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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22
BROUGHTON'S SECRET"

Atlanta ParsOn Makes Serious Charges
Against Municipal OHicers.
Rev. L. G. Broughton. in his pre-
liminary remarks at a revival meeting
in the auditorium at Piedmont park at
Atlanta, Ga, last Sunday afternoon,
said:
'T have Q secret to tell, and 1
am prepared to prove l.. Inever told
anything on the officials Of Atlanta but
1 was ready to prove. Atlanta has not
only gone back on God, but humani.
ty itself is below par in this sin-riddeD
city.
"Do you know that in the crematory
which is made for the burning Of dead
horses, COWS, dogs, cats and rats, the
sanitary men are burning the bodies Of
human beingsi Yes, my fellow citi-
zens, burning human bodies after the
medical colleges have got tired chop
ping on them"
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22

When Emerson said Glitch your
wagon to o star" he certainly had in
his minds eye q furniture-mover's
wagon, gorgeous in red and blue
paint and adorned with battle-scenes
that harmonic we'll with the doEes-
tic tumuIt aud violence incident to
knowing day." Yes, the van TINT
carries of the freeman's furniture to
houses new is the very vanguard OF
American freedom. It symbolizes
freedom to come and go; freedom to
change our homes even il we lose our
Totes; freedom to change our minds,
our ministers, our milkmen, our poll
tics, our neighbors. 1t WAS this pas
sion for moving on" which caused
the tide OF emigration to creep west
ward from the fringe of the Atlantic
to where rolls the Oregon" and tbrs
subdued continent to civilization, e1-
claims the New York Herald.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22
A GIGANTIC MORTGAGE.

8enbOard Airline Secures Issue OF 07B,-
100000 Fifty-Year Bonds.
A deed Of trust from the Seaboard
Airline railway to the Continental
Trust Company of Baltimore was re-
corded in Portsmouth, Va, Thursday,
conveying all property of every de-
scription Of that road 60 secure the
issue Of $76, 900, 600 first mortgage
ffty-year 3 per cent bonds.
The mortgage was first recorded in
Petersburg and will be recorded in
six states-Virginia. North Carolina,
South Csrolins, Georgia, Alabama and
Florida The state tax was S75, 900
and the United States internal reve.
nue. tax $l7, 500.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22
AMERICANS NOT IN FIGHT.

London Learns ThSt Our Marines Took
No Part In 1sku Bombard,nenf.
A London special says: Judging
from the German Official dispatches,
the American chips took no part in the
commandment OF the Taku forts Sun
day morning. No news has yet been.
received as to the relief Of the lega-
tions at Pekin, and Europe,s attention
10 conferred far less on the overwhelm-
ing display of naval force a Taku
than on the fate Of the diplomatic
stat and ak HUNDRED cosmopolitan
residents guarded by aihandful of in
ternational marines within the legation.
compounds. ~ ID a,r 4. -.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22
BROWNLOW WON OUT.
National Republican Committee Settles
tho Tennessee Contest.

National Republican Committee Settles
the Tennessee Contest.
The contest over the delegation al
large from Tennessee was taken mp
Friday by the Republican national
committee in session at Philadelphia.
r. 8. Sharp. chairVan of the state e1-
ecutive committee, being recognized
to speak for the contestants bearing
the name Of Pension Commissioner
Evans.
Both sides were given time for ar
guments, and bitter wrsngle ensued,
which necessitated interference by the
sergeant-at-arms.
The national committee decided in
favor OF Brownlow's delegation in the
contest by a unanimous vote.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22
WILL PLEASE M'KINLEY.

