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The times., 1901-04-18
TARDY TRANSPORTS SAFE.
The Lawton and the Garonne De-
1ayed by storm and sickness.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1.-THE Occi-
dental and Oriental steamship DOric ar
rived today from China, bringing the well
come news of the safety of the overdue
transports Garonne and Lawton. She was
followed few hours later by the / awton
Both vessels had had smallpox aboard.
The Doric was quarantined for several
hours and the Lawton was tied up for the
night, no communication being allowed
with her. The Doric brought only one pas
senger of distinction, Gen. Leonirde ID Ar
tamanof, late chief of staff of the Rus
sian forces in Manchuria
The Garonne, having on board the
Twenty-sixth Infantry, put into Honolulu
on April s. for coal. After leaving Naga-
saki TO proceed to San Francisco by the
northern route she encountered extreme
ly severe weather and heavy seas in lati-
tude A. and was obliged to lie to- for
several hours In bufTeting this storm
she exhausted her coal supply to such an
extent that it was necessary to repienish
it at Honolulu.
The Lawton arrived at Honolulu April
:, with two cases of smallpox aboard. She
was not allowed to come to the wharf.
but was quarantined in the harbor and
the two patients removed to Quarantine
Island She was coaled by lighters and no
communication was allowed with the
shore The patients were a commissioned
officer and a Government surgeon. the
disease is supposed to have been con-
tracted at Manila
Lieutenant Courtney was left at Naga-
saki on account of Illness, and since the
appearance of the cases on the steamer
en- route, it is thought Courtney may have
had the same disease.
The Lawton brings twenty-seven officers
and SIS men of the Thirty-ninth Infantry
Up to the time the Doric left Honolulu
the transport Rosecrans, due at that port,
had not appeared.
The anxiety of the war Department Of
ficials over the non-arrival at san ffah-
cisco of the overdue transport Garonne
was relieved late yesterday by telegraph
ic report from Major Long, depot quarter
master al San Francisco, that the steam
ship Doric which arrived there yesterday
had left the Garonne coaling at honolulu
April 10 The Garonne left Manila on
March g. and was due at San francisco
April g. She carries the Twenty-Sixth Oh
unteer Infantry, which was organized at
Plattsburg Barracks, n. Y, and in New
England Major Long said that the
Garonne had run short of coal ana nad
gone out of her way 1900 miles to Homo
lulu to replenish her bunkers.
Major Long said also that the D0rlc re-
ported that the transport Lawton, with re-
turning volunteers, had lett Hohoiui1
three days in advance of the Dorlc with
three cases of smallpox on board lie eA-
pressed the intention to fumigate the Law
ton on her arrival and send her bacK 10
Manila Immediately.
The despatch contained the additional in
formation that nothing had been hedru py
the Doric of the transport Rosecrahs,
which is three or four days behind her
schedule time of arrival at San francesca
The times., 1901-04-18

According TO yesterdays European ad-
vices, the German press, II not Govern
ment, is irritated over statements made
in American newspapers about the
amount of the Chinese indemnity to be
demanded by Germany. Berlin journals
complain that the figures attributed TO
MIR Rockhill are greatly exaggerated and
do the country injustice. There might
easily have been an error in transmits
sion, but that is matter Of small mo-
ment. This Is not a time to stick at
trifies. What everybody is after is to
see what sort of settlement finally will
be made at Pekin: The exact or relative
sum of the damages is a secondary con-
sideration.
The times., 1901-04-18

The Hon. Tom L. Johnson. reform
Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio has removed
loads of perturbation from the minds of
aspiring statesmen in his own Common
wealth and all over the country by
frank confession that he does not intend
to be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor nor for Presi-
dent in 1904. The sap in various hopes
will now rise and bud, and possibly may
bloom and flourish. seasonable frosts and
caterpillars permitting.
The times., 1901-04-18
OPENING THE EXPOSITION.
The Programme of the Ceremonies
at Buffalo on May L.

