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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15
| WILL CURE YOU OF
RHEUMA T|SM
no Par uIfll ~ KM0WiT.

After 1000 experiments I have learned
Row to cure Rheumatism. Not to turn
boay joints into flesh again: that Il i'm
possible. But can cure the disease always
at anv stage. and forever.
/ ask fer no money. Simply write me
oostal and / will send you an order on
your riearest druggist for SIX bottles of DR..
Shoops Rheumatic Cure. for every drug
gist keeps II. Use 1t for a month. and IL il
does what claim pay your druggist IS so
for It II II doesn't will pay him my
self.
I have no samples. Any medicine that
can affect Rheumatism with but a few
doses must be drugged to the verge bt dan
ger. ! use no such drugs 1t is folly to
take them. You must get the disease out
of the blood.
Ny remedy does that. even In the most
difficult obstinate cases. No matter how
impossible this seems to you. / know il
and take this risk 1 have cured tens of
thousands of cases in this way. and my
records show that 80 out OF 40 who get
those six bottles pay. and gladly. 1 have
learned that people in general are honest
with a physician who cures them. That
Is all ask II fail don't expect a penny
from you.
: Simply write me a postal card or letter,
Let me send you an order for the medi-
cine: a.so a book. Take II for a month,
for Il won't harm you anyway. II 1t cures,
pay $50. / leave that entirely to you. Ad-
dress DR.. shooo: Boz e!5 Racine: Wis.
MID case4. not chronic. are often cured
- one or two bottles At AL druggists.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15
z, w. GROVE.

This name must appear every box Of the
genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tableta the
remedy that cures cold In one day. Is cents.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15

Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrudine PiIea
Your druggist will refund your money IL PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure you. 80 centA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15
GENERAL DOMESTIC,

The Morgan County QllinoiS Republican
Convention indorsed Congressman Hopkins
for United States Senator.
r. NJ. White. recording secretary Ct the
National Editorial Association. will ask
that organization TO provide for Worlds
Congress of Editors during the St Louis
Worlds Fair.
The Cherokee Nation will distribute $so.-
900 at once for bread money to the drought
stricken Indians OF that tribe, estimated to
number 1000
Senator Mason says he Is IN favor Of
Roosevelt for the Republican presidential
nomination.
What purports to be an "offical directory
Of the Catholic Church" Of the United
States gives the Catholic population at TO-
s76.767. Eighty-seven dioceses, st. Louis in
cluded. show neither gain nor loss.
Governor Dockery's private secretary has
made a report on his investigation Of the
mule market at Lathrop Mo. In which he
says appearances look like the business is
under British auspices. The report has been
sent to Washipgton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15
FOREIGN.

Thirty refugees from Hsyd. among them
an aspirant for the presidency, arrive in
Jamaica
The British budget is announced in the
House Of Commons. placing a tax on wheat
and flour and otherwise making increases
Of taxation in order to meet a growing de-
felt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15
Governor stone at Edna.

Edna. Mo-. April A.-Ex-Governor W. ].
Stone made an informal visit to this city
to-day, making no address. but meeting his
friends in a social way, renewing old &C.
Quaintances and making new ones.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15
Child Burned to Death.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Clarendon. Ark, April H.-Weigman Har.
stick. years old. was burned to death this
morning. His mother was making soap.
about which q brisk fire was burning She
went uptown for something and the child'1
clothing became ignited.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15
DRIsKELL-DRIsKELL,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall Mo-. April 14-Mr. q. Drfskeri
and Mrs. Maude Driskell both Of Nelson.
were married here to-day.
SMITH-ARNOLD.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Butler. Mo-, April H-Mr. J. e. Smith
and Miss Sallie Arnold were married here
to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15

Chicago, April H-United States At
torney g. B. Bethea. following instructions
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

