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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22
TELLS OF BoER CRUELTY.
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War Changed Thru Personal Ex-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22

10 Nv pa lI5''SV. IIIt IIiVT-
curry and potash seemed
awful flame which was dc
advised by friends who
cures made by it, to try
got two bottles. and l felt
my l,rcast-hopc for he
again. ] improved from
nlete and perfect cure wa
&c the only blood remedy
perate cases.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22

to add fuel to the
'vouring me. l was
had seen wonderful
5wift's Specific. We
hope again revive in
'alth and happiness
the start, and q COM
s the result. 8. S. 8.
which reaches des-
Mrs Il ". LEE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22

Size doesn't indicate quality Beware
of counterfeit and worthless salve offered
for DeWittis Witch Hazel Salve. De
Wits is the only original. An infalii-
BILE cure for piles and all skin diseases.
All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22
TO PUNISH DEsER ,rER..


TO PUNISH DEsERTERs.
The recommendation by he state
meeting of county supervisors at Arnes
that the legislature pass a law making
the abandonment of minor children sors
wife criminal offense punishable by
Imprisonment and heavy penaifies wiis
strike many rs being u tlmsly ana just
measure. Added Weight is given to ii
BY the statement recently made at
Burlington by The overseer III the raets
Who is credited with having found
among tlose requiring lissp 100 warnes
who have been deserted ps their nus,
bands. This appears like a iaese MINI
her and Il ANYTHING a l1lsraaalsillas siiif
lar eas'slities.s S..st II, ssisr 9sii
there is abundaug ground for some
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22
T.,Ss VICE PRESIDENT Moi2'

lWashiaefon pesl
Ven; hapIy and yfy smiling Was ex-
Nise Pres iglsni Morton yss te.ltlas as he
Ma4.euea around t.l senate chainheN
lisfsliiiig u eoigiai w@i'tls with which
6his anfsaTa,4ee vas gFes led
Nj. AlotJen was ore u tile most pops
nlaf pres iins officers ia the history IF
the seaate n vas always courte-
ons and 50 digaifet. and yer So app
MAS Way saiells ard impartial IN
his decisions that tho senators grew
Very fond q hs.ll. When his ter, ex-
piged ~s'sty ra,nb II the body united
"a q testitueaial aitlHer to him as ,vhieh
iatl filasaii.r pf Iieasi int speeches We're
nlalie and AT Whifh considerable sym
lpathy was feif for him, although un-
NI,rassee on as,e9ant Of the manner Ia
whlea he had bsan ruth,essiN leaieil
tiii' deseiyed hot q a Denomination
With i'ies.felt Harrison. Many Of u
sena.ets Niso pa gipated n that din-
peiI are eithfr dead or have been re-
iEiit3i itosl itt9iie ne. 50 thai Nj. Nor
ttqn had u!anY nsN acquaintanees 70
max yestrfdsy Indeed, MI Morton
/, shows the stianses of passing years in
even less degtee than the body oyer
which b presided He does not, APP
/ parenily. en9N day older.
i Nh Morton has come TO Washington
! as he said Yesterday, To meet old
ifliends again and % have a holiday. He
| is evidently enjoying his visit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22
Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi
on can not know what a desperate con-
slition it can produce. This terrible
aisease which the doctors are totally
lnable to cure, is communicated from
me generation to another, inflicting it's
aaint upon countless innocent ones.
Some years ago YVES ipoculated with poison
by J nurse who injected my babe with blood
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22

therein have made mistake. You
don't have to treat Kaffir kindly, but
only justly. AS long as you treat him
justly he is all right
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22

RAILROAD SAFETY APPLIAs;c Els.
Among the noteworthy facts Of gem
eral interest to which the interstate
commission calls attention in its report
is the remarkable increase during the
year in the volume of railroad business.
This increase has been 90 great and 10
an extent so unexpected that many
carriers were not prepared for the un-
usual demands upon their facilities. As
q rule their equipment has been tasked
to full capacity and often found made
quate for the service REQUIRED. This
of course has brought a substantial ad-
dition to the gross and net revenues of
i nearly every read in the country and
greatly reduced the number of railway
failures; yet it is painfully evident that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-22

'.ilnl. INcilttle one was
unequal To the struggle,
and its life was yielded
up to the fearful poison.
For six long years l suf-
tered untold misery. 1
was covered with sores
and ulcers from head to
foot, and no language
can express my feelings
of woe during those long
years. l had the best
medical treatment. Sew
eral physicians success.
sivcly treated me, but nil
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
STREET FAIR.

