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a WORTHY sUCCEssoR
Something New Under
the Sun.

Az doctors have tried to cure cArRuH
by the use e powders, acid gases, inhal-
ers q d drugs in paste form. Their pnw.
ders dry up tie mucuous membranes
causing them TO crack opon and bleed.
The powerful acids used IN the inhalers
havo entirely eaten away the same mem
hrsuos that their makers have aimed to
cure, while pastos and ointmants cannot
reach the disease. An old and experien-
ced practitioner who has for many years
made a close study and speciality Of the
treatment Of CHrARRH, has at last pcr-
fpctod q treatment which wheu saithfnl-
ly used, not oriy relieves at once but per-
manently cures cATARRH, by removing
the ca use, stopping the discharges, and
curing all inflammation. 1t is the only
msiicine known to science that actually
reaches the afflicted parts. This wonder
FOL remedy is knowua4 "sNCTFLEs the
GUARANTEE CURE" and is sold at
the extremely low price of One Dollar,
-ach package containing internal aud ey-
Jfrhsl medicine uGioent for for foil
mn.A treatment and every thing nee
r-ury To is perfect use.
''sNUFFa-,' is the only perfect CA
gAREa cuEE eror made and is now rec
ogaized 1s the only safe and positive cure
for that annoying and disgusting dis
enso. 1t cures ali Inflammation quics ~
and permanently and is also wonderfully
puicl; to relieve HAY rEvEK or COLD in
aEAp.
cArARRH when neglected often leads
to cossUMPTIoN-"sN "sNUrrLrs" will savo
you il you use it at once It is no ordi-
nary remedy, but a complete treatment
which is positively guaranteed to cure
cATARi:u in any form or stage if used ac-
cordins 10 the directions which accom-
pany each package. Don't delay but
send for 1t at once, and write full partio-
uiars rs to your condition, and you will
receive special advice from the discover.
,r # this wonderful remedy regarding
your cnso without cost TO you beyond
the regular Ir.ce OF "s3UrFLEs" the
GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE"
S'nt prepaid the Unitrd States or Can.
"a on receipt uf One Dollar. Address
Dept | EDWIN B. GILES & COM
PANY, 23i0 and 1852 Market Street,
Philadelphia.
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THE HOriE GOLD CURE
IN lnConous Treatment by which
Drunkards are Being Cured Daily
lu spite If Thomseyca.
80 NoXious Doses. no Weakening Of
the Nerves. 4 Pleasant and
Puaiti'c Cure for tho Liz.
uor Habit.

It IS now generally known ard,uuder.
stood th,t Drunkenness is q disease and
not weakness, \ body. filled with poi
I son, and nerves comp!rtely shattered by
/ periodical or constant usa OF iutoxicat.
ing liquors, requires AN sntidote capable
# neutralizng and eradlcating this roi-
son, and destroying the craving ior in
I toXicunts. Sufferers may now cure
themselves at home with ut publicity or
ioss Of time from business 10y this won
lerful HONE GOLD CURE" which has
Deen PEI Ifocted after many years OF close
study and treatment Of insbriates. Tn,
faithful use according 10 directions of
this wonderful discovery is positively
guaranteed 10 cure the most obstinate
'aso, no matter how hard = drinker.
Dur records show tho marvellous trans
formation Of thousands Of drunkards in
to sober, industrious aud upright men.
WIVES CURE YoUB HUsDNNpsm CHILD.
eEN CUEE YOUR FATHERs!! This remedy
is in no SENSE nostrum but il a specific
'or This disease only, and is 30 skillfully
devised and prepared that 1t is thorough
y soluble aud pleasant to the taste, so
hat It can be giyed in a cup Of tea or
Office without the knowledge Of the per.
son taking it. Thousands Of Drunkards
nave curod themselves with this price
esS remedy, aud as many more have
7een cured and made temperate men by
1avu tho CURE" administered by low
ing friends and relatives without their
knowledge IN ooilue and tea, aud believe
oday that they discontinued drinking
II their own free will. Go NOT WAIT.
Do not be doluded by apparent and mis-
eading improvement" Drive out the
iisraSe at once aud Tor all time. The
HOME GOLD cURE" ia sold at this ex.
tremely low price Of One Dollar, thus
placing within reach Of everybody O.
treatment moro etfectual than Others
costing S25 so. Full directions acnonl.
amy each package. Special advice b,
skilled physicians whom requested with.
out extra charge. Sent prepaid TO an
part OF the worll ou receipt OF Ono Do
lar. Address Dept EDWIN n. oiuRs /.
ooNrANY, 2}3o and 1892 Market S.res
Philadelphia.
All correspoIdence strictly conad ntial
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rloderu surgery Surpassed.

