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Shamrock III to be DrydoclScd Again.
 Southampton, May 30.-The towing of the Shamrock II. to the Clyde has been delayed. The yacht will be drydocked Saturday next in order to repair her rudder.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-11-05
Bedding.

Bedding.
quilt for a q bed, good weight, each. rs
! full size, " 90
Silkolene covered. ........ 10
=" nice white cotton so
Satin covered 4" = 90
Silkoline " with ruffie, beauty 2 so
l0-4 Heavy Cotton Blanket, gray -. so
lO-4 white 49, 6S
Ia Xtra heavy cotton blanket, Toe & 1 90
lO-4 wool blanket, grey, each. .. 3 90
lo-4 fine all wool blanket, grey, each . 3 so
60 We have them up to SO each.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-11-05

A FEW PRICE HINTS
from our Underwear Department for Men
Women AMI Children.
Heavy Wool fleece lined Underwear for
Men, per garment .................. SOC
Light weight fleeced underwear for wom-
en-, per garment observation-disclosures. 25c
Heavy feeced Underwear for women SOC
Childrens feeced Underwear heavy,
per garment. ................1 7c TO Soc
Children's fine wool Underwear, per
garment ........ 4Oc, Soc and soc
Children's Cotton Union Suits, each . 25c
'Oneita" combination suits for Women
per suit Observation-Disclosures SOC to So 90
Everything in Fine Wool Garments
from zoe to So per garment.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-11-05

SOME BARGAINS.
Outing Aannels, 80 yds for. !. 81 90
Calicoes, 80 yds. ......... 90
Amoskeag Apron Check Cling
hams, per yd. ............ 6A
Home Spun Dress Goods 81 in.
wide, per yd. !. ......... IS
IS in. All wool tricot flannel IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-13
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

country 1t Is the right of every man to
run for any office within the gift of III
people, but the position of Major Con-
ger would appear to be unfortunate. He
returns to his state after years of abb
sence.i His perils and prominence in
connection with the Chinese mission, to-
gether with his previous good record at
home made all Iowa feel like receiving
him with open arms as a favorite son.
He is not really in touch with Iowa
men and affairs as one who from a
home view point or from actual contact
has considered the shifting political
scenes and sentiment. We believe it to
be the deliberate and common conclu-
sion of men removed from the turmoil
OF the strenuous campaign in progress
that the minister is making mistake
that ne Is going out of his way to court
political perii--that he is notin condition
to give to the state the highest SORT of
executive service even If chosen gov
ernor-that his candidacy is i'll advised
and inopportune.
Two counties in his own congresson-
al district and another county in his
neighborhood have instructed for Cum
Minis. Not a single county under or
binary conditions among the first to
line up for him will be his without a
contest. He will have to fight for his
old county of Dallas, and its support
may be denied. The county of George
ID. Perkins, who retired in his favor, is
instructed for Cummins. If signs are
OF any consequence whatever, the ma
jor Will not be allowed to secure a single
county in the Tenth or Eleventh dis
tricts. In the alleged interest of har-
mony his name is presented, and vet it
means fight 10 a finish from the be-
ginning. 1t intensifies the interest of
the Cummins supporters because it SO
clearly means that boom for tbs. Chi
nese minister, as SUCH is being appro-
priated by men determined to overcome
the tide toward their gubernatorial
choice. Itsocleariy emphasizes the any
thing to-heat-Cummins movement that
the motives of a good man are called in
question and higher and higher arise
the inquiry of fair-minded men: Why
this political violence /? Why are good
men VINO aspire ruth!essly cast aside;
Why Is Major Conger implored to inject
MS name and fame into this contest:
why is not the political campaign per-
mitted to take Its usual courses? If the
people want Cummins let them have
him; II not what is the matter With
Senator Hartman or Senator TreWln.
Verify the candidacy of Major Conger
is unfortunate. To win the nomination
In schambics will be victory so cheap
as to mean practical defeat: to lose it
will be an introduction to political OBJ
Nvion. Occupying a high niche in the
temLle of fame why should he perrr,i II
designing men in travesty upon the
sweet word harmony TO insert his de-
voted head. crowned with the laurcls
of diplomacy, between the upper ana
neither millstones of poli,lca, faction?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-13
IOWA NEWS ITEMS.