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 1.-THE pro-
gramme for opening day at the EXPOSE
tion two weeks from today provides for a
parade from the city hal! to the ENpOsi-
tion grounds at 1890 o'clock. The Womens
Board of Managers will meet in the
Women's Building, and the ceremonies at
the grounds will begin by a flight of
carrier pigeons announcing the opening of
the fair
This will be followed by meeting in
the Temple of Music. where seats have
been provided for 900 guests. The num-
bers on the programme include music by
united bands, a prayer, an address by
John c. Mnburn, President of the Expo
sition; music by a male chorus, a poem
written by Frederick Almy an address
by Mayor Diehl, the starting of machin-
erv at O'Clock in the afternoon by the
President and the reading of messages
The exercises will close with the benedic-
tfon and the singing of America" by the
Orpheus Singing Society and the audience
President Mckinley will open the gates
of the Pan-American Exposition on May
by pressing button at Vicksburg, Miss.
He will be on his way TO New Orleans
and the Pacific Coast but the special
train will stop for two hours at Nicks-
burg on the morning of the lst of May
The special committee from Buffalo ap-
pointed TO make the final arrangements
for Mr. MeKinley's visit to the Pan
American Exposition had a conference
with the President yesterday. 1t was ar
ranged that the President and party shall
visit the Exposition on June 13, and the
occasion will be known as President
Day.
The times., 1901-04-18

CFronl the Chicago News
''Wby didn't you send for me socncr?" said
the doctor to 4 patient who was almost at the
jumping-off place.
well. doctor replied the invalid. 'you see
it took long time to make up my mind 10
do anything Desperate
The times., 1901-04-18
Not So With Hanna.
nrrom the Albany Arms !

Mayor Tom l. Johnson, Of Cleveland says in
his sworn expense account that his election cost
him only Sls2 Another Cleveland resident can
testify that no such bargain counter rates pre-
vail in the negotiation OF Ohio seuatorshins
The times., 1901-04-18
AEninSt Odds.

From the Chicago News
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
ailfhlenbnrs- -sdwrrins 0roRbersos.

9ritt nadD erIansser @rohidbrisfeit Die gses
eiernm9 In fsinem 2amoe an.
@en,db ben 9ausgefeBen Der Weed<
lenburgiihen DDnaitte, nad benen Die
bortigen 8rin5en nit Dollenbetem 10.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16


2ebsnsiabre bic @robjdbrisfeit erlans
gen, trat Der @robberaog 5rieDri9
sSranS Der 0terte bon Medlenburaz
9a!perin leytbtn bic Regierune an,
na4bem felt benz in 1897 erfolsten
Sobe ieines 8aters, bes @rpbberaoes
sfriebrit 5rana bes 9rttten, beKen
dlteiter 8ruDer, 6ersos Sobann OIL
bre9t pon Weedlenburg, eie 8esent=
1haft sefiibrt bate.
grobbsr5os Triebrid 5ran5 Der
Gterte lDurDe am 9. Mpril 1882 se=
borsn. St Def fu6te bas Oibtbum'i9e
GDrnnaftum in DRESDEN unb beapg
nad Nbleeuns bes Mbtturtenteneraz
mems bic Timber iitGt Bonn, no er, als
erlter resierenber Siirit, ben iene Nlma
mater iemals gu ibren S9iilern geadblt,
Sura unb &ameralta itubtrte. Nnldb=
li6 ieines Regierunssantrittes erlteB
Der junse grobber5os, benz berporz
rageroe 9etites9aben na9geriibnt
loerben, eine Mmneitie.
@rpBber5og Sriebrtd Sran5 Der
@ierte itebt Ia Suite beg t0nislid
preubii6en goroe aiirafiier Resiz
1nents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16