while suffering from bad care Of
piles j corsrltcd h!sician who ad-
yisa4 m"tj Try y box OF DcWnt's Witch
HrzrlSaiye, sage G. f. Carter, Atlanta
Ga ~ procure n box and was entirely
cured, D"WittH Witch HazelSalve is II
splendid cue Tor liles, giving relief
Instantly, nd h"artly recommend it
10 ell sufferers " Surgery is unnecessary
to cure piles DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Silye Will cure any case Cuts, burns,
bruises aud all other wounds are also
quickly cured by ii. Beware of counterfit
T., |. Landsrbaugh.
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A Model Political Contest.

From the Chicago kecord-berniu.
The election is over in Mossachu-
setts aud few people outside that
state were interested in the contest
anyway. ItwGs generally under
stood to be so one-sited that nc
partisan, however earnest, was in
doubt, for moment. But il the
campaign was devoid Of the exciting
element of doubt, if it attracted
little or no interest beyond the
borders Of the Bay State, it was
still notable.
Never perhaps in the history OF
/ the country have rival candidates
! for a goyernorship gone before the
/ people with as much good will to.
ward each other Gs did W. Murray
Crane and Josiah Quincy.
| The Boston Post, Democratic
PAPER and aurp jrter Of Mr. Quincy
said on election morning;
! Everyone, Democrat or Repuplicsn
libos Gov. e,lrespscts him, trusts
thim To treat him with other than entire
courtesy, evon in the heat Of political
contest, would be 10 offend the people ni
/ Massachusetts, who knew HIM. AZ Nr
JosiahQuincy says in his last sorl 90 tt
voters Of the state;
! "lLo Democratic campaltgu has b'ou
conducted in spirit Of modara,ia., q
dignity aud of frank recognition Il i.
strong qualities Ct our presoit ch, {
executive as a business governor"
We may all 60 to Il polls today With n
sense ofgencrous complacency and 70 e
tbe D,m.ncratic ticket without single
twinge OF hard fsslihg towards any body,
and evon with glow Of admiration FOR
the gentleman against whose uun vol o
not Sc. a cross.
On the side Of the Republican
candidate there was never ques-
tiou raised as to tho ability or the
high,mindeduesl of his opponent
Mr. Quincy was treated from frs,
10 last as gentleman.
No appeals were madoto the pas,
sjous of the voters. The legiti-
mate issues Of the campaigu were
calmly and plainly presented, II
there were at any time references
to the personal traits or qaalifca-
tions Of the opposing candidates
they were always complimentary,
Massachusetts has furnished the
country a fine lesson on the desira
hility OF nominating yentl,meu in-
stead Of political demagogues and
hungry spoilin e,f,r Ollie 1t is
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14

Last winter an infant child Of mine
had Group in = violent form, says Eidrr
JhnW Rogers, Christipn Eyousel st
ofFilley, Mo 81 gave her few dos. $
of Chumnerlain S Cough Remedy and IN
sshort time all danger was last nd the
child recovered This lempo, uoto ly
cures Group, but when given ~ soon as
the first slmp.oms appear, will prcyout
the attack. ltcontain no op am OF other
harmful substance and may be given ss
conidently TO "a baby as TO an adult. For
3 10 by Webb Drug &. Hardware. &C.
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14

Thousands OF men and women suffer
from piles, especially women with fe-
mai" weakness have this suffering to
contend with 10 addition to their other
pains, TABDER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT will quickly effect a cure. Price
1oc in bottles, tubes 75c. Z | Lauder.
baugh,
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14
ReIiable and QsntIe.

"Apill's pill" says the saw. Eut
there are pills and pills, You want = plli
which is certlin, thor ough and ge4tle
Mustn't gripe, DeWtr's Lite Early
RiSrrs till the bill. Purely vegetable DO
not force but assist the bowels 10 act.
Strength en- and invigorase. Small and
easy 10 take. L. |. Lauderbaugh.
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1t takes a mighty effort to shake
oft such a political machine at
fammany in New York. but when
the respectable people Of all par
ties get together a8 they did in
that oily, the machiue is doomed
The great question, however, is to
get all the respectable people to
gothcr II seems 10 take three OF
four years Of the worse kind Of 20.
litical corruption to arouse Tn,
people to a necessity Of a united
front,
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14

President Rooseyelt's indcpeu.
dence of thought and uctiou. saws
the Youths Companipn, was il us
trated recently ina manner plear.
ant TO record He bought three
fine, housekeeping horses for us,
in his ctri 'ge Ht Washington
"He was particular about having
long tailed horses" said the man
OF whom he bought them, III,
insisted that they should not be
docked. 1t made nodiiTerenoe ia
him that short-tailed horses are
more fashionable"
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uucle siduey's Logic.