Republicans Will Unanimously Garry Ont
Wishes OF President.
A Philadelphia special says: The
feature of the situation which con-
fronts the Republican hosts at the
close of the weeks proceedings prior
to the. assembling Of the convention is
the absolutely unanimous disposition
to carry ont fully the wishes Of the
president in everything.
The overwhelming sentiment is that
having served one good term, McKin-
ley deserves another, and that good
faith and good politics demand that
the wishes of the candidate as nearly
Is can be sscertained, shall be re-
spected.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22

Thirty miles of overhead telephone
and telegraph wires are to be put { der
ground in Chicago within the nezt six
months, and an agitation has been
started to bring down the overhead
trolley within the business part Of
the city because Of the frequency o.
accidents for which it is hold re pom
RihIa.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22
Master Car Builders In Session.

The thirty-fourth annual convention
OF the Master Car Builders Associa-
ton of the United States began at Sar-
a.oga, N. Y, Monday, with large at
tendance.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22

1t will be q long step forward for
medical science if Professor Schueller
Is correct in his surmise that he Las
Isolated the bacillus of cancer. It
will be glad day for the world whom
this dreaded disease will no longer
find its march unOpposed by n weap-
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-22

Do you want I'm zp-te-date, live
nevspaper-one that win keep yOH
nostsd on Affairs at home and abroad
TcU Win answer the questiea affirm
atiyeIy By seAdiug a. jour name and
subseripiisn Ee-this paper for 4 year
,ar at least six nenths.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
FOR RENT.
JOSEPH P, WHYTE.

S9i. CHESTNUT ST.
DWELLINGS
~; ~ Olive 81. !: rooms; good repair.--....5.oO
Iei Nebraska ave. > rooms. hath. furnace
G.. possession Nov. I. I%o....-.... -. $50
-. l"'iitn ST. ; -. -
~ ,tark ave. . rooms, bath -.-..-...---..-. 2o.O0
~ Ithifie' , rooms 1910
'' iaPiA e.. > rorms -...---...--..-. s-gJ
FLATS.
~ Shenandoah ave. = r"n-es. "a ncor...... 1870
~ .ltIhS ave. J rooms. list hoor......-. 100
- sa,lon 81, ) rooms. I'd floor ....---.-..-.. 80
Iio' . broadway. S rooms. % and Sd floors cD.CJ
y
@a $. Eleventh st s rooms: will repair....2o %
STORES.
..s Chestnut st. cor. Sth .sl25.o %
~. :. Brcadway; lsrse store ............ Is. 20
se6 saSs sN-, store 1000
~ = 1afriscn a'e., stoTe--.--.-...-...... 500
90 ~ Ninth St. stOre ............... 25.OJ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
Papin & TOntrup,

DWELLINGS.
ass Pine. l1r ........$.0I soh N. 18th. sr.... IS
sssJ olive St, or and ss Clark 7r..---..
bath $500. -...-- % III Lucas. er..--.-.. 20
FLATS AND OOMS.
500 Iindell, IT, III - s4 Carr. s. 2n...... Q
g: i. ,Sth, So g carr r: sa-ss: 8
Isis Biddie. 90. 3r... stIeZ7 ". Sth. :r. 3f...Jj
aTYlRER AND OFFICES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
AGEyTs' RENT LISTS.
JOHN H. TERRY & SONS,

10 Nor CHARGE FOR ADVERTISING AND
\ LiBERALLY on RENTS
pbona stis CT Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
J. /. 7
6fO CHESTNUT ST


ss34 Olive. Or 49,. so S'41 West Pine. Tor. -.
sSJ Chestnut. s-r..-32.J0 351l bailey. or -. 90
slly Chestnut. sr..... - Ss2l bailey. 81. 49,. IS
S4il Laclede. 1or-...- 4s 1913 Peck, 5r.......... IS
FLATS.
west Of vande- 5TisA Page. sr -. !,
venter ave. Or. Siis Delnar. 5r..-.-.. "A
itor ,%seryicg. -. ~ iai6 Morgan. sr.-..-.
4stoA Delnar. IT,. - las y. Seventh a-..s.5l
lise Union. 5r--.--..- ~ I 59isA DeImar. $3.50
o
1873 Lucas ave. ) rooms .--.-.....-..,. 1850
1910 Finney ave. 4 rooms and siable...-..-.. 1870
n.E.rr-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
AGENTS RENT LISTS.
RUTLEDCE & FITZPATRICK REALTY CO.,
III CHESTNUT ST,
FOR RENT,