Eldora.
About $4,000 has been paid into the
Hardin county trea sury to this date as
the result of the work OF the tax ferrets.
Ogden.
Farmers say that the hay crop prom
ises to be the largest in years. and that
he pastures are as good as any year at
this season.
Forest City.
Corn planting, which was well under
way in several parts of Minnebago
county, has been somewhat retarded by
the recent rains.
Sac City.
Citizens here thru the Commercial ex-
change are making an organized effort
TO secure the Great Western railway as
4; passes westward to Sioux City.
Terri.
Sufficient funds have been pledged To
assure the erection of Congregational
church at Tcrril. which Will constitute
the third house of worship in tina, thriv-
ing town.
Abel.
The corner stone OF the new court
Rouse is ready to be laid at any time.
1t Is expected that some appropriate
exercises will be arranged and haid
when it is laid
Iowa Falls.
The stone s all cut for the mounting
of the cannon in Central park, and tn.
work of building the foundation anG
laying the stone will be pushed 10 an
early completion.
Perry.
Rev. o. Fl. sonner. who has been pas
tor of the Baptist church. and who re-
signed several weeks ago. has accepted
IA cali to preach at Murray. Iowa, where
lie removed last week.
Spencer.
contractor Miller. after settling with
the board of supervisors for the cree
ton of the new court house. left for Lee
Mars. where he has the contract to build
the Plymouth county court house.
Valley Junction.
Thirteen houses are now under quar-
near Des Moines) and Thursday tbs.
work of erecting building to be used
az detention hospital was commences.
Osccola.
"A warrant was issued and placed in
Constable Williams hands Thursday
morning for the arrest of U. S. Will
liams. merchant at Jamison He is
charged with shipping quaile out Of th..
state.
Fairfield.
The legacy for Parsons College of this
city from the late Mrs. Aleanxder Ma
son of Washington consists of the es-
tablishment of four scholarships of $500
each. Two thousand dollars will be paid
to the college upon the settlement of the
estate.
Madrid.
The case of Mrs. A. Crabtree vs, the
Milwauke Railway Company, where the
former had sued the company for dam
ages claimed as resulting from alis.tlng
from the train last fall. was settled re-
Gently. The company paid her 500 ane
also settled all costs in the case.
Algona.
L. II. Conner has just sold 200 acres
of his Seneca township land to Julius
Jensen of that township for SAG per
acre. Mr.. Conner bought 100 acres OF
the tract ten years ago for $40 Der acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-13

that are proving a success. They ar
ranged to leave Sunday evening for Ce-
dar Rapids, Marion, Marshalltown,
Arnes and any other points they may
deem advisable. That sounds like bust
ness. This troublesome question WILL
NOW soon be solved, and solved right.
Spirit Lake always does things right
when properly stirred up.
Carroll.
The school board met last week and
eiected teachers to the vacancies in the
high school corps Mrs e. b. Wilson
OF Jefferson, was chosen principal of the
Eish school and George +. Echhart, of
Sibley, was chosen assistant to succeed
III. S. Stein. Mrs. Wilson mas been em-
ployed in the schools in Jefferson for
some Years and her work is spoken of
Very highly. Her husband, L. B. Will
son, is one of the prominent attorneys
CT Jefferson.
Cedar Rapids.
If the b. C. r. G n. Strike continues
the city will probably have to Increase
the membership of the police depart
ment. at an expense of several hundred
dollars month An edict has beer
issued by the board Of health requiring
the cleaning of alleys, at once.
Corn planters We're busy in Linn coun-
~ last week. and with the continuance
of the fine weather most of the corn Will
be planted within the next ten days.
Ground is in fine condition for planting
and the corn season opens With the
most encouraging prospects.
Dubuque.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-13
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
as Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun.
dreds Of Different Towns
and Communities.
REVOLT ON THE %"


This statement but confirms the opin-
ion we have had of Mr.. Conger for sew
eral weeks, and that is, that he wants
1t bad enough to suffer himself made
the tool of "a faction of the party in
order to get, If possible. the nomination.
This also convinces us that Minister
Conger is composed of flesh and blood
of very common quality. Ever since
we have known him he has been we'll
cared for by the republican party. He
is now holding an office under the re-
publican administrator, three times
better than the goverEorship. yet he
seems to be unable to say no, when his
names is mentioned for office. even tho
1T be by faction In the party, because
Mr.. Conger knows. as we'll as every
other person in Iowa. that his candi-
dacy will not make harmony in the
|party. We believe that the nomination
of Conger would make more sore spots
In the party than would the nomination
of any other man who has been men
toned in connection with the gov ernor-.
ship. MIR. Conger is a good pure man,
but Iowa has other men equally as good
and surely more deserving of recogni-
ton by the republicans of Iowa. These
men are not holding on to a fat office
waiting to see if they can be governor
before resigning it, but are manly
enough to come out in the apen field
and ask for the party nomination.
The withdrawal of Mr.. Perkins was
only prompted by self preservation. and
not because it was thought a clear
field could be made for MIR. Conger..
There will be a number OF candidates
remain in the field, and if Mr. Conger
gets the nomination 1t will be by the
hard work of his friends, and not be-
cause of the trials he underwent in PEE
kin. In less than a week the friends
of other candidates will be saying hard
things about Conser as they would
of any other man. Hence. in entering
the political field, he simply becomes a
local politician, that's ALL just why he
should want to do this. we are not able
10 explain. But it seeE.S that he has
been persuaded by friends. or else
wanted 70 do so of his own accord. SO
from now on ccnger will be considered
just one of the republican candidates
for the Iowa governorship.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-13
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23
THE SHORT LINE AND IDAHO.

