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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16
CHOOSING A PRESIDENT.

One OF the important events Of this
week occurred on Monday. vhen The
presidential electors assembled ali The.
various state capirols of the nation and
performed their duty in the select on Of
the president. The vote cast BY them
will be sent by special messengers 10
Washington, and there on the second
Wednesday in February, the 18th of the
month. the vote will be collected.
opened. counted and the result declared
by the president pro tenn of the United
State senate. acting instead Of the vice
president. In an unusually interesting
article on '"The Electors and the COM
ing Election DR.. Albert Shaw discuss
es the workings Of the electoral college
in the January number of the Ameri-
can Review of Reviews. DIR. Shaw
saga in Me course of his article:
On the second Monday of the present
month OF January. 447 citizens who
wore chosen for that purpose last No
vemher are to vote for president and
vice president Of the United States
Each one OF these men has a perfect
AasaFtahttse vote for any person what
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16
still In Her Right Mind.
Tonaha world Herald. ]

1
The last letter he received from WHEY
conveyed the intelligence that she was
quite sick, and OF course he was con-
siderably worried. But he was COM
forted by the fact that she was with her
mother. He wrote her an affectionate
letter and told her to be sure and let him
know il she grew worse. The next let
ter conveyed the intelligence that she
was little worse, tho the doctor said il
was nothing serious. But he worried a
great deal
Yesterday afternoon a Western Union
boy sauntered into his office with the
usual nonchalance of messenger boy
conveying ..rush" message and
showed the book under hubby's nose.
us dis Mr.. Blank?' ash the boy.
Yes" gasped hubby, cold chills chas-
ling up and down his spine.
Message FIR you. Sign here. De
charges is 60 cents"
/ Hubby grabbed the fateEul manila en-
velope and hastily tore it open. What
he, suffered while trembiingly unfolding
the bit of yellow paper can be imagined
but not described. He was almost afraid
PIC read it. but finally ne nerved himself
for the worst. This il what he read:
Turn off the water and don't forget
Ito give the bird plenty Of seed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16

sixth ballot in the house that jefferson
obtained the requisite atority of the
state delegations and was made pres,i-
dent, Burr becoming vice president.
1t is not easy to change the constitu-
ton of the United States: hut this
scandalous deadlock aroused the coun-
| try even to that point. 1t had come
near making Burr president of the
United States, and II had MS, one Of its
sequels the staying by Burr of Alexan-
| der Hamilton, who more than any other
man had been Influential in securing
Justice for his own great opponent,
Jefferson. Ii Was plain that the cpnsti-
Tuition must be 80 amended that elec-
tors should Vote not for two presden
tial candidates. but for one man spe-
icifically fer president and for another
man for Vice president Accordingly
the twelfth amendment under which
presidents have been elected even, since.
was framed and adopted BY congress in
lDeeember, 1893, and ratified by the res
quis.te IIlnlber Of states in time to have
lseffest in 1904. when the Jefferson and
lGlinton ticket Was voted FOR by 162 out
OF a total Of l16 electors.
This election Year OF lSo4 is notable
I'm the history of American politics as
tf.e first IL Which regular nominations
We're made-tiot however. by party
conventions but by con eres'sonal eau
l.eases. The congressional caucus sys-s
item MAS abandsuieG In the Jacksoniali8
lIeriod. when III lS9S Jarkson's Sandi-
state leg attif'es, aud innumeiabls or
sanizations and gatherings ,hruout the
country. Four yesas alpr in; 1857. the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16
The T.-R. FINS the Bill.
/ Auburn Re publican. |

To our way of thinking the MARSHALL
town Evening Times Republican fills
bill for model Iowa newspaper. Its
columns are We'll filed With good
wholesome new news chiefly within
our own state, and that is what We all
like The January 3rd edition is espe-
cially suggestive of what pluck and
energy coupled with a liberal amount
of brain work can do along this line.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16
a Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings. your social position
or bush esq success depend largely ON
the perfect action of Your stomach and
liver. Dr. Kings New Life Pills give
Increased strength, keen, clear brain,
high ambition. "a % cent box viii ma Ike
you feel like a ne wbeing. Sold by Geo.
p. Powers, druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16
PRESERVING THE HOME.


