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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-24

GA rivers, as ia, ,.,
bon. s>of --c.-s' "
.hsh, contest the elec
r beapyess saay it was an
olthat he'nad dropped it,.
To-day in the ball of the House OF
Representatives. the 4th district
"~-Antion was held. The lead
ad were Ensor, post.
bNumbia; ]. w. q.
T. Miller. The
mn DR.. j. F. En-
and mbia, and
the eeuefel Asset e Spartan, s.
ths,E~4.sAe.lat~ aaaIlanal =.
,.,ention. L. W.. Blalock's
IDS made strong fight for
~, butfailed.
n Il thes2d distHht f. j. Dicker-
of Aiken, and W. S. Dixson,
Barnwell, have been chosen
elegates,
,otea e. F. Cochran and A.
-.fick have been chosen. The
ention in the 9th and 1st dis
were held yesterday.
4ie Republicans hold another
ate Convention in the middle
September to elect new State
o"mlttee apa~put out an cleo
npa W oEsfhey are expecting
a ,st agticket representing
-as-sresg and industrial inH,
1920, b b.aS,,elieve it will get
#es, this year There is
,iy'a chance Of e State
lie National CoHeniio2i
'sof ')s
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-24
Bridges to Let.

The Contract to build new bridge
over Six-Mile creek, near PleasaI I
Valley, will be let to the lowest re-
spOnsible bidder on Wednesday, the
FOURTH day Of April next, az 10
O'Clock, a. m. | will also let on the
same day the contract to build a ne W
bridge over McCofmick's creek, near
j. NJ. warwick's, at 3 o'clock, p. m.
The right n reject any and all bids is
reserved. MO. GARDNRH,
March 20, 1PO0. Co. Jupervisor.
Constipation s, s .s,.,ssay e s:5s;y |.y
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-24

-, !. ing the season
bsolute political quiet that
State has been enjoying to
vantage of her industrial
%'nt. There was moth
reor surprising about
ah, Ga.Trms y. 1t did
IS in the way ected to
eckoned. ers tsssd it
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-24

ou e"9 ' lie Nation
improvement ov,d TO vo
room Then plsnom;nat;o
the criminal br the Repub
'ter's courts 'soy acclimatio
81 81 ""' Of the platform W
.k vas expected. The
Inc Ser being present
into Colu'ntion a plank f
own tracks fro, would ba
via Chera% ading. 1t w
'V ensary syste
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
SLEEPS NOW.
Quit Drug Coffee and Uses Postum
Food Coffee

0uit 1JTus 1ohce ouu Osee l.OStuIl
Food Coffee.
While on a visit to a relative in
New Hampshire who runs fruit farm
j found on the supper table what APP
peared to be a strong cup Of coffee. l
usually drank tea at night and they
knew It, but asked me to try the cof-
fee. saying ii was Postum Food Coffee
and the reason they served ii was that
they found when they got up early in
the summer mornings and drank a cup
of coffee To brace up on they generally
had a headache or sick stomach along
about noon, and that their grocer per-
suaded them some time before my visit
10 try Postum Food Coffee. After a
weeks trial they adopted 1t for the
family and had never returned to the
ordinary coffee. saying that it had
worked a wonderful change in all of
them--no more sick headaches, no more
sick stomachs.
For two weeks I used Postum and
when l returned to Boston l banished
tea and coffee from the table forever.
My complexion has made decided
change for the better and 1t goes with
out saying that / feel greatly benefited.
My nights are not sleepless now, as
they were when was coffee drinker."
NJ. e. Curtis, Canterbury street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
Real Estate Transfers.

