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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

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nleeFes am iiioIi4en @noe Der 4ndters
taot s~erlduft Ti9 in Idnbiges 9eoIane,
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niHt an ben Iebten SGuieru, fpubsrn
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lnb nun gsbt e bic LAUDER gepfldlterteu
8dbrpege 5tpiidfn si%nseFaBtsn, tur5gss
i6nitfenan Rdienbeettn ntIang. 2iRts
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men ie brei RitIenseIaiBe lire Iansen
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

bol Ga btm Jeber6alisr UNI Finst mt
Saktn. bic sr ber IorgeRbtn 9iutEsr,
Dem Iisbsn SnGbeldn I6rtibM nia.
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nHb Gin briiter ptrIolgt nit Spdnnung
In sinem 5eridmbtntn Shm0ter be
@dhidte Der d6snieutrliheH Gr0fin.
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9eib' unb @lieo Iisbsn bort bic ilsinen,
nit 9umsu ~perfsbentn 6oI5IardHthsn.
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SHboIt iehsH. pa Iiegsn 8ii9n, tlsine
@ubsnfsn aus tDefiferasu 6dfsH, 8dl4es
tide. EobatsbiidfeH IorgIom btrtant.
9liitfdiffs habsn Bic Sffisiere ibrs
Guarfigrt IN ben bii6fHsn Ra6iatR aus
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~msndosneed iGnnsn. 9i9ts 1T bier
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litfeit BET Rabintn .nir6 nod etho6en
burh jdEi9itH gjIbsrT1mud, ben jsbgr
nad leinsm Gelffaad nrgebrodf bot.
Die Gffi5igrsmEe = Der Speiiefaal
bur9 tiHtH @orbane dbstttHt.
49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

sen eiR sEober &aam s,lG.itp. 10 lie
oem Germ bienen tOnnsn.
9as 5eltbeoedts @ottesbdus aHf Dem
9ed 1T - rpeldl eiseHartiger apntraii -
BON @sfdiibitdnben flantiert. r6isr
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fagt Der 2Gufsr. sSsbt Iinb bic 2auit
fort. Sntel Gam bat iit In Bernabs
rung senommeu. Gie babsn uns bic
MluHitirn fir bic sr0Bsrfn @sidlBe err
Part. llnb bier binten" mir iHb
am 9ed aneslaugt uno itfben nebeH elmer
10.5 aanone, beren plumper 2auf aus
pem grauIeinsuen llsbersug ragt
bier 1T unIsr groBss 9edeei6iib, bon
benz Der gerfdlluB entferHt it, Die
fhpielise 6duf BEG Ssemanues fret
helt 3Grtli6 ben eberneu aduf uno e
tIingt pie GebuIutt aus Der rau9tn
Stimms, als er bon ben fpdnnunsspuIs
len 4linuten Ipraf, In bsnen bic Rauhs
fabne zines 8ampfsrs am 5ori5ont Iihts
bar nuroe unb BE tpilbe 5dgb bsgaHu.
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cine FreunbIide Sobae: bic S9nsib,rs
pertfatt. Sd ipabt burd bIiBbldatt
8suIitrleiu in oas SnHsrs ua6 oginRsa
niden mir Iddenbe @siidttr an. Die
Bitter Der babel nub Sasrs fdbeIn unb
fIiden unb bic Rdbmaiains iiHgt ilr
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

