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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
rae nlusS Vias & i ! Il

1he DtueT Hlag % Iselan1 sS Il
H Neither Scotland nor ireland has 4 diss:l
i tinctlve national Gag. Each had 4 III diss
tinctivs national nag before union witks
England, but upon that union taking
place the Scottish dag and Irish Aas wero
blended with the English dag o. make;
ssha union Jack, which 10 the nationai iNae
OF the three former kingdoms nov
known as the kingdom Of Great Bsitsins
and Ireland.
As the crosses OF the three Kingdom
were blended TO make the inational nag 81
the United Kingdom. so were the stand
ards OF Scotland and ireland Quartered:
with the English standard to make the.
royal standard Of the United xinedom.s
In this standard are shown the red ram.
pant lion on a field OF gold repressnting
Scotland and the golden harp on ! blne
field representing Ireland. And that LAT.
ter was the dag Of Ireland when ireland
had q flag. Somebody took It upon hin-
self to change the ground color OF the old
Irish flag and make It green, and the
green flag passes in the United States for
the old Gag OF Ireland.-Hamilton Spec.
tator. & 81 "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL TICKET
a CONCESSION OF STRENGTH.

a number of leading democratic pa
pers of the south have frankly expressed
the opinion that the Mckinley Roose-
Welt ticket is strong one. One of these
is the Louisville courier-Journal
whose editor, Henry Watterson, has no
love for republicanism. The CD. says:
BY the nomination of Mckinley and
Roosevelt the republicans have put
forth, all the circumstances considered,
the strongest ticket that it Was in their
power to name. Mr.. Mckinley is not an
ideal leader, but he is an ideal follower.
There are few better politicians than
William Mckinley, none in truth, if
they are TO be judged by the measure of
the success which they attain and the
measure of the respect which they re-
tain. Theodore Roosevelt brings to the
ticket just the thingsthat Mckinley can
not give 1t. He is in every way McISin-
z ley's complement-in age, in teinpera-
ment, IN record. in influence. He Will
supply the magnetism and inspire the
ardor necessary for hurrah campaign.
He is today the most hopeful figure ii,
the republican party He has thesconti-
sdences of the anti-maclines men, and vet
he bosses the bosses. His nomination,
undoubtedly against his wishes and
against his sytematic and strenuous
campaign to beat himself was an I'M
precedented event in the history of po-
litieal conventions. It throws the young
governor into the campaign With an inn
petus that Will unquestionably add
much momentum to the ticket Demo-
Gratis should note ard consider. Nothing
i to be gained BY closing the eyes 10
the strength of the foe,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
GOLD DEMOCRATS WILL BE
Tst Louis Globe Democrat.l e

Il
[St. Louis Globe Dsmocrat.l
H. II. Hanna. of Indiana, is probably
correct in his assertion that the gold
democrats will act with the republicans
in 1900 to a greater extent than they
did in 1896. The financial plank of the
Philadelphia platform will please all
honest money men. In it the republic-
an party renews its allegiance to the
hdenceH in the wisdom of the legislation
of the FiftN-six,h congress by which
the parity of all our money and the
stability Of all our currency on gold
basis has been secured.
Nv Hanna is well-known citizen Of
Indiana. He was at the head of the
executive committee of the monetary
conference at Indianapolis three Years
ago. His position in the movement for
sound money which was started al that
time and place has given him a chance
to learn the sentiment of the gold dem
ocrats of the country on this issue. His
| Judgment as to their probable attitude
toward the republican party in the
campaign of 1900 will command the re-
.spect of all citizens. He is "a republics
an, but he is also a business man who
| has taken SO much interest in the
FINANCE ques ton outside of the strictly
partisan aspects af that issue that he
| has come in contact with men of all
party faiths who favor honest money.
\ One part OF the financial i,lank9of the
republican platform declares that for
| the purpose of further eaualizing and
| of further lowering the rates of inter-
\ est W. favor such monetary legislation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

