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KNABE, PIANOS sSagv high-grade piano shonld p<;t prices oil Knabee from mo. I can «ivc> you lowost prices and the benefit of a_ choice from n very largo stock of these instruments. Address

Chat. Field, Box 117 Marshalltown, la.

r rBI j ld lKn DAILY I IV THE

TIMES-UEI ' IUILIUAN I ' tUNTINU CO.

terms: One Year . by Mul l Hy the Month , by Mai l De l ive red by Car r ie r . l iy the Month .

DR. I. H. FRY ^SPECIALIST 'Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Eyes Correctly Fitted to Glasses. J.,-*' Oflfce No. 19 W. Main.

WHY NOT PATRONIZE

Kelson's Towel Supply As eveyy person uses towels In the i r o t l i ce and bus iness house , and 1 wil l fu rn i sh c lean towels everv week in any number wanted fo r

^ the usua l p r ice o f luunder inp . Leave o rders 117H Eas t L inn , o r o rdo r by pos ta l ca rd .

iffis; J. A, NELSON

Announcements o f rhureh and soc ie ty en­te r ta inments . secu la r mee t ings . "ca rds of thanks . " ob i tua ry reso lu t ions , and s imi la r no t ices . wi l l be charged a t the ra te of S eems per l ine fo r each Inse r t ion .

The State University of Iowa IOWA CITY.

Col leges o f L ibera l Ar t s , Law, Medi ­c ine , Homeopa th ic Medic ine , Dent i s t ry , J?harmacy , Gradua te Col lege . F ree scho la r sh ips ava i lab le excep t in p rofes ­s iona l co l leges . Co-educa t iona l .

Summer sess ion . Al l co l l eges open Sep t . 22 and Feb . 10 . Send fo r anour .ee -jnen t s .

SKEGG'S

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We haveno competitors. House Painting:, we excel. Interior Dec­orating. Our workmen are the best, our prices the lowest. Ask -your neighbor. Everything in the Paint l ine . - .v -

JAMES SKECC v <* %\ r* t v ̂

Wholesaler, Retailer. \ \6 East Main St .

DR. WOOD PROPRIETOR j

MARSHALLTOWN. 1A. Dr. Wcod i s s tudy ing in the eye &

ear hosp i ta l s o f New York Ci ty . His

address i s 767 Union s t ree t , Brooklyn ,

•N. Y. He wi l l be In h i s of f ice aga in

•Sep t . 1s t . ; ̂ *

Office 108 E. Main St.

| H. Singer Fur Factory jj. 3E We wi l l have a la rge l ine o f fu r > garments o f a l l k inds fo r the (9 nex t season in the l a tes t s ty les . Ja Our fu r j acke t s a re guaran teed 5 to f i t and wear . We a re showing

the l a tes t nove l t i e s in sca r f s , n neckwear , co l l a re t t es , muf fs , e tc . • None to bea t the s ty le and qua l -I? i ty of our fu r j acke t s and neek-fq wear . I t i s be t t e r fo r the cus -A tomers to buy the i r fu r ga rments

^3* f rom the fu r fac to ry , where you #1 can ge t your fu r ga rments a t a

wholesa le p r ice . We a l so do a l l V kinds of r epa i r ing . Now Is the

t ime to have your ga rments re -£ modeled . Have them ready to 5 wear before the busy t ime be-$ gins . 1 •

1H. Singer Fur Factory 5 . '-?•* £06 EAST MAIIl

T H E C I T Y I N B R I E F ' * n ; ;

Dr. Bay , 14 Eas t Main^ v

Or. Tro t te r , over 12 Wes t Main .

George J . Al len , sc ien t i f i c op t ic ian .

Drs . F ry , Homeopa th ic phys , , su rg

Take your l aundry to F l i t ion ' s o r ' phone and the wagon wi l l ca l l .

F rom s un t i l 11 o ' c lock tomorrow sh i r t wa is t s fo r -9 cen t s . Lee & Bene­d ic t .

For chron ic d i seases see Dr . Tucker 306 Eas t Main s t ree t . Consu l ta t ion a t of l i ce t r ee .

For Sa le o r Rent—Six- room co t tage , wi th barn . No . 40S Swayz ie s t ree t . I I . J . Rodgers .

P la i t ' s Sa lad Dress ing i s exce l len t fo r a l l sa lads , mea t , f i sh , e t c . So ld a t Reynolds & She ldon ' s .

There wi l l be an excurs ion over the Chicago Grea t Wes te rn to S t . Pau l and Minneapol i s Ju ly 27 , $3 fo r the round t r ip .

Mrs . J . L . Mead , o f L i seomb. who was in the c i ty Fr iday to a t t end the funera l o f the l a te Wi l l i am Bai ly . r e tu rned Sa t ­urday even ing to her home.

Sa tu rday even ing ' s Mason Ci ty T imes-Hera ld : Mrs . J . M. Smi th de­par ted th i s morn ing fo r Marsha l l :own. where she wi l l v i s i t wi th f r i ends lo r a few days . ^ ̂

Mr . Herber t Parker , who has been qu i te i l l fo r the pas t week , i s somewhat improved . As soon as h i s condi t ion ad­mi t s he wi l l be t aken to Col fax fo r fu r ­the r t r ea tment .

Barn fo r Ren t—With yard ad jo in ing . Two s ta l l s , buggy and harness room. L .oca ted in r ea r of 410 Eas t Church s t ree t . Boardman, Aldr ich & Law­rence . cour t house .