bic 8erbannung Splitois aus Rublanb
nerfiigenbe Oetret erbtelt Die Inter
f6rtft nes 3aren.
Seq 2olitpi tpurbe 1923 auf Der 8e=
fibuns feines 8aters, Sasnaia pol@
jana. i'm Commencement Sula geboren.
Gr stubirte auf Der uniperiitdt aafan
orientalii9e Spraden, seb0rte BON
1851 bis 1856 benz ruiFi9en .Seere
als Offiaier an unb ma9te ben &rim=
trieg nit. en 1861 sps er ii9 noh
Sasnaia poliana 5uriid, po er iih
ieitbem Der S9riftitenerei unb Der
Detfe6tuns ieiner foaialpolitifden
Sbeen getpibmet bat. Seine bebeutenbz
ften Merte linb Die Nomane n&rieg unb
Grieben" unb ,Wnna aarenin." Inter
feinen ileueren @driften bat infonbers
beit bic grofhiire, rpatriotismus unb
Jeeierung" bebeutenoes Mufieben err
rest.
@raf GoIitoi iit ni1t nur unter ben
@driftitellern bes mobernen Nublanp
Der einfluBrei1fte. 5onbern feline sSbeen
boben in Der gan5en cipilifirten Welt
lie eeb;ibrenbe Miirbigung eefunben.
Sn feinem Orange nad Wabrbeit unb
GrtenntniB, in 1einem aampfe fir bic
Grreih,lng BON Sbealen ipar er 3lr
GntipidcIllng bes @ebanteninbdlts bes
10. Sdbrbuncerts gerabe 10 notbiperls
hig, ipie ein @iSmord. Elm Nietf&e,
eia @oripin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
Graf Golfoi.
efarfe NabreseIuns oss ereisem Samplers
iiir ruiiiidle 8ntfSred,te.

Mas man btnii9tli6 bes srei len
SiGterzpbtloiopben unb 9oaialpolitiz
fers 2eo Soltoi f9on lGneft befiir9tet
Bate, feline 0erbannung aus HuBlanb,
1T naG) ben neue item Melbungen CUR
Sbatia6e eelporben. Cine einbringz
ltde gSornurg mar linn i6on bura
feline ppr eintger 3eit bur9 ben r9eiz
ligen Spnoo" erfolgte grtommunitaz
tion ous Der ortboboren Stride su
Sbeil eeporOen, Elm S6las, Der Sols
ftoi in ieinem Sample gegeu rufiiiGe
Snrannei unO 9ereepaltisung iebenz
fous nibt einI6ii9terte. Sener Be-
i6lub Des 9eiligen Spnob bate aber
bereit5 in1pfern eine mebr als religiDIe
8ebeutung, als er pom 3aren, bem
Sberbaupte Der ruIIifaen Staats=
firGe, unter3etdnet parD. 9la6 bas
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
Scr Mustn't TIT Gbina.