The Davenport Republican declares
that Senator Hanna fights fair. He
never hits below the belt, but alwaysl
finds his opponents vulnerable points.
That il one reason Why he occupies a.
unique place in the history of campaign
managers. In all his acts in this line
he has done nothing dishonest. His most
bitter opponents must admit it. and in.
d.3iHg $40 admit that they can not cope
with him in planning and aggressive-
ness
"A boy up the state is said to to have.
grown seven inches in two weeks.
Which way Up or around This is an
important point in cherry season. sug-
Bsestss the keokuk Gate City.
The Montazuma Democrat notices
THAT "Das.id 3. Hill has sat up IN his
coffin ard showed commentaries de-
sire to get out Whether. he Will be laid
| out again or not can be better told after
july 4tl,.
A Missouri democrat Declares for 16
battle ground. which leads the Dubuque
/ Times to remark that Champ Clark is
notthe only humorst Missouri has pro-
.dueed
The Philosopher Of the Clinton. Herald
says; This. grand old Mississippi river
8is doing its best to amuse, instruct,
comfort and benefit the people who live
along its banks. Sundays are great days
| on the river. People take their families
and lunches and get joy, comfort and
strength for the dutiesof the week thru
1.-The days outing. Its shady banks as
| well as its beautiful waters are sources
! Of great blessings TO our people. What
4 happy children wading in the clear wa
ter, rolling in the sand or resting in the
4 shade? For most people it is lots better
Ito take our families out and let them en-
jjoy themselves than to keep them
housed UP these hot days. Water, shade,
sunshine, grasses and all natures pre-
/
and he ought to use them
The Burlington Hawkeye suggests
1 that IF the democrats desire to fine
fault with the conduct of the Spanish
war; Roosevelt will answer them in per,
son. He was in it,
In noticing that the democrats Of
Georgia have named full state ticket
headed by William S. Jennings for gov
ernor, the Davenport Democrat remarks
that This is equivalentto saying that
the election has been held. Campaign
agitation ID hselexs.s IA.
1.-THE Dubuque TAlegra nh ts even find
ing fault with the prayers which were
offered at the Philadelphia convention
says the Des Moines Capital. which
adds: The esteemed Telegraph is fully
LOT the opinion that the only way in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
July WEATHER ro R

JULY WEATHER FORECASTS.
Rev Irl Hicks, the st. Louis fore.
caster. predicts the following weather
for July: The storm period will reach
most active development In the center
of the Mississippi valley July 3; the
4ths Of July will be as hot in central and
western sections as usual, caused by
previous storms; change to warmer
about the 9Th and It'll and reactionary
storms from 9Th to 10th. The next
storm period is central on 18th and ex-
tending to 18th; warmer and more re-
dictionary storm days from the 18th to
10th and from 18th to 22nd cooler and
more pleasant weather. spreading from
west to east. One OF the heated
terms" will develop during storm peri
cd central on the Gath and extending to
l27th and threatening tho empty clouds
on and about the 29th and Both. He
says the month promises to be placid
to degree out Of the ordinary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
a DETECTIVES PHILosopHY.


GSan Francisco Examiher.1
The detective and the man about
town get to be good deal alike in
their Views. They expect to run up
against crooks.
Half the world can't understand how
the other half keeps out of jail 1
It always did puzzle me that the
tough part of city should be called
the tenderloin.
The safest way for strangers to get
acquainted with the tough section of a
city is to study 1t out on good map.
Countrymen will often rush in where
detectives fear to tread unarmed.
Good detectives and first class crooks
know each other at sight.
There is a sort OF handwriting in
crime. You can often pick out the gem
uine criminal by the looks Of JOB that
he has done.
Crooks sometimes give themselves
away by keeping watch OF the detec-
tives.
The criminal is usuallya nervous fell
low and the detective isn't
One of the detectives great diff
culties is In managing to get along on a
small salary. That isn't usually mem
toned in the story books.
The odd sleuth" of fiction is scarce
because there isn't crime enough to
keep such fellows fairly busy.
One dime novel detective would be a
sufficient police force for San Fran
cisco. New York and Chicago, covering
the three cities In bunch.
Crime is one of those plants that like
the shade. It will not grow very we'll
out in the open.
Y is frequently so difficult to get
criminals that a fellow might think
they are scarce.
The man who can find merely traces
OF a criminal isn't much of detective.
The traces are left around everywhere.
II you're arresting desperate man,
it's best to save your politeness until
You have him locked up. He'll be more
inclined toreciprocate then.
Never take any chances in handling a
criminal. He'll play against big odds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
Altfe ana Dea,h Fieht.