Btr bsuts. mad 5lpsi uuo einsm bali
Ben Sabr ots fur6tbdriten Grieges, ben
bic Wsiteef6i6tt tennf, Berlin betritt,
Der muB ii6erlih Dor glIem, tpena er
unpdrteiira urteiIi, bariiber I%taunsn, bic
oeuiTds ReihsbaupiItabt In ibrem gans
sen duBersn Bible 10 penig perdnoert gu
finStn. Dem Quge Ielbit oes geii6tsn
geobdhters bieist f9 an Der 0berildde
fat ni9ts, poburh fd bas Berlin BON
beate BON benz Dor brti Sahren unttrs
I6eiset. Sin btr gulsaber gtrIins, in
Der 5risbridfrubs, hsrriht nod OaFelbe
9e6rGngt BET Tag un5 Ra9i. Die
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nail BON lodenoen Marsn dasgeitelt.
IN ben bobsn 9auslpGnoen Ihimmsrn
mad Giniriit Der 3unteIbeit bic e~lettris
I9sn Rttlamep un6 gtIdmiidte 3amsH
ellen gsI66ftig burd bic Strdben nit
mG6tigen 9afetsn. 3roihten baiitn
uno poltern. Qutos roltu uno pruiieu.
am 9otsbomtrs, am Qnbalters, am
6risprids StrabeRs 8abnbof tpogt ss Don
4nEommsHotn oosr abfahrsnoen. Der
Qtem Der ganssn saersiiaen, arbeitss
FROZEN, saberi6tiiden 9aupttaot TT
nod 70 lebbaft, 70 Oampfsnb ME ie.
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Tia ouf ben aopf iteleBbs 9iiee. III a
sl b~sbaupten, bab Berlin, dls @raba
meiisr fiji bas gtIumts Deuti4idno, cts
fdSpft, entmutist Iei!
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INNER. Sc LIT nod LANCE nidt am 9trs
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iprahe berItnnb uno btsbaib Iid In ale
len i6ren qastinftsn uno wabrnebmuus
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an Der peiten psripberie bsr Gtaot,
bort, no bic Qrmut bauit, no bic bins
meIboben 3ins6duisr nit ibrsn tpobIs
fsitea Stuttobilbidalm smporFrsben
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gientnitod ~ iosar duf bieIs fhdbigs
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fdnb perbaut, In oas QusIsbeH Der
Gtuls 10 pis friibsr. ardFtiat Gsitaitsn.
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pro5entIas; buneben freiIid aud idmaIs
briitige, blei4e Meni6tn, IoIde ipohl,
bic angtfunbe 8efddftisune bdbeu.
9as mai tbemaIs aud 70. Dds III in
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BEN gprt.
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lretsn ME Dor bem arisse. ST Is tpdbr9
sc f9eint fpsnigftens 70. 4bsr biellsidt
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

Sin ,adufer' pirb mir Susspiekn,
Inn mid bnrh's G9iIf 81 fiibreH. 81
1T Elm GROCER, tao9ieer Geisas nit Bds
rtHEabsn nno blousa ainoeraugtn. SD
babe ben Mlonieltragsn boHse5pgsn, ben
aldtn getriimmt unb bic GduIte In ben
S1fHen p~srgrnben; bsnn bier auf bsm
offtnen Bed psbt Der Binb 70 TAFT uno
rdub. baB Is oarG WlGrt unb gein
fhneioet. Or absr fsht nod In psibtr
esintnnHiFDrm. unb aug Der Getmannss
BLUE Isahtet brOnssn bic trGfiige
gruff.
3nsrif eehfs nan ohtern. 9as biHs
tere 3td III ba6fsrmig nit einem gros
zen Gegsl ibtrIpdnnt. Mnf ber 9ampTs
iDiHbe biHter ben emiitrnsn Waf 1T Gus
bronnem 6eI5t tin fhlihisr grs6iets
5iu6I oufgeboai. 9ag 3eIibdd unb
seItr StuH biIem eiH InFtigts @otiess
hdus. 9itr bsridmmtEt i6 an Saes
bes Germ Bic Mdnaf6dff, bic Iuihsris
iftr RDnieHipn 1T. 6Hr Bic 4ofbcIiftu
II auf eem fem ptrIafsrsR Aarpnn1in.,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

bdusli9 Elm, pFIsgen buntt 9luneu,
fiben in truuter aunbe unO iiHgsn Isbas
Iudtspoae aisbtr.,
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= bstdtigt Ith nuBbrtngsnb btutfdsr
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IdDer anf untunebmungsluftigen Mdns
Hern lagert, uutsr eensn btr 9tiit NIB
bissns Isbt, bic abr bier sur 5attns
Ioiieteit ptroammt fno uuo III BEN
Seoanten, lire qfliht unb Gduloieteit
gstan gu baden, teinsn 8roit finbsn.
9lun on 8orb. Bel Der 9eeriibang
Happen bic 5aden. Die peiBbe6anos
iduhie 3edte fIieet an biz NiBs, Bic
9altuHg If tabsaos. @ie gut ods tut,
mad Sabyen omerifaniIttr Salamparei
tpitoer einmnl bsutids 3u6t uBb osats
iden Sdneib gu Iebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02
2Snltn pom 6ente.
Bon 81. guIf BON e6isrbraHb.