gu Dem bielcn ltnerfreulid)en 3u1tGne
ben, Die I'M 9teid)e Ser Wtitte berr|den
unb ben grropdern BEN ,gufer1tbalt sort
berleiben, geDort altt) bie gerbrettung
bon &ranfbeiten l1nb gdI5 belonbers Die
slrt, ipie Der GbineIe 1td) linen gegeniiber
berbdlt @s iptrb geroume Belt bauern,
big Die Serbdltntiie in China itc6 10 fpeit
ben gulturbebiirfniiien angepaBt baben
iperben, baB aranfbeiten, fpie gbolera,
Yeit, Iu5lab etc, bort ridt 1nebr ltdnbtg
5n ftuben fem lperben. 8egen 9ranfbet@
ten Der fiir6terlicblten slrt 1T Der gbineIe
10 gleidgilttg, ipie es Der gang bon faz
taliltildben InI6allungen beberri6teSiirfe
ni6t in boberem Grade letu f0nnte. 9as
5eigt lid) gang bcIonbers beim Iusiab.
Ser Mnblif eines Wenlhen, BEL bem bie1e
&ranfbeit bereits lpeit borseI6ritten lit,
gebDrt 5u Dem gnt1eblibiten, mas bem
9luge iiberbaupt 5llgemlltbet tperben
fann Srobbem benft IN China gftenn1D
baran, Die glnItedungsgefabr bon Seite
Der gusidbieen bur6 ir9enbpeld)e Sorz
1t6tsnaBregeln 5ll berrtngern, 1nD
ebenlo ipenig baran, Die S6mer5en Der
aranfen 8r lillbern. 9ieie 3utdnbe bat
elm beut1der 9(r5t bpr eintger 3eit na6
ieinen grfa6rungen in Der u9ellticben
@ebicinalz 3eitune" sefenn5ei6net lno
babel nod cil1tee tpettere unge6euerltd]@
feiten aus bem bortieen Golfsleben err
ipGbnt. Cine Der 16enBlidlten it bas 8ez
araben bon WenI1eu bel lebenbtgem
3ei6e uub bel flarem 8eiprBtlein, mas
3ipar alld III China nid9t gcrabe alleSage
porfomntt, aber bod feinesipess met
bort it, Man ill6t it6 8. 9. miBliebtger
Serlonen einfab babrrd] 5n entIebigen,
bab man lie nit ober gc9en tbren gSillen
einlargt, nidt obne oab ibnen n1etiteils
por6er eine rei6li6e 2ctc6enfeier geipenz
BET tporben lit. 9ieles i6allerlide Coos
trifft getp0bnli6 2eltte, Die fir ibre Sa&
miIie Dber 8eneirbe 5u ciner pbbft11en
ober moralil1en @efabr 5lt iperben bro>
ben, leibenlhaftlide Spieler, ltnberbel@
1erlide 9iebe, Spiumrall9er ltnb aalls
beionbers Iusfdbige. 9ieler badrltrdus
benDe Braub finDet iibrtgens eine mill
bernoe Grfldruna III Der Miiffai1ling Der
gbineIen bonn SditfIule bee WienI6en
nah bem Spbe. Sie meinen ndn1lid, baR
ieber Menid inn SenIeits in Der @erfaIz
5ltng bernmgeben ii1iille. iii Der er bon
Ser grbe geIdDieben lei. 9abnr6 lit bic
Sinrihtnng bllr1 grbdngen eine biel
milnere Gtrafe als bie bnr1 gntbaupten.
% Elm entballpteter gbineie IN Ser 8eIt
Der Bcilter ohne aopf berilmlaufeE laiib.
Sc ipeniaer Der &orper blirh bic Sobesart
beiddbiet tpirb. belto aiinltiser eridbeint
Dag S6idIal fir ben Gbincie,s. :inc 3az
rlIin bat bas 2ebenbigbe grabenucrOeI. fir
feline gorjteuung nidbts belonoers Snrdte
bnreS. gs lit bort audi Der @lnlibe bers
Breitet, onb Elm MenidL Der iid freitpiIz
Zig begrabcn ldBt, allmdblid) IN cine Nrt
BON Gritnrrling fdllt un0 itirbt, ohne bic
@dreden oes Eobes 5ll fi5lesr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16

Iu9 i'm Oidtertpalb eibt es 2aub=
freu=Sdmmler.
Man6es f9le9te 81 fat cine quite
S6ale.
Oas nublofeite @ut 1T grpBe -
@iite.
Nu9 BeitGnbiefeit 1T benz @efeb
bes We6fels unterpprfen.
3eit lit @elb. Oamit fheinen bic
Gbineien beaablen gu pollen.
Der Sultan f6ulbet fir &anonen
@elb an 8rupp. Nun tann Der audi
einmal feben tpie &anonenfieber tbut.
Bie rge1unb" Der 3rieg 1T, 5etat
pie renbloie Reibe" in nnieren penz
ftonsltften.
Sept tpnllen du6 bte YtanDfabrt=
fanten i'm 2anbe einen Sruit bilDen.
Da liest penigftens Mufif b'rin.
Gin Weltperbeferer 1T elm MenI9,
Der bic @elt na9 itd ielbit umdnoern
mD6te.
Wfan6mal genigt Elm ganaes 2eben
nidt, um einen bummen Stret9 BON
elmer Wfinute tpieber gut gu MAIDEN.
y X X
Gin ieber Wann betra9tet feline
5rau als oas Heceniionseremplar bes
gan5en 9ef9le6ts.
* y
Man9er bGlt bas @epiKen fir cine
syeuerleiter, bic nur in Der bD9iten
9eptb betreten tpirb.
Mas bas @nbe bes 8urenfrieges
betrifft, 10 befinbet ii6 Sobn Bun
nod INNER in Der angenebmen Sage
zines Wartenben i'm 8or5inmer zines
3abnarates.
Ote 9eiebeeber in 8irsinia iinb
gu Der Mnfidt gelangt, baR tofettiren
(flirting) ungeiebli9 1T, aber fie ba=
ben fein Mtttsl porgeidlagen, nie
bas i'm Matmonat 81 perbinbern 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16

sSn ben Cumberland Bergen in
Tenneifee finb Mbern bon Meihfoble
entbedt tporben. syn BEDFORD gountb
iinb in Golge beifen profpeftoren an
ber 9lrbeit, bic unterirbifhen Ghdbe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW philadelphia.
Re,d Down Read Up.