Mr.. W. a. Hines Of Manchester, iowa,
writing Of his almost miraculous escape
from death. says: Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble.
which ended in consumption. had
frequent hemorrhages and coughed
night and day. All my doctors said l
must soon die. Then began 10 use
DR.. Kings New Discovery which wholly
cured me. Hundreds have used it on
my advice and all say 1t never fails to
cure throat, chest and lung troubles
Regular size. so cents and 81. Trial bot
ties free at Geo. p. Powers drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

NAL classes in geography and ethnology,
and in this way much information has
been absorbed in the course OF casual
reading. Possibly there may be hint
for the educators Of the country in the
eagerness with which people have ta-
ken up the study of geograp ply and kln-
dred Breaches under the new conditions.
At any rate. 1t would appear that the
secret Of successful education had been
laid bare-namely: that when a student
is once thoroughly interested in given
subject study becomes a pleasure rather
than bore
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
Euenu puhIa 1arsaln nms ghusdap sur % 1900

which to approach the throne OF grace
is by way Of the Chicago platform. z
Washington Press: Bryan doesn't like
the republican platform-it is full Of de-
lceit and evasion, and is not definite, he
says. Therefore, in these respects, It in
fringes that demagog' g patents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
Fourth Of July rates.

On July 8 and the Burlington, Ce-
9dar Rapids & Northern railway will
sell excursion tickets at low rates to
points within 200 miles of selling sta
ton, good returning until July 5. in
elusive. Apply to any agent Of the
t"Cedar Rapids Route"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
The CHEF DANGER.

. 'itN-1i ~ 5ieGdH now they
We're defeated in 1892? one af the
greatest dangers 10 the repnb-
lican party will be that of over
confidence, end Illustrate it the rec
ord Of a past campaign is pertinent att
this time. In the presidential election
of 1892, when the republicans of the
state and nation had reason to hope for
success, the democratic party elected d
president. Benjamin Harrison was al
that time candidate for reelection.
He had made q careful and able exec
utive and stood well in the nation as an.
honest and upright president. The.
country Was prosperous. the blight of
hard times and commercial disaster not
having yet appeared. Whereas, in 1855.
Cleveland had been beaten by Harri-
son, the latter securing 233 electoral
votes as against 16S for Cleveland, in.
1892 the table was turned and the latter,
{ received 2I77 as against las for Harrison
and twenty-five for Weaver The
rnes-Republican. which Wrought,
ea,nsstI,- Il, 81, (, =,
- =, t,i,.a = -, !, .,.,
feat -rna,, .a,,,, Is, ,5.,, :, -, :,
any "a tion.l bas; ,,nIv M bsar,.
that the country was again willing 10
dabbla IN the 5is. stra,,s fras rad ,ba
=orv ! frorasd. anvselue - c,,s, !, =, I
success--that beiag the chief issue.
,rhis ! -, !. - I,
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and con, :, e,ci., ,,iess,a, eaI,5n.s,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
a Monster pevil fi.h

Destroying its victim. is a type Of con-
stipation. The power of this malady is
felt on organs. nerves. muscles and
brain. But DIR. Kings New Life Pills
are safe and certain cure. Best in the
world for stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels. Only % cents, at Geo. P. Pow
ers' drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
$500 Reward.

for any trace of antipyrine, morphine,
choral or any other injurious sub
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Capsules. They are also more pleasant
and convenient to take than powders,
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Powers, druggist % East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

The will Of the late Rev. DIR. George
Leon Walker Of Hartford contains the
following public requests. in addition to
$1,000 divided among Connecticut church
societies: American board OF commits
sioners for foreign missions. $1,000;
American Missionary association, $500:
Brooks library Of Brattleboro. VT. $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

Iowa. June -. 1900.
Only s1.95 for the round trip via Chs
scago Great Western railway. Tickets
on sale June q and %. good to return
June 90. Inquire of j. A. Ellis. Ticket
Agent, Marshalltown, la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
Faith Back cd win cash.

Don't give up. There is hope in Mull's
Pioneer Cures chocolate tablets. Six
years have made them million friends.
Dollar draft in every box-cash 1t IL
remedy fails. Separate remedy for each
disease: Kidney and bladder, impure
blood and liver stomach and dyspepsia,
rheumatism, female complaints. Doc
tors prescribe them. Save doctors bill
by buying direct from your druggist
Ask Mcbride & viii Drug Co.
For burns, injuries, piles and skin
diseases use DeyNitt's Witch Hazel
salve. 1t is the original. Counterfeits
may be offered. Use only DeWitt's. All
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
now DRUGGISTS
CURE THEIR CAT RRn