GtirnIode, tpeIGe tief in's Geit9t biz
neinbdngt unb benz 9dn5en sd" ben
Stempel dusgefpro6eniter Snbibis
bualtitdt auFbriift. 90 geriiftet, fu=
DIE er @ingang in einen literartf4en
3irfel. @m lei9teiten fpirb er gu bic
fem 3iele geldngen, tpenr er cine 3eitz
lang boba9tet, auf peIfe PerfAlen
Die M}itgIieber jenes 3irtels am meiz
ten f6impFsn unb zines Sages muz
t6ig mit3uf4impfen begtnnt. @r ptrb
bann in Der &egeG nit Offenen Or
men empfangen unb feierli4 in ben
&rei8 auFgenOmmen tperoen.
Sobdlb ein1na[ Der lle6ermenf4
bieIe @tufe CUR llniterbli4teit ertlOmz
men bat, brau9t inn nm Die Gnberen
@tufen ni6t me6r bange 3u iein!
@om GROCER 8i6tigfeit fir bic
@ntpidelung be5 l1ebermen14en 1T
fein Qie6e8Geben. Oa6er lit e5 aud
cine Der eriten 9fli6teu, Die Der llebrz
mnf8 ouf ieinen iibermenI4ltfen
@6ultern trGgt, geIiebt 81 tperoen.
9ie geeignetiten Sbjette CUR Grill
lung bieier PfIi4t finO DerReiratRete
Srauen.
9en @atten battle man 1i4 bur4
bic 9ro6ung BON 2etbe, baB mar i'm
Sale irgeno peI9er 8eIGItigung i'm
o6ne @eiteres auf bic 8ibne iteGen
piirbe, mas bieIem in Der Regel etnen
berartig pantheon S4refen einiagt,
Dap er I9p0rt, Ii9 ME me6r in bic
2iebf4uften feiner Satin etn3umtz
f3en.
@etpDbnli9 enpfieblt es fi4 fir
ben llebermenf4en, 10 LANCE ais mOgz
Ii6 Iebig 3u blei6en, itntemdlen Die
riidii9tsloien Qnfpriide feiner 6rau
altf GrbaItung i'm leiat am nSidz
Nusleben" 6inbern t6nnter. 9eirutRet
er ober, 10 bite er ii9 GngitIi4, oies
etpa aus 2iebe 81 t6un, neil i'm ielz
ben Moment fem Nimbus babin mo-
re, DIS 9eiratbsmottpe pdble man:
A69etldrtbeit, unpioeritebli6en 6az
millennium, beftigen 9rung na4 Seez
IenbarmOnie II. bergl m. Na4 lang
items bret 8O6en "tnIcenire man ben
eriten GiFerIuatsffanbal unO na6
ldngitens 3nei Monaten lafe man
fi3 i6eiben. Sin lGngere8 @i6z
8eu9en i'm gbeio6 piirbe Der I'm
Tterblt4feit u~nbebingt N6bru6 t6un.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

