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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
First Nebraska to Sail Soon.

LINCOLN, May 1I.-Goyernor Poynter
received information from the war de-
partment that the First Nebraska would
sail from Manila some time during the
latter part Of the present II onth or early
in June. Several days ago the war de-
partment was requested by telegraph to
allow transportation home for M. H.
Woodward OF company D, now sick il
the hospital at Manila. This request
was not granted, as General Otis had
already been instructed by the depart.
ment to send home wounded and sick
soldiers as soon as they are able to travel.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
A Queer (?) Medicine.

There is medicine whose proprie-
tors do not claim to have discovered
some heretofore unknown ingredient
or that it is cure-all. This honest
Medicine only claims to cure certain
diseases, and that its ingredients are
by the most skilled physi-
clans as being the best for Kidney and
Bladder Diseases. 1t is Foloy's Kidney
Cure. w. A. Hamler.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18

Mckinley I" Greet Western Volunteers
Hot SPRINGS, Va, May lot is the
intention Of President Mckinley to be
in the western states at the time of the
return of the volunteers who have done
heroic service i'll the Philippines. 1t is
expected that the necessity for the re-
tention of volunteers in the island of
Luzon will not exist much longer, and
when the volunteers reach their native
states for muster out Mr.. Mckinley
hopes to be there to greet and honor
them. If the trip to the west already
planned should not occur when the vol
unteers are returning another journey
will be made to carry out this purpose.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
Paymept ofIowa.s Wa, Cia;-

Dies MONIES, May Estate Treas
urer Herriott received yesterday a check
from the United States treasurer for
$9S,O00 in payment of claims held
against the national government for
supplies furnished during the war with
Spain. Iowa's executive decided to
present an additional bill at the next
session Of congress for $4,000, the
amount which the war department. dis
allnWad
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
Young Mothrs.

Group is the terror of thousands of young
mothers because it's outbreak is so agonizing
and frequently fatal. Shiloh's Cough and Con
sumption Cure acts like magic in cases OF
Group. 1t has never been known to fail. The
worst cases relieved Immediately Price 25c,
SOFA $l.00. G. w. Houston, Extra
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
..h'zW,3 OF ,6.4I,la,5,
.igesat, HNs1slise, IOtc0.

Mr.. Joel Crees has decided to pur-
chase a fine family carriage for his
family to ride in, and not 90 bump
tey- bump with the old one any longer
Last Sunday during the storm a
bolt of lightning struck barbwire
fence, on the W. d. Stanley farm, and
went dancing along until it came to
where a nice two-year- steer was
standing whenit side tracked, hoped
onto the animal and laid him down
low in death. Now Mr.. Stanley pro-
poses to, ever now and then, run a
piece of wire into the ground and then
have the other end pointing heaven.
ward, along his fences.
Presiding Elder Yerger, of the
Evangelical church, will hold Quar-
terly Meeting hereabouts on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, May 10Th, goth
and 21st as follows: At Champion
Hill, Friday and Saturday nights, at
eight o'clock. Hamlin Station, at
eleven O'Clock, Sunday morning. AT
Fairview School House, over in Gree
ley township, at three o'clock, Sun
day afternoon, and again at Champi-
on Hill, on Sunday evening at eight
O'Clock.
Albert Pratten was at Extra last
Monday and came into The journal
office and showed us letter that was
received from the Philippine Islands
by Miss Edith Harris, of Audubon,
who is teaching school at Brushy
College, that contained some tinsel
and tassel off of one Of Aguinaldo's
coats that some of the First Nebraska
Regiment captured, after Agy .
went scooting out of one of his lost
cities. This is the way the letter
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
sOERS ~
c.RS
- -No.

