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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
A Triple Occasion.

MIR. and Mrs. John N. Ditch cele-
brated triple occasion at their home
on Sunday, November 8, It being MT.
Ditch's 80th birthday and 50th we'd
ding anniversary November and
Mrs. Ditch's 18th birthday, November
10. Mr.. Ditch is enjoying excellent
health, but Mrs. Ditch has had bad
health the past few years, and at
this time is suffering with sprain-
ed back. The wedding cake was a
sponge cake, Mr.. Ditch's favorlte
cake. with fifty small candles. The
presents consisted Of wearing appar-
rel. A photo was taken Of the aged
bride and groom, also Of four gene
rations ALL departed after singing
Home Sweet Home" and God Be
With You Till We Meet Again, re-
uuested by Mrs. Ditch. Those con-
nected with the family who enjoyed
the pleasant occasion were MIR. and
Mrs. John ~ Ditch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wantz and son, Leander, MI.
and Mrs. Carroll G. Bemiller and
daughter, Margaret Beulah, MT. and
Mrs. Elmer w. Zepp and sons, Wal
ter and Sterling, and Rosa D1etzel.
The evening guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Petry and children,
Lester and Carrie.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
DANGERS OF A COLD
Westminster People VIII DO Well to
Heed Them.

Many bad cases Of kidney trouble
result from cold or chill. Con-
gested kidneys fall behind in filter
ing the poison-laden blood and back
ache, headache, dizziness and dis
ordered kidney action follow. Don't
neglect cold Use Doan's Kidney
Pills at the first sign Of kidney
trouble. Follow this Westminster
residents example:
G. T. Bowers, retired sergeant, U.
8. Army, rs Liberty st., says: Nearly
every spring and fall I have a slight
attack of kidney trouble. a Geld
usually settles on my kidneys and /
have pains through the small of my
back which are SO bad cannot bend
over. Many times during the night I
have to get up to pass the kidney Sc
cretions and at times they are scanty
and then again profuse. Whenever
these spells come ON, I use Doan's
Kidney Pills and am Immediately re-
Heved."
Price Coo, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Bowers had. Foster-Milburn
Co., sMfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
SNYDERSRNRG.

The pupils of Snydersburg school
and their teacher, Mr.. David IL. Frock,
decided to have an organ, and soon
plans were made to have an oyster
supper and royal good time socially
on the evening Of November z. The
pupils and their friends soon got
busy, getting the consent OF the Off
Gals, who have the Lodge Hall in
charge, to give the room and their
aid in making it a success. Despite
the inclement weather, large crowd
congregated, and contributed literally
both to the social and financial part
Of the program. After all the re-
mains were cleared away, the teach
or and pupils were overjoyed 70
learn that the net proceeds were
about $40, enough to purchase A good
organ for the school and leave q
balance i'm the treasury. Thanks
are due to the hospitable people OF
Snydersburg and surrounding n5'gL-
Ecrhcnd for the aiG ard encuHl age
ment given 1T shows the interest
in the cause Of education in this 10
cality .
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
Hfs Asst Birthday.

On Wednesday evening, November
9Th, the friends of Mr.. B. H. Young,
OF Cranberry, gave a surprise party
in honor Of Mr.. Young's 41st birth
day. After social chat all were
invited to the dining room where re-
freshments were served. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. b. ID.
Young, Joshua Hunter, William
Lynch, Truman Sauble, Frank Shat
er, Mrs. Chas. Rooms, Mrs. Emily
Kerchner, Misses Mabel Cook, Lillian
and Josephine Rickell, LaRue and
Mildred Hunter, Thelma SWartz-
baugh and Mary Lynch, Messrs. Ed
ward Swinderman, Harry Reese, Ro-
land Hunter, David, Benjamin,
Charles and Walter Young, Carroll
Swartzbaugh, and Wesley and Will
liam Sauble.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
Constipation

Constipation.
Most laxattves and cathartics afford
only temporary relief and should he nsed
permanent relief take ChamberlsinSs Taha
lets and be careful TO observe the direc
lions with each package. These tahIsH
not only move the bowels, but improve
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
3UBLIC SALE
Real Estate and Personal Property

