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The age-herald., 1901-02-05
Smugglers Bound Over.

Key West, Fla, February 1.-The schoon- CTS Lily White and Dr Lyke, charged with smuggling have been bound over in 5000 each until the opening of the United States Court In May. The crews of the schooners have been placed under s50O0 bonds.
The age-herald., 1901-02-05

The sale of the Trussville furnace, which was advertised to take place yesterday was again postponed. This makes the fifth postponement of the sale and means that the company's affairs have been settled and no sale will occur
The age-herald., 1901-02-05

Three doses of Hoods Sarsaparilla daily
 ter meals for awhile will build you up.
The age-herald., 1901-02-05

Chancellor John C. Carmichael, who has been indisposed for several days, is better and will probably be out today
The age-herald., 1901-02-05

purities. At the same time it builds up the weak and de bilitated, and reno- yates the entire sys-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
Euag Ers rpuhra,, 5arsbatn,un 1nus sauda Ap IL 1901

of Ames; Al X. Webb, of Cambridge;
and =. #. Bell, of Roland The leaders
IN the struggle are Mr.. Grove and Mr..
Greeley and the contest appears to lie
Chiefly between them. altho both the
others are strong men.
The republican county central COM
mittee has set the date for the prima-
ries for April %, the short time making
q most vigorous canvass necessary. AT
the primaries George A. Kiove will be q
candidate to succeed himself as county
treasurer; H. r. Boyd to succeed him
self as county sheriff; and f e. Hansen
TO succeed himself as county superlr-
tendent of schools all for a second term
IN the offices they hold. A county sur
:veyor to succeed NJ G. Allen. of this
city, and coroner to succeed d. g.
Mills, of McCallsburg. will also be se-
lected. No candidates for these offices
Rave been announced The republican
county convention will be held at the
court house in this city on May 4, at
which time the primary vote will be.
eanvassed, the nominees for county of
fees declared and the delegates TO the
republican state convention selected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
MADISON COUNTY CONDITIONS.


Are for Congcr First Cummins
Probably Second choice.
Special 10 Times Republican.
Wnterset, April IL. owing, 10 the IT.
5tus amendment middle local and state
political developments are fully two
months behind in Madison county. In
regard to the gubernatorial contest, the
complexion of the Madison county dele
fation to the state convention depends
much upon Maj. Congers home coming.
He is personally known by many of the
old settlers of the county who were
warm friends of his Years ago before he
was elected to congress He was foi-
merly a resident of this county and once
held the Office OF county supervisor.
Should he enter the race he will un-
doubtedly get a solid delegation from
Madison county. With Conger out of the
race ii s probable that the delegation
viii be divided between o'ummins and
Perkins. With the chances in favor of
Cnmmins owing to his residence in the
Seventh district
The central committee meets Satur-
day to set the date of the primaries,
Which Will be held early In June. There
viii be candidates in the race for the of
fee Of treasurer. sheriff, superintendent
Of schools, supervisor and representa-
tive. snfar only one announcement has
heen made for representative, that Of
John r. Thomson. of Earlham, who was
a candidate for state senator two years
Ego and WAS defeated by Senator Cross
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
a woxAn's HEART.
Mrs. Samuel q. Dyer Tells Harrovv-
ing Tale of Suffering.

a.
McCarron, Mich, April 11.-lsspeciaD
Mrs. Samuel G. Dyer. of this place has
given the following interesting letter
for publications:
For years / suffered intense pain in
the region of the heart. doctored with
the best physicians Some of them
would relieve me for short time. but
the pain always returned. NY heart
was 80 bad that would have to Dit up
in bed for hours to get relief. I would
lie awake almost all night. am 81
years of age. and no one can under-
stand how much suffered with this
heart trouble.
About a year ago heard Of Dodd's
Kidney. Pills, and commenced to use
them. From the first my condition Inn
proved. The pain In my heart gradually
grew less, and my general health much
better, and now can say positively
that am entirely cured. can sleep all;
night and enjoy almost perfect health.
thank God for the cure that has come
to me thru the use OF Dodds Kidney
Pills.
Il have thought Yong over the matter
OF giving this letter for publication,
and am doing SO now without any SOL
icitation Whatever. and simply because
! feel 1t to be my duty to express the
profound gratitude feel for my recov-i
cry. and TO let others who may be sur
fering as was know how they may And
a cure. know that nothing else but
sDodd's Kidney Pills cured me, because I
have taken no other medicine for over
a year. feel better now than have.
for many years. and 1t is all due to the
use of Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Dyers case and It's cure has at
3tracted great deal of attention, and
her letter il q splendid tribute to the
curative properties of Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
DALLAS WAITS FOR coNGER.
curnmins Has Strong Following
Clark for Legislature.

