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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31
Girhlide Mm,eigen.
2ipnS @cmeinne.

gottegbieuf - Sonntng, ben /. Sfptertberr l0.45
Normittaog Sonntoq, Den s. eeptember 10.1;
@srmittaqs unp 8 nbr abcnDs. Sonntagsi5uis
$50 9ormiitaes.
Gpnfirmancen= Stunoen: Mittpo6, 4.30; Sam:
flag, 9 Ilbr: Z. September bsqinnenp. (zbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31

g binab a 3 II etnendue e
pen urb inneren Mirren nun audi mod
eine Peit1eu6e, Die bon Song Song
aus auf 6nnberte BON Meilen Die Srtz
f9aften perbeert. Merfpiirbig 1T
iibrigens bas 3ugeitdnbniB omerifdni=
i6er Mer5te, baB Die 9ineiii6en Ner3z
te in Der 8ebunbluns Der pelt Before
Grfolse auf5upeiien faben, als ie
felbft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31

Qu6 in gbieago perben
poli5eiifanbale BON Der Gtbtloien itbez
bDrbe unteriu9t. Die rG9tc. 5reie
pr." meint aber, baB Die unteri III
dung nur gu ie9r gerineen 4usii4ten
auf cine erfolgrei4e 9ur4fubrung
bere6tige. Sic iagt: r9ie perfDnz
li9teiten Der Inseflagten itno in Der
gegenpdrtigen unterIu6ung BON ne
ben iG9li9er 8ebeutung, auf Der Inz
flagebanf iiBt Elm SDitem, iiber oas
Der a9tbare She'll Der 8iirgeri6uft
i6on ldngit ben Stab gebro6en bat.
@s gebOrt Elm i~tarter 8tQe, Elm rid
ii9tslofer M}utb unb cine feffe 6ano
basu, bteies @pftem nieber5ubreden,
bas in benz Ratbbuusring berf0rpert
1T. 0aB uber bieie gigeni4aften
ni6t BEL Der giDilOienftbeb0rbe gu
finben finb, lebrt Die 5iibrung Der
unter1u9ung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31

Muf benz . m e r
rOeutf6lanb," Der feline lebte ueber=
~fa6rtsaeit BON Gherbourg na9 Repz
Wprf auf 5 Sage II Stunben uno %
Minuten berringert bat, 6 Minuten
ipeniger, ais Die bette friibere tpeitli9e
5abrt, ftnb bon ben Pafagieren 10
16pere Wetten eingegangen tporben,
baB audi BARN ale frii6eren r3ez
CORDS" iibertrpffen norben iinb. Sin
9tep : gorfer Slatt ipri9t BON elmer
halben MiQion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31

Serbien 1ebt ausS Spar
famfeit5riidii9ten Die @eianotI4aften
gu Hom, 4tben unb 8ufareit auf.
Gebr perniinftig bon 4leranOer benz
Gleinen. Gr fOnnte nod anoere etnge=
ben unb Die 9ef6dfte bur6 Die 9erren
Gonfuln beforgen lafIen. 8roBe poliz
tii9e Nbma9ungen bat Serbien nur
nit RuBlanb unb Seitreih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31
SuNe9f1Uc.

am %. Nuout s ofepbine 8 If II nj q n n
in Mt. g8inans, 5 Sabre alt.
@m 6. Suli auf ben 9bilippinen=5n isln $ r.
g. Rramer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31
Sefanntmadungeu
1epartement fir llnterridjt.
SSireau Ger Nehpree Der ShnI q m Yire