Pa wunst he scold and said TO me, e
"Don't play so much, but try
To study more, and ncn youDl be
A great man by an by"
Men Uncle Sidney says; "You let
Him bs boy and play.
The greatest men on earth, / bet,
I'd trade with him to-day"
James Whitcomb Riley.
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To The Public.

Allow nae to say a few words in praise
Of chamberlain /. Cough Reni,dy. l had
u very sOy5re cough and cold and feared I
would get pneumonia, but after taking
the ocund d, 80 Of this med cine | felt
bitter, three bottles Of it cure m! cold
aud the pains in my chest disappeared
entirely | am most respectfully ,ours for
health, Ralph S. Meyer, 81 fhiry
seventh ST., Wheeling. W Va For
sa by Webb Drug & Hardware c..
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The young man who tlopght-
lessly shoots at, or otherwise mo.
Tests the ruml mail boxes, had
better be careful or he viii.
have Uncle Sam on bis trail. I'm
Gle Samuel is mighty good Eel.
low to have IS a friend. hut woe
unto him who moD o. the old
mans wrath.
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14

II is understood that Prosccu.
ting Attorney Moonyham is going
10 shut up the Joplin gambling
d,ns now. 1t is a -ad state Of af-
fairs when it takes several murders
aud the emphatic demand Of an
outraged public 10 wake up an Of.
iicer to Il sense of hla duty
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14
jumped oraren Penny Sail.

The it lr tugh,er of Mr.. j. y. Powell
jumped on an inverted rako made Of ten
penny nails, and thrust one nail entir, ly
through her foot aud a second ons h' II
way through Chamhorlain's Pain Balm
was promptly applied and fivs minute, 5
laturo the pain had disappeared aud no
more suffering was experienced. In
three days tho child was wearing her
shoe as usual and with absolutely no dis
comfort, Ar, Powell is a well known
merchant Of Forkland, Va. Pain Balm
is an antiseptic and heals such injuries
without maturatiun and in one third the
TINS required by the usual treatment.
For sale by webb Drug II Hardware Co.
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14

WANTED-SEYERAL PERSONS
of character and good reputation ia each
state lone IN THIS county requiredl 10
represent aud advertise old established
wealthy business house II solid fiuancial
standing. Salaey $500 weekly with
expenses sd for a., $50 In ctsI
eg n Wedne f...F..
ces. Hor Acd iI...t u
nec,as ny, l,sif foL,t, Ere.ps.l seIf
aid essed stamped envelope. Msnager.
ZIG CaSto0 Building, Chicago,
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14

lfyou have a soro throat, soreness
AHrcsS the back or side, or your lungs
feel sore or tender, or il YOU arc threat
"nei with dipthera or gnemouia, apply
BALLAEp's Snow LISINENr externally,
aud uso bALLAED's HoHEHorNp sYRup.
D Lsuderbaugh.
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14

TO be hoped that the time is com
ing when such campaigns may be
80 common as not to excite com
ment.
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14

Ii is estimated that the ~ pie
crop in Juspsr county this season
vas worth upwarls Of a quarter Of
million dollars.
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14
GhuIrci, Notices.

BAPTIST Regular SERVICES on o..
s uurday before the second Sunday o.
ouch mouth NJ , O'Clock p m. and of
l1s second aud fourth Sundays at IL 70.
m aud 1880 p m, Sunday school nt 10 C.
NJ, and prayer meeting Tuesday evening
on PALMER, Pastor.
The Jasper news., 1901-11-14
Tie Jasper News.
Ly ~ MONROE, Editor and Publisher

'URsDAY, NCyEMBfR a, 1901
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
AMERICAN SILKS in EUROPE.
[pittsburg Commercial Gazette,