W. A. Jacobs , the soc ia l i s t l ec tu re r , wi l l speak on the cour t house square Wednesday , Ju ly 23 . in the a f te rnoon and even ing , on "Di rec t Leg is la t ion and Munic ipa l Ownersh ip . "

C . A. Wer l i ch . o f the Iowa ' Cen t ra l genera l f re igh t depar tment , Peor ia , a r ­r ived in the c i ty Sa turday to a r range fo r the remova l o f h i s fami ly and household e f fec t s to Peor ia .

F le tcher Mead went to Or inne l ! Sa t ­urday even ing , were , in company wi th h i s fa ther . E . R . Mead , and bro ther , Al ­ber t Mead , he wi l l r emain fo r a week in charge of a res idence pa in t ing con­t rac t .

Mr . I I . E . Wood, who ac ted a s s ta r te r fo r the race mee tng a t F ink les Park t . t i r ing the pas t week , went to Oska-loosa th i s morn ing , where he wi l l ac t in { ' l i ke capac i ty fo r the mee t ing in tha t c i ty , to be he ld th i s week .

The Marsha l l town Ligh t , Power & Rai lway Company has p laced on sa le a 10-cen t p leasure r ide t i cke t , whieh en­t i t l e s the purchaser to a t r ip over the en t i re sys tem, b r ing ing you back to s t a r t ing po in t wi thou t change of ca r s .

Oska loosa Journa l : George L iv ing­s ton , fo rmer ly a wel l -known and re ­spec ted c i t i zen of Oska loosa . came down f rom Marsha l l town Fr iday n igh t fo r a few days ' v i s i t in the c i ty . He has been warmly gree ted by h i s many f r i ends .

Guy Savage , s to rekeeper fo r the Iowa Cent ra l a t Monmouth . 111 . , who l i as been In the c i t y a few days look ing a f te r bus iness mat te r s and v i s i t ing h i s pa r ­en t s , Mr . and Mrs . I I . W. Savage , two and one-ha l f mi les sou th of town, l e f t Sa tu rday even ing fo r h i s home.

Mrs . F . E . Nor t l iup i s en te r ta in ing a t house par ty th i s week Mr . and Mrs .

W. D. Ryan and son Regina ld , o f Syra ­cuse . N . V.: Mr. and Mrs . D. W. O 'Hern , o f Morgan town. W. Va . . and Mrs . O. F . Nea l and sons , Wi l l i am and Edward , o f Hampton . The^ l ad ies a re Mrs . Nor th -up ' s s i s t e r s .

Try the "Middle Wes t" c igar

"The MaUin t r o f . l ano ' " a t Lu b ig ' s .

T ry the James Cooper 10 cen t c igar .

Dr . Dul la rd , os teopa th , 2S Eas t Main .

fu r I cen t s a yard .

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the . Pan! ami t in ; -omul

a t lOi i • i lnesday

Dr . Janss , su rgeon and phys ic ian .

Do you smoke the "Middle Wes t?"

"A Man ' s Woman." a t a le o l the g ie . i t

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h i s hea l th . Mr . su f fe r ing f rom acu te o rgan ic

Mrs . Shu tos has jus t r e -a v i s i t nor th and was t aken

He for

Cha l l i f s tomorrow Lee & Benedic t .

Wate rmelon and ice e ieam BivcUle ' s d in ing ha l l tomorrow lo r ! Pe l - -

There wi l l be an excurs ion over Chicago Croa t \ \ e s le rn to Minneapol i s Ju ly _7 , i f t r ip _ f ' f

p i ' in to ane t i ' i the ice c team so t t a l g iven bv the i o l i r t o f l lo i i i ' l Sou th Second even 1 i n : .

Mr W S- Bobbins l e f t fo r Chicago Sundav morn ing mi consu l t a >p t i i . i l i r egard ing h i s hea l th and h i s o ther fo r a few days .

Mr . J . S . Ba i ley , o f c . r inne l l , spen t t in day in the c i ty , coming to consu l t a phys ic ian concern im Bai le t roub le .

The Ladies ' Cemete ry Aid Soc ie ty wi l l be en te r ta ined Wednesday a t t e r -noon by Mrs . George Tra imnann and Mis . C . F . Sehoenhut . a t the Tra i l l -l i i ann home, 602 Wes t Main s l i ee t .

Mrs . J . G. Pence was ca l l ed to I . n ion Sunday morn ing by word a i inoum n ig the se r ious i l lness o f he r s i s t e r , Mrs . L . B . Shu tes . tu rned f rom i l l whi le away .

Sunday Morn ing ' s Pes Moines News says : "Ed Porshe imer was a r ra igned in po l ice cour t Sa tu rday a f te rnoon , p leaded gu i l ty and t r i a l was se t nex t Monday a f te rnoon on the charge of inc t s t . No ba i l was g iven ."

The month ly sh i f t o f the po l ice fo rce occur red Sunday a t 12 o ' c lock . In the depot d i s t r i c t OtRcer C la rk wi l l have the n igh t bea t and Off ice r Weaver the day , and up town < i t l i ce r Hanson wi l l be on du ty days and Off ice r I lu rd n igh t s . _

A p leasan t f ami ly reun ion was he ld a t the home of Mr . J . S . MeNeel , o lO Bromley s t ree t , today . Mrs . .T . S . Ru th­er ford and ch i ld ren , o f Chicago , daugh­te r and grandch i ld ren of Mr . MeNeel , and Rev . A. W. MeNeel , o f Ar ion , a , son , were p resen t .

The Cour t o f Honor wi l l have an en­te r ta inment on S tewar t Eason s lawn a i 10»5 Sou th Second avenue on Wednesday even ing . Ju ly 23 , in honor of the seven th ann iversa iy of the i r o r ­gan iza t ion . Ice c ream and cake wi l l be se rved . Everybody inv i ted .

