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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-29
TOPICS OF THE TINES
Great Britain also protests against
Russia's attempt TO secure Chinese ter

Great Britain also protests against
Russia's attempt to secure Chinese ter
litory.
Discussing the habits of other great
men he has shaved. the presidents bar
Fer says: Mr.. Roosevelt was always
enatty. He discussed anything that
Happened to be the subject of pubic at
uaction- politics, prize fights, sports.
religion or anything that people were
talking and thinking about"
Our government displays a commend
able desire to keep out of serious diff
Guilty with Russia on account of China.
Editor Bryan's paper is to be en-
larged. He finds it Impossible to work
off the accumulated Indignation of a
week in eight pages, says the satirist
Ct the Chicago Tribune.
Not what shall we do with our ex
presidents, but what shall we do with
Aguinaldo? CThe newspaper man says
interview him.)
scribner's Magazine for April In adj
Hdition to articles of travel adventure
and art, by Walter A. Wyckoff, John
Fox. Edwin Lord Weeks and others.
contains six short stories. three of
them by new writers and three by writ
ers whose work is familiar in this mag
azine. On its art side this number is
also rich and varied. 1t has a colored
pages OF illustrations by Frederic Dorr
Steele, reproduced in color in a novel
way TO Illustrate the story Of a Blue
Ribbon Horse The frontispiece,
which is very delicate pen-and-ink
drawing by Peixotto. is reproduced with
tint; Edwin Lord Weeks the traveller
and artist. contributes very elaborate
illustrated article on Two Centres Of
Moorish Art" which reveals his Won
derful skill as painter Of Oriental sub
iects. Among the other artists are
christy, Yohn, Will H. Low and Henry
McCarter. Altogether, both in the beau
lty and richness of its Illustration and In
llle Variety OIL It's contents, tUIS Is a
spring number OF extraordinary attract
iyeness.
Grazing lands In the Indian Territory
which formerly yielded rental OF II
cents an acre are now in sharp demand
al from 80 to 40 cents an acre. with tne
cattlemen eagerly competing for then
ct the advanced rate.
| Miss Mary Anderson was elected cit,
|attorney of Palmyra, Mo-. last year. She
has not lost q single case since she wen
Into Office. The supreme court has adj
mtited her to practice. She is the bes
type OF 'the new woman" Perhap,
Chicago would be benefited by selecting
che OF this type for it 10 stated by tn,
..ress in the big city, by the lake tina
j personal injury judgments assresatint
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-29
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Algona Republican reports that
There is universal public sympathy
for Mrs. Heron in Algona.' 1t adds:
Her department. is that of a lady of
modesty and refinement Inundated
and heartbroken over the desertion by
her husband. The latter has divided
public opinion regarding his sincerity,
many believing him in all respects a
fraud and others only fool. The reve-
lation Of his character in his treat ment
OF a pure woman and true Wife viii
likely end his influence with all decent
people. His hypocrisy in preaching a
crusade against a salaried ministry,
while himself enjoying every luxury.
that the money Of the Rands can buy is
too much on the surface to be con-
eealed.
Referring TO the fact that H. H.
Abrams the temperance asitator, is I'M
Idergoing smallpox quarantine ii, Des
Moines the Davenport Republican OBJ
serves that the owners Of saloons at
| Marshalltown, Waterloo and other
small places Will have greater respect
fo. smallpox and quarantine laws IN the
Ifnturs
Cosmsnting on the disruption If the
Heron family the Mason City Globe
Gazette declares that the family IS the
limit Of tl1fs nltior and III /, can bt. kent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-29
SPEAK OUT,
The searchlight of Publicity isPlcas-
Ing Mnrshalltown People.


Publicity is what the people want.
Let the public speak on the subject.
There has been too mucf-too little
proof.
There is only one kind of proof for a
Marsha.rown citizen
The experience of people We know.
When friends and neighbors endorse.
No question about such evidence.
This kind of proof backs every box of
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here is case Of 1t:
Mrs. w. II. Price, of 3Oa Summit
street. says: Experience taught me
that Doan's Kidney Pills. sold at Nc
Bride & Wills drug store, can be relied
on to cure pains in he back or other
evidences of n disturbed condition of
the Kidneys. This is of considerable
Importance because there are a great
many preparations on the market
which are worthless and after the suf-
ferer makes repeated attempts to OBJ
tain relief and the results are not forth
coming he naturally grows discouraged.