The undersigned, agent OF the heirs of
Amos Feeser, deceased, will sell at pub
lie sale on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1919,
at l O'Clock p. M the farm OF the late
Amos Feeser, situate near the Bachman's
Valley Road, midway between Bixler's
Church and Deep Run School House,
about mile north Of Bixler's Church,
containing
LIS ACRES AND S SQUARE PERCHES
of land, more or less, and improved with
a tWo-story, weather boarded, seven room
dwelling, barn, corn crib and necessary
outbuildings; well watered with two
At the same time and place a large
amount Of personal property will be sold
(see handbiIls). <
Terms of Sale Of Real Estate Cash
on day of sale; or one half cash and
one half cash and credit Of six months
on balance on note with approved Sc
curity bearing interest, or terms to suit
purchaser
CLARENCE u. FEESER,
Agent
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FOR SALE!

A small farm containing 25H
acres and some perches of land,
under a good state of cultivation,
known just a few years back as the
Pickett Farm This farm lays very
nice and close to school and store
and lots of other conveniences and
will give possession soon, if neces-
sary Have some nice cooking pota-
toes for sale also.
HARRY I'D. GLOVER.
New Windsor,
R ID No. !, Carroll county, Md.
Near Jordan's Retreat Oct 24-3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14

Having sold my farm, | Will senp D,
public sale, near Eastview, on DEED eeId
| Road, IL miles from SmallWoou n
Woolery's district, Carroll county
on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1917
at IL o'clock M, the following pefs'1
property tO-Wit:
3 WORK HORSES, COLT, years y
2 GOOD MICH COWS, fine HElf
BERKSHIRE BOAR HOG, Il moa and N
4 SHOATS, 2-horse farm wagon at -fl
hay carriage, Milwaukee binder moT1
5-foot cut, good as new; norse d1
roller, Farmers Fayorite gran Tdrn XII
sulky pillow, manure spreader; IU ;th AL
No. 5 double row corn planter, W. II
and fertilizer attachment; poNsneO N
~ Oliver Chilled plows,, one ~. srnoo
other No. 20; springtooth narrow o,rorers
ing harrow, shovel plows and co ond id
thrlDle and double trees, FORKS a uI hngg
mattocks and shoYels, 2 top uuev
buggy without top, spring WafoN
top. corn shelter, chopp1nG HILL IL sprM
breechbands, set lead harness, harnM
good as new; set double harness and 7t tra
new: ! halters. collars, brides anG nr.bc
COW chains, fiynets, check lines i4a i Ross /
cutter, No. 10, good as new; "FITODDM
LOT OF HAY AND CORN rn POl
CORN BY THE BARREL, ShS sIeigh
TOES, buggy pole, sled: afa a66ring Wa4
also 1ls5s' some ON Ho6sEHoLD G o RIssnti
other articles too numerous 10 10 no
Terms OF sale:-All sums o. Or 81
under, cash; on all sums o,eI ou ID
credit of 0 months will be glyen5, intdl
with approved security, pe a,tTS to be
from day Of sale. 70 prop
moved until settled for. rroH
JAMES M. hho
y. "a. Crawford, Auctioneer
MA Dl -f
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14

ten from his personal experiences.
For the last thirty years he daily
walked from ten to fifty miles and
drank from one to two gallons OF
water. He was robust and strong I'D
to q few days before his death, and
this he attributed to the great amount
Of water he drank and his daily
walks
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
Public Sale

Having sold my farm, l will sen .,
public sale, near Eastview, on Deead
Road, IL miles from SmallWoOO
Woolery's district, Carroll county "
on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14

MIR. Adam M. Singer, son of the
American inventor of the Singer
sewing machine, living i'm England,
has an income OF 100000 per year.
Is assessed SO severely, both i'm Eng
land and the United States, that, af-
ter all the taxes are paid his in
come is only $15O.0OO.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
His Ashes On Wife's Grave.

