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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
Praises This Remedy
for Lung Trouble

Nany peupls. are led to believe that
Ling ffouAle % = diseaAe which cannot
Be- csnqp8sd. This Is wrong. as many
have fully 1scovered their health.
chaAss IT climate hs. helped some, but
uaaW up1s hSye been restored TO health
b b9sofhthG the freshest air. eating we'll
e0oka1, wholesome food, being temperate
in 49, habits asd adding the tonic quail
to- Oe Dck1aan's Alternative, medicine
for 1Arna6 ed Lang Troubles. 1nvesu-
ns~ins Green. KY. B. No. l.
'A9enoensn: The spring OF 1905 had
OSVeR4 cUuEA for Etx months. tried
All 10 Dodj0As that my doctors recon-
HenAed 70 NE. but no results came for
he bsttH, ! hsd night Ewea.s, and you'd
seA Aas = :nEssh,ns But At la IT.
s6te4 thst I ~ your medicine. In one
nest In ny condition, and after had
~ IA u NE ( nImfy believe that
$1,000 zlksSattve will relieve any case
e - trsseh II taken before the last
U6As,lo 4. c. BETTERSwORTH.
AbUSe abDf0viAted; more on reque3t)
0e1Ea1s Alternative has been proven by
1A1y DsoU te0 to be most efncacious
1oe 0o1as0 Throat and Lung Affections,
HFo0cA1G1o, bRoDchiai Asthma. Stubborn
Cd66o o1d IN upbuiidinG the system.
tQ11aan0 no narcotics potsons or habit
&0anG lruGD. Ask for booklet telling
q E14evesi0 ana write to Eckman
EaSsgate1. fl1adeiphia. Pa. for evil
lnAo. For sale By ali leading druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
Tn. New Monument Works.

Marshalltown Monument Works. F.
W. Freeborn. proprietor, located South
First avenue, Marshalltown Monument
Company. 1921 South First avenue.
Business is increasing very fast.
Spring shipments OF new monuments
arriving every day. l have now the
largest stock Of high grade monu-
ments and markers ever shown In the
county.
Ny stock included besides the fam
Gus Wisconsin mahogany granite. OF
which I have the exclusive agency OF
this county to sell. the well known
Minnesota GRANTEES, the far famed wes-
terly for carved and fine work and the
Barre and other eastern GRANTEES.
From now until May 80 will sell
this stock at a grea. reduction as l
must move it quickly to make room for
more stock which will arrive shortly.
People are beginning to realize that
there is an up date place to buy
monuments as is shown by these, few
Of my contracts:
D. o. Greene recently purchased q
fine four ton monument.
The <yce estate three and q half
ton monument to be erected In Brethel
Grove cemetery.
An Iowa Falls party a three ton
monument.
These are to be erected in the fam
Gus Wisconsin mahogany granite.
Also a beautiful five ton carved
monument Of pink Westerly to be
erected in Riverside cemetery for Dec
Grafton Day.
If in need OF any monumental work
do not fail to see me for can save you
money as I have no agents and can
therefore save you their commission.
Beware OF knocking competitors as
can guarantee all of my work to be
perfect in every detail.
If unable to come TO my office phone
20 $50 or write me and l will cali and
see you.
Marsnalltown Monument Company.
just below the Masonic Temple. 1924
South First avenue, F. ". FTeeborn.
Prop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31

addition, which the will orders sold.
To two nieces, Margaret Nolona
Wright. of kendrick. Idaho, and Ber-
tina Newell. Of Rochelle, H., Mrs.
Towner bequeathed $50 each. All the
rest OF the property she gave to her
four sisters, Hannah NJ. Elliott. Ken
drick, Idaho: Lydia A Horton. and
Lucy Bee.lis. Rochelle, H.: and Sarah
NJ. Beddow. a member OF the soldiers
home Henry r. Millhiser, who was
nominated executor without bond, was
appointei
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31

- Corn freedom is yours at last,
not next week or next month. but right
now, "GETS-Tr" goes after corns as
q crow does corn. There are no more
greasy salves that don't remove, no
more files, razors and 1abbers that
make corns grow. Put q few drops Of
"GErS-TT" on and see every corn and
ca,lus shrivel and vanish. That's the
new way, the painless, sure, safe, quick
way. Only "GETS-IT" can do it. APP
ply it in seconds.
Every druggist in the land sells
"GETS-r," rs cents bottle or sent
direct by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Ill "GETS-IT" is sold In Marshalltown
Inv Mcbride & win Drug Company. P.
Mayer & Son, Henry c. Sieg. Be!nert
Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
LAYING COURT HOUSE FLOOR.
Werkmen Begin Tearing Up Old Tile
To Replace With Terrazzo.