This too prevalent kidney complaint
gems to be one of the Ills to which
nearly all our sex is heir, but the fact
that Doan's Kidney Pills are sure
cure will be the means OF bringing
health and happiness TO many who
have heretofore sought this boon with
out avail. I speak adyisedly because
the remedy not only relieved me per-
sonAlly Of pain, but am in position
to Judge from the experience Of others
whose opinions can be relied upon
For sale by all dealers Foster Mil
burn Company, Buffalo. N. T.. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name. Doan's, and
aka no substitute.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-29
rpuhirn jnnas, Frida

large scale, would speedily disorganize
Christian society and disrupt demo-
cratic government. If DR.. Heron We're
Il broader man he might perpetuate his
theories for perhaps a quarter OF a CEN
fury. But, III my Judgment, he is man
OF very mediocre intellectual caliber,
and is sadly lacking in character. What
has impressed me most is the feeling
that he is not sincere. There Is Internal
evidence of insincerity in all his utter
ances, and his writing are those of a ny
per-sesthetic dreamer.
The above needs no commentary.
w. H. NEWMAN.
.Grinnell, March Is 1901
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-29

The weather in Europe continues as
severe as ever. with frost and snow in
every quarter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-29
CAUTION From CALIFORNIA.

lfle Times Republican is in receipt OF
following communication which will
( explain Itself
sedlanes e'al Alarch 90, 1901
I-..a',s-i i''a'93iean frintiHg Company:
the Los Aap,s s'.,' ~ rom
coming hsre for his healtl II Or t,ls asrre Il
would Dc wise TO read carefully what
me inns EDITOR has g ss in regard to.
=. = .
| spectivs BUYERS Of orange groves .,a
focking here and the result Will be dis
| as ~, IS many ran
-, l',s', - ,'','s nave efeoufaged tnis
thar q WIN n. A., ~ +
it is Overcome already. High values
rave Deer and are being received for
an sns siali s'es arg, ss'4e
ss1ne,ion ~ f,o,,, M. a. ,h.,,
PROPERTY aisf PERTAINS many -year-eld
- s. - '''iie saiua-
tr,,lv
.rr,cAp ~ tIYc.6.ISpor,5 ~,
The articl. fsd,n Inc ;sos Anpa,aa
r'in,as rsfsr,ea y IS s, ( ,toye g,st,ar Z
given elsewhere ast i worthy Of ner,,.
al. II sneaks a ~ rnroe q = Nun b, s
now arriving h southern c.alifornia
sIsuo;nts o,,t the ,sinl, ~ necr,,e u.,o az.
i,tlaf,. Il s,,5,,ssd IL ,,...1l IN. oh.,,,,s
d "a, fa{I,,r.
rbe stale ,snts ssaaa sra oo-f,r ,,, ),
tory Of o,hssrs bv resiri.snts ,,,sre ana Il.
VISITORS Tie neonla s.. Tov, b,ye' i I'd
good nn,ort,,,,tv Is s,pav ,bis s,,b.
~, from the * s rj.nce Il peighbors
and fr;suds M iowa ,o,,n,v 3, o;,y
has s,,ffarsd ,bs loss ~ nars wo,t,,y
reor,le ,han Marsbal, ~ aJarsbal,town
by the reyer u ls,cata ia e,alisor,;a
81 s.oo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-29

during the twenty-.hree months OF An
drew j. Ryan's incumbency of the city
attorneys Office, from April 4, 1899 to
March I, 1901. The average amount of
each Judgment was sl.125, as against an
average of 1862 during Mayor Swift's
administration, when Roy O. West
served as city attorney Eight lawyers,
who have their offices in quarters for
1nerly occupied by Mr.. Ryan, are
charged with apparently having had a
monopoly of personal injury suits
against the city. 1t is shown further
that during the year 1900 the cost of de-
tending suits against the city in which
judgments were obtained was sl42 for
each suit. While under MIR. West in 1896
the cost was but $50 There is wide
room for reform ia Chicago.
President Hadley. of Yale, favors the
organization of educational trusts in
order 10 secure the best results. And
you. too, Brutusi
1t is stated in Wall street that
movement is afo1i to combine all ex-
press companies having contracts with
the railroads, which will include the
United States, American, Adams,
Southern and the Wells Fargo. 1t
would seem thatthe trust is marshall
ing everything int line.