The Short Line railroad company
looks upon Idaho as a State Of wonder
ful resources, and, to meet demands, 1t
il putting its roads IN the best possible
condition and equipping them With the
best and most improved rolling stock.
1t Is duiH2 more, it Is preparing to
build branch roads.
II will he uuwise for Idaho officials
and Idaho legislators To do anything vt
the present time to check these move-
ments Of the company, or to throw any
stumbling blocks in the way Of con-
structing branch roads as feeders to
their min lines. II will he time enough
to legislu,c in such matters when the
company has done It's work and settled
down to stad and sturdy conditions.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

Ternesse.'s new United States sena.
tor, Edward Ward Carmaek, Is bandit
capped with glib tongue frum which
torrents of language flow 0n the slight
est prnvocatiou. After his election 10
tue senate be WIS approached by one 81
his supporters from Hardeinan county,
Il horny handed son of toll, who said:
Ned, | want you to make sire ,ess oi
your new calm an you'll do II you'll
take my advice. VIII you?" OF course
Carmack promised. swell, Ned, when
you git to Washington pull some of the
feathers out o the tail Of your iiuagina.
tiou an stick EN- In the bind end o
your Judgment. '-Ex.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23
FISH AND GAME LAW.

A new bill governing fishing and
hunting in the state has been introduce
ed in the Legislature.
OF this: Some new features are em-
bodied in the bill; fishing is permitted
during all the year. with hook aud liue
only; SEEMING of fish, except salmon.
carp, sturgeon and CHAIR, is prohibited,
at all times in the year.
A system of licenses is provided and
is the prime pal feature Of the bill: every
male resident Of this state, over eigh-
teen years of age. desiring to hunt or
fish, must take out license therefor:
this resident license will permit the
holder to hunt the game animals and
birds, in any part Of the state, during
the open season, aud catch fish with
hook and line at any time Of the year.
Three forms of license are provided
for non-resideDts: those desiring To hunt
large game, must pay Il license fee of
800 and will be permitted to kill game
animals and birds and catch fish with
hook and line: on payment of tive doll
lars, nonresidents will be permitted to
kill game birds and catch fish, aud
those desiring to fish only will be re-
quired to pay license OF one dollar,
which will authorize the holder to
catch fish with hook aud line.
The number OF game animals that
may be killed by one person during the
open season OF any year, is one male
moose or carabou, two elk, four deer,
two antelope; two mountain sheep and
one mountain goat. The open season
for all game animals will be from Sep
tcmber first to January first, and the
same for game birds, except that IL will
be unlawful to kill Monaghan phesants
and swan at any time, aud quail may be
killed only during the month Of No
vember.
The killing Of innocent song and in
sectivorous birds is made unlawful.
All licenses will be issued by justices
OF the peace and game wardens, under
a carefully protected plan. and all mon
eys derived from licenses and fines foi
violation OF the law will be placed II
the state fish and game fund. The new
plan ought to make possible q thorough
system OF game wardeD5 and he mora
than self-supporiiug v hen in full oper
alton.
All sportsmen will take pride IN
paying the nominal fee 81 one dollar
knowing 1t will go for tie protection d
game, and having paid for the privilege
Of hunting. will take nm interest in see.
ing that others take ont licenses and
this will make more easy the enforce
ment OF the law. II will also place tho
burden OF protecting the fish and game
of the state where il belongs. on those
who hunt, and compel the noD-residen,
who visits our state for sport and rec
reation, to contribute his share to the
protection OF the game.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23
LATEST EXECUTIVE AID
LEGISLATIVE NEWS FR0E BOISE.

