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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05
MERIT NOT IN DOUBT.
wonderful Results Obtained Htro
in Wheeling
Another Citizen Who Adds Her Tes-
timony to What Has Been

There is no doubt whatever a. TO the
merits of Niorrow's Kid-ne-oidS iudg-
ing from the wonderful results obtained
right here In Wheeling MorroW's Kid
ne-olds are used daily By hundreds Of
Wheeling people. and they all testify
without hesItancy about the great good
they have received by the use OF this
great kidney preparation, Kid-ne-olds
viii positively cure kidney baekache.
dizziness, slecplessness. resuessness.
nervousness and all urinary disorders
and diseases arising from a diaordered
condition OF the kidneys. Another cit
izen adds her testimony as follows;
Mrs. b. GARNET, residing al No. $50
Sixteenth street, makes this abatement:
~ suffered for long time with dior
dcred kidneys At times the pain across
the small of my back would be extreme
Nv severe, and would extend through my
sides and stomach, making me very
s!ck. ] grew very nervous, and could
not rest well at night Sometimes
would awake with start, and then Il
would be hours before / could get 70
sleep again, and In the morning when /
would get up would feel completely
WON out IT seemed that nothing /
could get would give me relief, and when
/ saw MOrrow's Kid~ne-oids advertised
l decided to give them trial. &C.
cured some from druggist; he guar
nntecd them to cure II the directions
were followed or refund the money. I
took them for short time as the d.
rcctions said, and they gave me relief.
That was some time age, and have
not been troubled since. can recon-
mend Kid-ne-oids to anyone suffering
as was
Morrow's Kid-ne-oIds are not pills.
but Yellow Tablets, and are put up IN
wooden boxes, which contain enough
for about two weeks treatment. and
sell et fifty cents box at all drug
stores. a descriptive booklet will be
mailed upon request by John Morrow &
Co. Chemists. Springfield, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05
MRS.
RiaM1an1gs
Friends
are everywhere

arc everywhere
Every woman knows
SOMo woman friend vino
has been helped by Eydla
e. PiNEd1aR1's Vegetable
Compound What does
this friend say abOufR7
Read die letters fran
women being PUB IEslIed n
this paper n you are
aILggg don't try expert
1ssRtSD Rely on the T0lIa-
bies
Mrs. PlDIdtanls great
medicine has stood With
out a peer for Thirty
years.
Puzzled women write 60
Hrs PHnlnEa1p for advice
which she gives without
charge The advice Is
confidential and accurate
Khas helped million wO-
mem lFss PIRAhaN09 Is
Address Is lynn Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05

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Bears tho wv Ght YOU llsa klSaJS Bought
'''; : I8AZzzsz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05

COUGHS and colds, down to tho
very bordcrland Of consumption. Yield
90 the aoothlng, healing influences Of
Or. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.-3.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
like all the rest of his people--a lot of

like all the rest of his people--a lot of
grafters.
Mr.. Dobson then said that while he
had been held up in the country and felt
pretty sore over it, yet laying this aside
he has very bad opinion of this people.
He continued.
II was told that Kruger had ia male
relatives over the age of is years and
every one of them had a soft job under
the government. The old fellow is prob
ably the richest man next 10 Rhodes in
South Africa, is a firm believer in keep
ing things in the family You sss., before
the mines we're opened UP by foreign
capital and there was an influx % nton-
ey from other countries the anmuai iii-
come from all taxation in the republic.
was cSe.000 Now it is up 10 ,e22.2O0.000,
OF about s1l.0C0.000 in our money. Why.
they have just robbed these foreign
companies IN taxation. II Vas some.
thing awful. as you Viii sec by the tig
ures have just quoted. For an actual
I fact d Roel pays no more taxes than TO
buy d postage stamp. THIS be mas do
but that is all. This foreign ~ sidents,
or the outlanders. pay The rest
Talk about the Beers beng relig
Isious people-tliey are a lat Of despois
and tyrants Not one-fpulsth Of them
can rend Why they are called a re-
lpubiic can not see, as e,om Pau is
more Of a ear than a1iythiss else iie
runs everything there Is e guf They
are called Il religious people and that is
/ true 10 a certain extent. for thps are
.Lutnerars and rea,i ti,er Bibles bat
| they do not attempt 70 plaeliee What
.,,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
DOWN ON THE BoERS.
Opera Manager Has Seen Them and
Can rind No Good iii Them.