cso2 Lafayette ave. s rooms, furnace. hot
and cold water; In good order ..........-- .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
PRICE REDUCED TO Z. A00,

f42p Chouteau ave-. History brick . nom,
gas. bath. no, and cold water. closet. station.
sS Masns,Shq; lot 2Sxl33.s; terms to suit.
HENRY HIEAESZ. JR, Sl4 Ches,nut r
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
3:3.l5 NORTH SECOND STREET.

For Rent-This building. s2xI55 feet. 4 stories
hish; has hydraulic elevator and will be placed
in good condition.
e9 ;: Second St. store and rooms .........S1 s %
seS y Lt'ee, hrst ncor -..-- .-...-........ -. 90
5es Lafayette ave, store .................. 50. Ia
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
A Manufacturing Room

In Mil Creek Valley. adjoining Missouri Pacific
Railroad tracks; room well lighted and steam
power furnished. size eOxs5. Apply to .9Is Gratiut
street
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04
AN OUTSIDE VIEW.

lNsiiNueO ibtAiN.l
In their eagerness to retain the county
sake of the patronage they carry, and
also because ii makes TRADE in the
county seat, the Iowa newspapers are
.sinost unanimous in opposing the
board of controls proposition for the
abolition of the county insane asylums.
The same considerations governed the
action of the county SUPERVISORS of the
second congressional district at their
meeting last Friday When they took
strong ground in opposition to the
change Such marrow motives are hid
den by the plea that it would be incon-
Nenient for the friends of the insane to
travel TO the more centrally located in
stitutions that might be established.
Yet ii is probable that almost any per-
son who really cared for an insane rela-
tive would prefer to visit him less often
ii by SO doing it would be possible for
the unfortunate to receive better treat
ment The present county insane asy-
luns seem To be of all kinds-good, bad.
and Indifferent. Even the best, however,
are hampered by lack Of sufficient
funds. Ii there Were three or four CEN
tiaIly located asylums the patients
would be able tn receive the expert care
Of capable alienlsts, whose services can
be commanded only by the payment of
large salaries. In the county asylums
the appropriations are insufficient for
such purpose. The proposal to keep the
incurably insane in the counties and
send the others to the central institu-
TORS is made by some friends of the
county asylums. This Mould mean a
wasteful duplication Of expenses, while
it3would be really difficult 10 tell When
4 person is incurably insane. The in
competent physician al the county asy-
lun might pronounce some one incur
able who might be cured II at a state
sylum. Those who have the interests
" the insane at heart will rise above
The considerations OF the local patron
age and trade and favor the plan of the
board of control.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04

u
~ eesf MS g mr. sapasats So, ne sas
sial work is required
1t i expected that TIE CENSUS q lsQo
Hll make q remarkable showing ii ne
Way q National sXistrsis7F y s time
passes The groNY tiisof he country IS With
aceeleiated force pseially IS % peHu7a
alton and wealth. Every sffcrt vii h.
made To iiaYe II streurate asll complete,
md every pubiie spirited eitiz enI1is M
seresfesl in ais!ins Is in this direetis}ll BY
all means n thsn his power
A GREAT PelIfle'AI- ts-A'I'Fi-iE
'.Watehi.lan, what Of The hour Is
the question that meets the wspaneH
man On syeis tutn jas new 'rAe eieaF
senatpfial strqg tax ing l,lae= 81 DIS
AIoines is tlf subj ertsa bal ~
Shafts factory reply can bs aiTen Eeitlier
can II be said ti.at an is que Fhe
contenaing asalies in great political
battle are faeiag each otla9r for The final
Struggle. Ali along the skilanish lines
the hFlng Is rapid and inesssanf. white
behind zach the main nccies oe troops
are re-forlning, shlfting position, halits-
Ing heavy artillery into pss;ye ''''el2s Of
\ savairy are. scuFryilas hsge and lhere
and everything presents 2il ar e is7
tense activity With aii'Aest brealhless
interest the peoplesof tlas s1ate are saz-
Ing upon the great saeesaele T'hsre IS
the right goes up erss:#g Foisaer ilSii
has bssr taken by gle attacking at'ifiS'a
81 ~
go
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04
THE COMING CENSUS.