sDaily. tEXcept Sunday. Alag STOP Meals.
stops take passengers for Pittsburgh and points east
hereof
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 90 to II GO
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight to f2 90
H. +. LOREE, E. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
u-25-00-l PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks and further information re-
gardng the running of trains, apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16

Cine iebr beadtenslpertbe &rttif
iiber bas ameritanifde profeKorenz
thum liefert prof. Miiniterbers BON
Der 6arbarb uniperiitdt i'm rMtlantie
Montblb". Ct tpeift barauf BIN, bab
bic prpfefforen in Mmerita @4ulmei=
fter unb feine Sorl9er iinb unb tie
fOnnen 2ebteres nidt fein, neil lie ibre
gan3e 3eit benz l1nterri9t tpibmen
miiHen. syn Oeutf9lanb 1T Der
S6ulunterri9t nit benz @pmnaiium
abgef9loTen. Die 2ebrer unb bic
Stubenten an ben uniperiitGten tpib=
men iih Der Gntbedung 1leuer Mdbrz
beiten unb ber 8ereiherund Der Mif~
fenfhaften. Mus biefem Grunbe tperbe
audi Deutfhlanb itets bic fiibrenbe
Molle in Der Wii1enfhdft bebalten.
Gbenfo ertlGrt prof. Minfterbers bic
@ebaltsbe3iige ber rniDerfitdts~ ~2ebrer
fiir b0hit ungeniigenb, mas Elm tpeite~
rer @runb fir bas 3uriidbleiben Mmez
rito's auf piiienfdaftli4em Gebiete
fei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
Dark Pace figures, P. N. time. Light Rss, 4. Y. TINA

Dark Face figures 7. N. time Light Fase A. 4. time.
Connections leave NewcOmerstOwm
via Pittsburgh DivisiOn.-For Pittsburgh
end the East, V As am, I'll 81 am. z II pm. For
For Columbus, is Sc am. For Columbus, Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis, al 81 am
and III IS pm. For Columbus and Chicago
u s. pm.
Connections leave Canal Dover win
Cleveland f. Pittsburgh DivisiOm.-FOr
Cleveland, Canton and Fort Wayne ROute
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, II 40 am and n 50 pm.
*Daily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop.
l.. F. LOREE, E. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
l.l-19O0.-N PITTsBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates OF fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further information 10
garding the running Of trains, apply 70 any
Rgent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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xsaaeestonen IN yeespeomerStomn ana
1tbrtdASujQe.

Nbfobrt non tlbri1suiIIe fur Boiperstowu,
Scio. Yittsbura unb hen Often s12:04 9iadmitto9A
tomn. COLLECTION un6 Columbus 1905 Yornlits
tags. Sir Columbus, Cincinnati, SnbianopoIis
unb st. Qouis II; 10 Re.mittags. Uur Gplunis
bus nnb Chicago 400 Nadmittags,
Nbfobrt pon Newromerstpmni fur 6ete
EittSbnrs nnb ben Often s2:43 Norin.. I'll 81
Born. unb t2:ll Nodm. Sur llbridsu,ue unD
.Dtnnilon MAI 9tadM. Sur COLLECTION Nsipart
Born. nnb skl:4S 5la&m. 0ar Columbus uno
Gbieoqp q :35 3iadDnt. Il
9dali@ 7asli& sssaeuepmm s>uRteoA
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16

Nos. :s3G nnd 3I6 connect At WellevfIle Tor
Steubenville and Bellaire Nos. 3O2. SOC, SIG
and :s36 connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh.
for the East. CAFE PARLoR CARS on Nos
$40 and 3Il. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
sn,f n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16

su erfdlieben. Die Mbern Tnb bon
5tpDlf Bis fed3ebn SUB bid, nl0sen
aber In Der Siefe srDBere Dimeniionen
annebmen. @eben bic @rtpartunsen
in grfiillung, 10 iperbenRa1bpille unh
Chattanooga sroben Wortbeil bapor
haben.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-05
The Crying Need of the H ONE.