sioux city Journal: Americans haze
entirely the wrong idea of the people Of
the South African republic, IS the dec
laration of issn f. Dobsen. agent for
Hoyt's Il stranger in New York, as he
sat in Manager Eeall's office Mr. Dob
son iesichcs these conclusions from ut-
favorable personal observations of the
Beers and their president, Dom Paul
Kruger. Perhaps his opiniens may have
been strengthened by the fact that Dom
Paul held him up for Si.2so, anu this
money Mr. Dobson figures is part OF
that which Kruger is using to carry on
warfare With England. Mr.. Dobson,
who is an American. Was in New Yea
land in 1897 With the Royal English OPP
era Company. ard ne decided to take
trip with his thirty people 10 South Al
RIGA and play III that country. The or
ganization went 10 Caps Town ard sev-
eral OF the other towns in Cape Colony.
Then they decided to go 70 Kimberley,
but routed the slow thru the IS a. r.,
as the South African republic is called
in Africa.
He landed III Pretoria and WAS in
formed that before he could play he
must have L permit. Dobson inquired
where this was 10 be obtained. and was
Idirectcd TO see the president himself. He
iprocoeded to the state house. aud in due
thine was ushered in,o the presence OF
| the great Dom Paul The old man asked
| him. in English his business. and when
| Informed asked if ho had secured his
license. Dobson replied IN the negative,
What do you think he said. 'tlat old
| fellow held me up for $3.50 before |
could ring up my curtain. Think of that
for am opera company. We had the
money or l guess we would have been
in soak there yet. l was not in the pres
ence of this august parsonage very long,
] but 1t was enough for me. He is just
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
Editorial Opinion On Iowa Topics
Cleaned From Iowa News.
papers
The News of Iowa From Hundreds
Of Different Towns and Com
munities
THE GARST BILL.
CDubliuue I'inesl


The Garst bill which a committee of
the senate will consider this week. pro-
vides an appropriation of Sl,3i6.DU0 for
the support of the institutions under
the jurisdiction OF the board of control,
this sum to be raised by a uniform
state tax. Ii this bill should be adopts
Ell the charges against the taxneyars
of Dubuque county for the support Of
the insane, feeble minded blind. etc.,
would remain substantially as at pres
emit but the local hospital for the in
sane would be abandoned and its pa
tents transferred to the stats asylums.
This would result because the county,
being entitled upon payment of a tax
it should not avoid. TO send its patients
to the state Institutions would, of
course, not tax itself doubly in order to
supply patients for the local hospital.
The effect then would be the confisca-
ton Of property 10 the extent that
investments in county and private hos
ton of the law
Were the changes proposed by Sen
ator Garst necessary the state could in
justice make it only after compensate
ing the county and private institutions.
IHty MINI law Jus-t 'f'.tt tilAft} '''iii
pensation. because a law found in the
code of 1873 and Which still prevails
i requires counties TO make provision foi
the incurable insane returned from tbs
state hospitals nder this law eoun-
ties. Mere required to receive patients
from the state Institutions when these
Il We're crowded. So many local hospitals
We're established 70 meet this necessity
that the pressure on the state institute
tions was gradually removed and fol-
the past fourteen months no neurable:
have been returned from the state Y
the local hospitals.
Still ii Is proposed this assembly shall
make a large appropriation to conplet'
an asylum at Cherokee which viii no
be- needed for many years unless tn
intention is by means OF the Garst bill
to close the local hospitals and transse
their patients TO Cherokee, This woul'
be both unnecessary and unjust Th
rights of the insane can be amply pro
Atected by placing the county and loea
hospitals under the inspection of III
board OF control. proposition whic
has encountered objection from II
quarter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
A BIG LOT OF Ql-Ae.ISs.
lrnl.t DODGE Messengar.al

