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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17

er, Col. j. NJ. Parker, is an alumnus of
the institution, will make it very pleas
ant for Miss Parker in her new posi-
ton. Plans have already been made for
rendering her a reception next Monday
evening.
Miss Parker's many friends in this
city will be pleased to learn of her sue
cess. Those who know her know of her
ambitions in. her chosen work. Her adj
vanced study in voice. which has been
varied and extensive, has been carried
on by funds earned by her own work as
a private teacher. and her success is due
wholly to her own ambitious desire 10
succeed. added, of course, to her natural
gift-an excellent voice.
Miss Bessie w Parker, who has been
in Chicago with her sister studying pi-
ano, will remain there until after East
er. when her work Will be completed
ard she viii return to this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
APPEAL Is PERFECTED
Anti-saloon League Appeals from
the Ruling Of Supervisors on
Saloon Petition.
Sets Up Three Counts as Grounds for
Their Objections Of the
Findings.
E. R. Mead Figures as Appellant
Bonds Furnished in the sum
of $500.

The An.i-Saloon League has appealed
to the district court from ne findings
of the board of supervisors in declaring
the new saloon petition Of consent sutIi-
scient. The appeal is made IN the name
Of Il; r. Mead, and bonds arr furnished
IN the sum OF $500, .Messrs. j $ BARLEY.
M;iiiam J. Fart and G. ". Calhoun
signing as. sureties.
The appellant declares that the board
erred in three particulars He alleges
that ihe board of SUPERVISORS Of Mar
shan county. in canvassillg and passing
uppn the sufiiciency OF The general
statement erred in the following par
tlculas:
F'irst--In counting as consuming to
said general statement all names the
date Of signing Of which does not APP
pear.
second In counting as con-
sent3ng TO said eeneistl state
t,ss.t all names OF those who
sined said general statement but who,
prior TO the canvass by The board of SUI
petvisors. filed wnth the tntiiiQref Mar
shall county. Iowa, a written withdraw
al Of th,ir consent.
Third In counting as consenting to
said general statement al names which
We're originally attached to headings or
petitions which We're detached before
said names Mere filed Win the auditor
Of MARSHALL county.
Appellant admits the cerssctness Of
the findings Of the board in regard TO
the other points previously raised
TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
Two Marshall county men are seeking
legal separation from their wivss. petit
lions nthe suits having jast been flied.
john 9; Isnos makes sensational charges
against MS Wife alleging that on Nov
f. 1888 she Threatened TO poison and xii
MIN and Mss guilty Of other acts dan
gerous q his peace of mind and his life
He asks the custody of son years OF
age.
/ MILAN u. Mcclure alleges desertiot
las the reason he should have a aivorcf
from Anna Mcclure. lle asks the Gus
tody OF two minor children, girls ans
Ia years of aga
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
aUNDER THE RED ROBE. !"
This Grand Play at the Odcon
Wednesday, March a1-Frohmnn's
Excellent 4 .olnpuny

Excellent SoinpuHy.
AS Under the Red Robe" was the
finest dramatic treat here last season.
our theater goers will no doubt well
come with delight the rcappearance Of
this high class attraction at the Odeon
next Wednesday. March 81. Paul
Cazeneuye, formerly Salsini's leading
man. viii play "oiil de Berault," the
dashing young hero. His superb act
ing in romantic roles fits him We'll for
the role and his tender love secens with
Renee de Cochefort' viii doubtless be
much enjoyed one of the chief char
acters in the romance is Richelieu."
the mighty cardinal whose word was
law at this period in the affairs of
France There is very little departure
from Weymans original story in the
stage version. The four acts are sup
piled With beautiful special scenery and
the characters Of this romantic time are
clothed in costumes historically correct.
Its production tina, Will delight every
body The seat sale opens Monday
morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
GREAT,
GREATER.
GREATEST
a New Remedy That Quickly Tinis
Pale Cheeks With the Glow
of Hea tn.
Are You in Need Of slch a Remedy