Snfplge Der fpenig gei9idten 2eitung
bes 8nnoesbseres unb bes rdfGen
@erlaufs bes&rieges duf benS9lo9tz
felbern in 80bmen fam 8dben nit
Der 3d9lung elmer 8riegssnti9Gotz
gung bapon. Don ba an perfolgte
9~rpB1er8ug Sriebri4 feline 9pGitif,
fir ben beutI9en @ebanfen gu mir
fen, energif4 petter. Die militGriz
i4en Ginri6tungen purben benen
PreuBen's angepuBt, nit iol4em
Slid, bGB in benz. &riege 3pif4en
9eutf9lano unD 5ranfrei9 Die babiz
f6en Sruppen erfolgrei9 in Die beutz
f9e &rmee eingefI6rt perben fpnnz
ten. Der @rOBber5Og unb prin3
8il6eGm 5ogen felbit nit ms Jelo,
unb Dem 9~roB6er3Og mar es berz
gDnnt, dls eriter beutf9er Shirt in
bas erpberte StraB6urg e~in3u3ieben.
Gs lit in jenen Sagen babon bic 3ebe
gepeIen, GIfaB nit 8aben gu einem
&Dnigrei9e al bereinigen, aQetn
Sriebri9 bat Der 8eriu9ung MANN
4aft nioeritanben; bagegen mar er
Der @rfte, pelGer 8ismard bic eriten
pruttif9en 8ori9ldge betreffs Der
ginigung Der fIObeutIGen Stadten
gu einem neuen 8unbe ma9te. Nu4
fir bic 9eritellung bes &diiertbums
unb Der &aiIertpiirbe mar @rOBberz
Sog Sriebri9 unermiioli9 tbdtig, unb
ibm fam es benn au9 gu, BET Der
&aifer : proclamation in 9erfaiaes
bus erfte Sod auf bas beutI4e &et9,
bas 8diIer6o9 aus5ubrtngen.
9aB 9roBber8og Srieori4 an benz
@ufblii6en Der pifeni4dftli4en uno
&unIt : MnItalten 8dDen's groBen
Nnt6eil bat, baB er tpie feline 9emabz
lin ben regften @ertebr nit 9ele9rten
unb 8iinitIern gepflegt, tit tpeltbe@
fdnnt.
.@ir miifen uns Ollie %beipd6ren
als pa6re 9reunbe Der 5rei6eit, jener
Srei6eit, Die it9 felbit beberrf4t, uno
ienes Sortf9rtttes, Der, aus Der Sim
fi6t bes 8ebiirfnifes berDOrgeAeno,
fi9 in %befonnener %grpdgung Oes
@taatspo6Ies, in treuer 2iebe gum
9uterlanbe perpirfli9t," fat Sriebz
rt6 iel6it iiber bic 5rei6eit, bic er in
feinem 2anbe begriinbet bat, in elmer
Sbronreoe gefagt.. @r, Der rteinen
feinbli9en @egeniaB 3pii6en Sir
ftenre9t urtb @oltsre9t finOen fam"
baiiBt bes6alb ou9 Die 6er3li4e Ser
e6rung ieines bant6aren Bottles, bds
gu ieinem Su6tldum grObe gbrnngen
porbereitet fat, fonOern AUDI Der
9eutfGen auBerbalb Der ba0ii4en
@ren5sn. 9as gan3e beutT4e 8olf,
au9 bic 9euti4 : Ameritaner, brinz
gen benz Subilar lire @ere6rung 3u
Der ieltenen Setar am nd4lten 9onz
nerItag bar: Der leBten Ydtrtar6enz
geita1t, Die aus 0eutItlanO's GROCER
3eit nod auf benz S6rone iiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
&erliner Srief.
@prili4er5 unb 4prif9mer3. - 9uS
rGt6fel6ufte Sfelett. - 9oIi3ei
unb Nu4tcnfe8. - Die tpa6re
2iebe 1T bus ni8t.
Berlin, 3. 2(pri(,

Berlin, 5. Npril.
Sb es nun Elm f60ner pber Elm urz
f4Oner 8rau4 1T, es 1T MIN mai elm
Srau9 5ro6gelaunter, anoere Qeute
in ben lpril 81 fdiden. Die Su6e
lam mebr Dber minber geiftret6 qez
mu9t tperben. limb bic 6ereingefalz
lenen bebaupten itets, baB bic Sadie
pminber" getItrei9 mar. @omit lie
auerbin9s tbrem eigenen @9arffinn
gerabe feire 9bmne fingen. Gs fpirb
aud anbertpdrts uufgefaqen fem, buB
biesmal Der 1. 4pril unmtttel6ar BIN
ter ben Siterfeiertagen INIT S6er3
unb 2uitburfett," ME 8uf9 faqen
niirbe, angeriidt fam. M6er Der Stint
mel, befen @ibe na9briidli9er gu
fetn pflegen, als aQe WtBe Der i'm
Staube &rie9enben, bat Ii9 biesmaG
= tpenigitens fir Die &ei9s6auptz
ftGbter = feinen eigenen NprilfpaB
ousgeba9t. gr bat Die stpei Sfterz
tage lang bic Nfenf4bett nit Sturm
unb &egen unter6alten. Wttt eisfalz
tenn 3egen unb einem prfdnarttgen
Sturm, Der 10 fart mar, buB i'm Nez
item nerI9ieDentli9 bor ben @eriiten
an Neubauten etc. S3uBmannpoften
aufgefteqt tpurben, Die ben vSfterberz
tebr" bpn ben gefGbrli9en SteQen
abIeiteten, bd Gtntiir3e befiir4tet
purben. @on benz Spiel, bas Der
Sturm fOnit nit Menf9en, Senterz
f9ei6en, neuen 9iiten, alten 8lumenz
19erben unb tpunberf9Onen Hetlame>
f6ilbern trieb, gang 5u f9peigen.
limb na9bem mir uns alfp Die SIter=
tage in bieier ~anregenben Meife buben
u~nterbalten laf1en, lu9t Der 1. Qpril
in ftrablenber, fonniger S90nbeit
iiber8erlin, als tpont' er 1ugen: r9elt
Rinber, bus bab' i9 fein gemo9t?
guere 5fpei Serientage ffnb griinbIi9
perpaf9en unb ~perbprben, unb nun,
ba sS6r pieber f9impfenO unb lei9t
pertdtert BON benz MGnnertrunt in
ii6erfiinten, berrau9ten 2ofdlen on
bic iibeIi9medenbe @rbeit f4leidt,
nun seig' i'd gua tpie hiibi4 70 N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