ltnaebrodeutr NPnt hberaG. = Nienanb 5weHet an ~i1litkIi6sn
sieae. - Die nenen $4,000 sur sOmnefrOnt. - Sinssub 3isbtH
Fe gsscu Den 5tub. - Sin v%fcidIOier" Sag bel a~eupHSFi's.
gansleber unO liI6teafs. - Der 3tmmerfsaHer ans Der s1weiS.
- Sin SfTSr aus ben aarpat6en aHf ltrIanb. - 9Gs nsns
GbarIOttenburg nnb feline 6legan5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02
Anf Oen 0ett|6en !Sifts- &rm3ern
III 96ilaoelp6ia.

e. ~ : &ms Ga mO 6 81. s&f Swuprms GaNIm in Der gGAr G@p gane Sc Bill
La@8upRr III sr &Hhe - I'm Smo. - shamur DENT Hpa ndRua&rs CESS ~ 2fu
neneH Son GmF sdmfk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

feinen Iaonea CABIN, ieiner tdaheIfn
9slsudiuna, fsinen Recommendation airs
hsn unb palais, ME e tdum In irgenh
elmer anbtrtn grobitabt aa3utrsffsa TT.
W0ge Is ma6ien, bliibeu anb Ferner gss
ntibeHl
gloh Gins bari man bi tiner tar5en
Gdilberang bon Berlin gur strifgs5tii
nidt ibergeben, ndmlidl bic ItarIe Sc
ttiligung bss MeibliheH Bel alien 6ans
iierunetn unb 8sruItn bic dnF btr
Strabs fiatbnr Iino. GrItauaIi9 !. q.
ifs, pie fanen fd bas JrdutiH
G9aiFnerin auf ben G~tEabeababnen
singtdrbeitst bat. StStrmann nimms
fe bin ipit has doium - ais E0nnfe Is
nidt anoers Iein. limb fla ihaltst utD
Idafft 70 Islb~fiberftdnbIid. ais mare Is
tets 70 s%epsen. Die .Motor 2abb@ 1T
dtlarai 10. SIN Ghulerlaben pdllst Sic
5rau vRstFsrin' nnb EIOpft irdFtig ouf
bic Gohlsn los. tp1brsnb bsr ~gsnatl@
mitbiIft i'm 5att. Die .RtfpsbDps~ Ifnb
msih .Aspsgirls@ esuorbtn. ueberau
trifft man oaf bic gt~snberterinntR her
Mannsr an bsr Groui, unb ibsraa Hsi
len re aud ihrtn .Wann'. 9adre ouf
BEN 3dhnm habsn lt aud. ipit i1 MID
H~ber5eugen tonntt, als ID i'm @orbeis
f9Ienbern sirem Aebebusu suborit, bag
cine b0umiiarle StrdbsnpfloIttrin NJ
eintm .fdno6brieen- gsitnsR hatts.
H.mmts lire arme nit ben fran
musIsiu ouf ben 5sntHsrIdmertn aomm
pElod nnb fHris i'm an: .Mdnnsdtn.
psun Gle BET MD paFsH obnt, 70 fonis
msn e man fer unb orbsttsn e isisf
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-09
lays Simple Remedy
Prolonged His Life
:. Ca1d,uell's Syrup Peps'n
Effective as a Remedy
for Constipation.

among older people the various or
is of the body have a tendency to
up and weaken, and this is us
ly first manifest in a pronounced in
ivity of the bowels.
food health is dependent on regu-
ity in this important function: when
,r there is the slightest indication of
lstipation a mild laxative should be
zen to relieve the congestion and dis
Sc of the accumulated waste. Ca
lrtics or purgatives should not be
lployed. however: these are too vlo-
i in action and their effect Is only
nporary.
mild laxative such as the Combtna-
n of simple laxative herbs with pep
!, known as DR.. CaldwellS syrup
psin, is the ideal remedy. It IS gentle
its action. bringing relief in an easy.
tural manner. without gripping or
her pain or discomfort. is pleasant 10
taste, and can be obtained in any
ug store.
Mr.. Robert LeForgee. 91S Kirkwood
,ulevard, Davenport. Iowa, says ne
s always had a bottle Of Dr. Cald
el's Syrup Pepsin in the house for
e past eighteen years. and that by
ing it occasionally as the need arises,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-09
MIS-. H. II. BEAMAN DEAD.
Pioneer of Southern Grundy County
Dies Monday Night.