AAS AVu Ill NCSu v; 0ASu q NSWtUy!
Weaker, paler, thinner, day by day
no appetite or strength, no desire for
work or recreation, nervous, peetish
sleepless, sick of heart and sore Of
lirnb-these are the conditions OF
countless numbers of half-siclS men
and women anxiously awaiting some
message of hope and cheer.
There is no excuse for most people
being sick There's medicine that will
cure them. A medicine that goes hit
to the roots Of the causes OF nearly all
sickness. The name of this good medl-
cine is DR.. Dix's Tonic Tablets. They
put vitality into weak bodies-m ma Ike
people strong, quiet the nerves. re-
store ambition, drive headache away
give you an appetite, sweeien the
stomach and breath, and forever re,
move the thousand and one distressing
ills.
Does this seem Impossible? If you
stop and consider that nearly every
disease. no matter what the name by
which il is called. comes from the kid-
neys impure blood and dsordered
liver it will be plain TO Sou.
DIR. Dix's Tonic Tablets first Of NIL
aid the kidneys. Next they purity the
blood, getting into every big and little
vein in the body, and driving all i'm,
purtics out of the sssten. Finally they
regulate the liver perfectly. making il
perform all its functions exactly az
nature Intended. In doing these three
things they remove the cause of near
ly all the ills of men and women.
If you arc suffering from excuses Of
any kind--oSerwork incompetence, etc.
IF you are tired and don't know what
In the world ails ycusif you are dizzy
weak and food lies badly i'll The stom.
acil--f YOU bech. feel nervous. nave
hot and cold spells alternately your life
is in danger. but DIR. Dixs Tonic Tab
let's will quickis put yon on Your feet
again. No difference What You tfitf
your disease may be-ne difference
what the doctors call II, this medicine
Is what you need Ten minutes afte:
you take the first tablet you'l feed bet
ter. DR.. Dix's Tonic Tablets are fol
Gale by all druggists 81 80 cents a box
In case Your druggist DOES not havs
shem send your name to the proprie-
9ors. Hayes d Coon, Detroit Mich, en-.
closing so cents. and they xiii send a
full box BY mail.
Try box today aid be we'll arc
happy again. Tel Your friends and
neishbors about this most wonderful
remedy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
DISCARDED.
The old Methods OF Treating piles
and l:ectal Diseases suppinnted by
the pyramid Pile Cure.

and Rectal Diseases Suppinnted by
tile pyramid Pile Cure.
The old methods Of treating piles by
ig4ture by the knit or by the cruel
methods Of dilatation, besides causing
intense pain and frequently collapse and
deatf, are now known 10 be but mere
max ssnists as fsI Is d cure : con-
oernetl
The fiver is Responsible for nearly ev-
sry case of pies and the mistake has
been made of treating piles as purely
looal disease. Such is not the case, how
ever. and the success of the new treat
l.nent known as the Pyramid Pile Cure
has demonstrated II.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is not salye
or ointment. but suppository which is
applied at right and absorbed INFO the
sensitive rectal membrane and acts both
as i local ard a constitutional treat
lment and in cases of many years
standing this treatment has been effect
| uai
| Thousands of pile sufferers bear Wit
mess 10 the inestiinable value of tbs
/ p yramidand even those who have un-
/ dergone surgical operations without 8
Ecure have been happily surprised by ~
suits from few weeks treatment viii
the Pyramid.
The relief from pain is 50 immediat.
that patients sometimes imagine tina
the Pyramid contains opiates or co
/ caine because the relief is so instantane
Gus, but the Pyramid Pile Cure is guar
| anteed absolutely free from any oplat
Tor mineral poison whatever.
The relief is the result Of the astrin
gent properties of the remedy whic1
causes the little tumors and congeste.
blood vessels TO contract and a norma
circulation is established.
4 The Pyramid Pile Cure is strictly sci
entific. both in its composition and in it
therapeutic action and the best featur
Iof it is that it is perfectly safe an
/ harmless No i'll effects ever result fror
i its use, but only positive benefit.
A singular fact. in view of the larg
number of patent medicines before tn
public, is that the Pyramid is the onl
pile cure of national reputation. 1t
the only pile cure popular enough an
meritorious enough to be found in ever
drug store in the United States. 1t sell
lat SO cents package.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Three Good Men AFRO Candidates and
Their Election Assured.