Lewisburg, Pa, Nov. 3.-Hubley
Dunn Albright, author, lawyer and
civil war veteran, who died here last
week, directed in his will that his
body be cremated and the ashes be
placed on the grave Of his wife,
whose body is buried in the Lewis
burg cemetery.
The veteran, who was eighty-tve
wears old when he died, was the auth
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14

Apply a little, don't rub. let IL teEe-
trGte. and-good-by twinge! Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiffness
ut joints or muscles, 1ameness, bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiled clothing Reiiable--the biggest
selling liniment year after year. Eco
nom1cal by reason of enormous sales.
Keep big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Linz
ment Sc. Zoe. $1.4n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14

or Of several books. two of which
were THE Law of Gravitation" and
Good Health or the Benefits OF Wa
ter Drinking" The latter was writ
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
For Sale!

small worm screw Lard NH
II Power Enterprise meat
800 scrappl5 pans.
Phone 104 M. 49,. u HAH
n1% al tf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10

tienen los medicos de verificar el exa-
men de la sangre de sus enfermos de-
biles, anemicos Y decaidos. Miles de
personals pasan aiio tras aho sufrien
do de debilidad fisica de un estado
eXcesivamente nervioso, debido a fall
ia de hierro suficiente en- sus globu
los sanguineos sin conocer jamas la
causa verdadera de su NAL. Pero en-
mi opinion no podreis formar hom-
bres fuertes, vigorosos. verdaderos
hombres resistentes de hero 81 los
alimentais con hierro metalico. Las
antiguas formas del hierro metNlico
deberan pasar por un proccso de Sc
indigestion, para transformarse en-
hierro organico. Hero Nuyado, an
tes de ser aptas para ser absprDidas
y asimiladas por ell organismo huma-
no. A pesar de todo 10 que Sc ha
dicho Y escrito a este respecto por
medicos renombrados, miles de per-
sonas insisten en- tomar hierro me-
talico, tai vez causa. de que cuesta
unos cuantos centavos mencs. Reco-
miendo de manera muy especial a to-
dos obtengan del medico una receta
nara tomar hierro organico, Hero
NuXado. Y 81 aun desean hacerlo mas
Entertainments, es 'suficiente con o0-
tener un pomo original de Hero Nu-
Nado y convencerse de que este nom
bre aparezca en- la envoltura. ST ha-
beis tornado nueZ vomica hero Y
otros productos similares del hierro
no habeis obtenido buenos resulta-
dos, recordad que tales productos son
enteramente distintos de 10 que cons
tituye el Hero Nuxado''.
El doctor II. 3, Vail, antique .medi-
co del Hospital de Baltimore, Y Me-
dico Examinador, dice "En mi pracl
tica de hospital v como Medico Exa-
minador he quedado asombrado del
n1mero de enfermos que han sido
recetados en- vano para curar diferen-
tes intermediates. cuando en- realidad
su estado delicado. decafdo era solo
ell resultado de falta de hierro en- la
sangre. En- numerosas ocasiones he
prescrito el hierro organize, Hero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10

Nuxado " los en1ermos Sc han que
dado sorprendidos de la rapidez con
que ell agotamiento Y debilidad ge.
neral han sido reemplazados por una
sensation de fuerza vitalidad. Yo
mismo tome ell Hero Nuxado para
tonificarme despues de un grave es.
tado dc agotamiento nervioso. Los
efectos fueron notables al cabo de pc
COS dias v en- tres semanas me habian
revitalizado puesto en- un estado
fisico admirable. ~
FL doctor Alphonsus Wallace, me-
dico de amplisima practical en- este
pals y en- ell extranjero, dice: "No
acostumbro recomendar productos me-
dicinales de apuncio, rero he encon
trado que el Hero Nuxado es tan
eficaz en- los estados nerviosos de
anemia que creo que todo ell mundo de-
be conocerlo Los hombres Y las muje
res de la epcca actual necesitan mas
hierro en- su sangre Ell comparacion
de hace veinte treinta amos. Y este
Sc debe la dleta de 1esmineralizacion
que Sc sirve diariamente en- miles de
hogares y tambien debido a la nece-
sidad de mayor resistencia para ven
Ger el mayor numero de obstaculos
contra la salud que actualmente Sc
presentan".
NOts De Los Fabricantes. Ell HE
rro Nlxado que Sc prescribe Y reco-
mienda en- las lfneas anteriores por
los mtdicos, no es un remedio secre-
to, sino que por el contrario es bieu
conocido por los farmaceuticos de to.
do ell mundo. Els compIetamente dis
tinto de los antigpos productos del
hierro. inorganico, puess es facilmen-
tie asimilado Y no perjudica la denta-
dura nj ennegrece los dientes. nj tras-
lorna cl estomago. Eos fabricantes
garantizan que lossresultadosi son bue-
mos " enteranente .satisfactorios para
.todos f,los conapradores, 0, de 10, con-
ttrario les deyolveran, su dinero, :, De
venta en- todas las bnenas Drogue-
rfas.
Unicos DistribuidOres PTo. RICO DRUG Co
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-10
I'm M9dcO dice que Hero ell AentO de los G0buOS ROOS