George W. Stiles. of Hennepin county.
Mimi 10 4 Il. shortiill. fifty acres in
Iee;rand township $3.50
i7indley ". lseEan 70 Fanny r. OAR
nel.. lot :. block 3, Gilespie's second adj
dition, s525
Noah Osborn. Of Delta county. Colo.
10 II. Z. Augustine, block %, Albion,
s575.
Ole r. Oleson5 and wife 70 Torlsel Ole
son land in l.eeirand township, 500.
Curtis O Frazer to Albanus l.. Fra
2sr, land adjoining East Marshalltown.
$500
Aibanus l.. Frazer TO Curtis O. Fra
ger, part Of lots 2 and 8 block i, An
sons subdivision, sl.e00.
Charles Il. Narnum and wife to Eliza
r.. Irwin. lot A. Jeroneville, $500
Esther " GruweIl to Charles A Buch-
valid land in Messenger SUBDIVISION.
$500
William II. Steward and wife to l.. NJ.
township. si,2oo.
county, Cal. 10 Evans & Mabie, lot 9,
block 6. ST. Anthony, 81 GOO.
j. G. Dunn TO Peter Robinson, part of
tiots 2. 3 and 4. block 3, ST. Anthony,
s425
William Klaassen to Emo Klaassen.
eighty acres in Jefferson township, 81
and other valuable consideration.
oscar T.. HaItwell to Hamlin b. Mil
Ter. land in west Marshalltown. ss25
John Brennecke and Wife TO John f.
| Smith. land in Jefferson township
| $1,000
: . a ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Coi,ncil1,lcn.

Please annonnee that ] VIII he can
diaate for recollection as councilman for
the First Ward at the coming municipal
/. s FINkLE.
l viii be q candidate for councilman
in tho First ward at the coluns NUNS
cipa electien. L t. KIRBY.
Announce that viii be a candidate
tel counsillilas III tse FIRST ward AZ the
cunning l4iuniclra SECTION.
CHRIsT T. RElMER.
Please announce That Will bed cais-
diaate f6raiderman of the Second ward
1t the coming municipal election.
s. G; BENTLEY.
At the urgent solicitation Of many
l.iasas | nsve decided % become a can
didate foH recollection for councilman OF
the second ward.
Announce that II - - q gsiislidate.
fer councilman in Tie Third ward
G. H. EMERSON.
i will be a scandidate far election 10
the city council fi'en The Third ward at
ths coming city eiectien
DIR. G. w HARRIS.
TEASE announce that | am candi-
d4te TOR nsnlber OF she council from
fhs THIRD ward. Il @ WILSON.
please announce that wiit he "a cam
didat at The coming " election Tor re-
elenI8n 70 thsaeits cautfeil as one of the.
fepnes natives ~ the Feurtt ward
EfcFIAKlJ NJ CT IRE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
NO ONE SLATED.
school Board Meets but Postpones
REORGANIZATION.


Monday right was the time set for
the annual meeting Of the school board.
for the purpose Of swearing IN the
newly elected members and electing a
president. But little was done, the old
board deyoting it's time to cleaning up
its business. Owing TO the absence of
President Turner, who vas subpoenaed
as a witness in case at ST. Anthony,
reorganization was not attempted The
board has not caucused this year on
president and none of the members
has been considered for the place as
yet. The bond of the new treasurer.
Mr.. j. Fl. H. Frisbie, in the sum of $50
600, was approved. The bond is signed
by the First National, City National
and Marshalltown State Bank.
Adjournment was taken until to-
night, at which time a president will be
chosen and committees for the year
named.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
PERSONAL MENTION