~Shrtau Der SebDrse Bet @ duIsG ommiRdre
SuGtimore, Mo., ben 80. dug. 1901.
@crfcQelt. 5oroerunqg zgnQtbote fir Bid fir
bic &o6idulsn tperptr bis IN I I IN o II, ben IL.
ecptembsr, Na6mittaes 4 ubr, in bisiem 9ireau
~entQegen qenontInen.
Gin bcqlaubtQt.r G6td in 66be bon 500, 3abfz
bar an Den Mapor uno stnbtratb bon Baltimore,
muB iebem Inqebot ~btietfiqt iein.
Sas He6t bleibt porbebalter, irQeno tDclbe uno
olle Ineebote su D%criperfen.
Spesifitationen in bisi,m 9irenu ein3uieben.
SIN auftrase 3. Wf. SonIes,
(143 < 7 @ 51l esfrptGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31

ginen IN aderen 9ertbei=
bigger bat 4bmiral S9lep in 4omtral
S. 6. Watfon gefunben. gs 1T cine
Mbfurbitdt, einen Sffi5ier bon
@9lep's 9erbieniten Der Seisbeit gu
be5i9tigen, uno penn gu meiner
RenntniB fommt, baB einMarineoffi=
sier S9lep Setsbeit p%ortpirft, nirb ct
Belesenbeit erbalten, feline Qnii9t bor
einem 4riegssert6t gu re9tfertiaen.
Die Msuberung Wation's fou einen
@ru9 Der Samilien : 8eatebunssn in
Sampions unb WatiOns ber6eigs=
fiibrt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31
SampflhifssI u3eigeH.

lE> Merchants'& Miners
S1EI Transportation Comp.
&&HE~ Sampfer = etrien.
Mad SohpH une cem Often;
iehtH 9ieuitaa, Oonnerfas Erettds nHo SeHEteas
Nbenes 6 Ilbr.
RAD &rppleence nnc Gem CHcN:
iGher Nontos, Uiittpoh uno 6reitde. Gbeno5 q uhG.
Nado 9dpanuab rue eem 5lecn:
iehen 9ienfag. 3onneritdg, Gauifag, AbeHoS d UhLs
stad NeiupprtsR eTps uuc Nprfole:
tdaIit. a%usg,unmmeH Santiago, abenos 8 uhr-
rnibert..fHibe S~eaueHtihfclteH una SetolftauHa.
ScrsfdItise 8eriaoIHs uro ihHele gstoroeruns
bon Sraht. q. u. 6~iliugbarn. agent,
EuB ses laH3eu Dodsi
Ct. =. 1tebbfns, u. z. nj;
81. .. Eurncr, 8.zG.aG.;
&. 6. SSbitnen, 2.zUe.
SouptbLreaEr-Rr. Ella. Sf'9erman'Straae.
Ul3t&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31
Neme Mmseigen.
gpe3ial=Hofi5
VN&pDWeFWb%% Der TRufTf.

Gurpp1ii6es e's sts %aif..
Z. Mecm Susp, Director.
Tr. S11, RoroaGalOsrtsStrabs, Baltimore, Wb.
9Bisorsrbffnst am 16. September. anmelpungen
BON IA bonn 6. September on.
Sbiier tperoen mad Den bsipdbrteftcn n T o.
6tu etbpoe BON DEN 4niaugsa riin-
Den big our m6pli6 b0dtsn 8olenoung untsrri6tet.
ploms unD 2sbrer=3 I.
II nterri6ts : 8ebibr $50 fir oas
S6uliabr bon nelin Monatsn. 6rsie 9ortbsilt: aI=
geneiae llntcrri6ts=6iaRen, Gons'rte IL. |. NJ.
Die 5ofuItdt btfcbt ooatdnoig aus beroorrastns
Den eurppdiibeu &iinitlsrl. G~frtulare IN rs
o rel 5ues aHDt.
9roftoreH- j. Noam 6ueo, Grib Saul,
Clifton Davis, QOraine 0olopap, gBilbsrtob 9.
Omit. (auQ30, 2Dtt, S&5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31
PreBfimmen.