Cummins Has Strong Following
Clark for Legislature.
Special 10 Times Republican.
Adel, April H. The political situation
in Dallas, county- is not one Of any 'spe-
cial excitement or particular interest
Dallas Is one cf the always reliable re-
publican counties of the state with a
usual majority of from l,2oo 10 50o
This does not leave much room for local
contests OF Interest except in securing
nominations upon the republican ticket.
For this purpose primary elections were
held a week ago Saturday and salts
factory ticket nominated Hon G.. w
Clark will be returned to the legislature
for a second term He s strong man
and Will give his county prominence In
the law making body next winter The
governorship is of course attracting
some attention and sentiment is some
what divided. Hon. A 3. Cummins has
some strong and earnest supporters
who hope to give him me delegation
from this county. Much will depend
upon what shall develop when Minister
Conger reaches Iowa Mr.. Conger was
for many years resident of this coun-
ty. His first public Office was that Of
Treasurer of state from this county. He
then represented this district in con-
gress as a Dallas county man. OF
course he has many friends who take
no little pride and interest in him.
When he reaches home if he expresses
q desire for the delegation from this
county TO promote his interests as a
candidate for governor there is scarcely
a doubt but he will get it. No other
candidates have enlisted any support
and there will be no contest regarding
their aspirations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
MARION INTERESTED.
Seventh District County ie solid for.
tummins.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Knoxville, April la No very active
interest is yet manifested in state poli-
tics, perhaps for the treason that the 70
iplhlicans have moi yet come outsnf, their
lsiupcr consequent upon their knock out
IN the election of the mayor Of Knox
Vile II was a case of sleepy indiffcr-
ence the song of the siren cscitizen'')
enchanted them overrnuch.
Marion county IS not Offering any
candidates for any state positions III
This time. but has and always has had
a lively interest II tie personnel of the
republican ticket. Particularly is this
interest centered in the governorship.
10th from location and because of his
eminent ability and distinguished serv-
ices to the party there is a prepondei-
arce of sentiment in favor of Hon. A. r..
.rummns, of Dies Moines In fact so far
as we know there Is no other we'll
defined tendency except that should f.
r. C'oneer consent to be candidate
when he arrives from China the situa-
ton would then become complicated; or
at convention time IL by reason OF q
s''tie-up'' the nomination of either Con-
ger or Shaw shall result. the outcome
would be eminently satisfactory. There
is bound to be an uncertain feeling ur-
III the conger problem is solved. Mean
While and always the republicans of
Marion county recognize in Mr.. Cum
Minis At representative for any official
position within the gift OF the people Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
DECATUR HARMONIOUS.
Favors coneer for Governor and
. Will Nominate Etkcr by Acclama-

Special to Times Republican.
Lion. April 13.The farmers of Dsca-
tur county We're never more contented
end prosperous than they are nj the
present time. Harmony prevails among
the republicans and we are confident of
electing out entire county ticket next
fall by an increased majority Discus
sion of the personnel OF the state ticket
q largely confined to the candidates for
governor and supreme Judge. This
county Is overwhelmingly for Maj. Con.
Ger in case he is a candidate Sid Fos-
Ter is quite popular and has strong
following. Mr.. cumnins has some ad-
niirefs, but he will not cut much OF a
figure in our convention. Judge Hor-
ace NJ. Towner is the only candidate
mentioned for supreme Judge. He is sex-
ceedirgly popular and Will lead the tick
let in case he is nominated. II is proba-
BILE that DR.. B. l.. E,iker will be renoms-
mated for representative by acclama-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
HARRISON DIvIDED.
Win support Weaver for supre,
.IudUeahin