The latest as To mems shirt waists Is
from the city of camden n. o., under
Gate of the 25th VIZ. Mayor Hatch
awarded contract today for shirt
waists FOR the Camden police force and
nearly a hundred policemen We're meas
ured for them. The material Is to be.
madras and of a color described as
French blue Tls shoulders are 10 be
1,aglan cut. the sleeves Blowing to the.
the wrist and fastened al the wrists by
elastic bands. The bosom is to be of
pleated white linen. Down the front
VIII be a row of six brass buttons and
around the neck is TO be rolling col
lar. The star is to be placed on the left
breast. The policemen are delighted
with the garment.
: ~ = +
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recently started in Chicago under the
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lof Tama county). Professor Isaac a..
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a farm. or in a small nIanufacturinp
Industry. The INQUIRY is not an easy
one 10 answer. as ii depends 90 much
sul'ois TOT iiis,aiiss' ,ne
varies greatly. You may buy noun
Itain land. suitable fo, a bee ranch. a.
81 .25s per acre. and within dozen miles
lof that spot YOU may be asked to ma,
$500 an acre or more. FOR unimproveG
citrus fruit land With water for irriga.
/ ton. Then again. The answer TO thi.
3inu,lily depends largely upon whether
] the newcomer 10 able. and IL able
Whether he is wiling 10 work on tn,
LAND himself or whether he expects :,
hire an his labor. This will make
great difference ii, his oltlay--ai create
/ difference than II would in the east
4 There are many men In southern Call
4 fa,rfa now .swel, fixed who started
i from twenty 10 ,wenty-five. wears ag,
with $500 or even less. In all sue h ceses
howepel excep they happened /,
strike a lucky land or oil speculation
4 .hey worked hard for d number o
4 wears. often fer others. and exercised
much Industry and perseverance. Wha
lsthey ha,ss done others may do today. al
4 tho. of course. one has to 20 furthe
j afield, for much OF the land whic
3 co,iid have been purchased for SO al
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Competition Abroad II Not At Home.

The mammoth aggregation knovn as
tie steel Trust IL IN q fair way 10 have
keen competition abroad If not az
home High rrices Of iron and coal
abroad and suddenly increased de-
mand owing to various unusual cir
cumst4ntes opened. the past year. an
unpreo ed@nted field for American
prodGcta Those conditions. experts
say. no longer exist. Not only that
but foreign manufacturers taking
alarm are straining every nerve tC
meet the American exports with still
lower prices. Consequently 50 far as
the economies incident to 4 great ag-
lrcGation Of capital are concerned they
are likely To prove an important fac
tor in retaining our present foothoid in
tie foreign market II is to be hoped
however. that it won't be a case Of
rObbing Peter to pay Paul. relying
upon higher prices at home To support
lower prices abroad. The men at the
head Of the new steel combine" are
TOO sagacious TO keep prices SO high as
To rctard consumption. 1t goes with
out the saying however, that they won't
INT the price lower than necessary To
maintain normal consumption. They
are not philanthropists in business,
whatever they may be as individuals.
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piers in the Madawaska river in Stock
holm Plantation. Aroostook county.
! THURSDAY. FEB. u. lool-An act to
incorporate the funk Pond Wafer Power
THURSDAY. FEB. q, lool-ResoIve in
aid OF navigation on Moosehcad lake.
! THURSDAY, FEB. q, l9ol-An act to
amend Chaptcr 40 of the Private Law,
of 1866. entitled AN act to incorporate the
Sebec Dam Co" as amended by Section )
of Chapter 20 o. Private Laws of 1899
! THURSDAY. FEB. Il. l90I-An act to
incorporate the Union River Water Stor-
age Company.
THURSDAY. FEB. q. Is0l-An act to
amend Chapter 2l3 of the Public Laws Of
1895: authorizing Simeon q. Davis. his as
sociates and assigns To construct and
maintain u wharf and boaihouse In Lake
Maranocook in the town Of Winthrop.
'RSDAY. FEB. y. l9Jl-An act to
incorporate the Long Pond Improvement
Company.
! THURSDAY. FEB. g. l99l-An act TO
authorize Manlcy Morrison to erect AMI
maintain bOOmS and piers In the Sebasti-
coob river.
! THURSDAY. FEB %. I9r-Petition OF
Ph9sadumkeag Boom 90. 10 amend char
ter.
I RcasIigncd The hearing on an act to
create a lien for driving logs and lum-
hcr under contract with the owner or
any other persons heretofore advertised
TO occur Wednesday, Feb. u, 1901 il post
puned till Thursday, Feb. q, 1871.