Ser rMilpautee !6erolb" f6reibt
iiber uniere pplittfde Situation:
nOie beDoritebenbe Serbit : CANT
payne finbet beibe parteien eifrig nit
ben @orarbeiten beI9Gftigt. Die CO.
flung auf Der bemotratif6en Settle
pirb rNieber nit Der Negerberr=
f9aft!" ietn, auf Der republifanii9en
Settle rgtieber NIT Gormun!" Sir
2eBtsren bietet it6 bic Gelesenbeit,
bur9 cine bemotrutifde 2egislatur
pieber auf ben SdauplaB ieiner fritz
beren Sbdtigteit, ben @enat, 5uriidz
sutebren, ipo5u ii6 bic Democratic
bes san5en 2anSes gratuliren f0nnte,
benin German 1T elmer ibrer fdbisften
&Dpfe. Die 3epubltfaner baben fei=
men fpeaiellen g~anotoaten fir bas
Nmt, fonbern ben 8eperbern bas
5elb offen selaTen; ie srDber bsren
3ahl, beito mebr 9emiibunaen, re-
publitanifde Mitslieber in bic Qegisz
latur gu brinsen. Sn Solse Der Neu=
eintbeilung bes States semGb benz
Genius boffen bic Hepublifaner ouf
@etpinne in mebreren Oitriften."
Bonn neuen 8rpdbaus It
fdon Der brittle 8anb erI9ienen, in
D%ornebmer Iusfattung nit reiaenben
bunten uno i9paraen 4bbiloungen
unb bur4peg moberniiirten Rarten.
Wer fannte bas erite Sti9port unb
Die erite Rarte biefes 8anbes, 8iierta,
por 100 Sabren, als Die erite Nuflase
bes b%eriibmten Werfes erf6ien, ia, tper
fannie Die iest boAniAtige franaOiiI9e
Jlottenitation i'm Mittelmeer mod bor
10 Sabren2 go seigt iebe Settle bes
neuen 8rpdhaas geaenfdnbe ano 9a=
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-9edG.

Sicitr btrrIibs Rtiort ftsbt grao. auf Der e6ts
Der 3eit. gross GOns,rte bard pas Orttf.r Der
Marintzafaoemie. Sspsn Sag beipnosrt 8sreEiis
ouugtu. saiion pirD am Is. SUM 1901 s~rDfiret.
Ser populdrt Sampisr pGmma @ilssA Qsbt tdli;3
nm s ll9r 80 hin. gormittass. Gig. BON Gam0en=
Citation aus um l un0 4 llhr RoAmittaes. 9!Gtts
nur soc. giGtts siiltie auf Boot pOsr 9up.
tDiaiS,E&S) EpIdeffersG pmpaanie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31

@inb bas 8DrfenmanD=
BERG 8pr einigen Wp9en puroe Be-
riatet, baB Der Qusfaa Der ruHii6en
9etraibeernbte i4le9t lei. Damn fam
bic Na9ridt, baB RuBlano's 9etraiz
befegen in Oieiem Sabre Elm Defenders
rei6li9er lei unb Dem @rport BON
8robitoffen aus ben Ser. Staaten
betrd9tliden Qb6ru4 tbun tperbe.
Sebt itebt HuBlanb tpieber ppr elmer
6ungersnpth unb Der tommenbeWin=
ter ion Der idlimmite in oer9ei9i9ts
Mub[anD's tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31