Worknen began this forenoon to tear
up the old tile Aoor in the rotunda OF
the first floor of the court house. The
thing Is to be replaced by compost
ton floor known as terrazzo. Not only
the old tile, but about two or three
inches of the cement foundation on
which the tile was laid is to be dug
out so that the new floor will be at the
same level as the old. Because Of the
noise made while grinding the surface
Of the floor with a machine. this work
is to be done at night so that the Of
Ace work and the district court will
not be disturbed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31

Cummings directed verdict for the
palintin In the case of w. 9. Montgom-
cry VS.. Mrs. Dora B. Beebe. Montgom-
cry sued for $3.50. claimed 1t to be due
him as commission for selling quar-
ter section farm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
PIeMAN ASSISTANT CHIEF.
Senior Member Of Fire Department Ad.
vanesd to Better Job,

senior MenbeF OF FIre department. Nd
vanesd to Better Job.
Resolutions creating the Office Of as
sistant chief Of the fire department
and appointing c. c. Pigman. of central
station crew, to that Office, were passed
by the council this morning. Pigman is
the senior member of the force under
Chief Kirby. The salary of the assist
ant-chief was fixed at $50 month, an
advance Of IS for the appointee. Pig
man has been captain of the central
station crew. He will continue to be
stationed UP town, and his duties will
be those Of the chief during the latter's
absence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
AK ID. sand eids.

A cail for bids for the exclusive priv
ilsee Of pumping sand and gravel from
the city's gravel deposits north Of Riv-
erview park was authorized by the city
council this forenoon. The bid IL to be
for the season Of 1914.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
w;ae~,. viii prob.+.d.

-, TIE I'll! 6: M-s E.!zahe.h v Town
or. which disposes of her home in this
city and some personal property, was
admitted to probate in the district
court Monday afternoon. The real es-
tate 10 lot 6. block 2. webster's third
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31

Licensed 70 We'd.
William D. Dighton. farmer, aged 80,
Of Written. and Florence Hutchins,
aged 10, Of Conrad
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Court Directs Jury to Find For w.
Montgomery.

After the plaintiffs testimony had
all been introduced. and the defendant
had offered no evidence, Judge B. F.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
Pedersen Gaze 70 Jury.

The case Of Mrs. Annie Petersen
against the city was submitted to the
jury at $3.50 this morning. The jury
had not reached a verdict At noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
Swell corns? Try
Wonderful 'sGETS.IT'

Grsatss< Corn curs World Has Ever
Known. "Gets" corns Sure as Fate.
Thousands say "GETS-IT" is simply
magic. II you've tried nearly every
thing under the sun to get rid OF those
-orns. SO much the better for GETS
IT."
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The Washington herald., 1914-12-06