G. R . Haas was in L iseomb Sunday , spend ing the day a t the home of h i s wi fe ' s pa ren t s , Mr . and Mrs . M. G. Up­d ike . Mrs . Updike i s qu i te c r i t i ca l ly i l l w i th an a t t ack of pe r i ton i t i s , and i t i s f ea red tha t owing to he r advancdJ years the resu l t may prove fa ta l .

Good p rogress i s be ing made , cons id ­e r ing the condi t ion of the wea ther , on the curb ing and gu t te r s p repara to ry to l ay ing the new aspha l t pavement on Thi rd s t ree t . The curb ing and gu t te r s were f in i shed be tween Fremont and S ta te s t ree t s , on the wes t s ide , today .

Miss Ju l i e t Al len , who has been in the c i ty fo r the pas t month as the gues t o f he r unc le and aun t . 'Mr . and Mrs . R . W. ] Chamber la in , l e f t fo r he r home in Mc­Gregor th i s morn ing . Miss Win i f red Chamber la in accompanied her v i s i t r e la t ives in Dubuque before he r re tu rn .

nor thwes t i ce reg ion , a t I .h big s. bol t o f w lu t en t s a yard .

t >ne n ion row lo r 15 d ie t .

p ique tomor Lee iV Bene '

the r , W. M. Kuhns , o f Pa ton . N. M„ I s v i s i t ing in the c i iv a t the Kuhns home, I and ] rout here will go to Baxter to \imi his pa ren t s . Mr . and Mrs . E l la fo rmer res iden t s o l S la t

Kuhns , • i i 11

and wi l l and Creseo

Tony Navara . a Chicago Grea t Wes t - j ! e rn sec t ion hand , res id ing on May! s t ree t , was in ju red Sa turday a f te rnoon j by ge t t ing h i s r igh t hand caught under

; . ) r a i l . The thumb and index f inger were | ! n , ashed , and the bones of each broken .

]Te was t aken to the Get7 . hosp i ta l , where h i s in ju r ies were dressed , l i e

! was la te r removed to h i s home.

j Mr. and Mrs . . - J . E . Wi ldmin . Mrs . ! Rose Reed , o f P ine . Ar iz . . Miss Grace j K imber lv . o f S tuar t , and Mr . ; : .nd Mrs . | Amos Bal l , o f Des Moines , a re members

Mr . M. C . Dak in . Mr . and Mrs . Wi l '« Dak in and son McKin ley , Mrs . F rank Bal l and son Mack , Mrs . J . L . McMa-hon and son Je rome, Mrs . Mar ion Rich­a rds , Mr . and .Mrs . 10 . H . Sch i l l ing , Mr . A. P . Wools ton . Mr . Henry P l ' an tz ami Mr . George German , a l l o f S ta te Cen­te r . were c i rcus v i s i to r s in the c i ty Sa t ­urday . ;

Do you want a se t o f d i shes fo r a b i r thday o r a wedding presen t ' . ' We have a l a rger s tock to se lec t f rom than you can f ind anywhere in the c i ty , e i the r l l av i l and ch ina o r semi porce­la in . We have twenty- f ive of those e legan t decora ted semi porce la in se t s . Choice fo r Also t en s tock pa t ­t e rns in decora ted d inner ware to se ­lec t f rom. Temple of Economy. Green s tamps .

Ar t i c les o f incorpora t ion were f i l ed th i s morn ing by the Vai l Gaso l ine Gas Machine Company . The incorpora te a re John P . Vai l . M ' - r r i t t Greene and S t ing ' s R . Anson , wi th a cap i ta l s tock of J2r . .00H. The board of d i rec to rs a Mi r r i l t Greene . John D. Vai l , L . W. Robbins . S tu rg i s R . Anson and C. C . S t . C la i r , o f which Merr i t t Greene i s p res i ­den t : O. C . S t . Cla i r , v ice p res iden t : and John D. Vai l , s ec re ta ry and t reasure r .

There wi l l be a i l exc lus ion f i l e r the Chicago Grea t Wes te rn to S t . Pau l and Minneapol i s Ju ly 27 , $3 fo r t t i e round t r ip .

F i reman ' J.~AT 11 ea th . o f the Cent . a 1. who has been in the c i tv fo r two weeks , o r s ince h i s recen t in ju ry sus ta ined whi le a t . work on the I l l ino i s d iv i s ion , l e f t Sunday even ing lo r Monmouth , where he wi l l l epor t fo r duty .

Mr . Wal te r E . Gi lman le f t Sunday even ing fo r S t . Louis , where he wi l l i c -loa in fo r a fVw days look ing a l t e i t in -p i ogress of the work be ing done on a new ra i l road to the wor lds l a i : g rounds , fo r which the Oi lman & Mc­Nei l l Company has the con t rac t .

Miss Jess ie Sharp i s home f rom Jop-i in . Mo. , where she has been to r severa l months in charge of a l a rge mi l l ine ry lu i swiess . Miss Sharp wi l l r emain fo r a fo r tn igh t ' s v i s i t wi th her pa ren t s , Mr . and Mrs . A. < ' . Sharp . " .<>6 Nor th Second s t ree t , a f t e r which she wi l l l eave to r Chicago and New York to p repare lo r the fa l l season ' s f rade . Miss Sharp has i no t dec ided whe ther she wil l r e tu rn to ; Jop l in in the fa l l o r go to ano ther c i ty . | where she has been offered a position. J

Secre ta ry J . I I . Fe l l ingham. of the j Ra ilroad V. M. C. A., left for Lake Ge- j neva . Wis . , i b i s morn ing , where l i e goes ! to se i u re . i f poss ib le , a phys ica l d i ree - | fo r fo r the assoc ia t ion . Mr . E . A. Rule . ! who i s wi th the phys ica l d i rec to rs a t | the Wiscons in l ake , has th ree exce l len t men in v iew, c i the r of whom l ie th inks Mr . Fe l l ingham wi l l be ab le to secure . Mr . Rules l eaves the assoc ia t ion on the f i r s t o f Sep tember , to resume h i s work a t the s t a te un ivers i ty , and the assoc ia ­t ion in tends to secure some one to t ake h i s p lace .