ten, Die beute jeben 3eitunssleie r, jeoen
@ebiloeten intereiiiren, bic aber tlo1
Dor tpenisen Sabren nur benz 5af=
mann befannt unb nur IN ihfper 3it@
sdngli9en t6eueren Merfsn su ftrbeH
lparen. go finben mir i'm Jtellen
8rodbaus iiberaG ben Rieberihlag Der
uniperfeaen 8ilbung bes n1ooer1en
span5igiten Sabrbunberts. Seie1 es
bic @ebiete Der Se9nif, Der Snoultrte,
Der Observation-Disclosures ober Der So@
5ialpolitif, lei es fonit Elm 5elo meni9e
lider SbGtigfeit, Der 8rodbaus halt
aetreue Waht. Nidt nur in Der Yer
mebrung, umgeitaltung unb Grganz
5ung Der Mrtifel beoba6ten fptr ole1e
unermiibli9e umiidt, aud Der uber
dies Cob erbabene iIuitratibe Sbetl TT
53euee bafiir. @o it Der Qrtifel rgo@
9enli9t" nit neuen Sertfiguren aus
9eftattet, bic Sufel u8urgen" TT bura
1el1e Mufnabmen erpeitert, nnD
fdmmtlihe 3arten unb pldne limb big
in bic iiinsitsn Sage ergdnat unb gum
She'll in grDBerem 5ormate, als big
Der, berDffentli9t, 8. 9. Bremen uno
greslau. Dap bic seograpbtihen Arz
tifel bic Reiultate Der neueten beut@
I6en, Ditrei9ii6en unb i9psi3erl19en
8olfs5G6luneen bringen, brau9t taum
mebr geiagt gu perDen, ebsnio baB bic
@ei6idte Der einaelnen 2dnber q. y.
8Dbmen, gulgarien, 8oliDien, 8ta1tz
lien) Bis in bic leBte 3eit fortgefubrt
lit unb bic neueiten 5ori4ungen auf
alien @ebieten resitrirt finb. &ur3,
audi Der brittle 8anb 1T Elm bol9lllttz
qer 8epeis, baB Der 8rodbaus inNort
unb Bib auf Der 96be Der 3stt itsht.
Wer binter feinsr 3stt ntdt 5urudbletz
ben min, Der foute ii4 bies fptrtlt9
binise 8erfe ani9affen. Wenn man
bic 3eilen bes 8rodbaus htnter etnan@
Der aufmari9iren ldBt, tit bic @piBe
bieies 3uges in Berlin, tpenn Die 2eBz
ten nod in 2eip5ig iino, cine Suftltz
MEMS iitans BON "a Meilen. 90 etr
ganb gebunben nit 8ilbern II Wfarf
foftet, 10 toIten % SUB laufenbe WtIz
i6enf6aft einen Yfennig!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31
SeSern bcrIaRaf.

g0arftsgrels be,ablt fir ate eOerbetttn; ftrntr
oft. MabaqcnpsDlebeI uno AnDiroHs. Wan ienee
gohiarts. 3. 6. 5iaaes, Or. 502, WstsGa9.ttes
Strabe. t5Ill9,Z btt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18
THE GOvERNORsHIP.

Monticello Express: John Herriott,
of the Ninth congressional district, has
concluded that no man has tight grip
on the gubernatorial nomination and
that lis chances are as good as those of
sCummins or any other man He has
therefore stalked irfto the arena and
bids defiance To Cummins Perkins,
Hartman. ct al. John Herriott made
a good state treasurer. He is honest
and has some decided convictions which
he urges upon his associates with pug
nacious pertinacity. While a member
of the executive council he could not
agree with the other members on rail-
way assessments and other matters
but he was not content with registering
his vote and recording a sHerriott pro-
test" but he INDUCED in good deal of
newspaper back talk that was neither
dignified nor becoming. Herriott is all
right in a good many ways. He is all
right when everything goes his way.
He is as firmly set as the old religionist
who said he would rather go 10 eternal
perdition with his principles than into
the never ending glpries of the forever
blessed without them. He has lots of
backbone--at first glance one might
suppose him to be all backbone. He
never does anything for effect. Nothing
is half good and half bad with hint
II eithAr riKht or else 1t IL al wrong.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18

