeviIEe--The ciri1ens- TeIephOse
Company. Of DdekfnsOn ard Buchaz-
An counties. Va. has Just eOapIst-
ed = lire from GEzEcy and Clint
wood 70 EIkhOrn City. On the bcr-
der betEeen Kentueky and Virginia
Il Wiz there be contested WITH the
lines Of the Sandy VALLEY TIeepho1e
Company. whith has is h=adquzr-
Eers AZ PikeviIIe-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Lexing1oz. AEg- 91.-MOEton Lit
lie. OF Czney. NO-g.n-co-. died Al
the Good Sznzrirzz Hospital Al
4-4e O'Clock Thurs6ay evening a :
result Of injuries received Ekss ke
Jumped froE moving TrsIgnr yrzll
a. point nsAr ais hone He Ezs
hurrJing 20 reach the seds1de 0:
his ehiId. uhO vas vsEy IN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Whitesburg. KY. A1g- 4z--The
Leteher county grand Jury closed =
ten dzys' session and reported I4s
indietnegts- II Is reported that
thirteen indictments we're returned
for alleged violation Of the election
lass. several Of which we're against
election officers for permitting. a.
charged. Illegal votes IN their re-
sDec1ive precincts
Shade and. Eek SEXTON. brothers.
we're indieted.ehzrgsd with the muir
der Of Christopher Meade. Is. Of Up
Per Roekho1se Greek. tvo weeks
ago II Is charged that the two
brothers we're II = seufne over an
old shotgun ard il Vas discharged
killing the boy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Mrs Tymandz CaIIzhan. widow Of
former Sheriff I'd CzIshzz. Of
BrearAitt-eO-. 1ss\ placed under ar
rest following the killing Of Greer
berry Combs by aInan paned N
IBtOsh-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

WhitesbuTg. Ky. Aug zz--The
Leteher-eo-, grand jUry made bnt
partial investigates into she aIIeg-
Cd vote traffic. returning thirteen
indictments, most Of vhich were =
gzinsf election officers for permit
ting Illegal voting The inysfdgztiOz
VII Be continued AZ the next So
sIon Of TIE grand Jury. il l. said
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
SMALL SUM ASKED FOR HOME.
Rem of Only $4,000 for Local 'nst;t.-
ton in Appropriation Bill.

Rem of Only $4,000 for Local !nst;t.-
ton in Appropriation Bill.
An appropriation of only $4,000 for
the soldiers home has been asked OF
the general assembly in the appropri-
alton bill that is soon to be passed by
both houses. The amount is probably
the smallest asked by any Of the states
institutions, and for this reason it is
probable that the full amount will be
allowed in the measure as finally
adopted by both houses.
Included in the $4,000 is an item of
$4,000 for additional heating apparatus
for the hospital building. The other
$4,000 is for contingent purposes. such
as repairs to buildings and for main
tenance Nothing is asked Of this gen.
eral assembly for new buildings or adj
ditions The additional apparatus for
the hospital is said to be a very urgent
need. as patients in the wards suffered
during the winter Of 1911-19l2 because
the building could not be kept warm
enough all Of the time during the severe
weather This winter the weather has
been so mild that this experience was
not repeated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
Story Leads to
Unusual Incident

An odd incident in connection with
the case Of mick" Helms, the man who
was arrested in the r. e. Sears home
and who is now in the Independence
hospital, has been disclosed thru the
publication Of the story in the T.-R
about the Sears house breaking. 1t
now appears that Helms also entered
the G. w. McNeely home, 4O1 West
Main street at about the same time
that he was in the Sears dwelling. The
evidence is not yet positive. but 1t rs
very strongly circumstatntial.
Among the articles taken from Helms
when the police searched him after he
had been arrested in the Sears house,
was a large meerschaum pipe. The
newspaper story included this pipe In
the hist of articles found in Helms
pockets, and it mentioned that the top
of the pipe bowl was broken.
G. w. McNeely who. with Mrs. Nc
Nicely. is in Los Angeles for the winter.
read the story. The mention of the
top of the bowl of the pipe being brok-
en- attracted his attention He made a
guess that the pipe was his. and that
perhaps Helms had also been in his
houee.
He wrote Chief of Police Clark to
that effect. and the Officer and Charles
Breckel went to the McNeely home to
investigate. McNeely had written just
where his pipe would be found. But it
was not there. Nothing else apparent
ly had been disturbed in the house. and
all the doors and windows were found
securely locked.
In the meantime the pipe had been
returned to Helms. who was in Jail.
When the McNeely letter was received
the police and the sheriff's officers
went the the Jail and attempted to Sc
cure the pipe. Helms said he had given
it to a tramp. The officers, however.
did not believe the statement.
Friday afternoon the pipe was re-
covered by Deputy Sheriff Goodale. and
it develops that Helms had told the
truth concerning it. A South Third
avenue man. from whom the officer got
the pipe. said he bought il of hobo"
The officers believe the pipe undoubt
eddy belongs to McNeely. 1t is large.
and deliberately carved meerschaum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
ADELAIDE THURsToN.
At the 0dson Thsater Thursday Even-
inc in = New Play.