Miss Mabe l Weatherbee , o f Tay lor townsh ip , who i s soon to be mar r ied to Mr . Clay ton Thomas , o f Green Moun­ta in , was g iven a nove l ty shower Fr i ­day a t the home of Mr . Char les Eek les . Miss Fr iend and Miss Iv 'k les ac t ing as hos tesses . Many nove l and usefu l p res ­en t s were p resen ted to the b r ide-e lec t . Those p resen t were f rom among the more in t imate young lady f r i ends of Miss Weatherbee and were the Misses I senberg . I l a / . en . McAfee , C lassen . Nic l io l , Soderber t t e r s . Randa l l and S tewar t .

George E . Cra ry began su i t today in the d i s t r i c t cour t aga ins t the unknown he i r s o f John and Lvdia Car ro l l , in which he seeks to es tab l i sh h i s t i t l e a s aga ins t the adverse c la ims of the de ­fendan ts to p roper ty in Wash ing ton townsh ip . The d i sc repancy in the t i tb -da tes back to Oct . 23 . 1S0S. when Merr i -n ian V. Grove , then owner of the l and , gave a mor tgage of $1 ,000 to Mr . and Mrs . Car ro l l , secured by two promissory no tes . These were ass igned to H. E . J . Boardman in January . 1S«0 , and the re has been some ques t ion , b rought to l igh t l a te r , a s to the na tu re of th i s t r ans fe r , invo lv ing the ques t ion of whe ther o r no t Car ro l l had the r igh t to conduc t the ass ignment .

The Mason Ci ty T imes-Hera ld of Sa tu rday says : "George W. Met J i l l , r ep resen t ing the Cla rk Coa l Company , was in the c i ty yes te rday look ing a t

( l i e c i ty Sa turday n igh t to a t t end the c i rcus .

Mess rs - I I . E . Burkhar t and X. G la sen and M i s s e s Carr ie Beach and S te l l a < Masco , o l / ea r ing . . .were in the c i ty Sa t ­urday .

Mrs Fred Graves , o f Gi lman , and M i s s N e l l i e W i l c o x , ot Montour , \ y e r e in . l i e c i ty Sa tu rday n igh t to a t t end the I M'cUS.

Mr. W. L- M. Wci i se l . o f Melbourne , spen t Sunday in the c i ty , be ing a gues : a f the home of h i s daughte r , Mrs . T . J . Shoemaker .

Mr . Oscar W*. Pe te r son , o f Oakland . CaL. a r r ived i l l t he c i ty Sa turday fo r a v i s i t o f a few days wi th h i s unc le . Rev . S . Skogsberg .

Miss Myr t le Wi l l i ams , o f Bax te r , who has been v i s i t ing Mrs . Nor ton , o f 207 Eas t Main s t ree t , r e tu rned home Sa t ­urday even ing .

P r . M. I t . Smi th , o f Laure l . Miss L i l ­l i an E . Smi th ami Mr . and Mrs . G. A. Smi th , the l a t t e r o f Webs te r Ci ty , were i i : t he c i ty Sa turday .

Mrs . Char les Cot ton , who has been i I ' l l spend ing the pas t week wi th Mrs . George P . Powers , l i f t fo r he r home in Sabula th i s morn ing .

Mr . F rank Ward , o f Tama, and son Larov . were in the c i ty Sa turday n igh t to a t t end t i l e c i rcus , and were gues t s a t the W. W. Ward home.

Miss Al ice Ne lson , who l i as been- in the c i ty two weeks as the gues t o f Miss Edna Bromley , r e tu rned Sunday even­ing lo her home i l l Ame«.

Miss Lucy Car l son , who has been in Ibe c i ty fo r a week v i sa ing Mi^s Nan-nine Pihlgren. re turned Sunday evening Quotat ions on Stap le Products Hav ing n her home in Pes Moines. j a Market in Marsha l l town. ; -

The fo l lowing pr ices quo ted a re

Guaranteed Pure. None So Good* Order lrom Bernstein Bros.

DANDRUFF WON'T WASH OUT

The Germ That Causes I t Has to _ Dest royed to Cure Dandruf f . j

M a n y a w o m a n s p e n d s a n l i o u i t w i c e !

a week scour ing her sca lp , th ink ing tha t ; ®sXSXS>5^®GXiiXi \ t )®®^^ sc rubb ing of f the scur f wi l l cu re the . dandruf f . Two hours a week , a t the age! of - to yea rs , she ha ; - ' spen t 2*10 days of . ^ t we lve hours each , o r two- th i rds of a | g year of he r l i f e , in tha t va in hope ; va in , ; because > ' o u can ' t cu re dandruf f wi th - ;^ ) i .u t k i l l ing the dandruf f ge rm, and the on ly ha i r p repara f ion on ea r th tha t wi l l 1 do tha t i s Newbro ' s " I l e rp ic ide" a i so : a de l igh t fu l ha i r d ress ing , and thorough; an t i sep t ic aga ins t a l l con tag ion f rom j u se o f o ther ' s ha i r brushe : - ' . I

I ' l l b rave the s to rms of Chi lkoo t Pass , 1 .11 c ross the p la ins of f rozen g lass . ' l eave my wi fe and c ross the sea . Ra ther than be wi thou t Rocky Moun­

ta in Tea . •v ienr ide & Wi l l Drug Company . ; ;

• ' " ' i t t h i s ou t and take i t to a drug j I . . , . , , . . , . , m i ge t a box of chamber la in ' s . I S tomach and Liver Tab le t s . The bes . i ; ! phys ic . They a l so cor rec t d i sorders o i ; ! rhe s tomach . Pr ice 25 cen t s , i ' o r sa le ̂

y d rugg is t s .