incrimna'ns: n,o"i.A ",o,--Enli't-
ing Men To ,sa't..e !, Rebel on.
PRETORIA, Transvaal Republic, May
1.-THE arrest at Johannesburg yester-
day Of eight former British officers on
the charge OF high treason has caused
intense excitement here. The officers
arrested are Captain Patterson, for
merly of the Lancers; Colone' B. f.
Nichols, Lieutenant j. Tremlott, @. A.
Ellis, late private at Johannesburg;
Lieutenant John Allen, formerly of the
Horse artillery; Quartermaster Mitch
ell, Former Sergeant j. Fries and For
mer Sergeant R. P. Hooper. None of
them has been in the employ of the
British South Africa Chartered COM
pany. The prisoners were brought to
Pretoria by special train. After they
had been lodged in Jail they were WIS.,
tied by the British diplomatic agent
here. The arrests were effected by
detective who joined the movement,
which, it is asserted, was for the pur-
pose of enrolling men in order to cause
an outbreak of rebellion, when they
We're ready to give the signal. 1t is
said that the enlistment roster included
1000 men and that a number of in
eliminating documents We're found at
the time the arrests were made.
1t is said that the commissioner of po-
lice, who had the affair in hand, had
been working up the case four months.
Mr.. Beatty, the detective who effected
the arrests, received his instructions last
week and secured the necessary war
rants Thursday.
The executive of the Transvaal is sit
ting in secret session considering the
warrants. Further warrants have been
issued. 1t is asserted that the officers
already arrested were also preparing to
organize corps at Natal, the British
colony between the Orange Free State
and the Indian ocean, to assist the
projected movement at Johannesburg.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
You Try It.

If shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure.
which is sold for the small price of s5c, soc
and 81 90 does not cure take the bottle back
and we will refund your money. Sold Cor
over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25c
and SOC. G. W. Houston, Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
MALoLos. PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS, April 4 100.

ISLANDS, ApTlI z, ~.
Miss EDITH HARRIs.-In a hurry;
fight on hand for dinner SO cannot
write much. Been fighting every day
tor the last week; very tired. Braid
part of Aguinaldo's dress.
As ever, Roy.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

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cshrsn c IN hns Il o,,sff;ihrIi9h eraoblt habe.
;ssrsss osrr mrSS;bsnt mi io neIehnh bas niehf
si ,1e;retineas,, - ~ ,npeih tpobl. bah Sic
gamernhsn min nd,ten unb mid Ioz
Cor, 1nr snsn,, ;h ;,,ss @ef1nonib femme.
M f;;r ehrIih ~ halisn ,nerpen Sch iprette
MR. trsnen aiiss meiner 8rouf' hier
,nirh nj ertY,nrtsf NJ r,icht in ben Gaol Ait
tsstsn I ,,s,n,1nt KIT mnb bie MIDI nnr
bsirathsn s irirb tpsnn ish 5r,foefprpchen
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Gr fief .nie eine plumpe WfofYe duf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

bsds. DIdns {but Ii isl sumIp NIX
0nSI IpitIt 6nb In6t 1itb Ioot:: - ils
mn 6riiH mit ber lot 0ul iid5 lad
and dnb Gnbert: rNur nit 10 eili9. :
6nb iptrf ben Bauer 3i. no Sphn
be8 iitbt. tbnt It uffbf 9Dmpt 6nb bOls
ltrt: .3intfobe, neS Is @ttriigtrei.
Menn Dn mid fuble lpiIlidt, bann
tbu in net nehr fhpielt. Sd ben irn-
nier gtfugt, baB ibr Ghtnbtltib
Sfhiets feb, Gllb bdr1it tbut 1t BE
Rdrte off ben T6bel feiere dnb isF berz
aus. Meu bic 8eus bonn 61nting
gl0b, tpo preient mare. fppllte f1 fus
put lahe dnb felt bic 3eit thut jie tin
.nl,r nod 6onneit Sobn llenne.
sybr
56an g hprd 3intfabe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