Death. at 7:2O Monday night. at her
home. 4O2 West Main street, claimed
Mrs. H H. Beaman. a pioneer resident
of southern Grundy county, and resi-
dent of this city since 1898. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reaman had returned home only
Friday last from southern trip. cut
short by a severe cold Mrs. Beaman
contracted at New Orleans. Mrs. Bea-
mans death was due to pulmonary
tuberculosis, with which she had been
a sufferer in more or less severe stages
since eleven years ago last fail.
Mr. and Mrs. Beaman left this city
a month ago with the expectation or
enjoying the winter mon tbs IN fiorida
and California. The trip had been
completed as far as Florida was con-
cerned. and on the trip up the one
coast and down the other, Mrs. Bea-
man stood the trip we'll. While on the
way TO Los Angeles, via New Orleans
ON Dec. so. Mrs .Beaman caught cold,
and in her already weakened physical
condition was unable to rally.
Mrs. Beaman was born Sarah Ellen
Brooks near Farmer City, ILL.,, Dec y,
1874. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Brooks, moved to southern
Grundy county in 1854, settling on
farm Just across the Marshall county
line. Six years later Henry H. Bea-
man. a young man from Stephenson
county. Illinois, came with his parents
to the same neighborhood, and on Feb.
%. 1864. Mr. Beaman and Miss Brooks
we're married. The wedding took
place at Vienna Center. this county.
the ceremony being performed by
John Hunsdon. one OF the earlier
iustices OF the peace OF this county.
Mr.. and Mrs Beaman started on
their wedding tour OF three days IN
a spring wagon, and their first stop
was in Marshalltown, where they at
tended a Washington ball in the ne"
Arson House, which stood on South
Third avenue, about opposite the
present old Y. M. c. A. building. The
second days stop was in Albion, ana
on the third day the youthful bride
and groom reached their home. Mr..
and Mrs. Beaman lived on their
Grundv county farm from the time OF
their marriage until June, 1875. That
wear Mr.. Beaman plated his farm into
town lots which went to make up the
town that bears his name, and IN
(which Mr. and Mrs. Beaman lived un-
iii they ,a1ue mere Ii NocoG:5a1, 1888
M. Beaman was engaged in the real
estate and collection business In Bea'
man from the time he left the farm
until he came here. In this city, on
Feb. 90. 1914 Mr.. and Mrs. Beaman
celebrated their golden wedding.
In addition to her husband Mrs
| iRearan is survived by one brother
wv w. Brooks, Of this city, and two
half brothers. Omar Brooks, Of Cleg-
horn. and Edward Brooks OF Mime
sofa. One daughter, Cora Adella. VINO
WAS born to Mr. and Mrs. Beamar
| Nov. &c, 1855, died Dec, .. 1881.
II Mrs. Beaman was member OF tht
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-09
Many Are Tied For
Best Seed Corn Prize

II all the seed corn saved by farmers
for planting next year is anywhere
nearly as strong in termination az the
samples shown at the county fair and
subject to termination test at the Mar
shalltowr Club, the county's yield next
year ought to be a record breaker
weather and soil conditions being ia
>vorable
The termination test was completed
Monday afternoon, when the readings
of the termination were made by NJ. A.
Hauser. Of the extension department Of
Iowa State college, AInes. There are
so many perfect scores that the prize
Of $40 for the sample showing the best
termination will have to be determined
by the executive committee of the fair,
when it meets Jan. 16.
Forty-six samples were entered for
the termination test. OF these twenty
one OF the ten-ear samples showed per-
feet termination and were scored 100
per cent That scoring means that OF
the six kernels of each of the ten ears
that were terminated all sixty kernels
sprouted strongly. Two ten ear samples
Of each Of three exhibitors were scored
100 per cent.
These three were g. II. Neff, Lis
comb; g. H. Beane, LeGrand;; and S.
E. link, Green Mountain Fifteen other
exhibitors whose samples were scored
100 per cent were Frank Goecke, State
Center; Henry Kirkland. Nevada;
Harry Yetley, Garwin; Mrs. f. Thel-
ander city; D. V. Mclean, Lamoille;
w. P Collins, city; w. B. Collins city;
George Appel, Vancleve; J. II. Easton,
Liscomb; J. l.. Collins, city; P. r.
Secor Melbourne; Clay Owens, Green
Mountain; Dewey Woodwork, Green
Mountain: H. c. Eckles, city; G. F..
link, Green Mountain.
Just what method the executive COM
mittee will employ to award the prize
is not known. Owners Of the samples
OF corn can now procure them from
Secretary w. VI. Clark, of the county
fair association
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-09
TWO COURTS IN SESSION.
Grand Jury Instructed in One-Swear-
ingen Case in Other.