WIN Support Weaver for Supreme
Judgeship.
Special to Times Republican.
Logan. April 13.--Just at present poll.
tics are very quiet in Harrison county
For governor the county perhaps will be
as much in favor of George D. Perkins
as any one mentioned. A. b. Cummins
Iis not looked upon with much favor. Az
enc of the counties of the Ninth dis
trict Harrison might cast complimne-
iary vote for John Herriott, but if IL
does il will be of perfunctory sort. j.
~. Trewin has some friends here and
POSSIBLY some of them will be on the
delegation For judge of the supreme
court S. NJ. Weaver will be likely to be
supported. tho a. r.. Dewey has some
good working friends among the active
republicans of the county. klemme OF
David Brant will in all probability
catch our delegation on the lieutenant
governorship. Mowry is rather the ia :
vorite for railroad commissioner. Bar
rett will be likely to have the support OF
Harrison county for the superintend-
crcy. This is really guess work. as
there has been but little said or done in
political way yet, locally speaking.
The state senatorship can be said to be
fairly outlined with a candidate in each
oi the three counties. Carl II. Keuhnle,
of Crawford Ernest L. Hogue, of Mo-
roma, and James S. Dewcll. OF Harrison.
Mr.. Keuhnle will be somewhat haIdi-
capped because of the indifference man
Tested by himself and other Crawford
county republicans in the senatorial
fight of four wears ago when T1evplll nf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
LUCAS POLITICS.
Local Interest Centersin Contest for
Sheriff.

Il
Special to Times Republican.
Charlton. April l4.-Politics In Lucas
county have begun to warm up the pas,
few days. The republican primaries viii
be held June Z. The condition OF the
roads has precluded the idea of candi-
dates doing much campaignirg. but with
dates doing any campaigning but
with the advent of better weather the
voters may expect to have many callers
seeking political preferment. as there
are plenty Of candidates in the field.
The surprise of the present campaign
was the announcement Of the candidacy
of s. B. Merrill for representative az
against r. A. Masselquist, the present
incumbent. the unwritten law being to
give an Office holder second term. Mr.
Merrill, however, is making an active
canvass and his showing at the primar-
les is anxiously awaited.
There are seven candidates for the Of
nee Of rherifY. and 1t is here that the
interest Of the general public centers
az ali are strong candidates.
Five candidates have made their ap-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
TAMA's TWO CANDIDATES.
Mowry and Penrose win Hold the
Delegation In Their interests.

Special to Times Republican
Toledo, April 13-Our people ara more
interested IN the candidacy of senator
Penrosa for lieutenant governor and the
denomination of Mr.. AIowry for rail-
road commissioner. These two will each
have the delegation from Tama county
Ind probably the Fifth district. As to
the governorship the county is largely
Cummins with possibly some Conger
sentiment. For supreme judge Weaver,
Towner and Bishop will have support
in about the order named For SUPER
tntendent Prof Barrett will have the
county.
Hon. w. P, whipple, of vinton, will
succeed Senator Penrose Without OPP
position. He is a brainy lawyer who
will make a good law maker. For rep
resentative Mr.. Cold will ask a renorn-
nation. Hon d. L. Baker, of Traer,
ex-county treasurer and Charles
Skrable are also mentioned. Err county
treasurer. superintendent and sheriff
the present incumbents as yet have no
opposition.
The republican organization is in good
trim for the county campaign and
Tana county can be depended upon 10
give good safe majority for whoever
may be nominated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
coNGER IN wAPELLo.
Mayor samuel Mahon Mny Become
Gubernatorials Candidate.