tp..rb, tpenn elm Gtromimpuls ben
electromagnetic errsat. Durh ben
Crud bes Brisfels ptrh notiirli9 bon
hem Roblepapi,r Elm !urser @trih auf
.em ipei1en Yepier. abaebrudt. Der
GGiirber bes Contemporaries breht fi3
,in.er einem dbnlihen @riffef, ber ben
elsctriI1en Strom In Der Qinie einz
i1liebt, tpern sr auf sie unterihriebene
WletaIfolie fommt unb ibn unter<,
br:ht. ipenn ct auf bic ifolirenber
2tntenitridf tpmn!. sSebe @troms
unterbre9ung in Der 2inienbatterie
tes3irtt einen @tro,nihlmR in Der
lafalbatterie nnb eiHe Mnaiehuna bes
G1reibgriffel am Gmpfangsappardte.
Ta Iih nun foioohl bsraontatt< @riffsl
tes @enbeapparates pie Der Shreibz
grtffel bes gmpfanasopplrates an ge~
ildu ge5Antttenfn 5hrauhenfpinbeln
ben Wdl3en ent!ang bespeaen unb bic
gepegungen Der Walaen bes Senbers
dnb bes gmpsGnces oendu fnnhrpn
li,,b, 10 bepeet 1ia sic Spite ber @rif<
fei auf ein.c encen Spirdle iiber bic
gEalaenoberfldhe. unb es iii flnr, baB
cuf bisfe M.ife bic Orieinalaeicbnung
III erafter @stiss auf ben Gmpfdngss
cpparut ii5eriraaen tperben nuB.
Das Son unb 6aben un{eres pbis
lippinen Mbenteuers finben mir foi=
aenbermaben bere1net: Das erFe Wns
ldgetapital beltanb aus $40, 600, 600.
Die iebigen .9etriebstOnen" b. 3. Der
9ransport unierer Mrmee, ibr Inter-
bait unb bic Mbminiitrdtipnsfpiten,
iperben nit $50, 600, 900 fir bds erite
ssabr niht au bod berthnet {ein, r,ant
aufdmmen cine HdnrdusIdge bon
500. 600. 600, Dufiir baben mir eiz
i1en b1sdrtigen Rriea unb eine Menae
sssnieIn NIT ettDa 8 Millionen Ginipobz
rern erbanbelt. Die iGbrlihe ginfuhr
betr6gt ettpa $11. .OO0,OOO, bic Musr
fubr $40, 800, 900, bas @efdmmtaes
fn1ft $31, 500, 600. BON biefem @t4
5dmmfbttrdg entfollen sttpa $500
600 duf England linb ber9ftit Dtribeiit
fih onf dnbere QGnber. DnteI Gam
bleibt ipeuig iibrig. Inter hitfen llnr
ft6nben mare cine }6lsunige aiquiOos
tion bts Gei6Gftts iebr angebradl.
Gin Didb6tn lpirb Itidk ousaefiitri.
lsidt l! onaefahrt. absr i@lper bsinae,|
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

Die eleftriidbe nnb 5eibsninbuitrie=
Musftellung gu gbren 8oltas in gDnsp.
sic Dor fieben Mohen erDffnet tpuroe,
lit bonftdnbis niebergebrannt. Mlle
8emiibungen, bas 5euer gu bdnbigen
rber aud nur ein3uihrdnfen, blieben
bergeblih. 9luf mod unerfldrte Weiie
eeriethen aipei Ordtbe Der eleftrifhsn
Qeituns in 8eriibruna NIT eindnber;
Die Gunfen ftedten has @eIGfel einer
Sbiire in Branb, ein Mnsftellungsbie=
ner mertte bas unb bob bic Gautbiirc
auf; eine furhtbare Glamme 56luJ
ibm entgegen, Die in einem Iu bic brn
her 5pnne aussebDrrten 9ol5ipdnbe
bes 3eltes ereriff; in aebn Minuten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
Der ebrlide Tarmer.
gon Sd)on Sdorb 3intfobe. Groceriez unb
Salutnfieper.
SIR. Gbitor!