1t is: a good policy to urge. that all
,,aasona.b,.,s "a fepuards should ps IN
~. !, 49,. y, 4, ,,,s.-
voiss'A ~ go y : ''is7
vent IT from being destroyea ~ w. US
tunl of law, for it is the one INIT upon
which the saf ety and plssarvation ef
$50. -, 49, .,3xt,,i,,,.
90 Ae's s.A>- - -
that TENDS 70 olsih.esfase siis isV'iis,8
whether it be crime or poverty or the
decree Of the state. should be avoided,
. =, 5.fi,, "a fl y,
: -. = - ~ -.
dispute tilas ~ y :
therefore, that NJ must turn 70 the
fpronostion "a be submitted Is the STAT.
S. 49,. ~ NJ !, II
- = = 80 3 ~ &.
this city, IN wilich fhe sisssls stature VII
be urged to give boards 81 stipefv ssois
fnll ,..,ntrf,l ,.z.s, .bil,irsst, &c dspert;.s,
,s,,,a $50,
t'''' s'iss' IS IS -
ne sseohss 'sls'' ~ = -
aroused the labor ftei SIS and they
Min protest. against a si,reseist-
rive If inc 4, ,5rS Ss,,.i sssss YOU N,il
notice i, ST under ,Jis,a, Fl y,ltS ss, h,
married man IN II rf3ilNfi-H
aud nay. harc ,;c as cut II sSts.
are taken SILK afsd shosfsl lp,,ls sSi igts.
1,ef vo,,r a,,ile,ren wol.Ia be .keY fr6 q.
You ana DISPOSED sf ii: ia sug iss,ss
man deem best. lhis,sis Wl,a. iSiisisE
Us. s.stn4.tl ), .ytFs,,,,s - 81, Is; lils-
trates he nos,sibif;,34s, 81 f,ye,ss, ~ i,s,V
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16

election Croker and his gang will be
driven out of power with such empha-
sis that New York viii never again be
subject to the rule Of that gang of.
I,.t q 5, ~,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16
TOPICS OF THE TINES

TOPICS OF THE TINES
~~->~e3
A contract. has been let for building
swenty-eight males Of gravel road in
Madison county, Indiana, for s2s,S5S, or
y trifle over $1,000 per mile and thus
The good roads work goes on.
State Fish Commissioned George Wi
Hey, of Kansas, says. We can raise
four kinds of FISH in Kansas bass,
|esappie, channel cat and trout. There
ere three streams in which trout can be
saised. One is in Meade county, one is
in Clark county and the third is in
hamilton county.
What sort of man Theodore Roose-
Welt is is indtcatedto some extent by the
llist of books he bought in Chicago To
take with him on his hunting trip. He
bought some books Of travel s history
Iscf the Netherlands and some French
|stranslations of historical works. While
lshe Was Wandering about the store a
stranger who recognized him licked up
a copy of Oliver Cromwell rs Theo-
Gore Roosevelt, held ii out 70 him and
said: Here's a pretty good book, but
we can't sell it. We're giving il ava Y
with every purchase Of 81 or more. 2 and
TEDDY smiled.
II don't know Who first said figures
|scouldn't lie, said Tie Young woman.
:'nut would bet any old sum the per-
son was man.
Then, for the fourth time she tried
70 make her personal account book bal
.ance. Indianapolis Press.
Eugene F. Smith a fun blooded
Oneida Indian, has entcfess a medical
college in Milwaukee and viii when
graduated be one Of the vsI-y few red
lst:lcn who haze fitted ihemse Ives3 to prac-
lst.ce medicine.
EN- secretaly Carlishs is said to be
making s5Vsc90 year in fees from his
l1lsractice in New York, which is temps
ling other retifed stases men follow his
Iexample- Before MIR. s'arhsle came TO
eongre he barely earned a liging at Che
Lar at 'ovington. Ky, and it is said
that even then he did not collect half
| IBIS fees. But now his time Or prospsritAs
has come and he has no caiis. 10 regret
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16