Last week the Portland, Me-, Past
Chanosllors' association held . special
convention and appointed Q special sxsou-
tive COMMITTEES OF seven members to have
entire and absolute charge OF the organi-
cation, pertaining to the enterprise OF
Street Fair during the week Of August
9th, 1900. Should they receive sufficient
encouragement from our oitizsns TO guar
antes part OF the preliminary expenses
necessary to carrying out the enterprise
successfully, they will make an sffort,
otherwise they will drop the whole mat
ter right where It IL. as no contracts have
been passed and nothing definite has been
decided upon.
Subcommittee will be appointed to
have In charge special lines Of work. The
soliciting committee for subscriptions
will be the first In the field and COM
msnced In various lines Of trade yester-
day, and 1t Is believed the enterprise will
meet with q hearty and generous re-
Spouse. From day to day the work Of the
committee will be published In the daily
papers. This call on the public Ia right,
Is 1t would BE- impossible for the aasocia
ton to undertake this great work unless
1t had guarantees fund, and as every
ooptributor receives full return In adver-
Using, 1t would be very narrow minded
man who would expect all the profit from
his neighbours enterprise.
President, Chairman OF the Com mittee
ON Reoepsion--Hon. I'D ward O. Reynolds
Vice President Chairman Of the Com
mtttee on Amusement and Music-Gso.
L. Spear.
Second Vios President, Chairman Of
the Committee on Parade and Street
Carnival Charles A. Strout.
Chairman Of the Executive Finance
Com mittee, Chairman of the Committee
on Street Locations and Grounds-Hon.
Augustus b. Moulton.
Treasurer, Chairman Of the Committee
on Concessions and Privileges-L. A.
Gould.
Chairman Industrial COMMITTEES, Chair
man of the Committee on Booths and
ExhiDits-Sswsll g. Ripley.
Secretary and General Msnaser-Gsn.
Wesley q. Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
VAST MAIL WRECK ED.

West Point, ga. March 26.-The fast
mall south bound ON the Atlanta and
West Point railway was wrecked this
morning at Osan'ppa Greek, one mile
from Cusstts, Ala by a spreading rail.
The sleeper was left hanging down the
embankmsnt, the rear truck clinging to
the rails. Dead: Reuben slim, Atlanta.
express messenger. Injured, William
Blunt. baggagsman will probably die;
4. c. Mason, Atlanta. travelling man,
seriously; A. L. johnson. Winston, N.
O., travelling man, seriously; William
Hagedorn, West Point; Louis Msndel
sohnn, West Point. A negro woman had
her throat out and her child was badly
bruised.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
MASTER AND PUPIL.

The exceedingly clever and artistic
work which Miss Clara Lipman and
Louis Mann have done along the line OF
merry farce comedies and rs entertainers,
so to speak, 10 recognized BY most theatre
goers and 1t was no easy task for them to
leave the field first chosen to essay more
serious roles. 1t was an ambitious effort
and they composed IL successfully last
evening at the Jefferson when, with an
excellent supporting company thsy prs-
sented "MAsser and Pupil" play from
German souross especially prepared tor
them by Mr.. Sydney Rosenfeld which
WAS offered 60 the public, for the first
time on any stage, In Boston about q
week ago.
The plot Of "Masser aud Pupil," is q
simple one and the story has been de.
soribed in this column. IL Is q clean,
thoroughly wholesome play telling OF
love with a vein of pathos running
through 1t relieved with oomedy mo-
ments.
We confess that 1t was the action rather
than the play that most interested us as
We wanted to see just what Mr.. Mann
would do with q serious role like that Of
the musician OF the old German schools
Ro bert VoIlmar.
The character had many SIDES and as
many moods, yet throughout MIR. Mann
adapted himself to the varying scenes
with excellent Judgment, tine feeling and
q touch Of pathos which was keyed Just
about right. or oourss when moments Of
low comedy were offered he was irresisti-
BILE rs ever. Some Of: his best work was
in the last act when he spoke the lines
which ara panegyris to crucifed art
NEST effectively.
Misc Lipman's role wa difficult one
as Jane Anderson, the pupil. who subor-
dinates love to art Che was joyous and
charming In the gay scenes and when
shadows crossed her path. there was
naguralness in the more pathetic scenes
even II che was inclined to intensity. Mr..
Barnum was sssn 10 only one act. and 1t
would be difficult to improve on his bit
OF character work. He was ably seconded
by Miss Helen Harrington who was de-
cldedly entertaining making for him an
excellent companion pisos. Miss Vivian
E6sau was satisfactory, and Mr.. HAllock
had thaaklsss part and played it fairly
we'll. The minor roles were In good
hands.
This evening Miss Lipman and Mr..
Mann will return 30 the dramatic orbits
along which all theatre goers admit they
shine brilliantly and give ~ iThs Girl
- the Barracks"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT



There was . daring burglary in broad
dag light Sunday afternoon In the W. q.
4. U. houss ct $50 Free street.
Mr.. y. ID. RumsFy, who occupies .
room on the second floor. lay down on
the couch about 2. 81 to take little nap.
He bad not been asleep great while
when he was awak Sned BY noise In BIZ
room. He opened his eyes and saw q mar
ransaokinR his bureau drawers. MIR,
Rumery jumped up OF the couch and ths
man ran for the door and down the Stair
to the hall, disappearing. Mr.. Rumery
followed down the stairs but seeing nc
trace of the man thought II might posi-
bly, have been 9 Joke, and returned 10 his
room.
when the other occupants OF the house
returned from church where they had
been It was found that the house had
been buraiarized. One womsn had Lost
q diamond ring valued at sbou fifty dol.
lars and an Their had bean relieved Of
seven dollars and fifty cents In money,
These Losses together with some minol
articles Of clothing brought the total
value OF hcoty secured mp to about
seventy dollars.
MIR. Rumery did not get good look al
the ronbsr but describes him 80 . tall mar
With aark mustachs. No complaint has
heen made TO the authorities as Jet nor ID
there any clew Co the robbers idsntity.
The hitter probably figured that every
body would DO at church and also knew
that the street door is not always kept
looked, a
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
CRASH.

Tray Cloths-Pure linen, hem
stitched, handsome damask patterns.
Tray Cloths in heavy damask,
plain edge.
Round thread linen for fancy work,
in either 80, 40, 42 or IS inch width.
Fancy cut work Doylies, hand work,
at S2.25 to $500.
Tapestry Table Covers in Ga or
S-4 sizes, variety of patterns and
grades, at $50, St.75, $50, 3.75, 500
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
CHRIS AND TIE wONDE RFUI
LAMP

The success Of 'tChris and the wondsr-
full Lamp" the new extravaganza In
which jerome sykes and Edna Wallace
Hopper win appear at the Jefferson
theatre March S0-Si. with Saturday matt
nee, 10 an event. of Importance to all who
folio Y the theatre with discriminating
taste. or all the managers who havs tried
to WOO fortune by means Of extrava-
gansa, Klaw and krangsr and B. d.
Stevens have stood out consistently for
clean performances. In the prod
Of "Chris" they spent more money to
make it mag nitioent spectacle than had
previously Lsen expended on any two en-
terprises Of corresponding aim and mag
nitude.
HOYT'S A DAY AND A NIGHT.
Hoyt's latest musical comedy. "a Day
and A Night" will be presented at the
Jefferson Thursday. Il 10 brilliant In
humor, bright in dialogue and merry In
situation. It Ia replsts with up-to-dAte
topical songs, catchy COON melodies. novel
specialties, dainty dances. Q bsvy Of pref
ty girls. stunning Costumes, and . cast
having twenty five speaking parts.
PORTLAND. THEATRE.
A crowded house greeted "ksnDedy
Players" last night on the opening Of
their annual engagement at the Portland
theatre. The play presented was a comedy
drama. "The Irish Duke" and John J..
Ksnnedy in the title role. was irrestibly
funny. Miss Nellie Kennedy ~ TIE
herein "Mnbel Stanley" was as win
come as ever and was gladly welcomed
back to Portland by her many admirers
In the audience. The other member OF
the company gave excellent support to
the stars and the perfoI nance was q most
enjoyable one.
Specialties were introduced by Little
Kathleen. a very clever juvenile singer
and dancer, Mr.. John j. Kennedy and
Miss Lenors Hassen and some very fine
illus tratsd songs by Madden and Killing
beck. The play and specialties were ex-
cellsnt and the company Is strong and
we'll balanced.
The bill for the matinee this afternoon
will be the popular COMEDY, "Shc
Couidn't Marry Three" and for tonight
u comedy drama new to Portland, tho
great New York success 1.-THE Judges
Daughter"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
HE MAY WITHDRAW.

Mr.. Charles b. Ross, who has teen a
candidate for ohairmanship Of the board
of ovsrseers Of the poor, stated yesterday
to PRESS reporter that he eontem-
plated Withdrawing from the contest. He
said he had been put in . false position
and had been misquoted and misunder.
stood. Mr.. Ross said personally he would
welcome an Investigation as to the wsy
he had conducted himself % chairman OF
the board Of ovsrssefs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
ELECTION IN COMPANY b.