Z
SD tbu mid INNER tpunnere, ipenn
bic Qeit fage, bak bic Garmers bic
belhte Qeit in Die gon3e Rontrie ieie.
Wenn man bic 2eit i9predk bDrt linb
lefe tbut, mas ie IN bic Buds dnb pGz
pers Gbdut bic. .Jarn1trs fdse tbue, 10
lrIlt man benfe, buB lie al bic orDidte
Bisbermdnntr DON bic Melt ftie tbdte.
tpr adr fei unredN net tbue pber leine
iro[lte, BOT tpenn elmer, ipie i1. { @roz
terie batptpe tbut dnb NIT bic GdrmerS
fiele mub. 70 tbut & bubn be Difftz
ren3 ausfinne. WenIl e mas tanfe
fbue, ba ben je ans Ntil Mnafbt, bog
Ter Wf5rii1nnt jie iiber ben Q5ffel BALI
tiert ibnt, tbue Sic Gf6les 0ltfade, ho6
fe 0itd ritbti0 Ueipid5t frie9e 6nb ttue
allies ! Dpfenb Nfdl fkf&nu}ftle, ebe Il
boii3feib TIE, dnb weym e beun i5t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

mar bic eanae Musitenuns ein ein5iger
Jeuerberb; bic unbeoedte Rotunbe nno
Die beiben grcben @allerien geipdhrten
benz 2uftftrom freien 3ugang, 10 baB
tas Jeuer iid nit 8liBesfhnelle na9
allen Mihtungen bin berbreiten fpnnte.
Mit @etOie itiiraten bas @ebdlf uno
bic Mdnbe 5ufammen unb begruben bic
toftbaren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
11nfer Bib gibt cine Mniiht Don ben
Muinen ber 8ranbitdtte, mo 10 Dtels
0oltazGrinnerunaen, barunter bie bolt
ibm auerit tersetenten GGulen, bic
eleftrifhe pHtole, Der erfte pldn gu CT
nem elettr;fhen Telesrupben, feineWds
nuffripte u. T. IN. 5u Qlfde tDurben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
cab es bic 3en5 mar, ipelfe er tIBte,

taB ss bic 3ens mar, ipelhe er tiiBte,
Ratbrin9"
.Meine Muaen tduiGen iid ME,
6err," eripibert nit aahen bic jilnse
Masb. !, )
sd {aate Gu9 ia glei4, Guer Weib
sei cine ineinbelige 9euhlertn, nun
babe i'd ben geiueis, oab id MIDI rtht
tdnfhte!"
Die lpre6nben @timmen famen bic
Gpeidertreppe berauf. @or Der Cat
tentbire bielten lie 5till. y9ier hereir.
faeteit Du, 3atbrin, lei lie eefluhtetg
So, bann entsebt lie mir niAt"
Sointer ben groBen Sruben fanert
entiebt, atbemlos bic Stumme. -
Wenn er lie finbet &alte Shauer
rinnen iiber rem Hiiden oes iunsen
Weibes. sic fiiblt fid benz Wabnz
finn ndbe! 5robbem bic 8eicen jeben
Minfel bes Spei1ers abfuAten, - iie
fanbsn fetne Spur bon oer Stunt
men! -
3pei Sage iinb peritrihen! Sir
mid eine ein3iae 9tunbe BON Dual
urb Marter $50 peilt mein llebs
Meine holbe s3enag
Oie Ndnbarn muftern ben Stern<
pirtb unb feline iunse Magb mibtrau>
lid unb munfeln alIerlei. Oas ftuma
me Wei6 1T perf1fpunben, als bate tie
Der grbboben per16ludt! Mm WDrz
cen bes britten 5ages flopft es aaghaft
an meine Sbiir. Qlls i'd ihnea off
nete, taumelte tpie Elm 3runfener,
freibetpeiB i'm @eii9t, Der Sternplrtb
iiber bic Sdpelle.
rssefus! Sunger 6err - ih = iino
sic 10 gut = seben Sic NIT binauf-
Lie Ratbrin neint - tie bdtte porge=
ifern sine Der Sruhen lbndppen b0ren
tpsnn bic 3ens -" Gr pollenoete
niht, ionbern belt iib 14tpanfenb ain
sbiirpfoften felt.
Oben freifhte bic 5hiir in ben Wn~
aeln. CUR Da6lufe berein flutbete
DolIes Gonnenliht unb tanate in unz
sGbliaen 2ibtfiinthen auf Der faubi~
aen Diele Der Mann nsfen mir
mar Ghaenb in bic Hnie oeiunten. Mit
uneebeurer WllIensfraft beaipans i'd
meine Snpdde. Gin Stud = elm
Grah.
,Mllmdhtiger Gott!"
ssn Der bohen rotbseitrihenenS
auf bunten Qappen unb Jlidbiinbeln
nit bo1aesoaenen Rnieen, bas Rinn
auf bic 8ruft seientt, fauerte bic
Stumme. eeSbre berrlihen Nusen tpeit
rifen, Der @onne ausetpanbt. Geine
@pur zines 4ampfes auf benz tpGdlerz
nen @efi1t, bas genau ben iteinernen,
refianirten Musbrud trug, ipel6er barr
auF ausgebreitet Lag, tpenn iih Die
GhmGbreben Der MlteE iiber bag iunge
Meib ergoiien.
sd leete einen Gran3 tDeiBer Rofen
auf bas Grab Der fummen 3en3 unD
treinte lanae unb bitterlid!
Wiele sSrauenauaen baben ieitbem
mir auaelGhelt! sm gebente aber nur
meines ffonen. tobten Qiebs urh
fperbe Elm einfamer Mann bleiben, Biz
ber Sob MIDI 3u ibr fiibrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