MARSHALLTOWN MARKETS.

The Coal Strike

should be settled once and for a.H> and so should the question as to who gives the best values for the money. The size of the chunk don't determine the quality of the coal. What yot want is value, dollar for dollar, and that's what we give you in

Coal

Mrs . Marv and Miss . Sunday in th< even ing to a l t

Miss Myr t le even ing f rom

as ob-Wesse l . Mi s s Add le S towe .

nkins . o f Gr inne l l . spen t ! near ly cor rec t a s i t i s poss i l e o . ( t a i n f r o m M a r s h a l l t o w n d e a l e r s . I I K .

es pa id by dea l -Sa turduy • c i ty , coming •ml the c i rcus . Long re tu rned Sa turday Quar ry , where she has

Thomas . Evans , Wa-

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been v i s i t ing fo r a week wi th he r unc le and aun t . Mr . and Mrs . Gada .

Mr . and Mrs . I I . L . McCaw. of Mason Ci ty , were in the c i ty Sunday as gues t s a t the home of Mrs . MeCaw's pa ren t s , Mr . and Mrs . Wi l l i am F . Long .

Mr . and Mrs . R . S . Pa t t en , daughte r Rache l and Miss Jess ie McMahon spen t Sunday in Union a t the home of Mrs . Pa t t en ' s mother , Mrs . J . W. Adams .

Mr . and Mrs . H . S . Lawrence le f t Sa tu rday n igh t fo r S t . Pau l , where they wi l l r emain fo r a t en days ' v i s i t wi th Mr . Lawrence ' s f a ther , Col . J . W. Law­rence .

Mrs . Jenn ie N. Wi l l i ams and son , Mr . F red Wi l l i ams , l e f t fo r Rol fe th i s morn­ing . where they wi l l v i s i t fo r a couple o f weeks wi th the fo rmer ' s s i s t e r , Mrs . R . P . Brown.

Miss Naomi Euz ie re , who has been in the c i ty fo r the pas t th ree months wi th he r b ro thers , Mess rs , A . L . and Ra in ia Fuz ie re , l e f t fo r he r home in Mani tou , I I I . , t h i s morn ing .

Mr . Al len Packer , o f Union , was in the c i ty Sa turday on bus iness . Mrs . Packer accompanied h im and went to Ames , where she spen t the day a t the I I . J . Howard home.

Mr . and Mrs . F . Z . Whinery and daughte r Gai l , and Mr . C . L . Rogers and daughte r Bea , o f Union , were gues t s Sunday a t the home of Dr . and Mrs . J . L . Whinery .

Mrs . M. C . Lu tz , o f Wate r fo rd , Can­ada , and Mrs . Joseph Smi th , o f Sabu la , who have been the gues t s o f Mrs . Adah Osmnn for the pas t week , l e f t fo r the i r r espec t ive homes th i s morn ing .

Dr . and Mrs . L . F . Ke l logg an i l f am­i ly l e f t fo r Clea r Lake th i s morn ing fo r

coa l dea le r s bu t no t o f fe r ing to se l l j t he i r summer ou t ing . Mrs . I se l log and them any hard coa l . He wants to keep up a runn ing acqua in tance wi th them so th i | t when the t ime does come when coa l i s on the marke t he wi l l be ab le to send them a pound o r so . But George had ano ther miss ion . He has recen t ly t aken un to h imse l f a wi fe and he want ­ed to te l l t he boys of i t . For the pas t twenty- f ive years he knew tha t the re

| was someth ing lack ing , bu t he cou ld ! no t unders tand jus t wha t i t was . F i -{na l ly the charms of a ce r ta in young ! l ady fas tened themse lves upon h im, j and there was no way of dodging the ; i s sue , and he popped the ques t ion , ! made the dea l eas ie r than he ever so ld | a car load of coa l , the papers were 'made ou t . the min i s te r secured , pa id a

50 cen t p iece wi th a ho le in i t , and the i deed was done . George i s a popula r • fe l low and the newspaper f ra te rn i ty •and the coa l men un i te in ex tend ing congra tu la t ions . Mr . and Mrs . McGi l l wi l l r e s ide a t Marsha l l town." .

PERSONAL MENTION

Conduc tor W. W. Whi te , o f fhe Cen-, t r a l . who has charge of the Newton jb ranch passenger run . b rought to the (c i ty Sunday a f te rnoon a t ra in of f ive t ea r s of s tock tha t were t rans fe r red here I t o the Nor thwes te rn fo r Chicago . Mr . j White ' s t r ip was fo r a double purpose .