There is no sign of compromise in his
disposition in contest between good
and evil. He has carried into Iowa pol-
tiles some of those traits that made the
disagreeing and unyielding theologians
of 800 years ago such bitter foes We
like good fighter. We like John Her
riott pretty Well, but we do wish that
he wouldn't continue to kick so like
fury after he has been licked.
Oelwein Register: State Senator j..
H. Trewin, of this district has an
nounced his candidacy for The noinina-
ton of governor before the republican
state convention. He has ably repre-
scented this senatorial district for two
terms in the state senate and would fill
the gubernatorial chair with equal
ability. II is too carly to forecast What
strength he will develop in the canvass,
but from his we'll known ability as a
hustler it is foregone conclusion that
he will be strictly in it when the state
convention is called to order
The Odebolt Chronicle declares that
The ansi-Cummins organs have thus
far failed to specify any reason why j.
w. Blythe and Judge Hubbard should
insist on selecting the republican state
ticket What is the cause of their ac-
tivity in politics, Year after year. and
why is it considered reasonable to ops
pose their wishes? Will Uncle George
"A ms ,ver
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18
u

Sufferers from this horrible malady
nearly always inherit it not necessarily
from the parents, but may be from some
remote ancestor, for Cancer often RUM
through several generations. This deadly
poison may lay dormant in the blood fol
years, or until you reach middle life, ther
the first little sore or ulcer makes its ap
pearance or q swollen gland in the
breast, or some other part Of the body,
gives the first warning.
TO cure Cancer thoroughly and perma,
nently all the poisonous virus must be
eliminated from the blood every vestage
Of 1t driven out This S. S. S. does, and
IL the only medicine that can reach deep
seated, obstinate blood troubles like this.
When all the poison has been forced GU,
of the system the Cancer heals, and the
disease never returns.
Cancer begins often in small way, asthe
following letter from Mrs. Shirer shows
small pimple came onm Jaw about an inch
below the earon the left side OF my face II guvo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18
Eat a Whole Ca bbags

If you want to. 1t won't hurt you.
People used TO think that cabbage hung
heavy in their stomacas. After each
meal, no matter what you eat, take a
dose Of DIR. Caldwells Syrup Pepsir.
You Will never suffer from constipation.
indigestion. sick headache or stomach
troubles. e. a. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18

"0f large sores on my little daughter
head developed into a case of scald
BEAD, writes @. d. Isbill. of Morgan
town, Tenn, but Bucklen's -Arnica
Salve completely cured her. It's a
guaranteed cure for eczema, letter, salt
rheum. pimples, sores, ulcers and piles.
Only 25 cents at George r. Powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18

me no pain or inconvcn.
eince, and I should have
forgotten about it had il
not begunto inaame and
itch II would bleed Z
little. then scab over, but
would not heal. This
contiuuedfor some time,
when my jaw began to
swell. bee ing very
painful. The Cancer be-
gan to eat and spread,
untilit was as large as q
halfdo1lar when i heard
of S. 8. S. and deterrnin.
edlto. give it a fair trial,
and II was remarkable
what n wonderful effect
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18

Davhreak l.saIt,, an,7 Rrea q a 81 sc,,,hs
aonored Aran,inta D,hhs
Morning clnh from nine to ten
BROW ming f,l,,l-f beY, ~, apaiy-
I.uncteon c,,,,h and sistarhood
EuchrA cub md Ir,etfar r,ood
Ihsen (.luh and Amata,,rs
Had for b,sr their clnbhv ,,,res.
Sn,iia
And chat
az this
ma mat
4Faitl.r a. ..How 10 Trim, q Hat,
~ .ates. ss.,r,.,,ss en- ,la ,o,a,,
s.v1bat W. I,n,w Ahom. ,ha sn,,,s,,
WON, y,ha re-, > !, Z, tl,, ti,a Mo-,
"I5o,v Il, ,rre,t q sjtt5np Her,
.Ibsen,s Mvstic Inner Tho1pht,,
..W hicfnessS az the Nav and what.
Irnnorali,v az plavs7,.
rs thn Wal,sinp slsirt crazao,.
.Wireless AJessapes ~ Mars ~
|"Chats with Faunus Eemala stars.
To
Ana fro
And m
,Ths 80
Mrs Iubbs was never slew
Ta,l,ed ANA ,,.rg,,le and ~ I'D sn1 ,7re,,.
Took a course "a cooking. TOO:
sorro,y -, ,,,e. ,bong,, ,f,ar whit.
Tn !, ,,arv s,,,J5,sr s,,,,s
Mr.. Dubbs beca me quite i'll.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18