I mo hearing on an act 10 extend IN"
charter of the Maine Electric and Wa
tor Power Co Is r"asslGn"d 10 Thursday,
/ Feb. u. 1901
! ~" hearing on act entitled IAN act to
regulate the erecting of boomS IN GER
tain parts Of IA" Sdco river Ia The count
Of York ana State ~ Maine heretofore
advertised 10 occur w, dn"sday. Feb. IL,
! 49, Will occur Thursday, FEB. ~ 1901.
Tho hearing on an a"t q" authoriz"
Nauley Morrison 10 erect ana maintain
hrums ana piers III III" Scbasticook river
heretofore advertised {" occur FEB. -.
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Often the son Of a great man is not
IS misjudged because the public ex-
poets more of him than il has a right
70. When one does noble or a manly
act there should be no hesitation in
giving him full credit for il. Deserving
appreciation, therefore. is the admira bio
reply of Hon. Robert T. Lincoln to the
committee that invited him to attend
the big Lincoln's birthday banquet in
New York. 1T would be quite impos
sible for me To be present. even if |
could divest myself of the feeling that
| ought to refrain from participating
lii gatherings of this kind They are
very gratifying to me in their evidence
OF the esteem in which my fathers life
and character are held by his country
men through all the lapse of years; but
from the beginning of those comment
orations of his birthday it has seemed
best to me that my part in them should
be limited to such inadequate express
sions as I could make by letter or mes
sage OF the pleasure which they give
me- This is in every line and every
word worthy of the writer's illustrious
father. 1t is modest, graceful and nm
doubtedly sincere
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RAILROADS. TEEEGRAPIIs AND
EXPRESSES

The committee on railroads. teleara phs
ana expresses VII Civ" pablo hearings
IN it, room at tn State House. Augusta.
EDNEsDAY. FED. ". ut 13o r. Al
Gtrassignmcr u. An art &" establish IN"
Hancock county Railway 90
WEDNESDAY FER. =. "a l:o +. n -
,Kcassig nmortj. An act III incorporate
th- Castiu" ana Eastern Railroad 10.
WEDNESDAY FEB ~ 1891. at 10
i. M.-An art M altorizo n" Millbridge
a Chrrryiieid Electro u. ~ m. ~ con-
struct ana operate Its railroad ,t"r Mar
raguusus river int" Milihridge.
WEDNESDAY FEB III. 1871, AZ J ~
r. NJ -A rem"nsran,y against me hill-
hridIr x Chcrryii"ld r.. Il 'o. from
crossing the town bridge.
WEDNESDAY FEB 2n 1871. at I'M
T.. An act ~ incorporate the Poland
Telephone Company
WEDNESDAY FEB -. 1871. al la
T. VI An act 70 extend ana amend the.
charter Nj tn" Casiln" Railway x Na.i-
WEDNESDAY. FEE. -. leol. at In
+. Nan act I" grant a charter 20 thr
I niou Telephun" Company.
WEDNESDAY. FEB ~. lsll. at l.i5
i. M.-An act to Incorporate the Higgins
Beach Telephone & Telegraph Go
WEDNESDAY FEE a. 1871, al l-N
+. n o. 10 incorporate tn Pown1l
WEDNESDAY. FEB et at I.go r. Nj
An act ~ incorporate INV AndrosCoggin
Telephone Company.
W f.lbN fsSl'A 4 r-t1. ~. at -" + NJ 90
Petition NJ ~. C Long ana others In Ia
var ~ an art ~ INCORPORATE the Hancock
County Railway 30.
IT ESDAN. FEB. -. l,sl At Ia L. NJ
Petition NJ Washington CoIuty Railroad
Company
TUESDAY. FEB 25. 1871. ~ l3o +. Nj
An act IL "Xt.nd tn charter of the Kit
terry & Eliot Street Railway 90.
TIL ESpAY. FEB. ~, ~ !. ai 81 +. g.
An act 10 extend tn" charter 81 IN"
Washington County Railroad Company.
TUESDAY. FEB. p. 1911. at In f. Nj
An act relating t. III. organization ana
control Of street railroads
tt ESDAN. FEB. -. 1871. al 10 = NJ
An act 10 further regulate the proceed
ngs III the organization ~ street railroad
corporations.