explica de que manera el HE
rro Nuxado Gel Restaurador de la
Sangre por EXcelencia) ayuda a
dar Fuerza Y Energia renovadas
los .hombres y pona rosas en- las
mcjillas de las mujeres.
ST usted Sc cansa con facilidad,
81 esta palida, apesarada y que
brantada, 81 Sc siente completa
mente debil, nerviosa y decaida,
Sc admiraria seguramente 81 viese
una gotta de su propia sangre bajo
un poderoso microscopic y la com
parase con una gotta de sangre
pura, sana rica en- hierro La
falta de hierro paraliza la accion
de la salud de la energia, de-
bilitando ell ORGANISING por COM
pleto y abatiendo todo ell siste-
ma.
Existen miles de personals cuyos
cuerpos estan envejecidos y desgas-
tados cuando podian gozar de la salud
corporal que desafia a la enferme
dad, Y todo porque no conocen ell es-
tado de su sangre. Permitiendo que
sea delgada, palida y amarillenta, no
dan su cuerpo la oportunidad para
cumplir sus funciones. Sin embargo,
muchas otras pasan por la vida pose
yendo aparentemente, ano tras ano, la
elasticidad, la fuerza Y la energia de
los primeros amos, pues en- sus cuer-
pos circular ell vigor Y resistencia que
sc originan por la abundancia de san
gre roja, rica en- hierro que es pro-
ductor de fuerZa. FL hierro es ell
alimento de los globulos rojos y los
medicos explican en- las lineas ST.
guientes por que recetan el hierro or
ganico, Hero Nuxado, para restau
rar los globulos rojos y dar mas fuer-
"a y resistencia.
Al hacer ell comentario acerca del
Hero Nuxado como tonico y res
taurador de la energia Y de la san
gre en- mas de tres millones de per
sonas nj aho, ell doctor James Fran
els Sullivan, antique medico del Hos
pital Bellevue (Departamento Exter
MOI, New York and Westchester Coun
ty Hospital, dice: "Los modernos
metodos culinarios la rapidez con
que los hombres de esta epoca viven,
han ocasionado tan alarmante au
mento en- la defciencia del hierro en-
la sangre de los americanos del norte
del sur, que me he quedado asom-
brado del gran numero de personals
cuya sangre es defciente en- hierro,
quicnes nunca sospechan la causa
de su estado de debilidad, nerviosidad
Y decaimiento. La falta de hierro en-
la sangre no solo hace al hombre fl
sicamente debil, nervioso, irritable,
facilmente accessible la fatiga, sino
que ademas lc roba su fuerza yiril,
su ener9ia Y su potencia que son tan
necesarias para triunfar dominar
en- la vida. De la misma manera
transforma a una mujer bella Y de
caracter encantador en- una mujer ca
prichosa. nerviosa irritable He
recomendado siempre la necesidad que
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hay Que SER JUSTOS