DR.. w. b. Kibbey was in Rockwell on
business today.
Mrs. NJ. i. Magee. of Clemens. spent
Monday in the city.
Rev Frank r. Coffin, of Clemens, was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. T. r. Barlsee. of Pickering, spent
Monday in the city.
Mrs. L. Il. Erickson. of Pickering,
visited in the city Monday.
Mrs. S. Tiedje and daughter. Miss
Emma, OF Tama, spent Monday in the
city.
Mrs. Hiram showalter. of Laurel is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Alice
Hammer.
Mrs. r. Thompson and daughter. Miss
Edna Means, of Toledo, visited in the
Icity Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Betz returned this morn
ling from a weeks visit in Belle Plaine
with her mother Mrs. w. III. Leavall.
Miss Nettie Lanipson. of Goodale, ar
rived in the city Monday evening and
guest.
Miss Homie Young Went to State.
Center Monday evening for a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John " Young.
Mrs. f. T.. Northup and children are
in Des Moines for a few weeks visit
with the formers papents, MIR. and
Mrs. w. W. Powers.
Mrs. Grace Long went to Oskaloosa
Monday evening for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Storey and Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Long.
Mr.. G. n. Lyman. OF Eagle Grove, who
/ has been visiting in the city week With
/ his nephew, Mr. A, II. Lyman, and fain-
lily, left this morning for his home.
Mrs. Il. l.. Frost. residing five miles.
west of the city, went to Nugent Mon
! day evening. whore She Will visit Il.
! week with her daughter, Mrs. |. L.
| Hawk
Mrs. Charles Caruthers, of Union.
was in the city Monday. being on her
\ way home from Story City, whore she
/ has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w
10. loevendorf.
/ Mrs. Laura Pemberton, of Osllaloosa.
Who has been spending the past five
Weeks in the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Allen Pemberton, returned this morn
ing to her home.
+
/ Union With Mrs. John Boyian and Miss
| soyiall. ard Will accompany home this
| evening her little sister Edith. who has
been at the Boylan home for week $
4 visit.
Mrs. NJ II. Holiday OF Davenport.
4 arrived in The city Monda. evening and
i Will remain several weeks a the nome
OF her son. Financial Agent w. II. Hol-
4 liday. of the Glucose Sugar Refining
4 Company.
Mrs. John Timmons ana daughter
!! Bonnie and Mrs Il. G. Mcpherson and
4 son Harold of Marietta. went TO state
I center Monday evening for a. few days
! visit with Mrs. Marshall Roberts, sister
ct Mesdames Timmons and Mcpherson.
Master Ned Wetherioee. SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. e. G. Wathcfbee- of Taylor
township, returned Monday evening
from Grinnell, where h. has been visit
ing u few days With his sister Miss
Mabel Wetherbee, student at Iowa
4 College.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
Pulley belts at Newcomers.

Dr Raw woodfnry block new phone.
Rrenneck 4 Hansen, fashionable tai
slors.
corners.
l1,n,.somoe. linz of belt buckles In
the civ ~ Bepharess
Our trouseuilss are not only up 70
date, but popular III price. Hopkins.
The Racket Store is still selling
sis,,ss ,,h,sa,,s, MN any bonsa in the
city.
-rba oniv strictly rrst-class nIano IN
IN. ,ity i The E,,erson sold by the
T,,ffree Nusic House.
Judge casweil LETT fof fore Dodge
Monday evening 70 take cisatse "
Judge Iirdsaii : court
The Beet,ovens Mil meet wednes-
day afternoon WITH Mrs H. y. l9ai4ihs,
No. lle North Thira avenue.
4 full line of tl,s new spring shades in
KID, gloves nov in. EVERY pair warrant
ed. Iioyt's Department store.
We give stamps VIA az Sash P'i'-
ehases. and we give You the best tulni-
ture TO be had III the market. Marion
GARD.
paros .,,a,,.;s1.s. ~, ,e,.+ ,ar,,is,
,,,,.,,,, ,;,l ,,s.ls .,a,, NJ
tn, "a ,,,,,s,4.,, ,s,,i,,. r,,,e.
nj ,,,,,,..a, a,s,,ass,,s,
l.. l.. Conner. Tor many YEARS en-
,,aya,, .5s Is s,'., Il, ,jls =, q; X
ae,,at has a3.,.apt,ssl s, I,,sitit,t, as ,ii.ht
wa atsh,,,an far ,bs LIZ. l.,is,c,,s,, 6.,n5.
Ina.,9v
" Is. ! ". Steer ana gaaignfers, MISSES
Verne and Ns{is "Nis IN TUSCALOOSA
Ai@lida y night III ;sftellaanee q party
\ islvsii' bS' the Count la up lhey re-
turned nome ms evening
IL va,, ,vat,t ones fb,,ss ,,is,a eni,, has
lat IS Wilbpr,s vfi, h.ta b,.tta,. csfns.
E.in inv are roipe fas. BETTER v:5l-
lss Msne never Offered. There Is noth7
~ y shs cits 9 y'lasR 'sle Nh 0uf
IT, - .3's'i'i huiiss'l'te. ises Fly ~
iissl't s'tsi''f fil'tli.
The Ladies' Nd society Of the J-i,iver-
fsalist church MIN he e,lt,.rtairssl
/ W,stIres ss:,v Nj th9 nome 81 Mrs. i5lla
lsaiiln- NichoIs AT Minerva The Indies
.3t, :,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