Special 10 Time -Republican.
Ottumwa, April lS.The sentiment of
Republicans in this county With refer
ence 70 the governors hip seems TO be to
auont n waiting policy in order to learn
what action Minister senger will take
with reference to the nomination, on his
return from China. The sentiment seems
70 he that if Mr.. C-onger allows his name
4 &c be used as a candidate he will be the
nominee Ii he declines 70 be q candi-
cate under any circumstances, then
there is y strong probability that Wa
relic county Will present Il candidate
for the governorship in the person of
Mai. Samuel Mahon, of this city. Mai.
Mahon * a veteran of the civii war is
A successful wholesale grocer, AN act
I'VE member of the G.. a. r. and a prom
inent Episcopalian and has a state wide
leputatpn. His candidacy would RE-
ceiye most enthusiastic local support,
but up to the present time Maj. Mahon
has declined to make any statement for
publication as to his intention in the
matter.
Hon. A. w Buchanan present mem
Der OF the legislature from his county,
Will undoubtedly be returned. The orc
question still in doubi being whether he.
Will seek the nomination for the senate
or the house. There is some talk Of re-
terminating ex-senator Waterman fer
The senate N which case Mr.. Buchanan
will be renominated and elected TO the
house
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
FOSTER I'M CLARK.
second Choice Might Fall on Conecr
or Perkins

Osceoia, April l3.-t,lark county repub-
leans VIII enter the campaign this year
with confidence and enthusiasm. The
majority last fall was nearly 500 over
all-larger than any time during the
i,ast fifteen Years. The primary elcc-
;ion was tried last year and will he
adopted again this year 1t has har-
moniztd the PARTY factions and Amos,
entirely cleared away the jealousy and
raised during the old dele
gate system This county will give It's
undivided support 70 Sid Foster for gov
ei'nor' az long as he has chance to
Min The second choice would probably
settle on Perkins or Ccnser. II will als,
give Hen II. NJ. Towner OF this distric,
z hearty support for, the judgeship
There Is no pronounced choice az yet
among ,hs other state candidates. Hon.
NJ L. Temple Will run for Representa-
tive TO succeed himself A competitor
has entered the lists liz the person of
Supervisor Jacob Crowley, who VIII
contest Mr.. Temples denomination. II
is Very likely that lac, years record, In
which every republican nominee vac
elected, will he duplicated again this
Z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
AUDUBON QUIET.
Delegation WIN FAVOR Herriott-scc.
ond choice Not Developed as Yet.

Delegation Will Favor Herriott-scc.
ond Choice Not Developed as Yet.
Special to Times Republican.
Audubon. April 13.-Audubon county
politics Is in a quiet state. Honest
John Herriott' will doubtless receive
the first support from here In the con-
ven,lon, because of being neishbor.
However.the enthusiasm here for him ID
not apparent. Most republicans were
sorry Cummins came out for governor,
as they did rot want factiona.ism made
permanent. Aside from Herriott the
next choice is not we'll developed. Re-
publicans here don't seem muchinclined
to get mad at each other and tear their
shirts just yet for any man for eover-
nor. Cummins. Perkins. Trewin and
Foster have Friends here. Indeed the
people do not seem to think their ex-
istence or even their happiness or liber-
ties hang on the choice made. Any one
one of them would make q good COVER
nor Az to local politics Representative
Boyson, Treasurer BRENNAN, Sheriff
Anderson. Superintendent Farpuhar
and Supervisor shingledecker are all
serving their first terms and as all de-
sire denominations they Will likely re-
lceive them. Mr.. Boyson. who had all
ways said he would not be candidate
for a second term has recently recon-
sidered and decided 70 be a candidate.
The county seems pretty safely republi-
can, having gone for Mckinley last
year by over 800 and having elected the
straight republican ticket for the two
past years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13

in the party. however, can not forget
the fact that he bolred the ticket in Polk
county years ago and ran as an inde-
pendent candidate The local opposition
to his candidacy is further empha sized
by the fact that many Cedar county
republicans are temperance people and
favor prohibition. while his detection in
favor of repeating that law is remem-
bered.
None of the other candidates have
any special strength here however. If
Conger should enter the race he could
easily secure the united support of the
party in Cedar and his nomination
would be regarded as a happy solution
of the question. No legislative canGi-
dates have announced themselves as
yet, altho several are talked of among
them being DR.. l.. j. Leech. of West
Branch, George Haman OF Sunbu.y,
Charles Mather of Springdale and G..
L. Mcclellan. of Lowden
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
MAHAsKA ANTl-cUMM1Ns.
8Unfavcrable Delegation Conceded
Dewey for. j udgeahip.