este pals, en- 10 que sc refere a ms
truccion publica, ha realizado un no
table impulse, que no Sc puede os
curcer, sobre todo en- 10 que atane a
la organization escolar, y con re spec
to al personal sus ordenes. puede
asegurarse que casi todo el esta com
puesto de portorriquenos.
FL Dr. Miller ha contribuido, cier-
tamente con el dinero del Tesoro dc
Puerto Rico pero mas que NADIA con
5us desvelos e incesantes gestiones,
a que gran ndmero de pueblos cuen-
ten hoy con magnifcos ediicios esco-
lares, sin tener en- cuenta los va le-
vantados y los que Sc leyantan hoy
en- la capital de la Isla.
FL DR.. Miller es un verdadelo aman
te y entusia sta admirador de nuestro
idioma, que el habla y escribe con ex-
quisita perfection, la que para 81 qui-
sieran muchos de los nativos que de
ilustrados hasta de intelectuales Sc
hechan.
y el Dr. Miller, 81 alguna cosa de
sea, 81 algun anhelo siente es el del
engrandecimiento de nuestra querda
patria.
FL que este escribe 10 ha escuchado
de sus mismos labios Y 10 ha podido
comprobar en- su altruista proceder
10 mismo como simple particular que
como Comisionado de INSTRUCTION Pu-
blica. '
Soy independentista, ell dia q. es
te hombre, en- mi concepto claudico
queriendo prohibir los estudiantes
lie ia Universidad que exteriorizasen
sus IDEAS redentoras, Sc 10 censure
lgriamente Tai vez el DR.. Miller, en-
lque,la OCCASION, tuviera sus razones
1ara procedor de aquel moio, no 10
liscutimQs; 10 que 81 afrmamos es
lue el Dr. Miller no procedio enton-
:es segun nuestro credo politico. No
>bstante, Mr.. Miller, como Comisio
1ado de instruction no desmerecio
)or ESQ ante nuestros ojos, como no
)uede dcsmerecer ningun funciona-
10 ante los ojos de un pals. porque en-
cualquier momento sc desvie, acci-
lentalmente, sin intencion manifesto
de sus ideales politicos o de su sentir
regional
Y aun dentro del pals, el Dr.. Mi
! 'er procedio en- esta OCCASION bien pa
4 algunos y NAL para otros. pero sin
unos nj otros pudieran formudar acu
aciones legales, firmes desapasio-
adas sobre su conducta en- su carac-
ar de Comisionado de instruction, a
ser que estas Sc lanzasen por puro
dio personal, por exagerado apasio-
amiento sin proceder a justificar-
as.
En- este asunto que en- la ,actuali-
ad Sc debate existen dos criticos
del DR.. Miller, Comisionado dc
Instruction, e de los senores que
ntegran el honorable cuerpo de la
Asamblea Municipal de San Juan. Yo
REQ que tan respectable es la opinion
lue sobre tai asunto han emitido los
.itados caballeros, como la del Hon.
Comisionado.
Esta question ha de il, para resol-
erse' manos de los tribunales de
usticia.
Esperemos, pues.
Pego q. cl odio y el apasionamiento
10 claven sus. famelicos colmilos en-
j prestigio professional de un buen
americana y de un excelente amigo
lie los portorriquenos.
Hay que ser iustos.
VI. Gon<dIez GARCIA
Curoho e do nician,bra 1910
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UN PROFESSIONAL PoRToRRIoUE
NO Sc ABRE CAMPO EN- SANTo
DOMINGO

Debido la competencia del ingenie-
ro portorriqueflo senior Trueba, quien
esta ahroa en- Santo Domingo. continua
con rapidez v, acierto la construction
de estilo moderno del Teatro que Sc
fabrica en- la casa donde estaba hace
POGO radicado el ''Hotel Ambos Mum
dos
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GRATIS GRATIS