Dewitt, la Iaepsin Syrup Company:
Gents: | can not recommend DR. l,ald-
Wells Syrup Pepsin too highly. Ii has
been a great benefit TO me. Very truly,
Ray Buckley. Sold by b. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16

sN'ever, OF. to vote a. piank. or, ne may
disregard his obligation ana not vote
at all. So far as we are aware, all of
The AL electors are vet alive, and there
is no one turnout the length and
breadth OF tbs land who does not ex-
poet with eiltlre commence that MT.
Mckinney and Mr.. Roosevelt Viii re-
Eceive w OF their votes and that Mr.
Bryan and Mi. Stevenson Will receive
eA S,.e log,
s s'.o 'isasses' z ilaNe5 ''ssal sAac'eu
rom any 81 THESE men, lhs'f az
'is'es' i'o s'Aeeilu pssolssl WY siiiiiis,
!. ~ eiiieshl tisee thes s4istii s,iee, ~
s'es' i'ss'i'svslNe STATES ana N'ose ~ 1'sil-
y ZOE president allG wee preslaent. one
= = Is Isa s'issil MOI pc q y M
slssol'ai.e ~ ehs SAME stare WIN thei'iT
ssiNs5s'' i3lassre ~ Ssi course me feqal-
sLls amount ossaitj'n the consel'u
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-16

This SEASON there is large death rate
among children from Group and lung
troubles Prompt action will save the
little ones from these terrible diseases.
We know Of nothing 80 certain to give
Instant relief as One Minute Cough
Cure. II can also be relied upon in
grippe and all throat and lung troubles
Of adults. Pleasant to take All drug
gists.
There is a famine in the province OF
shen 81. and it is said that 5000, 600 peo-
pie are facing starvation.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-07

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and s a ss os ~ Of a a EVIDENCES asss s ~ ~a s
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e s a assessor overlooked s1 nsa as,sns
valid and binding made
5 = s % ssH p H9sss sn the COUNTY s 1 sss
And this requirement Of law shall appear
Clerks 9s the oss ssa es tho a4 p
Tso asl December sanss,s ,s
@ expended % County e1 p s smss s Ssg w
e rate s' sa k 's s saeu sHs
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s Rn carefully carefully check and 4 sms
s % ' belonging 's
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% % 81 ss , s
IS ' s P %aS tax roll shall be delivered " the County Clerk and
s En- Inc bsss 5s 5ssr an. a thereof such '. shall
@ f @ $$ @ .5 :s s e ss i 5 |
s 7s ' f he: s a . s @ = r Il: f .s Il:
genuine signature Of person i vacancy; provided
a5 punished s With e e ss s no; ns sn 9
of respective
S asi
s &c Sundays ssa hsH a keep his office open from o'clock =" O'Clock
County s clerk Shall e ssoso Register F D " exceeding Hs thousand inhabitants the
CHAPTER y-REGsTER DEEDS
The Register Deeds shall hold his office the County Seat Of d his res
S 9s e s be % BY % G % '1 e enters ss'' e 5s s"'s
; @
all the said
The ~ ssss- % Commissioners s.a
De
faithfully perform Deputy Register Of odobs
Register o. have the ant
f preserve % @ $ @ s sas s hand s,n his a s
The CumsS furnish, adh o
hof 10
index morgag dmecan inverted d dp
The direct amr of
heah the column wit in
inverted
dsandu Provided hiatt o to
Il
SECTION map
anyones o the ad BY law to
be his
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CHAPTER ATTORNEYS
CHAPTER vI.-coUNTY ATTORNEYS.

I Tho o Dollars As ,.s e
g a as g he ro s his sc % & man g @ ,x
e es s , s .ss .ss .s sss s s %
SECTION . County ATTORNEY shall :. resident e The County which
m saa se n quality s provisions a
H. ss9s shan be the duty OF the
eG all ,da, pssass asi s], which Territory County
e ATTORNEY s e e @s s ss o. 1 s @
proceeding s ea a" P ~sh s h ns s changed prosecute " defend such
.ps on Each a e T a a s s MAGISTRATE s ass s a sr his e
% ss . %s.s9 e.. ' ss
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s Board officers s al 1 ss 4ss (which e sss . isss =
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population s5
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ssa e sh ss from s ds sao ns a
Wherein: s f:s ;:.:s addition s . % 's s'
fa y a S s a a 1 Court e s as s
e es suitable ss ss sssn tn a s Thy. @
s"S ss s ss@' vested 1 with al s er
:. SEC
as ss R "s s days s saa s s pay the same " the County Treasurer
% rs:s Dollars as s E s sf b i a shall duty % S
oa lnass s his Official name and laa instituted bond
e ea ~ A :" such cases
.a :, COUNT ss.s = ,ss ,, & wit
witnesses foundry sushgr jury
vI1-coUNrY SURVEYOR
shnakean required order the
arandco odos
n Of sand
ntu
paymento o til fees aNwedb law
by eandl
shs i ' , though s se , Situated as . % g make
t is in
s: ss, nay ' 'ss the s::s a. the must s be p'
lie o the survey.
When in owhnhs
his
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all N
OF eCounyk which
Provided
other fled and thereby the provisions
this Act
odrwiemn all
and Assessors
h is Surveyor Mshma
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9 County, and shall be f
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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-06-28
WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