TUESDAY. FEB. 81. 1891. at ~ p NJ
An act IN relation to railroad crossings
III ESpAY. FEB. ~. 1901. AT IN r. Nj
An act 10 regulate the selling or leasing
Of street railroads
TUESDAY. FEB. q. 1901. ut ] 20 II. NJ
An act 10 regulate transfers on electric
railroads.
TUESDAY. FEB. 26 1871 at 20 j. NJ
m act 70 further regulate the POWERS
ana privileges uf street railroads
JOHN Z. DEERING, Sec.
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of chcvins aud suckers from Clearwater
pond IN Franklin county
I'M RSDAl, FEB. y. 1901-An act 10
prevent Prev NE throwing of sawdust ,, ang
wholly or in part in the towns OF Naples
and Raymond
THURSDAY, FEB. 81, 1?0I-Resolve pro
vidinS Ior me screening of SebaSo Lake;
I'M RSDAf, FEB. q, l991-Petition OF
NJ. l.. French and 20 others of the Forks
praying mat Mosquito stream, a triDu-
tary to MoXic Pond be closed 10 fishing
! to low water mark
THURSDAY, FER 81 1MI-Remon-
STRANGE of Ferguson iIalnes OF B.ddcfor
and 10 othcrs Of Biddeford and Saco
against cioSihs ont!et. streams ana til""
tari1S OF hartiett Pond in Waterb"ro;
TIL RSIpNf. FEE. Fir solve IN iaN"r
Of an appropriation for the purpose 81
scientific inquiry and research respecting
the propagation of fish
TIT nSI)Af. FEB. 2l-Pctiion OF Fred
II. DOW ana II others u Portland, Ioi a
change In present law pertaining to XIII
ing and sale # black duck, teal a I'd wood
cock.
THURSDAY. FEE. 2l-petit,on Of VIM.
y. Hahh ana Il others asking f"r clos"
Duck pond in Cumberland county
THURSDAY, FEB 2l-An act to
| amend Section N, Chapter ~. Of the Pub
lie Laws OF E%1' relating to close time on
| deer.
Tn!'KsDAY. FEB q. ioI- Petition Of
/ Frank ". Chick ANA y others 10 pro
! lIiit fishing ON Sandy River and t.ibu-
| turica from SmIrs Fails in Madrid to
| Sandy River Pond ana in certain tribu-
taries I" sandy below Smalis Fails.
TIT RSDAi, FEB y, l9l-Peution oi
| G. ". Barrett OF Itangclcy and - others
to prohibit fishing except with artificial
lies in Gun Pond ana ponds on Saddle
back Mountain.
THrRSDAY. FEE. a. 1Gl-An act t"
mnhibit fishing in Pleasant Pouu and its
| inct4 situated IN Summer. OXf"rd county
TIL KSbAY. FEE y. l91-pn petition
Of William ThUTiest ana ~ other citizen"
| o1 Webster ana vicinity. requesting thit
| Section II OF Chapter f. " the Pubic
| Laws q; l>99 be- So amended as 10 CIV"
! October and November an open time for
thr killing ~ Gccr III hnGruSr"st ih
county.
THURSDAY. FEE. q. i9jl-On an act;
To inCorporai, IA" Pound Lake Fish 90.
ESDAN. FEB - IauI.-.On art to
amend Section ! of Chapter l9l uf thc
! Private AMI Special Laws If lH9t. r"ia ng
Ia the taking ~ salmon in the Pcnohscut
river alloy" ~" Water Works dam A'
Bangor.
THURSDAY. FEB y. i@l-on petition
r. cl"sr Bracket brook tn Detroit, i"r
THURSDAY. FEB X. lsG-Pcttion III
Geo. +. Hrasdou and 8. others of North
Berwick. Sanford and Wells. for au act
y prohibit fishing n Elaney HIy pond.
Tii'RspAY. FER >. .4i-Remon-
atfaurc OF Henry \ Gran and others tu
ANY change in the law ~ regard q dues
SHOOTING.
THURSDAY. FEB y. l9G-R,mon-
s,ranc" 81 Geo. +. Thompson and 2? "th-
"rS against any chang" iu tar luw nn
wuudroCk
THURSDAY. FEB =. lal-Petition ~
cha- II. Richardson and ~ others pray
inE tina; Cannon rond situated ADD
Franklin ana Somerset counties, Il" ,N-
cmpicd from the prohibition AGAINST +.
fishing.
f. O. NICkERY Chairman.
PITT II. JONES. Secretary.