shot him, mistaking his head for a. duck
in the grass. He will possibly lose the
Sight of his eyes, altho ne will recover
from the accident.
Bows.
Advocate: A Popejoy correspondent
says There are all kinds of tricks in
trade, but the latest thing out was
sprung on the people Of a city not far.
away by an aspirant FIR the postoffice
of that place. In consisted of a prom
ise to pay to the church,s of that place
certain per cent of thu proceeds Of the
office, provided said candidate should be
fortunate enough to secure the neces-
sary signatures to become postmaster.
hut as the people who do the signing act
Gre not troubled with very much Pity
We fear the scheme Won't count for
much
Spirit Lake.
| The smallpox situation is not at all
aggravated. Will Brandon is still the
only case, and he has ut no time been
lsseriously sick. No other cases are
| Threatened at this time. Frank Robb
and Mr.. Frazier are quarantined in the
Headquarters of the shooting club an
isolated building. Frank Hopkins is at
the home of his brother Fred Business
1 IN town has not been affected at all mo-
ticeably by this trouble. Smallpox has
4 been SO common all thru this section
and attended with so ljttle f;talitv as ~
make its visitations much less perilous
/ than that of many other diseases.
Victor.
VIZ
oi' ~ =
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=
in and stopped when they arrived at the
track. They attempted Is cross the train
I between the engine ana baggage car.
and then board the coach from the
platform. but when on the BLING the
/ train pulled out and tfley were obliged
to retain their position. Their evidence
.lof the advisability of choosing the bind
las a comfortabIe place 10 ride would
1 be enough 10 disco1raee professional
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IS a,tu 'soi' ~ siiioiiu I ~
.sss o'i. ei,u,, s.as y n ~, es''se
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force attention - t,irnsslf and thar he
could profit more by keeping sim and
WATCHING others during his first session.
/ sim he has been exceptionally fortunate
ir securing the passage of legislation:
4 in making valuable friendships and in
4 r,laeinc himself ia a position where he
/ ysiIl he able TO accomplish great good
4 for his constituents.
A-- e = >s.os
S''iss .ss',ss Z !.
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=, -
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Immediately sswore out d warrant
4 charging adultery. He was taken Ia ti,a
Office of A. Yearous, justice of the
reaee. where he. pleaded not guilty.
and in default of bonds Was placed ii
1.-The city Jail to await preliminary ex-
domination.
4 E,....
es,s.iss,..s,s - nno
60, 10
!, =, = ~ : !
-
MS
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= 81 oa
! NJ e. =, - $500
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Husband for a divorce. but when the
spearance. having evidently changed her
'llnind. and the case was dropped from
Il +
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18
For over Fifty Year,

I Z OF NJNtT' TFIIty Il estT.s
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ma.
! been used for children while teething.
1t soothes the child. softens the gums
i allays all gain. cures wind cholic and IS
the best remedy for diarrhoea Twenty.
4 i've cents a bottle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18

When you are bilious use those ia
NOUS little rills knoMn as DeWitt's
Little sarls. Risers to cleanse the liver
and bowels. They never grippe. Geo. p.
Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18