En- Ia ioyeris T6iix Lopcs. Han
Francisco. frcnfs = j. opera. u
rcconoceran "a vista efatis indi
c&ndoie ei cr'ttal precise qne usce
sitan sus oios. Crisiaics y fnoutu
ras dc Ia. calidsd con precios ba
jos. San Francisco 5ifn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-22
Traer News.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer. Nov. 22.-Thursday night.
when 10-year-old Agnes Yuska was
returning home from school. she was
run into by julius Mannell and badly
hurt. Her nose was broken, several
teeth were knocked out, both eyes were
blackened and a deep cash was cut in
her leg by n slate which she was car
rying. No blame is laid on Mr.. MAJ
nell, as the child became bewildered
by cars coming from the opposite d.
rection and ran directly into his car.
Ernest Myers. former Traer boy, was
here this week accompanied by a
bride. He was married Nov. to Miss
Beatrice Schlesser, Of Duluth, MINI.
He is employed at railroad work at
Virginia, Mimi.
Louis Drinovsky and Miss Minnie
banker were married In the office oil
County Clerk Russell in the court
house at Toledo. Wednesday. The
groom plans to lease a farm In this
vicinity II possible.
Ernest Walters, son Of w. H. Wal
tiers. enlisted In the army at Cedar
Rapids recruiting station this week
and was sent to Jefferson Barracks St
Louis. The army took him without
the consent Of his parents.
Mrs. HyIand Is visiting her parents
at Iowa Falls.
Miss Margaret Mccormack was dis
charged from the hospital at Cedar
Rapids. Wednesday,. and returned
home. -..
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Hansen are re.
ceiving a visit from their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and MIS-. II. ..
Clang, of Commertown, Mont.
Miss Maude Seelye Is visiting rela-
tiyes at Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-22
Beaman News Items.
- Yl~


Beaman, Nov. 22.-George Coates
and wife have gone to their winter
home at Clear Water. Fla to spend the
winter. Mrs. Coates has been serious
ly sick for the last four weeks and
was hardly able to go 50 stopped at
their daughters. Mrs. J. A. Porter
at Hedrick, to recuperate before going
on the trip proper.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. X.
C. Sanderson yesterday.
Our citizens are rejoicing today on
account Of the government releasing
three cars of coal which had stood
here for several days.
Next Monday Mr.. and Mrs. D. b.
Simms, Mrs. B. M. Crookshanks ana
Glen Beaman will start for Los An
seles, Calf, for the winter. Mr.. Bea-
mans parents live at Monrovia. he
spent the summer here building a
house on the farm.
An evangelist from Omaha Is hold
ing meetings In the Adventist church
here. Some interest is manifested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-22
WISCONSIN LAND.

For Sale or Exchanse-If you want
to sell or exchange your property
write me- John 7. Black. Iowa street,
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Free Wisconsin bulletins. soil, ell
mate crops. Immigration Bureau, Wis
cousin, Department of Agriculture,
Capitol so, Madison. Wis
For Sale-Eghty ncres, two miles
from Appleton, Outa gamie county.
Wis. Good buildings good soil. SIX
thousand dollars worth personal
property. Only seventeen thousand
dollars. Send for particulars. Gust
Ristau, Kaukauna, Wis.
For Saie-Threc hundred and SIXTY
acre stock form. We have last WIN
ter's price on this farm which Is big
bargain. Has n large barn, good. fair
house, chicken house. corn crib also
another stable, running water back or
barn lot. splendid 'bluegr'ss, t!n"tAy
and clover lands. Price $50 per acre
If sold before January lst, on good
terms. B. G. Esgort Land Company
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-22
Will sELL TO CITY
Wsbstsr City Utilitiss May Dc Owned
Dy City II Voters 50 Decide.
Special to mcs-Republican.

SpcclNl 10 TlmcS-itepuDilCan.
Webster City. Nov. 22-At a special
meeting called In this city. the stock
holders of tho Webster City Gas Com
pany voted to instruct the board Of dir
cctors to accept the tentative offer Of
100000 for the plant and business. Of
fered by Mayor r, G. Clark, OF this
city. subject to the will of the voters,
as expressed at a special election to
be held later.
There was considerable opposition,
especially among some Of tho smaller
stockholders. to letting the plant go at
that price. M. F. Goodbody. OF Omaha,
owner Of majority stock. however was
insistent upon letting 1t go. as he can
not give the property his personal at
tention. G. d. Doolittle. Of Des Moines,
one Of the minority stockholders, was
much opposed to the sale. He holds
the plant Is worth twice the price and
that, even at present prices tho COM
pany Is a paying investment.
The rate charged here is $3.50 a
thousand cubic feet. with 10 per cent
Off If paid by the 18th Of each month.