Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-07

there are very few idle persons in any
of the New England states in which
cotton mills are located. i know that
labor is receiving good wages. I know
that none of the mill owners have had
to rummage thru the garnet to find their
last summer clothes. There are many
more things know about the milling
situation. l Will say thatt the NORTHERN
mill owner al present has no cause for
complaint. What Will happen when the
southern millshave been fully developed
Will be left for some one else to say. But
at the present time the milling business
of New England is in better shape than
ever before in the history of the coun-
try"
During a severe gale in Boston Tues
day evening the ancient and greatly re-
vered elm tree in the common was
blown down. For years the elm had
been the chief object of interest in the
historic common. 1t was without doubt
the Oldest known tree in New England.
and had seen the rise and progress OF
the town and city of Boston. the EXIST
5ence of Which itprobably antedates sew
Heral years. Symmetrical in shape andof
unusual size, the great elm Was thing
pf beauty. Tradition says that in early
days it MAS a hanging tree, and it is
related that in the time of witchcraft
decisions Ann Hibbins met an isnomin-
|ieus death upon it. That was in 1856.
One af the latest ans, most taking car-
toons is given by the Minneapolis rrib-
iMe. ii, Which two groups are displayed.
African Rnlr.' holding him down and at
tbs same time looking longinslS ut an
iotitst,a.ld larger gathering, where Rus
sia With big knife is about to carve
the CHINA pie With France. Germany,
IUaels sam and others looking on app
lprovingly.
Bryan stock has been placed two
,nqtches higher, Indiana and Missouri
democrats have declared FOR him.
itys for the statement that .Jud Weiliver.
formerly, a newspaper .slail in SIOUX
RCitN and later with the Des Monss
LEADER. has purchased a one-third In
tsHest in the Sioux City Tribune. and
ss'iil assume editorial charge July l. 1t
lis said tina, John 6. Kelly Will devote
his attsntion5to the ready print business
conducted III CONNECTION With the Tisib-
une establishment. If the above is true
the Tribune Mi be Well edited Tor a
se,taiietss Mr.. Weiiivsr is one of the
brightest new spaper men in the state.
His work ofl.the Leader for the last four
@r five years has done a great deal to
make The Leader what ii is in Iowa
journalism today The Sioux City Trib-
ire is a good piece Of new spaper prop
erty eljeying a good field. We under
stan,s that its business management is
5abqlt 10 pass into the hands of Mr.. a..
IN. parrett. formerly business manager
OF iiie s:-ts.:.. ard MI, Parretts record as
a. ilsW si,ape,' business man warrants US
Sin pretitiing q successful trip for the
Tribuns should Alessrs Parre,t and
Msiliver dfeide TO work in double har-
,s5ifssss tpssesher.
! 49,.
L Tbs NASHVILLE Banner (democcatic)
i.sass that inasinuch as .dr, Blyan has
mot proven III accurate political proph-
/ q hefetofor3 there is no particular rsa-
san Why The party sliqulatake ans, stock
i'm his cIai,n that MS eaiise has been
greatly strengthened. HoWsvet. the par-
Ists is rot taking Isssons Of experience
ljvss now.
The labor Of the e.ous,s last nissit Was
schistly buster. The aasised rain Was
sQs i,onea
/ consfes'sn man Smith Mcpherson has
4 accepted an Invitation to address The
republican convention of the Ninth con-
4 si.ss siullal district which Will meet III
4 S'ennea Bluffs next Tueselay ard ha.
Sadsised fr.eads there that he plans 4
lartive home from Washington MONDAY
4 The :Npnppieil says the coming Of Con.
i which Will place in nomination his sue
Ncesspr iii congress. is particularly pleas
ing to republicans and he Will be ac.
}l:ceflsd q Warm reception as tribute II
4 his splendid services for The district dur
ing hia congressional career. cut shor
4 by appointment 70 the federal judge
ship for the southern district of Iowa
4 Somehow the Oregon election not. i
nol very attractive 10 the ears Of dem
ocraey,
Religion is a good thing in its plac
--an excellent thing, and can be use,
"A TO good advantage in every Office 0
iifs, says the ST. Joseph Register. "bll
IL IS rot a good thing to get religion
mixed With medicine and surgery TIL
LAWS of nature .ebei at this unprofitabl
effort. and many mounds in the GENE
Eteres are erected in testimony of thi
I hard fact
GLORIOUS News
Comes from DR.. D. -. cargile, O
\ Washita, ]. T. He writes: "Electri
[i3itters has cured Mrs. Brewer OF scrof
ula, which had caused her great suffer
ing for years Terrible sores wou,
Z break out on her head and face, and tn
best doctors could give no help: but no,
her health is excellent" Electric Bitter
Z lis the best blood purifier known. II
a 1.-THE supreme remedy for eczema, tette,
: salt rheum, ulcers, boils and runnin