| ING in . New RAY.
| Adelaide Thurston, who has many
friends among our theatergoers, will DC
the attraction at the Odeon theater
! Thursday evening.
Miss Thurston comes to us this sea-
son under the management of Francis
X. Hope who has successfully p1loted
the charming actress for years, In a
brand new comic play of today. entitled
The Love Affair."" by Frederick Pauld-
! ing. author Of THE woman's Hour. =
In The Love Affair."" Miss Thurston
has play quite out OF the ordinary.
and by far the best this delightful star
| has ever had. The action of the conf
edy takes place in the sumptuous sum-
mer home of John Savage on Long IS
land. New York. and altho only one
scene is shown, it is SO elaborate anu
complete that one of the largest bag
gage cars is required to transport the
belongings of the company. me
thousand and one little accessories of a
perfectly appointed home. showing
three rooms. including a substantial
staircase. together with fifty pieces OF
pottery. china and bric-a -brac, eiabor-
ate furniture. cabinets. art tables. ana
handsome electrical paraphernalia
The plot is very interesting one
and concerns mostly the welfare OF
Mary Bishop (Mlss Thurston). me
principal theme. however. is love fight
ing against money. The author has
handled this difficult question with
firm and decided hand thru many eN-
citing and unpleasant situations. he
has secured many laughs. In the role
of Mary Bishop Miss Thurston is
said to have the best part OF her
career.-Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
MUST BELIEVE IT.
When Weil-known Marshalltown Pee
ole Tell Il So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by d representative citizsn of Mar
snalltown the proof is positive. You
must believe it. Read this testimony.
Every sufferer of kidney backache,
every man. woman or child with kid
11y trouble III 10 ::"c:: &c read the
following:
T. S. Thompson, 60! East State
street, Marshalltown. Ia, says:
About three years ago took Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured from the NC
Bride & Will Drug Co., and they peg
manently relieved me of backache and
kidney trouble. This remedy restored
my strength and energy and improved
my condition so greatly that l was
able to ge- my proper rest, arising in
the morning fully able to attend to
my work l shall always be grateful
to Doan's Kidney Pills for what they
did for me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price oO
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
CELEBRATE CRYSTAL WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Galloway, Of Lis
comb, Married Fifteen Years.

One of the largest social affairs Of
the season at Liscomb was enjoyed Sat-
urday night in the celebration of the
fifteenth wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Galloway one mile ives.
of Lisconlb.
over sixty guests were present al the
Galloway home. Many handsome pieces
of cut glass showed the esteem in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway are held
by their friends. The hours were en-
ioyed socially and with music. An elab-
crate three course dinner was served
by Mrs. Galloway, assisted by Mrs.
William Moore. Mrs. David WeatheriE,
Mrs. w. B. Meyers, Miss Clara Bau-
man, and Mrs. c. E. Bueghly.
Mr.. Galloway and Miss Cora Buegh-
liz were married Nov. Is. 1855. d, Rev.
w. 3. Jackson. Mrs. Galloway is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elais
Bueghly. The fifteen years of their
married life have been lived on the
farm where the couple still resides.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-17
REGISTRATION PROCLAMATION.
To the legally qualified electors of the

To the legally qualified electors of the
city Of Marshalltown. Iowa:
You are hereby notified that the
board Of registration will be in session
at the following polling places in the
different wards on Thursday. March
20, 1913, Friday, March q, 1913. Satur-
day, March 90, 1913. for the correction
OF the registry lists and on the day Of
election, Monday, March 81, 1913, for
the registration of such voters as were
out of the city on all OF the previous
days of registration.
The boards will be in session from 8
o'clock in the morning till 8 o'clock in
the evening.
The boards will hold their sessions at
the following Places:
First Ward-236 East Main street,
northwest corner Of Third avenue and
Main street.
Second ward-Fire station No. 1.
Third Ward-122-124 West Main
street.
Fourth ward-Third avenue police
station.
Fifth ward-Bohemian hall.
All voters not registered III the city,
all who did not vote at the last elec-
ton, and all who have changed their
residence from the ward in which they
last voted, will be compelled to regis
ter before voting.
Given under my hand and official
seal this 18th day of March. 1913.
w. II. JONES,
Mayor