Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08

injecting daily into the bronchial tubes
the essence OF eucalyptus. thyme and
held in solution in olive oil.
The oil In descending slowly comes into
contact with the walls of the tubes and
the upper lungs. The gas that Is set
free saturates the air in the lungs and
acts on the muGous membranes as far
as the air penetrates. Sixteen tubercu-
losis and two with bronchitis have been
after one or two weeks. lessening or
complete cessation of the cough and ex-
pectoration, as well as return of Sleep
appetite and strength. has been noted. =
The Sioux City Tribune suggests that
those who are wondering what Cato
Sells is going to say might join
don't worry club" But they wouldn't
be in position for the worry club
which is sure to follow.
Shaw talk in the senatorial contro-
versy is quite catching nowadays. 1t
simply will not be suppressed. Should
there be halt in the rapid settlement
Of affairs in the legislature next vim
ter and other candidates should appear
as a compromise between Gear and
Cummins we would advise our sporting
friends not to risk much money on the
field against the governor.
The experiments in tea raising In
frt,1t 1rol n
partment are meeting with success The
country will have occasion to remem-
Der the Wilson regime.
AT this time of year when all Iowa
is looking about for suitable summer
resorts at which to spend vacation.
1T is interesting to turn to our sister city
to the northeast and see what she is
doing. Fortunate in the possession of
the Cedar river, without q doubt the
prettiest, cleanest and most delightful
stream in the state, Waterloo citizens
have appreciated the opportunities ma
ture has afforded them, and by few
strokes of artificial Improvement their
park has been made as pleasant sum-
mer resort as could be asked for. A
small steamer plies between the city
and the park, the boating and bathing
are delightful, rows of pretty summer
cottages line the banks. a well-kept
| and with the excellent service of their
| electric car line it is only a step for
| Waterloo from its business to a beauti-
full watering place. Up and down the
river picnic parties and camping par
| ties are going and coming constantly
while the fishermen find plenty of sport
below the DAM Truly Waterloo is
to be envied for the favors nature has
showered upon her.
| A San Francisco millionaire has the
credit of paying the largest surgeon s
| fee on record for a successful operation
for appendicitis. Thirty thousand dol
lars was the tidy sum, representing one
/ mans gratitude to his physician, and
| the doctor probably considers that he
|let him off easy.
The National Federation of Colored
Men Will hold convention in Cleve-
land, O., Thursday TO consider ques-
lions of Importance to the race.
A negro community In Alabama, con-
tanning 400 negroes and but two white
/ persons, is about to be Incorporated
The negroes propose to have a strict
negro town and negro government. All
1 the officials will be negroes. Perhaps
i they may be able to demonstrate thai
4 this is free country on the close
4 corporation plan.
The Des Moines Capital, whose editor
lis familiar with the facts. reports the
following sale: THE Daily and Week.,
/ Telegraph of Atlantic, Iowa, has beer
sold by Messrs. Ayres & Hollowell Il
Glenwood opinion. The consideration
was $4,000. The Telegraph was estab
lished in 1871 by LATE Young, with /;
capital of $500. He sold the propert.
TO McLain & Company for $4,000 cash
/ not including any real estate. McLail
!, & Company sold it for $1,000 withou
any building. The present sale include
an office building. not an expensive one
however. No newspaper in Iowa wa
ever more firmly established. The ofiic
: for years was the headquarters for al
! republicans of the county, and a larg
{ number of the leading democrats re
/, spected and patroniZed the establish
ment. No county seat newspaper cam
NEARER being the whole thing in a larg
county than did the Telegraph. Tia
this prestige has been maintained tn
sale of the paper indicates. 1t was nc
known that the establishment was o
the market, and the late publishers {
y the Glenwood Opinion bought the Tele
graph within Week after selling the
= other property Atlantic is good tow
and is now pretty we'll recovered frol
two disastrous bank failures. TIL
county is generally prosperous and III
4 county seat will grow. The young me
] who have obtained control Of the Tel,
graph can. by hard work. do a lare
and profitable business
: The poor houses in forty-five kansa
n counties are empty. and in thirtyseve
5. counties there is not a case on the GRIN