Two courts were in session begin
ming this forenoon. In Judge Cum
mings court, for the January term, the
grand jury was chosen and instructed
and went into session. In the other.
before Judge Willett, arguments were
being made in the SwearinSen will
case.
Judge Cummings had no special in
str.tions to give the grand jury. Only
one prisoner. +. l.. Williams, was ar
raigncd in court to object to members
of the jury. Williams is being held for
passing a had check. The members OF
the jury are F. NJ. Wheeler. foreman:
August Armbrecht, c. ]. Buck. r. j.
Eibs Jacob Galloway, George Wohlert
and John Wagner.
Arguments in the SwearinGen case
attracted a larger crowd at the trial
which was transferred to the east court
room this forenoon, than has previously
attended. II is expected that the case
may be submitted to the jury Wednes-
daV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-09
In the District Court.

c. L. VanTreese( indicted for carry
ing concealed weapons. was sentenced
only to pay the costs of the case by
judge Cummings Monday. The court
was lenient because it was Mattresses
first offense Of carrying revolver IL
legally.
Judge Cummings ordered the follow
ing cases dismissed or to be dismissed
If not brought to trial: Ramona V.
Toohey vs. Avery r. Toohey: Let's
Fletcher Company VS.. B. J. Shook, ct
al. and Evans e Howard Fire Brick
Company VS.. the Marshalltown Sewer
Pipe & Tile Company.
The petition for divorce filed by Roy
II. Cook against Mrs. Adelia NJ. Cook
was dismissed by the plaintiffs at
torneys without prejudice this fore
noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Lscomb Red Men Association to w.
Fl. Boyd, lots % and "a, block 8, Lis
comb, $500.
Maggie Zimmerman. of Cook county,
Illinois, to Glen G. Buck and Edward
Sheppler part of lot /, block 10, State
>Center, 81.
Peter Mayer to John F. Prazak, lot
I, block Z, Electric addition, 81.
Harry Gerhart to J. D. Plumb, lot
SO. Melrose Park, 800.
Glen G. Buck ct al, to A. D. Woods,
part of lot l. block 13. State Center,
$512.
Trustees of the Congregational
church Of Gilman, lot s. block 20, Gill
man. $905. .
Edwin r. Kallenberg. ct al. to
Esther L. Black, part Of lot 6, block 4,
Rice's addition, 81.
Harry Gerhart. trustee. to J. D.
Plumb, lot 142. Melrose Park, 500.
John Schuler. of Story county, to
Gertrude E. Adams, lots l and 2, block
., Dudley's addition to State Center,
$500
w. H. Boyd to r. L. Buchanan lots
% and "a block 8. Liscomb. 81.
George l.. Sieg to J. w. Reusch, lot
4, block 3, Jerome's addition, 81.
j. B. Classen to Wiley G. Ward.
100 acres in Vienna township, 81.
Horace NJ. Nichols, of Lincoln
county, Oklahoma, to John l.. Wagner,
so acres in Marietta township, $4,000
Horace VI. Nichols to II. f. Tomlin-
son. 100 acres in Marietta township.
$4,000
Nelson Lackey to George Enderley,
lot 6. Lackey's Terrace. 81.
Charles s. Stubbs, OF Calhoun
county, to f. S. Stubbs an undivided
one-half interest in five acres in
Marietta township. $3.50.
Edwin F. Kallenberg to Oscar G.
A. Kallenberg, land in southwest Mar
shall. 81.
LeGrand Quarry Company to Philip
Cozzie, five and one-third acres in
Quarry, s245.
Rose Morgan, ct al, to Emma Brad
ford, land in Marion township. 81.
Anna Anderson to Louis Wiese.
land in Linn township, 81.
Myrtle l.. Poe. of Ell Paso county,
Colorado, to Susan f. Dunkle. an in
terest in land in Green Castle town.
ship, 81.
Charles Edel to Clara Edel Kopel,
an undivided one-siXth Of two-thirds
of 2i0 acres in jefferson township,
1898.
6. +. Johnson to Ruth f. Villas part
OF lots and ), block IA GiHespie's
addition, 81.
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and in this way keeping his health
good. it has prolonged his life, and
brought ease and comfort.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold
by druggists everywhere, and costs only
fifty cents a bottle. To avoid imita-
tons and ineffective substitutes be sure
to get DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
See that a facsimile OF DR.. Caldwell's
signature and his portrait appear on the
yellow carton in which the bottle is
packed a trial bottle. free of charge
can be obtained by writing to DR.. W. 3.
Caldwell. 455 Washington St. Month
cello illinois,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-09
ASSIGNMENT OF CASES.
Law Actions Set For Trial Before
Juries of January Term.