46enb bic 6erren 9orIt urb Stein i'm
pMetropolzS beater" gar germ gu einem
neuen S4lagtport umgeprdst 9dtten.
Ous f90ne Wort, bas elmer neuen8er@
liner poTe ben Namen giebt, Gautet:
y9ie tpd6re 2iebe lit 9as nt9t!" On
urtb fir fi8 feline iible 9eoiie fir ale
9tebe, bic i'm yMletropoIe : S9edter"
a6gebanbelt niro; fOpo5l auf, ME
Dor Ger 8iibne, in ben ProIces
niHms=2pgen, tpie aud an ben tletnert
Sif4en i'm eriten Stang, an benen germ
bic t6eueri ten @otetten pon Berlin tbre
8riGanten leu4ten lufen. Die reue
8erliner Pofe 1T eigentli4 cine Wtez
ner pofe. Sulius 6reunb bat tie be
ur6eitet" fir Berlin. SOmit ftno IS
ni9t ipeniger, als bret Qutoren, Die ii4
in biefe Mlbern6eiten t6eilen. 9as mill
bert Die Sadie. @8 fommt bdnn tpez
niger 8l0biinn auF etnen Seben. 9as
8strii6enbe babel tit, baB Der 8lDoftnn
ni9t luftig 1T. Sin 4r3t unb Elm
Sberlieutendnt bon ben gu dren perz
ben bier Qtte lang pertpe3ielt. 8
@pdB! Sin Mpitri9fa6rtfant aug
Berlin %" min feline Scooter oer6eiz
rat6en unb gtebt tie bes6aIb = I'm Die
bDfen Don Suans an3uloden - fir
feline 5rau aus. . SpaB ii6er SpaB!
Sn einem M16elgei9dft, in benz cine
8aIeteuI e - pieio unD tparum, abnt
tein @eiier aus Dem MorgenlanOe -
g3u4ts i6ren 2~ieb6a6ern &enoe3opus
giebt, trtfft Ti8 ONES pieOer, 9a5
&ennport, auT ba5 bin Der 8d4ter
ben 2ie6egirrenDen Dffnet, lautet:
,2ie6e mir, pber i4 3erbaf' Dir Die
8ommobe!" ga, i4 bente, Is lit
genug Des t0itli6en 8erliner 9umors.
gu erpG6nen nGre nur nod, DaB Der
biesmal fGQige nW}0belf8er3" - Elm
M0beli6er3 1T 8runb6eoingung ieoer
Nusitattung8pofe = BARN beitebt,
baB Elm S6laffpp6a bur4 einen 9anoz
griff in cine 8dbepanne um3utpanbeln
lit. O6f3on eS nun Der Iebnli6ite
Dunf4 jebes bentenoen Nteni4en iein
miiBte, 7ol4es 8uOeiop6u gu beli4tiz
gen unb pbgIei4 abpe4felnO Der urtoz
miI9e Sbomas unO 6enrD 8enber, Der
INNER 6eifere 2iebling bes uMetropolz
S6eaters," in bieIerBunne la9en, mar
ba8 auSpertaufte 9au5 ni4t 3%ufrieoen.
@5 purOe 6sftiges 3if6en pernommen
gum 66luB. limb ii6er Dus 3ii4en
i'm 36eater fam man nun benten, tpie
man min; ems ite6t feft: Die pabre
Qiehe 1T 0ds nidt. 81. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
Gnthnrine 0inF