> = ! : ~ - si'z ss'i '''V' = 'ioe
- 80 = ny y i'si'5'n osis'uis
ss'N'is' = '''s 's'iti''s's 's''1s "
sAe 1919 ..', = ny ssiiss' 0h Wii'sh "
So 49, : y ~. 49, ~ y -
Is 80 - 's''s, = 'iusN 's's - s''-
$50 - Wy p's.''''' ''s'is NosN' ''ae
i'Sss'ss - : ~ ~. NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04
LIFE IN THE TROPICS
HEALTHYo

:
some interesiin.r ,i.,ys i, s,,;,,s H..
~, ! 80 = siie caption 81 shls afticie.
among the majority of emigraats VINO
- =
- = Z ~ s'ssiiis % es' 'hat tis m y
" s'i'siASiil aces can notsbe aeciima,ed
near The equator The Friend Of India.
Calcutta sssvs ~ ~ ,,i,.,.
~, s,,
,,,,..;i,i ~ 20 - fils1hs i'lleropes ~
a,,Sa,n - :, ny IA = N''len .lls
There ar ,,s,i,, ,,,,sa,,,..,,, 49,.
vesstables which thrive III Australia.
! pl't n India ara either totally unaecli-
~ - ,'s ~ Mhefe this = n3t the
IN th,. ~ 800 =, si1as.s
The Vegetables 10 toleraljv N4e but
the see4s are iaeapable Of giving rise
9.taa sseeid crop q similar alialftSl.
arg hasls q Sl.isi KIND 70 pc ssetistss;lal'-
lsy a5sean5sei ter by nlierpbss g the
E.ssSs.sasien g ilii 'liilatlc inlill@9ess2 IS
q SOM KIND ct Bacillus Eha constitutes
ne 9siisfellse PSI Meeh I he magnificent
',Al2sli.stllfn holsse nae ths i'oer sf1ia5ed
iiissis'l' ptsss9 isN decentralization
NSf sillslels ana me pifNstelesleal adapt
'ttst'll "a ~ g ssiil3Sln y iaeW SURROUNDS
"a 81 N4lsn' q 0otirse of time that
/ lltosess = spalhsets;d g lhat Inc arsaIl-s
Ism il brought into harmony with its
llses lssSsall.i'4 slal'toiilttillss, htSNfaiiza-
lsi!es l9l3A Pc SAID y fasNe taken plsfee.s
~, 80 go ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04
;OUTSlDE POINT OF VIEW.