I. n. Frisel, Druggist at Raymors, No., writes: ~
nave been using Dr. Geo. Lstnlngess fofealdehyd4
long standing. never had nythine TO dol mo much
good In short time, for feel that IN ahoolutelY
cured p -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

Stop that cough right away with
iMul's Lightning Cough Cure; % cents.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-11-16

Murdered. Could this awful word.
so full OF terrible meaning. apply to
her Stcpfaih.r. who Sh. had last seen
standing at the door OF chaifont
House. full OF life and health. hoidin.
the frc,ful Kate by the hand! Moille
sat up and turned hastily TO the two
ladies. tn. color fading from her face.
My name is i.'EStrans.." she STAN
mcrcd u-r,ousiy. LOOKING from on- 10
the other. II am Mrs. Bsrlows's cii-
est daughter. I thought ! ought TO
tell you. II did not know that
he died like that: no one told me.
Are you sure
Moiile eonld sec the ladies were gag
marks: but she vas too .sscr to learn
the truth to mind that. or anything
else. Why had she been allowed TO
come homo in ignorance of the trs<-
rdy tina, hung undiscovered over chsi-
fon, House. In the pause before any
one spoke she vas no, conscious OF
feeling any sorrow for her dead step
father. nor had these ladies expressed
any: bu; she did feel thrill Of horror
a, the thought of the crime that had
been committed in the house where
sh. was boFn-h-r mothers house
and could not r-pFcss shuidsf. Then.
III. mrs, lady so, up. and. coming over.
sa, down heavily in the scat opposite
10 her.
Il am heartily sorry you have heard
nc. my dear she said kindly. ''it Is
a lesson TO me not TO talk Of my
nsishbors in the train. hut arc you
really Amy BaTiowc's ehildg Yes.
looking at you. can sec your dear
father. Your paErnts were my desTcs;
friends. You do no; remember me.
bu, surely yoa have no; foFso';ca
Reggie and Joyccf"
Moiiir started. and. leaning forward.
turned her beautiful. miserable grey
eyes on the speaker with dasnins rec
o=nitioa.
'Srs-yes. I do now she cried.
You are Mrs. AnstEgthrF. you live in
tina, pretty white house near tho
church. oh. Airs. Ans;ruthcF. about
tnis dreadful thing about MF. bar
love. Madame Dubois wrote tina, he
died suddenly. and she vas nos my
guardian: but how did IL happcnr
Why VAS I not ;oidr" And she siane.
cd implurinsiy a, the pleasant mother.
~ face nos regarding her with .
troubled fFpwn.
ITO BE- coutinuedb
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-11-16
CENSUS OF COLORADO CALLS
FOR A THIRD CONGRESSMAN

Washington. ID. c.. Nov. 1.-the
final count Of the population OF Colora-
do gives the state total OF $50, 200 In.
habltants, an increase OF 27,JO2 since
1890. or 300 per cent.
After two weeks discussion the
general opinion now prevails that the
basis of congressional apportionment
under the new census will be about
100000. 1t Is certain that the figures
must BIO something above the present
basis Of $4,000. and II It goes above
100000. the representation OF number
Of large and influential states would
be reduced. On the basis proposed
Maine Is the only state OF influence
whose representation Will be cut.
On this basis Colorado Is absolutely
sure To have three representatives In
the Fifty-eighth and succeeding Con-
crosses. but could not get u fourth on
any reasonable apportIonment. whe-
Their the state Is Ia b. rcdistricted. or
the new member Is to be elected at
large. Is n question for the state Leg
islnturc.
Colorado had In 1870 population of
a.2I7, and In 1870 population OF 30
Sol. but In 1850. the first census taken
after Its admission ns a state, Ii had
grown to 1oi.32I. representing an In
crease In ten years OF l5i. iG.i. or 3sT.1
per cent. During the decade from 1850
To 1850 II again Increased by consider
amy more than 10 per cent, giving a
total In 1880. us previously stated. OF
ila.l0S.
The population Of Colorado In 1900
Is nearly sixteen times ns large NJ the
population given for 1870. the first
year In which It's population Is given
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-11-16