Whi le he re h i s eng ine . No . 2." ) , i n charge of a camping par ty tha t l e f t Sa tu rday j o ! - F , l f r j n 0 or Oscar Sehe id ing . was t aken a f te rnoon fo r the c lay b lu l f s . four mi les ; j n ( , , the shops fo r l igh t r epa i r s . Th-up the r ive r , fo r a week ' s ou t ing . Mr . j t r a in re tu rned sou th to Newton wi lh and Mrs . W. B. Wi ldmai i and fami ly t N V ( 1 f , x t r a coaches to hand le the c i rcus wi l l be a t the camp dur ing a p j r t ion of

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Mrs . H . Campbel l and daughte r . Miss 'E l l a , o f 312 Wes t Boone s t ree t were in E ldora Sunday , where they a t t ended the funera l o f the l a te Frank Merr i l l , \ t he young man whose dea th as the re ­su l t o f hav ing been k icked by a horse was ment ioned In these co lumns Sa tur ­day . Mrs . Max Johnson , a s i s te r o f the deceased , who was ca l l ed to E ldora a t -the t ime of the acc iden t to he r b ro ther , was a l so p resen t a t the funer i l .

Ar t i c les o f r e - incorpora t ion r f the T imes-Republ ican Pr in t ing Company were t i l ed Sa tu rday wi th Recorder Packer , because of the exp i ra t ion of the a r t i c les o f the fo rmer corpora t ion , on Sunday , Ju ly 20 . The au thor ized cap i ta l s tock of the concern i s $100 ,000 . The incorpora to rs o f the company a re i t s p resen t o f f i ce r s , D . W. Nor r i s , J r . , p res iden t ; .T . P . Dotson , v ice p res iden t : Theodore Johns ton , sec re ta ry . and t reasure r . ^ s . ' - .

The funera l o f the l a te M r s . P . TI. Mal loy was la rge ly a t t ended Sunday a f te rnoon f rom S t . Mary ' s church . \ e ry Rev . M. C . Len ihan conduc ted the se rv­ices , and members of S t . Mary ' s cho i r had charge of the mus ic . Re la t ives and f r i ends f rom out o f the c i ty p resen t a t the funera l were Mr . and Mrs . John J . Coughl ln , o f Davenpor t : Mr . TOdward Byrnes , o f Chicago : .1 . E . Mal loy and fami ly . Mr . and Mrs . Michae l Mal loy . daughte r Margare t and sol ' . . , Michae l Mal loy , J r . , Mr . and Mrs . F red Nieder t and Mr . and Mrs . Ar thur Robinson , a l l of State Center: and Mr. Charles Rob­inson, of Des Moines.

crowds in to Oska loosa today .

The f r i ends of A. E . Viz , fo rmer ly of th i s c i ty , bu t fo r severa l years engaged in the pho to bus iness in Chicago , h i s spec ia l ly be ing p la t inum por t ra i t s , the f ines t made in t i l l s coun t ry , a s many Marsha l l town people can tes t i fy , wi l l be p leased to l ea rn tha t he i s ve ry p ros ­perous and has severa l Marsha l l town I peop le employed . The f i rm i s known as the Mat / . ene Company , o f which Mr . Viz i s p res iden t . The s tud io i s loca ted a t 102 Mich igan avenue and the rooms a re e legan t ly fu rn i shed . Mr . Vtz would be p leased to see a l l h i s o ld Marsha l l town f r i ends when in Chicago an l have them make h i s pa r lo rs the i r headquar te r s .

Louis Ta te has adopted a scheme whereby he th inks he wi l l be a ide to fu rn i sh Gi lber t Lynch , a young man of the c i ty , wi th a new ar t i f i c ia l l eg . L>nch was fo rmer ly a T . -R . ca r r i e r boy . and severa l y t ' a r s ago , whi le on h i s rou te , a t t empted to c ross be tween a s t r ing of ca r s , wi th the resu l t tha t he had a foo t mashed . Lynch has been wear ing an a r t i f i c ia l l imb, bu t los t i t in the Tre inon t f i re . He I s wi thou t means to purchase ano ther , and Mr . Ta te has h i t on a p lan to p resen t h im w th enough money to purchase a new-ore . Mr . Ta te has a r ranged fo r rece iv ­ing re tu rns of the Je f f r i es -F i r / s immons f igh t o f F r iday n igh t by wi re , and e l a rg ing an admiss ion to hear them. A:? the re a re a g rea t many spor t ing men of the c i ty who do no t want to w l i t fo r the i r morn ing papers a good s i -m wi l l undoubted ly be rea l i zed f rom t i e ven ture . The money I s a l l to be presen ted to Lynch .

Mr . J. L. Spurgeon the c i ty Sa turday .

Mr . W. S . S toops . the c i ty Sa turday n igh t .

Mrs . C la ra Iverson . o f P icker ing , v i s ­i t ed in the c i ty Sa turday .

Dr . George Gl ick , o f Des MoineS , spen t Sunday in the c i ty .

Mr . W. A. Sco t t , o f Gr inne l l , was a Sa turday v i s i to r in the c i ty .

Mr . David Thr i f t , o f Nevada , was in the c i ty Sa turday on bus iness .

Mrs . S . Gregg and daughte r , o f Gi l ­man , spen t Sa turday in the c i ty .

Mrs . J . A. Ward and daughte r , o f Gi l ­man , spen t Sa turday in the c i ty .

Mrs . Char les Caru thers , o f Union , v i s i t ed f r i ends in the c i ty Sa turday .

Mr . W. A. Russe l l , o f Alber t Lea , Minn . , spen t Sunday in the c i ty wi th f r i ends .

Mr . J. H- Ski f f l e f t fo r Mason Ci ty th i s morn ing fo r an ex tended s tay on

bus iness . Mess rs . B . F . Hos te t t l e r and W. I I .

Lauphere , o f Gr inne l l , we ie in the c i t j Sa tu rday .