Written 10. no Times Rcpubllcnn

sNs'.''''i.' nay Z uohe Inucn more than
= s, , es'se .he II fnper OF square miles
'iA ei'e Siii.eu States nag. Inc re-
~. ,s ious ques tioil IS coming TO the front.
" 'iie NEW YORK CHRISTIAN
~
ny aiiahseHienl5 erected by Gen.
i'' '' - olie WHicn should be repudi-
co. 80 We peiieNe u VIII be, by con-
ete's Gnu ny the lhalsnant Voice of the
souieis. W en-, some lnquirlng soul
may dsh' WHAT Would You have the
soNsiii''ieh, 90 we answer by say
ing Mliat we YOU'D nave IT not do, at
ieast We would not nave IT. and 1t must
n.y. pIp,sct ny SUBSIDY the institutions
poiS se'iis " slavery. We must
nave iiothlhs 70 90 With these unclean
ehiiiss ~ we can not mend, at least We
MUS. no. hola. WHAT shall be our own
pos!'loh before the civilized World when
/" accele 'he DOMINION OF q territory
oA's 70 guarantee ~ the possession OF
'ss peculiar lnstltutionss winch the NOR
~ sesise OF Inc ciNilized world con-
ueiiiiis Inc pulpits OF the country
si, y, SPEAK out on ,his matter,
~. ehis tiie Fhllaaeiphia Press says;
worse cant mas not peen put for
Maru pnaii 'fs protest IN various places
aiiu quarters against the treaty With
me sultan q the suiu islands because
~ issaii2s5 polSsamy and slavery.
lnere are reasons for anneXing the
iiiiiiplliles ana Tor not anneNlng them
as There were fer and against annexing
Louisiana. But me decision to annex
anu ss4.urahs existed IN the territory
i
gu Sei'il-stiVase lands ana mas existed
lhilsd states is IN the philippines not
even the sun lslands VIII be raised;
'aliis must De taken as they are They
can hVl De changed overnight.
Writer IN the Washington Post, re-
iefrilis 70 lfie same subject, mas inns to
say
taken aii around, our new Moham-
msoah heiShbprs seem likely 70 prove
more lisasant ana traceabie ihan the
lerlheIn flilplnps. true. they nave
some uhpieasant customs, such as sell
ING debtors INTO slaysry running
Iainuck' ana an inherited tendency
toward piracy, from which we VIII en-
,sss - ~ 800 - s't 800
stiiN 'uso appiieatioit " iofce Mheh
~ esss +. ne .Moois ais saiu - ~
go aiis iiiu = io '' diiu " SUIT
s.eiie ~ siiue - icSepl eht's ipsic OF
~. ~. 81 os'sipii, 'uss'iiei WIN 'ne pIac-
49, =, " .ioii. pu' one
-. = - NO Wy. .,se -
- w -, W. ~ y u1 sivs'eii'
80 81 ny i'e esilsei'eu' any any
M
s,' "a w liiis7i''iiai VIC
s'tl,'e :. - - ~ Ga = .is'uuie ~
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is.i's - VIZ
,is'isis " .iis iieu -ioios
~, sne p''is'''su ~. s.sseiieious
ias'aas. - iass' 9 : poa -Huiis'iii iiieus'i,
ss'ue1ii h.oie isii.ipi'. person tiiail q
y .i's, -, " Z 81 y ~ y l'1iil
Anu = fs'iipishop llsiaiiu' IN ehe oul-
10y ~ ,rsii,ai
- : ~ siioii., San no. APPROVE ~
4 any eHor.s g froteslahts 10 aHect me
/ rsiisious uuties 81 .iie lhhapilan's OF
inc lsiaiias 'a'ho'lcs are there M
I eoiiiiiets confirm s.iit's nave q tlioroush
cf'uie 1. oihf'iii2asioh' lhe ihhaoieaits
| are s.d.iiYiiss, soiae VI 'hsin may not
/ i1Ne up % 'he eeaehlilss o1 'heif latin
put eheS nave n" laea % anahaoning
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04

/ TOPICS OF THE TINES


mines for November was $l,l00O00, or
iioniy about 10 per cent of the average
product for some time before the OUT
break of the war. Mining will not be
IAN important feature until the English.
occupy the country. ii they succeed in
reaching it.
Congress has resumed its labors and
Allen4 ard athers viii attempt TO put on
brakes in the senate 10 retard repub-
lsiican proeress. Fortunately, this year
They are in the minority and are
doomed TO he run over by the band
wagon If they persist IN getting into
the road
Emperor William, Of Germany. who
lhas decided that the present year opens
1.-THE new century. has made an inspiring
address ID his soldists and people, in
which he gioriilsd the army. redeemed
from cid conditions thai Were tiistin-
suished by iebaurh luxury and fool
ish airogance.' He spoke of the siori-
Gus campaigns that have since crowned
jtts efforts. and declares that 1t rests
lwith the officers 10 preserve the best
lconditions for enifiency by Simplicity
fand noaesty in dails lite4 and 'ineon
Iditional devotion to The royal service
I He hopes hy the aid Of the army and
lnavy and With firm trust in the guild
Lance Of God. 10 PROVE the truth of the
sayins OF Frederick William the FIRST.
.sWhen one in this World wants to de-
l'eade something With the per- he does not
g u Unless supported pS the strength
Aei ms s"sra;
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04