fort Dodge Messengar.
The new poultry establishment Of n.
r. Loomis a Fort Dodge is being opsr
ated at full capacity at the present
time. The new yards were purchased
during the past summer and consist of
ten lots on the banks of the Dies Moines
river A high board fence encloses the
yard. which are fully equipped with
buildings and conps. a force of fifty
men are nov killing and picking The
cases of dressed poultry are piled out Of
doors where the elements can best af-
feet them. When they have reached a
certain point of refrigeration they are
stored in refrigerator cars. During a
sudden or prolonged drop in the tenn
perature the doors of the ear are
opened and the contents allowed to Sc
cure the benefit of the low temperature.
Mr.. Loomis is trying n experiment
this winter with ducks. Al the new
yards are 5000 ducks of all sorts and
grades. 1t is the most pronounced case
of "quack' that has ever struck this
city \ Wire screening two feet high
keeps them al one end of the yards and
long troughs filed with shelled corn
occupies their attention when they are
not paradlng their troubles. II have
experimental with all the differen;
kinds Of poultry. but ] have never had
any success With any but ducks said
Mr.. Looniis. just before Christmas
had 5000 chickens that started Il
fatten. ! lost money every day. You
can't fattcn chicken AWAY from hons
in strange quarters in a shorttime. III,
hers get UP on The roosts and Won
come down TO eat The roosters stay or
the roosts because they are afraid oi
getting the worst OF it If they come
down. The result is that YOU have !
heavy Shrinkage every day that SOL
seep them alive. 1t is JUST the sam,
way with turkeys. For instance, WI
had a tom a short time ago tlia
weighed when we bought him thirty-si,
pounds. We kept him alive for thre.
days and he weighed thirty-tw,
pounds. Now figure for yonfself--l 90
pounds of live turkeys and they shrinl
q pound a day You pay ~ csnts ;
pound for them. What do you lose.
With ducks it Is different. This is tn
first time ever tried 70 fatten duck
on a. large scale. Ii takes about seven
ty bushels Of corr q day. but they ar
getting fat"
Since the inauguration Of the ney
yards the plant at Humboldt ila
shipped all live purchases 10 For
Dodge. The 5000 ducks have been
great target for kodak hends and a
unusually large number of visitors ar
attracted there daily.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13


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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
BEAUTY BUT SKIN DEEP.
Huntington Hawkeye. ]


She Is Burlington girl and quite
good looking. Not only that, she Is
we'll aware OF the fact and likes 10 im-
press ii on the members of the Family.
Not long ago Miss Conceit while visit
ing her cousin in a small town MOI ia
from Burlington. was entertaining,
the youngest member of the family, 8
boy of years. with a description of he
varied charms. She concluded by tell
ing him that beauty is only Skin
deep" when he astonlshed the house
hold by placing his hand on the youns
lady's cheek on a tour of investigation
and saying: but, cousin. won't II hur
just awfully to pull the skin off 50 pee
pie can see it,"
That particular young lady has beer
cured forever of her propensity for eA
plotting her personal charms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

official, who accompanies the train to
its destination. The cars are we'll
equipped for long journey and are as
comfortable as the standard sieepers,
while the price for a double berth is
only about oEe-half. Full information
furnished by any Chicago Great West
ern agent or f. III. Lord, general pas
sengeI and ticket agent, 1lS Adams
street, Chicago.
An Editors Recommendation.
Mr.. W. j. Hutchinson, editor Gazette,
Pleasan,vilie, Mo-, writes: have
used Krause's Headache Capsules with
satisfactory results. bought a box
which cost me % cents and one capsule
cured me of a dreadful sick headache.
My wife and myself have also used the
other medicines prepared by the Nor
man Lichty Manufacturing Company
and we recommend them to the public
10 be Just as represented Sold by w.
II. Evans druggist lls East Main
street, and Geo. p. Powers, druggist,
rs East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
Y l,,llfsl. N!luthilliiifn-
-----.-..-.......-. -
lNNEllss,sseo 80 -

Six Indies Pocket Haudker-
chiefs. hens,itctted, colored bord-
ers, SIZE l. < IL inches. sent post
pais. on receipt OF 2 cent
postage stamp and 20 sig
natures CT from wrappers OF
Arouck les Roasted Coffee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