The T.-R. can name the three men
VINO will be elected as park commits
sioners at the coming city election. be-
cause the time for the fling of candi-
dates petitions has lapsed and but
three petitions have been fled The
gentlemen who We're induced to be-
come candidates are ID. 7. Denmead,
Samuel w. Rubee and A. 4. Shorthill.
Friday was the last day for the filing
of petitions. as all candidates, in or
der to secure place on the official
ballots. must present their names ten
days prior TO the election which occurs
on the 26th. So Messrs. Denmead. Ru-
bee and Shorthill can have no opposi-
ton one week from Monday. and will
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17

therefore be- elected. They will make
an excellent board.
But one other petition of candi-
date for a city office aside from those
previously announced was filed Friday,
and that was for Mr.. d. r. Arnold for
councilman in the Fourth ward, in ops
position to Councilman Mcclure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
Sodiand.

George. the 13-months-old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. Nodiand, OF los West
Nevada street, died al II o'clock Fri
dag night Of pneumonia. The funeral
Will be neld from thu family home sun
day Afternoon a so o'eleek, Rev. j. .
Van Mss officiating
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
REMAINS UNDECIDED
General Manager Clarke Returns
But Office Removal Still I'm.
decided.
Admits They Are Going to Move
to Peoria, But Does Not
Know When.
May be Soon. May be Not in Years
Committee of Business Men
Sees Him.

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PRESIDENT lNimbail but the Sentrai
matter still remains undecided Mr..
clarke declares tbat The otf;ees will 90.
- : e0i'st e'i's s'sss 'u' ''ia' - NC -
pe Tor years, and again " may De soon.
Nsshsr the "!s', IS father To the
thought is not known, for MIR. Clarke.
states that the matter rests with him.
Ono of tso Things is certain. either the
matter. has MOI Ne, been decided or. Il
decision having been made in favor Of
PEORIA II has been tf,o,lpht{ best to keep
s.ile MT until il is seen what that city
will give TO secure the prize.
MIR. Clark. vent on from St Louis to
Kansas CITY viii, MIR. kimball. return
ing 10 Narsballtoyyn this morning. I'm
me,liately anon his arrival No. was seen
and asked as 10 the decision IN the an
Important subject of in,eres, To- Mar
shalltovr5 business men. the threatened
rol,ioval 81 me general Offices 10 Poo
ria. Ho roplIea That the general Of
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
ELKs ELECT OFFICERS.
Lodge, No.3l.. Names
Ofnciary for the Cominy Yeur.

Omcinry for the Coming Yenr.
Mstrshalitown Lodge. No. 3l2, Il. p o.
e.. elected officers for the ensuing year
at a largely attended meeting held in
its rooms FRIDAY evening. Df. II. l..
Getz was re- elected exalted ruler and
the other officers named We're az fol-
loHs:
Esteemed Leading Knight. W.
Archer
Esteemed Loyal Kn:gnt-Ralpa W
Mcbride.
Esteemed Lecturing KnighsD. S.
Coed.
seeretary-7M. 5. Mcfarland.
Treasurcr-P 5. Halch.
Trustee tterm Of five yearsl--I. T.
Forbes
The appointive affieers-esquire. tyler
and inner guard viii be named ny tfs
exalted raler al th' next regular meet
ling.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
Observation-Disclosures
LOCAL COMMENT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17

"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
very best pills ever used for costive-
ness, liver and bowel troubles All
druggists.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

The finishing work aud electric
lights are being put bn the new Bap-
tist parsonage, and Or. and Mrs.
Sims will be- ready TO receive their
friends in few days.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give a tea Saturday after
noon from 3 Ia : o'clock az the
residence of Mrs. r. A. Lee. All are
invited to attend. lS7
News was received here yesterday
that Judge V. Il. Hudson carried
Milan county Saturday by small
majority.
Enamel photos card size ~ cents
per dozen at Willis X Coleman,
Tuesday and Friday Of each
week. l22tf
II. =. Bailey, general secretary of
the Fraternal Life Association Of
Houston, was here yesterday ON
business.
lee boxes and refrigerators at Levy
Bros. ltg
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
ARNOR PLATE DEBATE
Senate DevoIes lis Entire Session TO
This Important Question.
NO ACTION TAKEN,
senate in Secret Session Discusses the
Ballet That Goes Through Armor
Plate a. II II Was Wood.
House Proceedings.