There were forty-two enlisted men
present at the election in company B.
last night to ohocs, . captain In place Of
Captain Chaplin, who r,sig NED. Nsjol
Collins presided.
First Lieutenant Rupert q. Parker WA
slscssd captain over Lieut.. W. II. Jenk IS
who was candidate for the positio n
First Sergeant Phillip s.. Evans wa
chosen first lieutenant. Following thu
election there was battalion drill o
b and + companies.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
MARRIAGES.

At Weet Forks, March II, Geo. M. Durein OF
West Forks and Mrs. Henrietta Church Of
The Forks.
In North Arson, March 49, Wesley Perkins
and Miss Olive Hutchins
In Bingham, March IA, Roble Sands and Miss
Leonora Goodrich.
In Bar HarbOr, March IA, josie Tufts and
Miss Bessie Carter, both Of Hancock.
In Corinnn March 20, Percy w. Lander OF
Dexter and Miss Alice G. SpOoner OF CorInna.
In Skowhegan, March II, Morris Gledhili and
Miss Harriet NJ. Avors.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27

A crew Of workmen began yesterday to
tear down the front part of the store SO
lorg occupied BY Conway, the crockery
dealer, In the westerly section adjacent to
the Portland theatre. This store 10 to be
occupied as an addition to the office of
enc Portland Railroad company.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer 1t today. Try Jell-O.
q delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
baking simply add boiling water and
set to ceoi. Flavors - Lemon. Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocsrs today. 10 On.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
Portland. March n. 1900.

TIME approach of
l. the ann al
house = cleaning
season sets you thinking
of moth killers, disin.
fectants, cleansing pre-.
parations, polishes and
other necessary things
for putting the house in
order for Spring and
Summer. and for pre-
serving the winter things
that are to be packed
away. All this labor,
which no careful house
keeper can avoid, is made
much simpler and easier
and less to be dreaded by
the use of the many use
full convenient. compact
and indispensable com.
pounds which are to be
had now for so little
money, and by which the
terrors of house cleaning
are reduced to the mini
mum and the safety of
furs. blankets and all
wooden things is assured
Our Toilet Goods
counter supplies all these
requisites in single
packages or dozens at the
lowest possible prices. 1t
is a big'.department, moth.
ing like it in the town,
and it aims to be your
supply place for all the
thousand and one little
household necessities of
every day use.
Moth marbles. Naptha-
c a m p h o. tar soap,
"Creoleum" for disin.
fectant, Brilliant" for
polishing, "Armor" for
polishing, A m m o n i a.
borax, sand-soaP, witch
hazel, listcrine, Castilian
Cream, Bay Rum, lace
soap, P a S t a Mack,
sponges. CASTLE soap,
channels skins, lavendar
flowers, pot-pourri, gly-
cerine soap, cuticle acids.
Camphor spirits, Jamaica
Ginger. rose water, Rose
Attar.--no use trying to
attempt to catalogue the
Lief
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27

Watch the papers for
announcement of a great
Mems Furnishing Sale
this week.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27

The proprietor Of chiid's Pharmacy. corner
Ferry and Belmont Streets. Maiden. Mass, re-
ports: "Omega Oil is quick in its action. have
tried IL myself and astonished. don't often
say much about such things. hut must confess 1t
does good work. recommended a man 20 get
bottle for his wife, who had lame back. She was
unable to walk any distance. After using one bot
tie Of Omega Oil he came back for second bottle
and saidi had completely cured her: s'AiiAE re-
ports come from many other draggists.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
NAPKINS.

Napkins to match the better grades
of Table Damask in ga size, at
1915, $50, 500 per dozen.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27

Napkins-3-4 size at prices
ranging from $3.50 to 500.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27

OWEN, MOORE & co.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27

will be better of. You simply rub it
into the potes, and next day you'll feel
its good effects.
Your druggist sells Omega Oil, or can get IL for
you of any wholesale druggist. The Omega Chemi:
cal Co., Boston, Mass, will mail bottle prepaid
for soc. in cash, money order or stamps. $50
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27

Drapery muslins in polka dots,
figures or stripes, full 60 inches wide,
t3c
Fresh draperies will be needed
soon. We have Lace Drapery with
fancy borders, 80 inches wide,
iSc, 25c
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27

tThs funeral service Of the late Charles F.
lsem his late residence. No. los Federag street.