Mr . and Mrs . D. E. Goode l l and Mr . s l id Mrs . .1 . 11 . Brown, o f Tama, were in the c i ty Sa turday .

Mrs . J. H- Basse t t and bro ther , Mr . R . J . Wel l s , o f S teamboat Rock , spen t Sa turday in the c i ty .

Mrs . Mary S touf fe r . o f S ta te Cente r , v i s i t ed in the c i ty Sa turday as the gues t i f Mrs . .1 . 10 . Lander .

Mr . .1 . B . T ims and daughte r and Miss Grace Thompson , o f Tama, were Sa tur ­day v i s i to r s in the c i ty .

Mrs . A. M. Henderson . Miss E . Laura I l eg land and Miss Boyd , o f S to ry Ci ty , spen t Sa tu rday in the c l tv .

Mr . G. T . Thomas , o f Troy , O. , i s in the c i ty fo r a few days ' s t ay on bus i ­ness , and i s v i s i t ing re la t ives .

Mr . C . R . Brown went ty Alb ia Sun­day n igh t , where he remained today look ing a f te r bus iness mat te r s .

Des Moines News: Miss Mae Beeson , o f Marsha l l town, i s v i s i t ing he r s i s t e r , Mrs . Hi l l , o f E igh teen th s t ree t .

Miss Lucy Las t , o f Chicago , a r r ived in the c i ty Sunday morn ing fo r a t en i l ays ' v i s i t wi th Mr . and Mrs . T . J . San­ders .

Mr . A. E . Jackson and daughte rs , He len and Mar jor ie , o f Tama, were in

the ch i ld ren wi l l r emain a t the l ake month , whi le Dr . Ke l logg wi l l r e tu rn a f te r a week ' s s t ay .

Mr . and Mrs . Char les T ibb i t s and son , o f S t . Pau l , a r r ived in the c i ty Sunday morn ing . Mrs . T ibb i t s and son wi l l r e ­main fo r a shor t v i s i t a s the gues t s o f the fo rmer ' s b ro thers , Mess rs . Char les and Rudolph Henry .

Mr . J . M. Hol t a r r ived home th i s morn ing f rom a shor t bus iness t r ip to Sykes ton , N. D. He met , whi le the re , a number of fo rmer Marsha l l coun ty people who appear to be sa t i s f i ed wi th condi t ions genera l ly .

Miss E l la Duke , who has been spend­ing the pas t s ix weeks wi th he r cous in , Mrs . George R . Es tabrook , l e f t fo r Ot -tu inwa th i s morn ing , where she wi l l v i s i t fo r a shor t t ime before re tu rn ing . to he r home in Shenandoah .

Mr . and Mrs . G. F . Aur ingcr went to Chicago Sunday n igh t , where they wi l l r emain fo r .a f ew days . Mr . Aur ingcr* has mat te r s o f bus iness to look a f te r the re p r io r to h i s remova l soon to Ne-l igh . Neb . , to engage in bus iness .

Mrs . J . A. Angie r , o f I .oup Ci ty . Neb . , ami Mrs . Ne l l i e Knigh t , o f S t rawber ry Po in t , who have been in the c i ty fo r the pas t week v i s i t ing the i r b ro ther and unc le . Mr . Ju l i an H. Smi th , and fami ly , i e f t fo r the i r respec t ive homes th i s morn ing .

Mr . and Mrs . Melzar Dickson and son Glenn a r r ived home Sunday f rom a two weeks ' v i s i t a t Crooks ton and Dulu th , Minn . , and po in t s in Mich igan . F rom Dulu th Mr . and Mrs . Dickson took a lake t r ip to Ca lumet . Mich . , and re ­tu rned home v ia . S t . Pau l .

Mrs . Sa rah Mote , who makes her home in th i s c i ty wi th he r daughte r , Mrs . C . I I . Hudson , corner o f Four th avenue and Linn s t ree t , r e tu rned Sa t ­u r d a y e v e n i n g f r o m C e d a r R a p i d s . , , , f t h

where she had been fo r a f ive weeks ' . v i s i t wi th he r son , W. H. Mote .

Mrs . T . L . Ha l l and Mrs . C . R : Wi l l ­i ams le f t th i s morn ing fo r an ex tended v i s i t o f th ree months wi th f r i ends and re la t ives In Rock I s land , Cl in ton , Dav­enpor t and S t . Louis . Whi le in Rock I s land the l ad ies wi l l v i s i t wi th Mrs . Ha l l ' s pa ren t s , Mr . and Mrs . W. D. Hol -sa pp le .

Miss Maude Bal lou , o f Nevada , spen t Sa tu rday a f te rnoon in the c i ty wi th her b ro ther and s i s te r , Mr . and Mrs . Vic to r Ba l lou go ing in the even ing to L iseomb, where she wi l l v i s i t Miss Ne t t l e Pa t ton fo r a week . Miss Ba l lou wi l l r e tu rn to Marsha l l town Sa turday and be here fo r a week a t he r b ro ther ' s home.

Mrs . A. B . Conaway le f t Sa tu rday for Deniso i i . where she wi l l v i s i t he r s i s t e r . Mrs . D . L . Mizer . In company j j u , r >

with Mrs . Mizer she wi l l v i s i t Crys ta l ike and o ther Ohio resor t s , an i l f rom

quota t ions a re to r p i l f ­e r s . cor rec ted th i s a f t e rnoon a t 3 o ' c lock . • '

CORN. The Glucose Sugar Ref in ing Com­

pany f i l l e r s 5 l5 cen t s fo r o ld No. .5 ! co rn o r be t t e r and sound , d ry new corn o t 7U pounds .