Stove repairs at w. W. Wright's.
For farm loans call on g. w. Haley.
Stew kettles and fruit jar filters at
the Fair.
Fifty cent silk foulards at Doc. a yard.
MINER BROS.
o. the way to Albright Brothers, a
carload of furniture.
Ora Stickley Of Superior was here
the last of the week.
Mrs. f. Rife and son Roy will leave
Saturday for a %soiourn at Lincoln.
Fine best French %ginghams, regular
3Oc. a yard, u price 22ic.-MINER
BROS.
Visitors are always made welcome at
Albright Bros. whether you purchase
or not. Always glad to see you.
Jack Galbraith the Superior cigar
manufacturer was here Wednesday in.
teresting local dealers 10 his cigars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-06-28
LOCALLY
Bread boxes at the Fair.

Bread boxes at the Fair.
Colonial bus, forms GO cents each a,
Miner Bros.
Don't forget that you can buy bolts
cheap at the Fair.
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
ne year for sl.25.
X. $. Proudft aBd wife were in the
city Wednesday.
A fine line of summer lap robes and
fly nets at Fogel Il Hutchison's.
Miss Myra Griffith attended com.
Increment exercises at Franklin this
week.
Have you seen the latest styles Of
nets and busters? Buffers is the place
for them.
Nets, nets, nets. On Saturday, June
90, j. y. Butler will make a special sale
on nets, busters and light harness.
Finest line of iron beds and fancy
rockers in the valley, at bedrock
prices at j. q. Wolfe's, the furniture
man.
Farm loans at 5 per cen interest on
good improved land. &. +. Gather,
Office over Cuttings drug store, Red
Cloud. Neb.
LOsT.-Round pearl ring watch
charm with square and compass in
center. Finder please return to thi,
Office or to Jas. CLANCY.
Fourth Of July rates. Tickets or
sale July Sd and 4th, final limit July
9Th, within distance Of 600 miles, fol
fare and q third. A. CoNovER, Agent
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-06-28

Imitators have been many. Thought
ful people have learned that true merit
comes only with the genuine Rocky
Mountain Tea made by Madison Medi
cine Co. S5c. c. l.. Getting.
The brick.work on the Wright. Potter
building is progressing finely, and by
Saturday the walls will be ready for
the carpenter work Of the first aoor
About 24s, 900 brick will DO used in
building the walls to the grade level OF
the street.
II some Of our subscribers would
stop and think that We have something
like . thousand or fifteen hundred dol.
lars on our books in amounts Of two TO
five dollars, we believe they would
deem it proper to make us : pheasant
call" rather than have the sheriff come
and see us because they did not.
The brick work on the Oatman hotel
building and Polnicky saloon building
was commenced last Moneay afternoon
and at present is progressing rapidly.
Emanuel FilZ has the contract for the
brick work, which is a guarantee that
it will be a first class job. In another
week Fourth avenue from Webster
street east will have lost all semblance
of its former self.
The Riverton Frstornal Aid lodge
TO the number Of over one hundred
came down last Saturday night on Q
special train to attend the return ban.
quet given by the Red Cloud lodge.
The train bringing them arrived about
eight o'clock and was met at the depot
with c%onveyances which took them to
Miners residence corner, from which
place the line OF march was taken up.
The line formed with the Riverton
band in the lead and marched to the
Masonic hall, where everything had
been prepared for their reception, and
no pains or trouble had been spared by
~ hp'hO iotSV w manu- tucii kutStS
comfortable. The program of the e
ing was an excellent one and well ZEN
dered. Geo. Overing acted as toast.
ma ter and master Of ceremonies, ID.
W, Turnure delivered the address of
welcome, and G. II. Marshall OF River
ton made the response. Toasts were
also responded to by q M Castor and
DR.. + L. Spencer of Rivsrton. The
musical part of the program was also a
pleasant feature to which Miss Lillian
Smith and Miss Nellie West added
much, After the program was COM
pleted supper was announced and the
large crowd did ample justice to the
large quantity of viands that had been
prepared for them. The feasting was
continued until about twelve O'Clock,
when the Riverton crowd wended their
way toward the depot, a tired but
happy crowd. The Red Cloud lodge
deserves credit for the able manner in
which they entertained their guests.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-06-28
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