In the census report. The total land
surface OF Colorado Is approximately
1881 square miles, the average num-
her or persons to the square mile being
as follows: 1890. 80: 1900. o.
OF the fifty-seven counties in the
state. forty-twO show an Increase in
population since 1880. and In some of
them the percentages OF increase are
very large, namely:
Otero. lTi.S per cent.
Archulcta, 1919 per cent
Bent, 1922 per cent.
Mesa, l17.5 per cent.
Delta, 1865 per cent.
Morgan. lOi.l per cent
Montczuma. 100 per cent.
Prowers. 0l.2 per cent.
Hinsdnlc. $3.50 per cent.
San Miguel. $40 per cent.
The fifteen counties showing "a de-
crease in population are Baca, Chcy-
cnnc. Gear Creek. Custer. Dolores,
Eagle. Kiowa. Kit Carson. ouray.
Park. Phillips. Pitkin. Sedswick.
Washington and Yuma.
OF the lG5 Incorporated places there
arc only twcnty-scvcn that have pop
ulntion In 1900 OF more than 1000. and
OF these only seven have more than
5000. namely:
Denver city. with l3s,s5?.
Pueblo city. with .s,l5,.
Colorado Springs city. with ol.0s5.
Leadviiic city. with l:i5o.
Cripple Creek town. with io.1iI.
Boulder city. with G.laS.
Trinidad city. with 5,:.i5 Inhabitants.
Denver and Pueblo mr.. til. only
cities In Colorado that have n popuia'
ton OF more than 5000.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-11-16

The present German emperor. then a
small boy. attended the wedding of the
prince and princess of Wales. He was
under the charge OF his two uncles. the
duke OF Edinburgh and the duke OF
Connaught. As may be eSpected.young
william fidgeted sadly. and conse-
auently received an occasional warn
ing tan the shoulder. But how he
I,id revenge himself. His uncles were
in Highland dress. and the future en-
peror siyIy kneit down and bit into
their bare legs with great earnestness.
Boston Journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-11-16
CRUELTY IN TONE.


C,,.. w-r,,. XIII . ulsd In u. Cage
A bird which receives a scoidinE Is
made as miserable aud unhappy there
by as a child would be. To illustrate
our Dumb Animals tells the following
story. A Massachusetts, woman had. a
few years ago. beautiful canary bird
which she dearly loved. and TO which
she had never spoken an unkind word
in her life. One sunday the church
orsanist was away. and she stopped
after church to play the organ for the
sunday school. In consequence of this
the dinner had to- be put of an hour.
and when she got home her good hus-
band vas very hungry. and he spoke
To her unEindiy. The things were put
on and they sat down in silence at the
table. and presently the bird began to
rhirp at her as IL always had TO attract
her attention. To shame her husband
for having spoken so. she turned to
the bird, and foT the FIRST time in her
life smoke TO Il In most violent and
angry tone. In less than Eve minutes
there was iluttering in the cage. She
spraus TO the cags-thc bird was dead.
Mrs. Hendricks. the wife of the late
vicc.presidsnt Of the United States,
saws that she once Killed a mocking
bird in the same way. II annoyed her
by loud singing. To stop IL she spoke
in a violent tone. and pretended 10
throw something at u, and within I'VE
minutes IL was dead.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-11-16

through the green country. II even
amused her to see the great open fires
in the waiting rooms once more a.
they flashed through the stations.
Then she suddenly became aware that
tho two ladies' were talking very hard.
and she heard her own name.
"You will find Reverton looking
much the same. Louise" the elder was
saying. 1.-THE people alter. but not
the place. Why. you have not been
here since the year poor Mrs. Les
TRANCE married Mr.. Barlowe. have
your
mo; how pretty she was! know NO
one liked him; you thought him an
adventurer. What has he done since
her death!'
"Oh. he fcathered his nest we'll
got the whole OF her property for him
self and his wretched little girl. to the
one knew that his poor wife was hor-
ribly afraid OF him. and he had 1t all
his own way. Well. must not say
more. for he was hurried TO his ac-
count with all his sins upon his head.
and no time to repent him OF his
wickedness.'
What do you meant"
did you not see II in the papers?
1t was the talk OF Reyerton! He was
found murdered in his study nearly
twelve months ago. Yes. I remember.
II was on Easter Sunday"
"Murdered7'' ecuoed the other
blankiy. THAT handsome man? Who
did lit"
at has never been found out"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-11-16

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. 12.-Demo.
cratic Govcruor-cicct william $. Jen-
nings has beer informed that his cou-
sin. william !. Bryan. will visit him
ut his home in Brooksvillc. Florida.
and he present at the Inauguration at
Tallahassee on the first Tuesday in
January.