Newspaper readers have become so
accustomed to views OF the inroads of
American manufactures in the markets
of the world that 1t does not surprise
them to be told that even in the produce
ton of silk this country is likely TO
Ii take the lead. 1t is French trade pa
I.er, too, that gives expression To this
likelihood, a journal published at Lyons,
III the very heart of the French silk pro-
auction. This journal says, and the in
formation must be new to many Ameri-
cans that during the past three years
the consumption of raw silk in the
limited States has equaled that OF
France in the same line. France has
long stood at the head of silk producing
nations. but the United States is GER
tainly pressing very hard for first place
Like the English and German writers
who have been discussing the extension
LOT American business in manufactured
metal goods, MS French authority
looks into the flitire and sees prom
Use Of increasing american trade in silk.
l"American manufacture has power of
Iexpansion that ours does not possess"
| 1t says.
American consuis in France also bear
testimony to the growing silk produc-
It!on and expanding exports of this
country. The eansul at Lyons. who
sends the above facts TO the state de-
rartment, corrob0rates them, and the
consul at ST F,tenne says that Ameri-
can silks and other textile goods are
rapidly finding q permanent market in
Europe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
was proud of his republicanism.

was proud of his republicanism.
renamed for the croakers to find
fault with Mr.. Cumnins when he dared
10 defy j. w. Blythe, railway attorney
for the 20" and become candidate for
the United States senate. MIR. Gears
friends were too many and Blythe's in
fiuence too strong for him to overcome
but he took his defeat like a man.
Blythe. Whose ilk have hated him since
the days OF the railway legislation in the
Twenty-seoond assembly, followed him
TO the national convention at Philadel-
phia. and there encompassed his hui
initiation by unseating him from place
on the national committee to make room
for the man who had organized the
gravel train brigades of corrupt voters
necessary 70 carry Pottawattamie coun-
~ So insolent was MIR. Blythe in re-
naming in the secret caucus of dele
gates when all persons not delegates
had been requested to withdraw that
the affair was actually disgusting. MIR.
Blythe has now threatened to achieve
MIR. Cummins' political extinction If
ne dafes 10 run for governor.
1t is such men as the euitor of the
Garner Herald who make men think
that there is no such thing in politics
as gratitude or consistency of action.
Repeatedly called upon to serve his par
~ in times ef need, placed in positions
of trust where hard Work for the panty
organization ard success of the party
candidates is demanded. nonored and
ievered as q Foremost leader in the
party ard chosen chairman of several
state conventions Mr. cunmins mus
needs ROW have his repuhlicaaism
slandered by such men as This newspa-
per editor when he asks for the honor
OF being The paiity's nominee for Office.
No one republican in Iowa has done
n.ore hard work for his party than has
A. Is. cummilas, no one has done more
effective work. No leader in the party
commands more ability or fitness for
the place, and Mr.. c',immins not only
deserves The fonor but his nomination
would retlees greater honor and dignity
Upon The republican party than would
that q any other man so-far men
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
TOPICS OF THE TINES.

David Rankin. the Missouri cattle
king, will plant 10000 acres of corn this
year, employing about go men and util-
izing 6oc horses.
Since ls-inch lizard was discovered
in the water in Detroit nearly every
house there has secured filter. i, Is
surprising What q little scare Will do
1t may be that cedar Rapids. in se-
curing the republican state convention.
has invoked The flood. Dies Mones is
preparing 70 camp there in great force,
politically to secure fair play. and Incl
8centally to see how hospitality is dis
pensed.
Mortality among the colored people OF
Baltimore during 1900 was three times
greater than among the whites. Tuber-
culosis caused one-tenth of the deaf
Put me off at Buffalo" will be the
summer slogan of hosts Of exposition
seekers.
Mr. j. S. Trigg, editor of the Rockford
Register. and an agricultural writer of
aplii,y ana VIDE experience, has been
asked by citizens to become candi-
date for the state senate from the
Chickasaw Floyd district and has
yielded to their solicitations. Mr.. Trigg
is an Iowan from the ground up, thor
oughly Identified with her interests and
would prove useful and acceptable
member of the upper chamber
Minnesota's dairy and food commits
sioner says reports received thus far
by him indicate that al least 100 new
creameries will be opened in that state
this year There are now 7s2.
The snowfall this winter turnout
Southern Russia WAS altogether phenom-
email, and up to the middle Of March
therey had been no break in the cold
weather. For a considerable period that
part of the country was cut off entirely
| from all communication with the rest Of
1.-THE world. except by Telegraph.
|
Years ago Cincinnati was the largest
city in the west, but several have dig
tanced it. Now it is to have a twenty
story building. Is it trying to catch ur
with the procession?
One of the T.-R. editors feels touch
Of sorrow in reading of the death of Mr.
j. ID. seeberger, prominent and sue.
cessfu hardware merchant of Des
Moines, for thirty years ago. it was his
duty and pleasure to converse with and
'secure market quotations from him, Al
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20