Washington. May 0-Practically the
entire session Of the senate yesterday
was devoted 10 the action of the naval
Appropriation bill relating to armor and
armament. The debate largely hinged
on The proposition that the government
should erect an armor plant Of It's own.
senator Tillman presented an amend.
meni limiting the price 10 BE- paid for
armor Ia $500 per ton and providing also
that the government should erect a
pant Of is own.
No action was taken on the PROPOSE.
tor the bin going over.
The senate discussed in secret session
the mysterious proiectile which the navy
department has been experimenting ON
armor plate.
The publication IN morning papers Of
the details ~ the secret session held ON
Tuesday, in the course Of which Mr..
Tillman Of South Carolina laid before
the senate Information he had received
at the navy depart concerning the armor
piercing proieciile that had played such
havoc with the best arm0r tested AZ the
government proving grounds at Indian
Heal convinced many senators Of tho
fuiilty Of attempting by secret sessions
81 keop information from the public.
After the galleries had been closed Mr..
11llman reiterated substantially the
statement concerning the Indian Head
tests of armor plates which he made
Tuesday. lie arraigncd the navy de.
mrimeut for making public the details
OF a test 81 armor with the G-inch gun in
which one Of the soft nosed projetilas
pierced the plate az It would have pierc.
ed oak. declaring bis belief that the test
had bccn made public for the effect it
nigh, have upon the senate debate ON
the pending blll.
Mr. Chandler felt that the navy de.
pariment hal not dealt frankly with the
senate IN respect to the information re.
garding the tests.
Mr., Hoar discussed the subject briefly
crIiicising the navy department for pub.
fishing information withheld from the
senate.
After some brief discussion IL was
decided inasmuch as the salient facts
had been published. that the armor plate
matter might as well b. considered In
open session.
The house considered the contested
election case Of Pearson vs.. Crawford
from the Ninth North Carolina distric..
The report Of the majority was against
the sitting member. a Democrat, on the
general ground that Mr.. Parsons elec.
ton was prevented by fraud. intimida.
ton. bribery and bloodshed. The MINOR.
iy deny all the allegations of the ma
jority.
The debate was on party lines and the
house adjourned with the contest un.
settled
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

An unusually large audience rs-
semblcd AZ the Methodist church last
night 20 hear Rev. John f.. Green's
Railroad sermon" His text was
from Hebrews twelfth chapter, first
aud second verses: Wherefore being
compassod about by so great a cloud
Of witnesses, let rs lay aside every
weight, and the sin which doth 50
easily beset rs, and let ~ run with
patience the rase set before Us looking
unto Jesus the author aud fnisher Of
our faith" Why run, how run aud
where run are the lessons tonight by
the sermon, which Is unique and re-
plctc with logic and interest. Jesus
Christ Is represented ~ the train
master, and throughout the sermon
the applications are strong aud eifec-
tive. The meeting continues to grow
In interest. Several have asked for
prayer and some have been convert
ed. Services every afternoon AZ
o'clock aud az night ats.
Judge W. G.. Taliaferro, j. r..
Astin, Il. l.. Henry, 7. ;. Hender-
son, j. ;. Ford, Capt. ;. VI. Derden,
V. u. Hudson, q. r. Saunders, Joe
Hearne, Bev Tucker and Others at
tended the picnic at Lake Station
Yesterday.
Give your business 10 a. ID. Me-
Couico, fire, life aud accident insur-
nee. only the best companies rep
Resented. Gin insurance speciality.
Bryan Texas. wi-l2tf
Capt J j. Adams returned from
Millican yesterday, and reported
Steele Steele, who has been quite
sick, improving.
FOR SALE-My home place, east
Of railroad, convenient TO business
n bargain. Apply to J. y. Mus
tachia. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wipprecht
arrived from Houston yesterday
after three weeks trip through
Mexico.
Remember Levy Bros have nice
line of 90 carts and baby buggies. ll3
John NJ Caldwell and Cole Spell
went 10 Navasota yesterday.
Mrs. &. T.. lowers l. visiting In
C0rsicann.
Fish lunches at Edinburg's res
taupnt. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