LIVESTOCK. Rece ip t s Sa tu rday , 200 . Lr i i t a in i t Co . a re pay ing the fo l low­

ing pr i ce s fo r hogs in wagon load lo t s : Se lec t ed l igh t , 100 to 200 pounds ,

f i t i o . Se lec ted medium, 200 to 230 pounds ,

G.T.v . f t Se lec ted heavy , over 230 pounds ,

7 .1T, . POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER. Armour i t Co . a re pay ing the fo l low­

ing pr ices to fa rmers fo r d i f fe ren t va r ­ie t i es o f pou l t ry , eggs and bu t te r :

l i ens—T cen ts pe r pound . Old cocks—4 cen t s pe r pound , S tags—I cen t s . Spr ings—10 cen t s . Old toms—U' ,2 cen t s . Cul l tu rkeys—5 cen ts . Hen tu rkeys—0 cen ts . Young gobble rs—7 cen t s . Guineas—1.50 per dozen . Ducks—6 cen ts . Geese—6 cen ts . Eggs—in 1 / ; ! cen t s . But te r , pack ing s tock—14 cen t s , loss

o f f . Swi f t & Co. quo te the fo l lowing

p r ices to fa rmers fo r pou l t ry , eggs and bu t te r :

Spr ing—11 cen t? . Hens—Per pound 7 ' i cen t s . Young roos te r s—Per pound 4 cen ts . Old roos te r s—Per pound 3 cen t s . No . 1 hen tu rkeys—Per pound S

cen t s . No . 1 torn tu rkeys—Per pound 6

cen t s . Young to rn tu rkeys—7 cen ts . Cul l tu rkeys—Per pound 5 cen t s . Ducks ( fa t , fu l l f ea thered j—Pei

pound 5 cen t s . Geese—5Vi cen t s . Guineas—Each 10 cen t s . But te r , pack ing s tock—12 cen t s . Uggs—Fresh , 14 cen t s , loss of f .

POULTRY AND PROVISIONS. The Iowa Fru i t and Produce Com­

pany i s pay ing the fo l lowing cash pr ices :

Old hens—7^ cen ts . Smooth hens—S cen ts . Old roos te r s—4 cen t s . But te r , pack ing s tock—15 cen t s , o f i

g rade 13 cen t s . Eggs—Fresh 16 cen t s , loss o f f .

HIDES, WOOL AND TALLOW. H. Wi l la rd , Son & Co. a re pay ing

the fo l lowing p r ices : No . 1 green h ides—G cen ts . No . 2 g reen h ides—5 cen t s . » n-Pe l t s—30(? i 60 cen t s . Horse h ides—1.592 .25 . Medium wool—135} 15 cen t s . F ine wool—9<fTl l cen t s . , Ta l low—No. 1—4 cen t s . 1 -

PROVISIONS. Marsha l l town grocers quo te the fo l ­

lowing pr ices fo r count ry p roduce : Po ta toes—New, 50 cen t s pe r bushe l

in t rade . But te r—IS cen t s . •' '

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A Little Shot Put Old King Coffee Out of Busincs.

When medic ine fa i l s , they somet imes send s ick people away to ano ther c l i ­mate fo r the i r hea l th . Somet imes the c l imate does i t , bu t more o t t en they s tumble 011 the p roper food to take 4 , an t l then ge t wel l .

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On ihe occas ion of l i e r l a s t v i s i t , 1 begged her to g ive up the use of cof fee , and use Pos tun i Cof fee . She rep l ied tha t she cou ld no t s top cof fee . I sa id no more a t the t ime , bu t the nex t morn ing a t b reakfas t , I passed her a f ragran t , s t eaming cup of Pos tum, making i t a s i t shou ld be made . Af te r tha t , I had no more t roub le , ami my f r i end d rank no more cof fee . P .u t the mos t su rpr i s ing par t o f the exper ienco was the change tha t soon came ove i :

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L the re wi l l go fa r the r eas t , in to New-York , fo r a few weeks ' s t ay a t p leasure po in t s . Mrs . Conaway expec t s to be absen t f rom home un t i l Oc t . 1 .

Conduc tor l ty ron Fowler , o f the Cen­t ra l . and wi fe l e f t Sunday even ing fo r Madison , Kas„ where t l i e .v wi l l r emain fo r a two weeks ' v i s i t wi th Mr . Fow­le r ' s pa ren t s . F rom there they wi l l go to Ind ianapol i s , Lafaye t te and o ther Ind iana po in t s to v i s i t r e la t ives , and thence to Chicago and Monmouth . They expec t to home about Sep t . 1 .

C lem Kuhns , o f 310 Sou th Four th s t ree t , who has been qu i te se r ious ly i l l fo r a week wi th an a t t ack of p leur i sy , i s improv ing and I s now cons idered ou t of immediate danger. Mr. Kuhns' bro-

We began to no t ice I t wi th in l ess than a week . In l ess than a month , he r ne r ­vousness had le f t he r . ami in th ree months , she was a new woman in l ' aee . f igure and hea l th . I had no t da red to hope fo r so much benef i t , a l tho I had been g rea t ly benef i t ed myse l f by Pos t ­um, bu t cof fee to lu>r sys tem was s im­ply po i sonous , and I be l ieve th i s I s the ease wi th many o thers . She re tu rned to he r home in December , and was mar r ied wi th in l ess than two months a f te r . She never fa i l s to g ive c red i t to Pos tum for he r hea l th o r thanks to me for t each ing her to make I t p roper ly , and wel l she may , fo r Pos t ­um l ias done fo r he r wha t t rave l , doc­to rs and medic ine fa i l ed to do ." Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich.

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