$50 N.'s DNttS.s " - q i AssA."
eioiss y iisaae ny soiiie i'ielius u ,he
se'uites ass5uiils. lilis Wouia mean q
sWastsiul uul'iicalioI 81 eApellses, Wiliie
s N y Vs'iu y lsaiis uitii' Wy - ee.l WIN
- person Is iil'iufapis insane, ihe ih-
lSs'iiii'steiit liissieiai' is 5''e county ass-
slul,i 'iiishp piui'ou'ies s','ie oiss iiicur-
saps, Mo -, r,iisiie ~ e.iteu q a. $50
s I'm. I've VIZ ~ y ,is i'i'sisses
wy ti'sahe q. 'ieai. VII i,s' aooNe'
o.ss,ue' 800, ~ w 80, ps,. W
- 'su = s,s,s a'ss ''ie p'''i' " wv
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THE N 5ATION,S EXPANSION.
JNashinpton post1
The first day of the wear. is. a convent
ent time TO take stock i, would be
Impossible for this nation 10 make am
Inventory If all its wealth. real and
personal. for the latest data of that
kind are now nine years Old. The gain
sl,,ee 1Sn L known ta he Immense de-
spite the crash of 1893 and ,h.. weary
Years that ensued. We can not even set
down the appraSimate value of the real
,siate IN ihe I-nit4f, States and their
OUTLYING possessions: and perhaps it
vim never he practicabl.8to gst within
Bur We can ascertain, how many square
miles have been added 10 the compara-
lively small area Of the original thir-
teen states since expar sion began
about century ago. Without taking
the trouble to verify the figures BY
examination of official documents, the
Posi- reproduces from the Chicago
Times II erald the following table show
Ing the various additions that have
been made 10 the original area Of SEQ
rs square. miles in The thirteen col
onies::
Souare
Miles.
In I7gs. Mississippi fract. $4,000
In 1909 Louisiana tract .235, 45l,
In fSt1 Flnritla 1raSt. 5s.6So
In 1Sih. Texas tract 265.7sO
In ls4S. l,aiifarnia. Utah. Ne
yada Arizona and New Mex
ico traf.fs 58g363o
zoos tracts a. :s,.s,55
In 1Ss1 Aiaska tract al 4lo
m 1s9p Hawaii Tarrito,.y 740
In lSag Porto Rie. 5000
In fss9 phiurt,Il,es l43..o0o
IN tSss Suf,s and Guam So
Tntal sxnansiari s77. s75
:, e, s,
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49,, - :. e
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-s-''''o :. ~ &C., $50 4.
s''1e aua.'s''
y sss.s l'.ss'' oi,,S n1e 70.
- IS ia,'3 $500 go. !
assem- q ms aeii'oesl'ie party. 'ioush
uilaNf 'si'apiiSai, 49, p'.s
tdsnsi Nv " w oas ~ ~.
eil''si ~ is.,s' - ~ a. !.
suia e',s'itsi - . i'otiss =
oss'i i.soi., e'au y 800 ui'oi. ~ n's
.ssls't'S,,.atie susss.,7o' - - 49,
2 ~ = : az = go
pslefe eits ,uiei.s'se - 90, As' y. is''
ihs isse3ta is'i'sss '..' : 80 80 ~
Mhl'h aissa,'sA = - ~.
s.lea ZOE iiiss '.'' 'si.s. 80 :. - 9 ~
y - - p.'. $50 go 'io,s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04
M;.,ah1z9

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the famous little pills known as De
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-04

The federal grand jury at Concord,
N. H.. refused to indict United States
Senator Gallinger on the charges of
violating the civil service law which
were preferred against him.