Washington, May i0-The detailed
statement sent to the senate Of the cost
Of the Paris Exposition commission
from its organization 10 Dec. 81,
1893. shows that the total amount paid
for salaries was si67. 9Gs and for travel.
ing expenses $5S. S97. There are a mum.
ber Of items charged in lump, as. for in.
stance, furniture and Office incidentals,
$4,000; newspapers, press clippings,
photographs, messenger service, cab
hire, express and fresght charges si5. 900,
and temporary services Of craftsmen
SlO,47', making a total Of S22l, iGI.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
". A. T. q. Time Gard, Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

J.N Brogdon returned from Hous.
ton yesterday.
Mrs d. Bledsoc left yesterday
for r.. Worth.
II you want the best bottled beef
call for Lemps. l5O
DR.. T.. +. Gregory was here from
Edge yesterday.
Drink Mt, Vernon Pure Rye at m,
Exposition saloon. ib3tf
II. r. l.. upchurch was here from
Pankey yesterday.
Smoke Metropolitan cigars sold at
Exposition saloon. dtf
There are others but none 50 good
as Lemp's bottled beer 10
Brook Hin whisky-nnest on
earth-EXposition saloon. n
Miss Nettic Sugg left yesterday
for her home In Mississippi.
Lemp's bottled beer l. the most
healthful, refreshing beverage. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. white and
daughter were here from Wickson
yesterday.
Hot lunches served quickly day
and night at Edinburg's restaurant.
n
Claud Searcy will attend medical
lectures In New Orleans or 81. Louis
during the next term.
For Rent--Sccond story Of the
Schittiuo building on Main street.
Apply to Greco Bros. 1879
Mrs. j. II. Astin returned to Mum
fork yesterday after short visit Ia
Mrs. II. h. Knowles.
= All kinds Of hot lunches served on
short order at Edinburg's restaurant
back Of James drug store. n
j. W. Taylor left yesterday for
Mississippi, accompanied by Mrs. \,
+. Taylor and Miss rommie Taylor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

Female Diseases a speciality.
All Chronic Diseases Treated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

Havana, May lG-Postal frauds have
now reached point whore within IN,
next few hours arrests will probably ~
made and II is believed a considerable
sum will be- recovered at the same time.
One Of the culpits has made a complete
confession, conditionally upon it being
accepted rs states evidence. What he
says proves conelusivcly what was known
before that several Others besides @. w.
Nicely late financial agent Of the Posts
at Havana, are more or less implicated.
Exact dates have have been obtained by
the authorities The latter refuse Ia
give the nsme Of tho man who has con.
fesssd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
Attention, Veterans.

The members Of Camp J. u. Rob
ertson, L. G. ", are requested 10
meet at the courthouse at ? p. M.
Saturday, May y, to transact i'm
portant business.
II. b. SToDDARD,
w biliiE MITCHELL, Com.
Adjutant.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
Aeeldent,Ilr Klnsh nlm.siG

Cuoro, Tex, May 10 -Henry Boldt, a
young man q years old, living about
four miles from Cuero, accidentally shot
and killed himself lie was handling q
winchester rifle. The shot took effect
under one eve.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
Clark. Case Gee. over.

Washington. May lO-In the senate
on motion Of Mr.. Chandler. Senator
Clarks case went over until Thurday
next at which time he gave notice he
would ask for its continuous cousidera.
ton until disposed Of.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
Nomination. Confirmed.

Washington. May i0.-The senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
). u. Dole 10 be- governor and Henry
T. Cooper 70 be secretary Of Hawaii.
Postmaster at Hawaii-J. NJ. Dat Of
Honolulu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
Pension BnI Approved.

Washington, May 10 The president
has approved the senate bill known as
the Grand Army Of the Republic pen.
sion bill.