but with UUHkiuG cry and look Oi
wOrdleSs horror Mis- Arbuthnot retrSated
from him and wildly waved him back
NO, no. Don't touch me. Don't come
near me- she cried. TOUsinC herself tC
sudden energy: then swung around sud
denly and fairly rushed from the room
\ moment later the taNiCab whizzed past
the window and pelted off in the direction
OF the town, taking his lordship and his
hancee with il. and leaving two silent
men standing alone in the little bar par
lor looking into each others eyes over
the Uttered table and the broken tea
things.
Great Scott. Clcck.'' said Narkom.
breaking the silence suddenly. TT was
she who objected to the police being call
ed in! She who fought against st. Just's
you don't think. do you'-
Don't mention 1t. 1t is too HORRIBLE
raped in Cleek before the thought could
be fathercd by the words. or course.
quadruply enriched; but-why not the
Texan cousin? Why not the ne'er-do-
well brother? Why not st. Just himself?''
Good heavens. man! You can't pos
sibly suspect him? Why. he courted the
induiry-he brought the case himselfI'
But Cleek suddenly screwed round on
his heel. for with a mere perfunctory
knock to herald his coming the door
swung inward and man entered the
room.
To the undisguised amazement Of the
Superintendent and his famous ally it
proved to be Petrie. one of the attaches
OF the Yard" and IL was evident from
the moment of his entrance that he had
come in Guest of Narkom. 1t was also
evident that he mistOok Cleek for just
what he appeared to be-a gentleman in
no way connected with matters pertain
ing to the police or the doings OF Scot
land Yard.
Beg pardon IL l intrude, SIR" he said
as he advanced toward the Superintend-
ent: but Inspector Bird said that you
rang him to say that you'd be at the
Blue Egg at Thames Ditton IL anything
should turn up, and being as something
most important did turn up, sir, the in
spector sent ME here, in hot haste to de-
liver this note. said there was no an
swer, sir: but as it was very unusual
circumstance he took the liberty OF layin
the facts before you without delay Hope
haven't disturbed you"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06

aratcd condition? The village doctor was
sent for, of course?"
Yes, but the case was beyond him.
| He suspected Opium-althOugh the sub
ject did not respond to any OF the tests
for that druG-gave a soothing draught
and confidently expected that the effects
of the thing. whatever II might be, would
soon pass over and the patient return to
normal condition. To the contrary, no
such thing occurred. The Joyous de-
lirium seemed to increase rather than to
abate, his laughter, too. became more up
roarious, and after seventy-two hours OF
appalling mirth the unfortunate young
man suddenly collapsed and died-life
vanishing like the blowing out of a can
die. The rest is soon told, Cleek: but 1t
only adds to the horror and the mystery
of the thing. After the funeral. broth
ers and sister felt that they could no
longer remain in a house associated with
such an appalling occurrence, and, to-
gether with Mr.. Brand, removed instantly
TO a far distant town and an entirely
different home. Three months later the
frightful experience was repeated and the
third brother, Harold. smitten in the
same way, passed in the same laughing
death and lessened by still another one
the list Of Miss Raynor's heirs. No more
of Scotland for the stricken family after
that. They hastened to England-to Lon
don-and Mr.. Brand with them. \ fur
nished house was taken in Belgravia.
They entered into possession of it exact
ly ten days ago. and yet last night the
laughing death entered and claimed its
prey again. The youngest child of all has
been smitten this time-a little fellow
Of ten years-and If he too. dies there will
be none left of that fated family but Miss
Arbuthnot here and her elder brother.
N1aa.Naa ~.
bottom Of it, il you cant
And get the rascal who's behind it.
the inearnate fiend who's engineering it!''
struck in Lord St Just. Get him and
hang him, Mr.. Cleek, as such beast de-
serves to be hanged"
Il shall take the greatest pleasure in
doing so, assure you, Lord st. Just. The
secret assassin is the one being in the
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
THE MYSTERY OF THE
LAUGHING DEATH

in. After having for years and years
forbidden anybody to mention the name
Brand in her presence, what does this
eccentric woman do but decree in her
will that, in the event Of the Rev. Ar
buthnot's daughter and sons dying with
out legal issue, her fortune and estates
should revert to Eugene Brand. only son
OF the man 1 once so dearly loved, to be
his and his heiys forever"
"a remarkable cOdicil," commented
CleeIS
THE will had scarcely been more than
probated before this Eugene Brand turn
ed up in person and called upon the
heirs direct. \ purely friendly call. he
said: he had come over on the death Of
his widowed mother to see the land of
his fathers birth and to hunt up that
fathers relatives. Didn't know a word
about Miss Raynor's will. he said. until
those new-found cousins told him-hadn't I
even heard Miss Raynor's name before in
all his life, and certainly didn't want
her money. as he had quite enough of
his own. Miss Arbuthnot and her broth
ers took a great fancy to the man, and