Stop hat cough right away with
Muiss Lightning cough Cure Is cents
For sale b. Mcbride & Will Drug Co,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
Beautiful rings at Hellberg's.


Modern house 10 rent BENJAMIN.
Big dance Forneys han Wednesday.
Have YOU samnIed C;rahams plan
tation.. the new scent cigar.
1,ig line Of ,yasb Goods and all kinds Of
all overs. insertions etc.. at Newcom-
o,t's,
For Rent-Oftices and rooms over -
South First avenue Carney x Holt.
,.
~ iooh =. ous 90, Va
- -" ,''s'. - 60.
's''''S' ny 10y : : = ~
Mr.. Clyde Caswell is home from S y.
l. fur the spring vacation of ten days 4
S .is ,Ti,l ~ 80 - 800 - 4
u NJ Stonestreet formerly a resldent
et 'irinnell but now 81 l.e,'fann, mas
rented an East Main street puiiulhg
arc VIII remove TO this ely.
wa car, ALI ltbs t;n,s he best SIG. 10
bedroom suit sold IL N,;,,sball,own. You
isnow on. prices am right Come in
Don't forget 70 look & me line OF
mus an underwear az Newcomers. ~
Mill Ray You. as the sleek IS large ana
YOU San get 1t from the cheapest 10 the
best MI Well made.
,sc,. MN. ,rba crog;,s, nrone,.y an
,ysst Min street ,,,a ,,,f o,,e-halt acres
~ ,.rSf,,,,, eonsi,,.,,i,I.s f,.t,it deem wen
ans eood Nb,,n s,,l.,,.1i1 bome Ia
rpi.s,,t q IIill 4 sa,s4h ,,i,.s. avenue
Mrs G. w. Nelson Of New York,
VINO has beeli Mrs. +. III Kellar,s guest
for a fortnight and who is to leave
Thursday for her home, was the hon
yiea guest Monday afternoon at an I'M
FORMAL little card party given To few
lady friends by Mrs. a ~ Greenbaum.
" =, 81 Wikoili VIC mas mace ms
'lssttslasiHlefs ~ ms sisN lei some 'iiie.
nass issel i1'olllosea ifoi'l siit' i'osi.iohH OF
straNt4lhS s'lssiils' u 3s,' 'ile Nelson
LITER iliai l.its.es uiiiis piia.-
alatsaSts ~ l's'foil. MlGi, 20 general
sai,slll7li l3F TOM. MY. NlkoH VII
e9a siillie y make ms hsausiuar'sfs IN
Md silalft2%h.
rs ,,,;,,yaon IN l,oda,s savs.
..,s.ae ,,asa',t, I1a,,s,s. ,,as .s,.aro,, Nc
s,513.,;sS,, ,,.i., ,,,,,- ~ ,Ics,5;,,,,
+, ), ,,a,s..gs,', nj ,a.,,,a,, ~,
~ - -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
THE CITY In BRIEF