coin climbed off his horse and going
over to the Boer he struck him in the
face With his fist and knocked him off
his horse. Then he kicked him few
times for his inhuman act and Mr. Boer
took the whip to lash the engineer
Lincoln pulled out q gun and told the
young brute II he did not give him that
whip he would shoot him. He got iii
and then the Kafiir returned the blow
and kept the Whip. They are heart
less, inhuman race, and j would like 10
see every one of them wiped off the
face of the earth. England viii come
pretty near doing it before she gets
thru with them. too
But they have ID beautiful country
and had they not tried to rob every one
in sight they would be still very pros
porous The climate is fine, Very much
like this Is out here, only | think some
warmer. The mines are very ricn. In
Johannesburg the municipality Viii not
build q sidewalk. pave street 9i put
in SEWERS. Property owners, who, by
the way sre nearly all foreigners, have
to pay for ii themselves. Still they are
giyen no representation, right Of
suffrage or anything else. for That mat
ter Americans can hold all the meet
ings in sympathy With the Boars that
they Want. but they should have some
personal dealings mith this people and
then see What they would say. as3
asaihst the Boers from start 70 finish.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
An Editors Recommendation.
ONE CENT A WORD,

ADyERTIs IMENTs under the neadin,
..Wantcd, ''lsor sale. TO Rent 10 En-
tlange" 10 Trade" LOST or '.Fonna
inserted IN this column ONE CENT "A WORD
ter each insertion. payable invariably in
sdvance. No advertisement inserted Tor
it.s than iacents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN kY.
Maple Leaf Route.
TRAINS SOUTH
No. L ID. NJ. 4 h. e. Limited ....., 4:45 a. m.
No ) Il, NJ. sSu.J < *. @. Fix press 9. q .. M.
Mo- 3 southwestern ENpress..... J:35 p. N.
lRAISs NORTH AND EAST.
40. 6 Twin City and Chicago Spl Elsa. m.
Not 81 Pau. and Chicago Emp. l0:o5 II. m :.
No. Twin city and Chicago Lin 1870 p. M
Nos. land except sunday. Others every
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

Stop that cough right away witt
Mulrs Lightning Cough Cure. Twenty.
hve cents. For sale by the Mcbride &
Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
HoMEsEEKsRs' EXCURSIONS.

Jan. 10. Feb. 6. 20, March s.. 90,
April ., II. 1900. via b., q. Il. X
y. halfway.
on abcSe dates round trip tickets.
good tserty-one days vii! be sold AT
pate OF a single fare plus s. to ali
points on this line in iowa, Minnesota
and South Dakota. north of and inelud-
Ling Shell Rock, Abbot Crossing and
| Waveily-.
Tickets Nil also be sola at this rate
20 a large number of cities and towns
II nortnern, western and southern
/ states.
For further Information eail On b,
O. r. e y agents or address John g.
i Farmer \. G. 2. and T. A., Cedar
Rapids, la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

WANTED.
WANTED GlRl. FOR ZEN Era HOT Sc
work. ~ North lhird st,sst.
WANTED IL iI.LF Or 6 isNERNL lIooi ) r.
work; references required; good wages, 81
East Church street.
wANTEi -slRI. TWO IN sMlLY
good wages; inquire ofI)r. Cora Wiliiams.
West Main street
WANTED. COMPETENT girl. FOR
second work Inquire AZ "a East Main
street.
WA NTtI-AN EXPERIENCED GARn-
Nor 10 wosk il, snail market gar en. Good
reference ieqniipd Good wages for good
steady mais. hsldress G. w. Conner. sac
+ City. Iow;.
WANTEls-A PURCHASER FOR Mill
line,.v st1t.k - East Main VIII Sell for
part ct>l, and take balance inrea. estate.
Inquire N store
TO EkNr.
no KEN FURNISHED ROOM. NICELY
iclte,I 10 rent - south rhirdayenue.
roH SALE.
FOX SALE or TE.ADE-so acRES OF
k,ns. near LEXINGTON Seh. \ bargain Tor
someone Addfcss j p. u. rinles-Nepub
lican.
H. II. 4. y. RAIL MY
The ednr Rapid, ..outc.
Tine table al Abbott Crossing.
.i0ISe NORTH G0INH SOUTH
No. l0l q, ll.4lt IN. No 80. u, .:9lp M,
No. G5eu 3:i5a M No 69sti q. p. m
No cal 10, y.I0p. IN No az soi ,:i1 a. iG.
No. 500 10 .ss:s.. ia NJ ts2 90 le54 D. m.
4 -4ci;tiv. = -tiaiis except sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

FeR SALE or TE.ADE-so sCRES OF
.E,iis near LeNtngtnu. Set. y bargaiu tor
some one. Addfcss J. p. u. Finles-Nepub
IHcai,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-26
GEN. GAsELEE's REPORT.
Aunesnees Arrival Of Allied Forces
in Paotingfu.