JeNNSy p.
spseial to Times Republican.
c,skaloosa, April ls.It Is Very sgener-
ally conceded in this neck OF the
woods that Mahaska county Will ssnd
an anfi-Cummns delegation 10 the rs-
publican state convention. Ii Maj c,on-
ger remains in the field h. viii very
probably have the delegation. hut at all
events Il Will be anti-Cummins. Ma
haska county VIII also befor Dewey for
supreme judge In fact Il looks as if
the sntire Sixth district will come up
smiling for the Washington county man.
The mention Of George w savers
name for supreme judge IS looked upon
by the Knowing pnrs as a scheme 10
secure a Cunmins delegation. a $ Seev-
3ers is a Cumniirls man. and also to de-
feat Dewey but the scheme viii dis
"a hornin Mahaska will have no
candidate for a state Office is the way
iii lnoks now. There has beer a little
auist talk that Mai. Lacey would be
brought out as dark harse. and OF
course the major would have enthusIas-
tic support. However. this candidacy
talk Is only probeaatieal as vet.
Il. w CLAYTON the member If the
state committee from the sixth District
will be candidate for state hartman
and viii have the cordial ard enthusiast
tic support II HE delegation from the
county and sivth district. Tbere is al
ready a ereatdaal of figuring being done
az TO collr1fy cAtSgiilates
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
LOCAL BRISK IN KEOKUK.
Herriott Has Friends-For Lacey as
Compromise Caneidntc.
Special to Times Republican,.


Special 70 Times Republican.
F Sigourney. April l3-l'he politics Of
Keokuk county outside Of local nature
have not taken on a very brisk gait
There IS no pronounced preference for
governor Hon. John Herriott vas in
town yesterday Interviewing some Of
the leading Republicans. He seems TO
be neld in great respect and esteem by
the republicans here and no doubt NIL
receive a portion oftfe votesof the K..n-
kuk county delegation 1.-THE STATE. corr
ventions There seams. 10 b. some feeling
over The Sixth congressional district
and more especially Keokuk county
that should there be a wrangle IN the
convention over the nominee for the
goyernershir many q the foremost re-
publicans would like TO see the Sixth
district CONGRESSMAN, Major John F..
Lacey nominated as a compromise can
didate For supreme judge Keokuk
county will in all probabablity ne for
a. r. Dewey. of Washington keokuk
and Washington counties are in the
same judicial district and will go to
Dewey as a complimentary vote. In the
event that Richard c. Barrett would
not De candidate for denomination.
Prof. John F. Riggs. superintendent of
the Sigourney schools Will be a candi-
date. Mr.. Riggs was president of the
Southeastern Iowa Teachers Associa-
ton and has many friends over the
state
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13

i.
following. Should MIR. conger decide to
Become a candidate there are many re-
,hupllcans. as wellsas some Of the oppo-
sitlon, who will give hun hearty sup
port.
There are a number of candidates for
state senator--two from Newton, one
from Monroe and one from Baxter
and one or Two others who have been
mentioned for the Office. among them
bon. 2. f. Dodson, of Colfax.
Dr.. w w Hauk, of colfax, our pres
ert representative, will be his own sue
eessor. and so far no other name has
teen mentioned for the office
rs 10 candidates for other county of
fees. little is being said. Miss Lbbie
Dean, our present county school super
intentient. Will be nominated for re-elec-
ton Outside the contest for the nomi-
nation for senator. which is quite lively,
Politics may be put down as quiet.