!
Dr. Mishell. surgeon and physician.
o. $500, -. at w. ,,s.,,,.
H,yeeIe.st taiiesif Brenneck &
Hansen
y
a. tlle gaek Staie
= III. e,,.a,,e,,
My resi6eMae i9f' sale, $500 until
April l. \. y parie
cs,sis3a .,.s,,,ss,.
Il. S,l Az. ...Gs IS. M 49,
ssf'.. So,
Ai,s n O., f5rntrail lsst for Ghic9so
Last night q buN goods sF NJ r. -Nr-s
tsi ssys
-. 81.
49,.
lneat Sif3ip
- SIS = l'sh3
!,
SHE Si.liGay school normal institute.
arr auGeefl some wselSs ago Is he lieit
sslfsf1 l.43 h. 1frl.tif.ifeif,-s ,1fle- Y,c,satf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20
Don't Hesitate

the bargains that are being offered to-
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

w II Calhoun and John sieg left
Monday evcning Via the g. G.. w for
Moettzufla- state of Sonora, Mex, for
d months stay on business. whore they
VIII look after Il copper mining venture
in whien they are Interested Their
claim Was located only recently and as
YET has NOT baen developed. They
Exp 70 look over the prospects of
plaeiug il III q yielding capacity and
inake arrangements Tor lis develop
nsnt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

Mr.. George Stone WIS before Mayor
Pierce Monday evening ai-l paid a fine
9f SIG and costs for fast driving on
Center. and First streets. Messrs G. p
Cock and Harry Mccombs were also
ordered 10 appear, but they had not
had their hearing up to 800 this after
noon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

Frank Montgomery and lsG Wilson
ware arrested Monday rGght on a
charge of vagrancy and sentenced 10
SIX days in jail BY Justice Rurritt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

the approximate earnings of the
iowa central f9l the second Wetsk d
Marl are St22.s.t.Ss. against $s0.13ln3.
toi' tn same period last year, showing
an iRcreese-of 81 $3.50.
a fresh supply u coral and Long
Baanch crackers marsh mallow cook
les milk biscuit and other goods from
Kennedy bakery. Just received at
Reynolds, Watson & Co.'S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

General Nanaesr Clarke and General
Supetilitendemt w Huntington lef,
istiiiS morning an tfls IOWA Tor NJ south.
lsald VIII visit Monmouth and Peoria
hefHfe returning home. General Road
ma ter Sleely accompanied In N as far
as olskaloesa being on his way 10 o's5l-
tel.N.li@ MF larke and Nh Huntington
Ntil ~ badly return home Thursday
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

Laundry work # poorly done is worse
THAN none Flidpn has the reputation
Of doing work right and he has earned
it. for he docs. TAKE your laundry 10
I'litton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

I.sttgrs from Mrs John Hilsabeek "a
FERGUSON. vino MAS sent TO the hoSpstal
foi the lrsa April IS, lSa9- indicates
that sfie is Going nicely ana is reeoS.er
ing from hst attack o. nsuta tsoubia
Mrs HIisabeeiS VIII be discharged from
the HOSPITAL soon and Will return 10 her
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

: = y
DISTRIBUTING from house % mouse. and
in fact trying TO place IN the hands II
every man and woman in Marshall
town and vicinity postal cards adj
dressed 10 Dr. David Kennedy, OF
Rondout, y Y These cards entitle the
readers to a free trial bottle of that
great kidney, liver ard blood medicine,
DR.. David Remedies F'avorite Rem
ledy. This is II genuine offer and very
liberal one. as it gives To our towns
people a chance TO Try F'ayorite Rem
fedy with absolutely no expense 10
themselves.
The AIgona Courier has the following
ITO say Units current issue regarding the
Iowa Central situaton There is a
lmovenent on foot among Iowa Central
4 officials 10 move the general offices Of
the road from Marshalltown to Peoria,
land Marshailtown is all agog over the
affair. There have been meetings and
protestations. entreaties and threats, all
Ito induce the managers of the road Ia
remain in Marshalltown. The Central
should move its general offices to All
| gona instead of PEORIA as this is the
head of the road and this town is more
Of a railroad center than PEORIA
/ Whether or not the paper s in earnes
over the suggestion that the office:
should be moved TO Algona is hard t.
surmise from the tone of the article
/ However, one thing is sure, MARSHALL
town is not worrying at all over Algo
mas prospects as rival for the head
4 quarters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

l.. L. Conner for many YEARS eiil-
ploAea rs baggageman Il the G. g. w
depot has accepted q position as night
watchman for the Let's Fletcher Cons
.pdny.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-20