LONDON, Oct 2s The following dis
natrh from Gen. Gaseee. the commander
n the troops at Paotingfu, has been re-
rsfved by the secretary of state for
india, Lord George Hamilton;
''Paotingfu, Oct. 20,
.srhe allied troops under my command
srrived here yesterday. British. French.
German and Italian guards have been
pneted nj the gates Today all the gem
erals, WITH small escort, went through the
tswr, after which they arranged for
me allotment Of quarters for occupation,
1 shall keep most on the British In camp
sar the present, Am waiting for orders
rom waldersee regarding their future
Aspcsition
Most OF the inhabitants remained in
ne city There are no signs OF hostility.
Mr.. Mrs and Miss Green and a child
are here, after great suffering. Many
Who escaped death were handed over oe-
,5ber IL 10 the French force. Mr.. Green
= p tho hospital The ladies and the
Have received the following from
a'ArriYsd AT Msochiao October IL
twenty-five hundred irnperiais resreated
before us. One hundred surrounded. hut
On producing proofs that hey had been
knt BY IL Hung Chang 70 suppress the
Boxers. released them with their arms. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-26
iII[RS ARE AGAIN ACTIVE.
- EXCLAMATION CALLING FOR
resrauCTIoS OF FOREIGNERS.
.-~~sesu Mission Property Mt Lien
40 Again Threatened by Fa-
.sts<sI Hordes of Chinese Rebels
-asbeIifon IL stilf spreadfnE.

FpNGKoNG. Oct. e5.-Advices from
ys-.ehau. on North river. say that
1~er5can mission property there is
~-,sfened with destruction by Boxers,
a. have posted the following proclama-
~:
..antry and our homes. and we rely upon
- another 10 support the order 70 drive
flstr folly passes description. They are
AZ usurpers Of our land. They disturb
~ an the provinces and procedures
xAsrels have been opened and our people
- deceived, ripped open and disembow-
~ while the foreigners grow fat on
~ revenue OF China, insulting our ON
~ and palaces.
me emperor IL indulgent and permits
N who can foreteli the intention OF
~ foreign deyils7 Day by day they act
- outrageously. When we behold the
ss~spf condition OF Affairs our hearts
n bruised with grief Therefore, we
isve organized our strength TO destroy
iss devouring wolf throughout the en-
re Bowers took the American Presby-
NAN mission buildings, but have not
Ee4royed them.
ffe rebellion IA spreading along East
eyer and North river. in the province Of
xvanestu II Is supposed to b. aim 81
4 The overthrow OF the Manchu dynasty,
m fhe reports are 80 contradictory tfat
4 4 next to Impossible 20 form lucid
X Canton the Chinese officials arc taxi
~ the 'nsurrection 80 lightly that for
Hsnsrs believe that II viii he very dim
cult TO suppress II,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-26
DEATH OF CLARA WEGER.
M,st~rious Case st spokane May
Lead TO an fnaSest ny the

Special Dispatch TO the observation-disclosures.
SPOKANE, Oct. "a mysterious
death has Just eorne 20 light here and
sensational Developments are expected rs
a result OF the arrest OF Mrs. DIR. bertha
Wardrum. proprietrsss Of private hos
pitai and a midwife by profession. She
Was arrested tonight by Sheriff Cole.
As near can be learned the facts are +.
Clara weger, 2s years old came TO Spe-
kane some time ago 10 nurse q sick sister.
Eoth had lived al SpfaEue- The sister
recovering Miss weger returned 20
SpraEue and said ahe was going back 70
81 Joseph. Mo. Instead sha came 10
Spokane and was nVfAed 81 fhe hospital
al Mrn wararnna October ~ she died
DR. n. q Newman. who had been called
in by Mrs WardFum, refused 10 sign a
death certificate, and y was signed ny
Mrs Dr. Wardrum ana the body was
given 20 undeFtakers for enthalfninE.
Tho supposed cause Of death was fv-
phoid fever. Relatives started an hives
LEGATION and advance ether theories
DR. Newman says the only way 60 de-
terrnine the cause AZ death IL 10 h0fd an
inquest. which viii follow coon.