Die perbdmmte fdeinbeiIige Rage!
Wenn id3 lie ertpiide. brtbe i9 ibr Sen
6ols nm. Ddrunl bieft eiiTge RGlte
mir aeeeniiber. 1lnb bieiem freulben
fungerIeiber tpirft iie f4 obns Weits.
res I'M ben Gals! Biz Du aud fdjkr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

Die 1adeln iinb erloIden. giniam
litgt Der Geitplab. sd itiirn1e binans
in ben finiteren Walb unb gebe n1ein
cliibenbes Mntlib bem raufhenben As=
per- preis! 8. bab er aud bic @lutb
III ineinem Ser3en rerlD{hen f0nnte!
Wie gut barmonirt bies 9Dben Der
Glemente NIT benz Nufrubr, ber nleine
Geele burhraft!
Geit i'm @ternenipirtbsbdufe eint
iunge s5rnn tinstaogen, finhe i9 mein
3inlmer fdsli6 nit friIhen Blumen
ae5dmiidt. Nuntfdrbige GeDrginen
rnb Meitben, tie 0eroibe bes 6erbifes,
bds Mtfniebs3eidkn bes Sommers.
sd Iiebe febr bitfe Mejeben. Cir
fsintr Duff umfnmeidelt ineintGinne
lpie eiHe ioienbe 6dnb unb auiptiIen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
CELEBRATION
IVieksburg Post. sth.1

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Fl.sr 49,, H. - ~ 2 i'ous.,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
There lis a lass OF People

Who are injured by the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called Grain-O, made Of pure grains
that takes the place of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives 1t without dis
tress, and but few can tell it from cof-
fee. 1t does not cost over ne-quarter as
much. Children may drink 1t with great
benefit. Fifteen cents and 25 cents per
package. Try It. Ask for Grain-O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13

terson was compelled to cancel his lee
ture here for next week. He writes
Professor Carlisle that it would require
a regiment of armed soldiers for u
guard 10 allow him to leave Louisville
at this time. With the intense feeling
aroused over the Goebel-Taylor fight
down there the people of Kentucky feel
that they must have his wise ceunsels
at this time in guiding the utterances
OF the leading conservative democratic
paper8of the state-and they are right. "
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
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Eneg gahatnrp 5uuu rd,usda 9rrr H. 1899