Turner's Pocatelo Academy bill has
passed the senate.
After next Monday no new bills will
be introduced bv Individual members.
The military bill by Senator Worth
man was indefinitely postponed. That's
the last of IL.
MacbetI'- bill appropriating $1,000
to- repair the Custer county wagon road
passed the senate.
Both branches are preparing to clear
up the business aud adjourn promptly
at the cud OF the go days.
The bill to repeal the anti-gumbIing
law was killed in the house Tuesday by
vote Of 80 to -.
The bill providing that liquor license
shall not he granted for 1. less time
than II year, has passed. the senate.
The committee on county boundaries
reported the bill creating Jefferson
county be placed on the calendar for
consideration in the committee OF the
whole.
a new Legislative superintendent bill
has been introduced IN the senate which
cuts down the representation in the
house from 10 TO 10. Ada, Bannock and
Latab are the losers. Any new county
created will be entitled to one senator
and one representative.
Dounelly's free library bill viii be-
come law. 1t provides for commits
sion to take charge OF the libraries,
and appropriates $1,000 to defray the
expenses Of the commission and $1,000
to buy books. The secretary OF the
commission il TO receive salary not
exceeding $1,000.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

THE people Of the United States are
to pay this year more than any other
nation on earth for W hat is technically
known ~ the military budget the
cost Of war. Thc payment is demanded
but the arts OF peace. 1t Is demanded
at u time when the republic is at pence
with all the nations OF the world. We
have the word OF the president for it
that the lighting in the Philippines is
continued simply for The suppression OF
brigandsge and for police purposes In
the protection Of II people who recognize
our sovereignty and are harassed by
erll men. bosion Post.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23
NOTICE no CREDITORS,
ESTATE OF WV. If. BEHLE, DEcEAsE

ESTATE OF WIZ. If. BELLE. DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given, That letters of sd.
ministfntion on tho estate OF WIN. II. Behle
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
ON the 18th day of January 1901. by the probate
court of Bingham county.
All persons having chains against said o.
tate are required to exhibit them to me for
allowance. at the Office of the Blackfoot Luin.
Der Co, Blaekfoot. Idaho. within ten months
after tilc date OF this notice. or they shall be
forever barred.
This 18th day OF January. 1901
COWARD W. ROWLEs. Administrator.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

There Is probably no disease or COZ :
dtion OF the human system that causes
more suffering and distress than piles.
TABLETpS BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT cures them quickly. without
pain or detention from business. Price,
80 cents In bottles. Tubes, 75c. ut Hull
& Woodruff's.
When pain or irritation exists on any
part Of the body the application of
BALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT will
give prompt relief. Price, 25 and so
cents ut Hull x Woodruff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

BRITISH reports say the Beers are in
Il deplorable condition. Boer reports
say DeWet has captured Gen. Kitch-
ener's headquarter baggage and made
Kitchener himself skedaddle for his
life. at any rate the Beers ARE still in
the saddle and England must send fresh
troops to the field in order to capture
them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

TO LICENSE hunters and fishermen
may be the proper thing In the judg-
ment Of The present body OF Law makers
OF IdahD-and they may do it, but the
men who do it will hear from the hunt
ers and fishermen In the campaign Of
1902. That is, II their ears lie open To
campaign talk that year. They may
hear enough before That time and stop
their ears.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

THE police of Omaha have arrested
one of the kidnappers of young Cudahy.
They are confident they have the right
man and expect to make another arrest
within very short time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

The new game and fish bill provides
for license for the hunter and the fish
ermaH. To license q hunter and his
dog and the fisherman and his barefoot
boy who carries bait in bis mouth his
Saturday fishing days is making the lie
ense business rather elastic. Is it posi-
Bile that the state will go in caoutchou-
cic license business
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

GEN. MACARTHUR has turned his
officers loose on the foreigners at Ma
Mia WHO have been charged with Civ
ing aid and comfort to the Filipinos. A
plumber Of arrests have been made.
The Belgian consul who was called in
10 assist in the terms OF surrender OF
the Spaniards in August 1893, has fled
from Manila for fear OF arrest.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

CANDIDATES for senatorial honors in
Delaware, Montana, Nebraska and
Oregon have been kept In suspense
forty days apd mig hts-the long fasting
period, and their sunken, hollow,
hungry eyes see no end to the fast. Had
those states nominated in convention
their troubles would not have lasted q
single day.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

A FEW years ago the speakers and
press of the United States were plying
Europe for its war burdens" and de-
elaring that every financial nerve was
being strained to meet expenses. In
our own country today we are at the
expense of 81 ,000. 900 day to keep up
our army and navy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23

THE Idaho legislature may not APP
propriate a large sum for the Pan
American Exposition but it will not
prevent Idahoans going east to give in
structions TO conductors to; Put me
Oh at Buffalo"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-23
NEVER HAD A COLD

Since ] began carrying n package Of
Krause's Cold Cure capsules in my vest
pocket, ! take one whenever feel Il
cold coming on. It's easy. Price 25c.
Sold by Hull Il Woodruff, druggists.