What is the crying need Of the home :?
Not money. Not intellect Not refine
hnent. Not wisdom. 1t is love, and
warm demonstration OF love.
Life is such I, little thing, a short
space of Years at best, and to live it
thru and to have missed love in child
hood from father and mother is the sad
dest thing in all the universe. Most
people love their children. Few fathers
and mothers would own to a lack of
affection for their offspring.
But in many homes-shall l say IN
the majority?-there Is a lack of the
real living love and tenderness that fill
the heart full to running over with
love-words, kisses, fond caresses. The
goodnight kiss, the dear hand upon the
little ones head and cheek, how these
things expand the soul of the child and
make II receptive TO good influences
To be a father or mother is to hold the
keys of heaven and he'll for the human
race. The relation is divine one, with
infinite demands, and set how often
undertaken with 10 fofethought, nc
sense Of the awful responsibility. Wis
dom, goodness, nobility strength and
patience are needed by the parent. and,
above all, love.-Mrs. c. NJ Ogilvie in
he June Womans Home Companion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-05
Iowa at Washington,

Washington, June 5.-Postmasters APP
pointed: Foote, Iowa county, 7. p.
shively, vice j. NJ. Harris, removed;
Freeport, Winneshiek county, C. b.
Resinson, vice Thomas Arneson. re-
moved.
Rural free delivery established to COM
mence July 1:
Arlington, Fayette county, three car
riers; length of route. slxty-seven and
| one-haif miles; population served, 2 .2355
carriers, John Gladwin, Sr., S. NJ Well
man and r. N. Eibbard PostofIice at
Scott will be supplied by rural carriers.
Additional service-Brooklyn Powe-
shiek county, one CARRIER length of
route, twenty-five and one-half miles.
population served, 6755; carrier, Elver
| Gaulry.
| Fairfield, Jefferson county. two CART
ers; length of routes. iorty-eght and
one fourth miles; population served, H.
.l5; carriers. e. NJ. McPeck and John
liatnman. Postotiices at Baker and
Glasgow to be discontinued
| Additional service Hawarden, Sioux
county. one carrier; length of route.
Twenty five and one-fourlh miles: popu-
ation served, 600; Garner. j. w. East
| man.
Nashua, Chickasaw county. one car
rier; length of route twenty seven
miles; population served. TO-. carrier.
| w F. Gtney.
sub-station No. 2 will b established
| on July at East Sixteenth street and
Grand avenue. Dies Moinss Iowa.
The contract Cor carrying the mail
from Greene to Vilmqn has been
awarded to George Mcdonnell. of
Greene
| The salaries of the following pos tmas-
tiers have been changed: Des Moines,
$500 to $500: Sioux City. $500 to So
400: Washington. s2.1oo 10 5000: Shen-
andoah. $500 to $1,000 WapeIo, $1,000
to $780,
The comptroller of the currency has
approved the application of the follow
ing persons to organize the First Ma
tlonal Bank of Lehigh. capital s25,OO1:
g. %. Richards. Frank Corey, Pat Da-
icy. j. Il. Cheney and j. c. Cheney.
| The Northwestern National Bank, of
Minneapolis has been approved as a re-
serve agent for the First National Bank
of Dubuque; the Citizens' National Of
loes Moines and Corn Exchange Nation
al, of thieago, for the Farmers Nations
al Bank of Odebo!t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-05
seven Yearsin BED.

VIII wonders ever cease?" inquire
the friends of Mrs. l.. Pease, of Law
renee, kas. They knew she had been
unable to leave her bed in seven years
on account of kidney and liver trouble.
nervous prostration and general debili-
"; but Three bottles OF Electric Bit
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-05
The lndias, md lhc Northwest.

A handsomely illustrated book just
issued BY the Chicago & Northwestern
railway, bound in cloth and containing
lis pages If interesting historical data
relating to the settlement of the great
northwest, with fine half-tone engrav-
ings of Black Hawk, Sitting Bull. Red
Cloud and ether noted chiefs, Clusters
battle ground and ten colored map
plates showing locator. Of the various
tribes dating back 70 1900. A careful
review Of the book inpresses one that
II IS a valued continuation 70 the his
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should be in every library. Prsce 80
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