II you want n set ot light harness
60 to Fogel Il ilutchison.
A job lot of zoe. box paper to be sold
out at Zoe. at the Fair.
Fred Rodgers Of Wymore was visi,
ing with friends here the first of the
week.
Herb Conover of McCook was visit.
ing relatives and friends in the city
this week.
Job lot of fancy ribbons, regular 10
to l5c., 9 to 8 wide; special o and &c. a
yard at Miner Bros.
There will be regular service held at
the Christian church each Lords day
at the usual hours.-H. s. SouuER,
Pastor.
Finest line Of rocking chairs and the
greatest variety Of dining chairs ever
thrown upon the market found at Al.
bright Bros.
60 to No / Third avenue for fresh
garden and field seeds of all kinds.
Also headquarters for the BEST coal
In town. Onion sets, cane seed, kaffir
corn, etc.
Don't get sidetracked in business.
Dizziness sometimes passes for death
Men with brains reach the goal. Rocky
Mountain tea puts gray matter into the
head. 35c. G. l.. Getting.
The sale Of harvesters has been large
this week, over tfty going out from
this town in two days. Our implement
men have been keeping late hours
each night fixing them ready for the
field. This shows that this vicinity is
strictly in it when it comes to small
grain this year.
In the commissioners proceedings Of
last week the lack of a period in max.
ing the copy from the clerks records
made us say that G. +. Gather appear
ed before the board and requested that
667 acres assessed at sl06 be reduced tn
$50 and 6G6 acres assessed for s10S be
reduced to $55. 1t shouli have read.
in the one Ease 8.67 acres and in the
other 6.66 acres. Thus the small per.
Rod has made a large mistake.
Last Sunday morning word was re.
ceived here Of the death Of Clarence
Winters, son Of MIR. and Mrs. J.F. Win.
ters, which sad event occurred at LIN.
coin on Sunday morning at two o'clock,
Deceased was about nineteen years
Of age, and up to about a year ago has
always resided in this city. The cause
Of his death was typhoid fever. The
funeral services were held in Lincoln
on Tuesday, and the remains were laid
to rest in the cemetery at that place
The beresved parents have the sym
pathy Of our entire community.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-06-28
July 4th. A program Of extraordinary

July 4th. A program Of extraordinary
merit has been prepared. u. s. Sens-
tor b. K. Tillmsu, Of South Carolina,
Rev. Frank W. Gunsalus Of Chicago,
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr.. OF New York,
Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth are among
the eloquent speakers who will address
the assembly. The second regiment
band OF Nebraska will give daily con.
certs. The original Fisk jubilee singers
and the Ottumwa male quartette will
also be there. Numerous other attrac.
tions serve to combine n rare intellect.
treat with an inexpensive outing.
For information about tickets and train
service apply to nearest agent b. a. NJ.
X Il. X. or write to j. Francis, General
Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-06-28
BLUE HILL.

Mr.. W. y. Dimmick and family LET
last Wednesday for his new home Ia
Chicago. We are sorry to have our
good citizens leave Us, and q and all
wish them success In their new homo,
Mr.. Arthur Hampton and Miss Ora
S~hottenkirk were married last Wednes,
day by Rev. Cumming. They have
gone to housekeeping on quality row
May happiness attend them and their
II oubles be few.
Ed. Simpson and family have return.
ed from California and will again make
their home with us. We are glad to
welcome good citizens home.
Blue Hill went to the Blue last Sun
day. Band and Orchestra A gala day.
The Il. Il N. did not run any trains. BY
the way, the railroads are alone in the
observance OF the Sabbath. Oh for a
lit.le home missionary work.
Il. A. Simpson and family are visiting
relatives in New York, the home OF
their youth. They are also taking in
the Pan American Exposition.
Our farmers are very busy harvest.
ing their wheat. We miss them of our
streets.
One firm here sold 90 binders, an
other SO. Another sold all he had and
could get no more. Three carloads OF
Irvine sold the past week. We are do.
ing some biz. COLUMBUS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-06-28
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