and proposes three cheers for our next
president. Leslie NJ. Shaw. and Editor
Funk yells "1'iger!" After this all the
mentioned candidates join hands, adj
vance to the front of the stage. while
the orchestra plays
"Blest be the tie that binds
Our hearts in kindred love,
the whole audience. led by Leslie, join
ing the chorus.
ap 1zye,~ 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
TEXAS OIL MAY CHANGE FUEL PROBLEM.

Wnile The excitement attending the
Development of the remarkable oil
field ar Bsaumont Texas. does not
aba,e, the question Of utilizing all the
production is bsing discussed. II is too
early 70 determine the permanency of
the yiaid 50 that the possibilities are yet
sof a speculative character. Presenting
that it may be permanent, with only a
slightly decreasing flow. the outlook is
for large wealth for the owners and
cheaper fuel for consumers. 1t is the
opinion Of former Governor j. S. Hogg.
of Texas. who has spent considerable
time at Beaumont investigating the
new oil field, that the discovery of oil
in such bountiful quantities will revo-
lutionize the fuel question of the whole
world. He says that the manufacture
ers of this country and of Europe have
not yet come to sense of realization
of what the wonderful oil discovery
and development in the Beaumont
field means TO them
The problem that now confronts the
oil producers Of this new district is 10
find a market for the oil. 1T has been
asserted by an official OF the Standard
Oil Company that the present demand
fort fuel oil in this country does no,
amount to the output of one we'll in the
Beaumont district. But producers sa,
that the demand will be increased rap
idly, and they are hard at work build.
ing up q market. More than 100000
barrels of oil have been shipped t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20

New York. Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
ped TO Manchester and Liverpool, Eng
land, where the new fuel will have a
practical test. The. American Sugar
{ Refining Company sent a representa-
I tive to Beaumont TO investigate the oil
for fuel purposes. and he has ordered
$500 barrels TO be shipped To Cuba,
where it will be burned III one Of the
largest grinding mills on the island
The assertion is made hat oil from
the Beaumont field can be delivered to
the manufacturers of Pittsburg, Pa, in
the very heart of the coal region. at a
cost cheaper than is now being paid for
coal by them. Tests have shown that
two and one half barrels of the Beau
mont Gil, costing 81. is equal to one ton
OF coal, and a big profit could be made
by the oil producer should he be forced
tossell his oil at 20 cents per barrel AS
the flow from one well is 1000 per day,
and as the chief cost is in barrellng or
tanking and transportation, its cheap
ness is apparent.
The excitement all thru the south and
reaching up into the north has induced
thousands of people 10 invest in oil
stocks. Many of the companies .;tocks
are oyersubscribed, ana the managers
are forced to refund the money. One
company has already sold $4,000 over
the amount set aside TO be sold at so
cents on the dollar, and the flow of
Subscriptions cannot be stopped. These
facts reflect the abundance ef money
seeking Investment. and indicate the
hazards investors are willing 10 take.
Its among the possibilities not 10 be
overlooked that these wells may go dry
at any time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
REPUBLICAN, FAILURES.
Ii0ubuque Telegraph. 4


Entrusted with control of the legisla-
general government, the party which is
proud to honor William j. Bryan as its
leader would do what the republican
party has failed 10 do.
Icouncil Bluffs Nonpariel.]
The republican party has failed TO:
cut the dollar in two and call half
dollar worth 100 cents.
1t has failed 70 pull down the flag.
1t has failed 70 surrender TO George
Washington Aguinado.
1t has failed o sound the order of re-
treat and 10 withdraw the troops in the
face of the enemy
1t has failed TO create deficit in the
national treasury.
1t has failed TO settle with the ma
tons creditors at 80 cents on the dol-
lar.
1t has failed to stop the expansion of
the country
1t has failed to subject the home in
dus,ries 10 the ruinous competition of
foreign labor.
1t has failed to keep the dinner pail
empty.
1t has failed TO close the factories.
1t has failed to disfranchise the ne
/ gro.
1t has failed to urge the lynching of
men for the crime of being black.
These are only few of the many
things which the republican party has
failed to do and which the party
(which is proud to honor William j. Bry-
an as its leader would do.