Law Actions Set For Trial Before
Juries Of January Term.
Judge Cummings made the following
assignment of cases before iuries, be-
ginning with Monday, Jan. Is:
Monday. Jan. Is O'Prien estate,
Busby Bill Posting Company VS.. city
of Harshalltown, Robinson VS.. Miller
Binford VS.. Levin.
Tuesday, Jan. 16-Dunn VS.. Dunn,
United Engine Company VS.. Gimre
Miller VS.. Winebrenner, ct al: Tate
VS.. Miller Ewing vs.. Fidelity Savings
Bank. Eggers VS.. Robinson.
Wednesday, Jan. 17-Butler vs. Nc
Combs Bros, Williams and Graham vs..
Joe LaPlant. Amendt VS.. Wehrman,
Malvin VS.. Morris, Howard VS.. Miller,
Kubik vs.. O'Lear.
Thursday. Jan. is - Dickut rs.
Evans, Lundy ". Miller. Darwin Com
pany VS.. Forney, Beale vs.. Rague,
krupicka VS.. Hensel, Kendall vs.. Iowa
Railway and Light Company.
Friday. Jan. l9--Nan Hoy VS. NJ d
st. L.. Harrison vs.. NJ. & St. L.. Young
VS.. Iowa Railway and Light Company,
Fields vs.. Nerdincr, Gabelman VS.. Hen
derson. Butler vs.. Cummings.
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Licensed to Wed.

Charles McCaskey. ditcher aged So
al Colo. and Sylvia G.. Spray, aged 16.
or Urbana, III.
FINLEY Turner, aged IS, city. and
Mar1ory Buffet, aged Is. Of Lamoille.
4, \. Nipper. mechanic, aged &c, of
this city, and Gertrude Hartman, aged
%, of Steamboat Rock
Abraham Olson, switchman, aged 81,
and Gertrude NJ, Pohle, aged 90, both
of Gilman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-09
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos.
trils and End Head. Colds.

You feel fine in few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh will be gone.
Your clogged nostrils will open. The
air passages of your head will clear and
you can breathe freely. No more dull
ness, headache; no hawking, snuftling,
mucous discharges or dryness: no
struggling for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply
little Of this fragrant. antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. let it penetrate through
every air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen inflamed mucous
membrane, and relief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs. Don't stay stuffed-up
and miserable.
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Sc Pictures to
Get Tenants For
Vacant Buildings

ctures of vacant buildings in MAJ
town suitable for factory loCa-
will soon be sent all over the
TRY to concerns IN search of cities
rhich to locate branches of manu-
uring plants. This new plan of Sc
ng locations, and giving aid both
he cities and the manufacturers is
He'd by the Industrial Utilities
lpany, of Toledo, O., and thru cor
pondence with the Marshailtown
) this concern has asked for in
nation as to sites which might he
j for locations here.
L response to these requests Score =
!, Johnson, of the club, has recently
pictures taken of the old pottery