Dancers, attention. Tie next regular
Canton party Mill be Held in odd Fee
leWs Hail next Thursday evening. Ens-
orchestra.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-06-14
Bonded indebtedness In Kansas.

Topeka, June 11.-Auditor Cole has
scheduled the bonded indebtness by
counties, including municipal, school
district, township, bridge and all other
kinds of bonds. The aggregate bond
ed Indebtedness of counties is much
less now than it has been for years
before. The people have been paying
off their public debt as well as their
private debts during the past. three
years with wonderful rapidity. Wyan-
dotte county heads the list of counties
with nearly one-sixth of the whole
amount, $1,oo7, $4,000. Lyon county is
next with $451. 500; Atchison follows
with S426, 500, Shawnee being fourth
with total of $500, 593. Cowley coun-
ty is fifth with $25s, 200.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-06-14
KRUGER'S CAPITAL 4 CAR.
Says That The Only Thing Left To
Do Is To Keep On Fighting.
REAL STRUGGLE ONLY BEGUN.

London, June 9.-The executive
offices of the Transvaal government
are in a railway car, which is shunted
on a switch at Machadorp station.
President Kruger caused the interior
of the coach to be reconstructed some
time ago with view of contingencies
that have now arrived. He gave audi
ence to a correspondent without OBJ
lection.
YES" said President Kruger, st is
quite true that the British have occu-
pied Pretoria. This, however, does not
end the war. The burghers are fully
determined to fight to the last. They
will never surrender SO long as 500
armed men remain in the country.
feel deeply encouraged by the fine
work Steyn and Dewet are doing in
the Free State. The capital of the
republic, the seat of government, is
here on this car. There is no magic
about any special site. Our country is
invaded, it is true, but it is not con-
quered. The government is still
effective"
'They say in London, Mr.. Kruger,
that you contemplate taking refuge on
a Dutch man-of-war at Lourenzo Mar
ques."
THAT again is lie." retorted the
president with vehemence. 81 know
of no such Dutch war vessel. 1 am not
contemplating refuge anywhere. l
shall not leave my country. There
will be no need of my doing anything
of the kind"
Secretary of State Reitz remarked:
"You may depend upon it that the war
is not yet over. Guerilla warfare will
continue over an enormous area. We
intend to fight to the bitter end, and
shall probably retire upon I.ydenburg,
where we can hold out for many
months
"Yes," observed Mr.. Kruger, ''it is
only now that the real struggle has
begun. fear that there will still be
much bloodshed, but the fault is that
of the British government"
Then rising his roice to an almost
passionate height, Mr.. Kruger ex-
claimed: "The time has passed for us
ia talk. We have done plenty of that,
but it has done us no good. The only
thing left for us to do is to keep on
fighting, to keep on fighting"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-06-14
Christian Religion.

Washington correspondent Chicago
Record: Every department of this
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT legislative, ju-
dicial, military and civil-has time and
again and almost daily recognized
Christ and the Christian religion, by
the rules of the house of representa-
tives and the senate, by the o5serv-
ance of the Christian Sabbath in every
branch of the government, by the ap-
pointment Of Christian chapln ms in
the army and navy, by furnishing the
holy Scriptures and books of common
prayer to so!dier.' and sailors and by
everybody. Congress has several times
adjourned on Good Friday, Christmas
day is recognized in its religious sig
nifcance of every department, and the
Supreme court has repeatedly held
that this is a Christian nation and
that Christianity is a part of the COM
mon law of the land.