81 IL dCtltrett y III iltitlIl f1oiIleSLedG
| We have plenty of farmers in this
world who are nothing but corn and po-
tatoes Having ears they hear not, and
wants te amount To- something in this
EDITION.
a great many farms are changing
hands at good figures. a large number
LOT writer's fall into a habit Of writing
things that are popular for the reason
that they say hang on to the farm"
4 would not have any man hang on to-
his farm If he can get more for it than
4 he can make out Of ii or than ii is.
worth, | KNOW of a man who recently
4 sold his farm pf a half section d S125
1 Per acre. The interest on this money
( viii amount to more than he has obs
ttained from the farm annually for five
years. Why shouldn't he sell?
4 MDst farmers are Sharpening UP ev-
erything bur their appstites in order
THAT everything may be ready for
spring work. The plows are frightened
I a bolt placed here and bur there and
Everything is made ship shape so there
Twill be as little delay as possible when
the time cofnesgto begin work / always
bfeIt better when spring work began
Than any other time of the year. HAY
4 ing had plenty Of time 10 rest one Is
8eager for the fray. Let US all get ready
and AT the first opportunity lost no time
I'm getting the spring crops in the
ground.
Too many farmers hinder their own
progress by letting buyerssdictate which
animals should be sold. The buyer
twantS the best COW and will have no
jother. He wants the best horse and will
not be contented With the blemisfed or
the aged ones He wantssti best brood
4 s'oMs and the best Of everything II
should be very plain that ii the best is
desirable for the buyer il should also
slbe desirable for the Seller. | once knew,
4 a man to sell his seed corn because a
Imam offered him s. per busnel for IT,
Seed was all doubtful that year He Sc
Elected his corr out Of his crib and got
4 half Il crop. Sold his seed for a small
4 amount and lost good deal because h..
WAS worth. The buyer Should nor die
iF,ate what is to be sold him nor the price
The is to pay. The seller should dictate
1 $50. = y. lse- ~ ~ " ttie "a
Il never en- gagged IN the work Of haul
ing manure ON the fieiGs but what /
4 wished for manure spreader feel
I5confident that one of these machines
Isan 60 ne work q spreading much bet
tel ING n my MAJ So n GO by hanc. The
4 i'r'Ssssis pretty Wssii Up az yst ahG that IS
tone reason why We don't have more of
= & oti w money III =
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Words of praise and thankfulness
come from people using Rocky Noun
tain Tea. a great spring blessing to the
family Makes YOU Well, keeps You
we'll. Thirty-five cents Mcbride &
Will Drug Co
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eegomnibus. newly painted also 20 pas
seiger " agonette Will sell cheap for cash
or tras.e for horses. McCombs Bros
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FOR sALE-AT L MON, IOWA. STOCK
Of good groceries and shoes; clean stock
keddick y Thompson. Also Union hotel for
sale q. p, hon pson
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second hand billiard and pool tables, bowl
ing Alleys. cigar store and bartixtures at tho
Iowa branch OF the Brunswick -Balk Col
lender 60. Address T. u. McElroy. st;tJr
agent. Marshnlitown. Iowa.
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FOR SALE--A HCNDRED CORDS OF
mixed wood at $3.50 per cord for this week
$. Anderson, 1903 South Third street, or at
Haylrarke ct scale office
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE DROPHEAD3 SINGER MA
chine, round oak range, Brussels rug S-3x i0-tj
SIS North First street
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WAN TED TO BUYS-ONE LARGE AMI.
two smtili properties Give fulldescription
and lowest price aud where located in first
letter. Pay cash $50 acre farm to rent
Address Y. H.. care T.-R.
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FOR sALE-sIX ACRES OF LAND.
Will sell one acre. or half acre, or town lots
Inquire on premises. 1905 West Church st.
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GOING NORTH

GREAT WESTERN ny.
Maple Leaf Route,
TRAINS SOUTH
Mol ID. NJ. s. *. O. Limited As M
No2 ID. M. st. j. s. x. G. Express. o. 80 IN
No.9 Southwestern Express. ). $40 p m
TRAINS NORTH AND EAST
NoG Twin. oity and Chicago spcl. 4.13 a m
MOI st. Paul and Chicago Exp. j. 10. 30 a m
No. 9 Twin City and Chicago Lin. 10. 10 M
Alltrains daily.
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Who stubs
Her toe
a HORRIBLE Outbreak.

SHOULD heed the fate of Mrs. Dubhs.