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s'iss'sep ,he problem ana mas expressed
the opinion that the contract plan is
the best for botf.sconvict and state. Its
capaei,v fo. i,,,sinp s,,,b o,,ast,o,, i
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thai il Is ~sa,jstied Min NJ nos,tian
ANY ons knaxvire tbs ps,-,s,ar s, ~
editors Mil never doubt ,bat far 4 min.
ute. but Il i mighty sim ars,,,,,ant in
DISCUSSING an eeo,,o,ni :. nr,blems ,ftha
Regis can snow Row IN esanrs &
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loans has been reduced to per cent.
The deposit limit of the Hibernia Bank,
which does the largest business with
small depositors, has been reduced to
$4,000. Vet money continues to pour in.
The dividend rate of savings banks will:
probably be reduced to 5 per cent and 1t
may go lower than this should ii be de-
cided that municipal bonds and those of
quasi-public corporations are taxable.
Senator Billy Mason, who is ashamed
of his country because 1t does not mix
into the South African war on behalf
Iof the Boers is now ashamed OF the
senate because it has buried his reso-
luton. He should resign and go over
and enlist under the Boer banner. If
nc is sincere, why not?
One of the attractive features of Cali
forfia's climate just now is the low
rates by rail. a ST. Paul paper says.
the tariff rate for tourist tickets IS
si7.So, but 1t is ru,nored that parties of
three and four can secure than at $40.
Thu. IONNIC1 LABOR PROBLEM.
IDes Moines Register.l
The bright young editor of the Mar
shutdown Times publican endorses
Judge kinne's convict labor theory that
the contract plan secures the most
revenue to the state. That would not
be good policy. even il that theory was:
ltrue. because the states first duty Is
TO honest and lawful labor. Thatsit is
untrue IS partially proved by the Iowa
state board Of controls report in re-
gard TO the Minnesota panitentiary'
binding twine manufacture That re-
port, as we remember it. shows that
the manufacture of Irvine in that peni-
Tertiary is profitable to the state, and
profitable To the farmers who place
their orders in time to have them filled
before the penitentiary supply has been
exhausted.
An Iowa penitentiary binding twine
Inlant would beacertan to be n good In
vesiment for the state, and convict
labor therein would not compete with
the 8nhpr ofsftlie honest labefints man
ard w.sfsia III If to.ia laere are many
other MINISTRIES Witch Gan be estab-
lishsd IN Iowa penithitiar!es and riot3
compete with honest labor. Iowa form
erly had one Of tie largest wheel scrap
Ter factories IN existence. but the inter-
state commerce law compeledits re
lnoval from the state. therefore
wheel scraper factory in an Iowa peni-
Tertiary would not compete with honest
labor Of the state Paper mills can he
prohtabls operated in the state peni-
tenii.i;les without competing With hon
li,l.
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ROWS ~ ea9N,a.l.Ess.

Elk Speaker Tom Reed mas an artieis
on HRows IN Congress In the Phlladel-
phia Saturday Evening Post ia when
he refers toor iees some 81 the his
torical encounters and tistfeliffs that
have resplted from passionate differ
encss n songress II sl5saks ii the Oh
servation Of Jeremiah Smith Of Mex
Hampshire. afterwards chief justice Of
that state following MS first weeks ex-
perience in the house, more than one
hundred years ago, that this august
assembly is composed of men Of like
passions as We" Mr. Reed thinks that
probably 100 years of civilization has
not disturbed the wisdom of this obses-
walton And this too despite the fact
that members of congress are picked
men, one in thirty or forty thousand
one who is distinguished in the COM
munity in which he lives for something
which suits that community. From the
very nature of mans makeup he thinks
the outbreaks in congress are perfectly
natural. however much they are to be
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A San Francisco item states that the
prosperity of that city and the state of
California is strikingly shown by the
action of several savings banks in re-
fusing to accept Sarge deposits. The
vaults Of all the savings banks are fun
Of coin. though. the current rate for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13

One of the attractive features of Cali
fornia's climate just now is the low
rates by rail a ST. Paul paper says
the tariff rate for tourist tickets is
$3.50, but it is rumored that parties of
three and four can secure them at $40