G3 itarb an 10, 9rpril, 10 lIbr Moratns, <bas
riua &inf in ibrrm g. Sabre, g8ittIp: Os5 ucritorbtz
urn @cnrD &iut, len. Die 9etroigua8 fiHoet III 0 r.
{ II, Wtontlq, Gl6mitta5s 2 llbr, pou Der 9Sobz
nuna ibrcg SobHc5, 0ru. 4Oam @int, Dir. 1870,
CftsG6at=StraBt aus AMI Der r9&-itern Cemetery"
prtpatim itatt. Bite, fem: 9lumtn!
(Q9aibiugtOu, ,. g., 3titungcu m6gtn ~0tidli3it
cppirtnD QlO-IlE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

0fnmn N. Ncifncr.

g farb am l6. Npril, unitre QtIicbtt Wlltttr,
annu 9citncr. qeb. g8sbsr, i'm gltcr BON IS 3abs
20. 4pril, @abmittag5 3 llbr, pom Srauerbauie
2l07 ". sNortb=2pc., aus itott, @eiieBun9 priuaz
tim.
Q08-W Sic trautrnOtu &iHber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
ISi(he(ut OlnDr1.

G3 cuti5li,f am 6reitag, ben Is. gpril, in i,intr
0obnung. gr. COZ, 5iO=6utaDs StruBt, unitr gtz
liebtcr Slater uto @roBputer g9ilbelm &nord, @attc
Der pcrtprbtntn Barbara gnOrd, i'm G8. Sabre iciut5
gcbcns, QH5oren am II. 9topcmbcr 3u Grabcn a, D.
MOiel, NbriupyUpinj. Die @etrOiguHl itHOct III 0 T.
qcu, 0ioutaQ, @u2mittags I'M % llbr, pom
Sruucrbauic aus itatt.
G5sur:r @ltlr, bat Jest iibcripun0eH
l&unde ibptre, burte StunOcn,
Wau6Gn Sag uuO man6e Ga6t
Nlit IN in S1mtr3cu 5ugebrdbt.
Stluobaft bait IN fe trtraast
0tinc S1merjcu, Geiue 4Ia9cn,
Ris DIR SOD 0liu Qule bri6t,
Sod ~Dtr1efcn mir Sid njbt.
Sc truueruOtn 0iutGrbtisbcrcu.
T1O-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
Serlanat int g~lQacmeiRea.

Cine q~tbitOctt 6amilit
in elmer 0roBitaot Ssuti6laItO'5 tpiiuibt ctutae
iuuQc MlGp6m o,utibir Glt,rn 8c5uis NusbilOuug
in l}uif, Spru5tu tc. in @tHTou 81 ucbmcH. -
Gdbtrc A%ustuuit trtbtjlt 6rduleiu t., iucl6t ) Sabre
Tort mar nm Di:ica CONNER jum gtiu3 ipteOer
biurtiit. Wdn a~Ortiirt: &obu u, Y'O'lcc, IJent,
100 /. Str, N.=98, 29aibju9tOu, ;. 6.
Q09-llJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
Shcrcin 8fnnf.

So ftarb am 10. 2tpril, II llbr MorQtns, Sbtrtia
GLAND, l0btcr6cn Don 6runt uHO @cua Bland, i'm
Qltcr bon Z Monut'a unO . Bo6en. &ttrotGun9
]pripatim. ulO-ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

sSSdl s s9nGe SSr. aotsnts; b.i6affs 5bntn g..
f5sftstbtii5assr %berfaufs 3br @ei4dft; RaSitaI
fir leeitims l1uterutbnlHEeen eti'Egt. .. ..
Brepiugten Rr. Z, st. pauls5trabe.
1Apri4r lglt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
ylnseigen. gu berfaujen.


9rd8tigt GruuotHdt mo Gotta9ts untrr ki6trH
@toiuguHgtn 81 p],rtarisH. Cottages ari gtftauuq
qebaut. Yoor tt, 25tntcn. 1t0l Linton
Sruft 1uiDiu9. Faprfl20i. 5ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

Nnfpar Ypnng.
Es ftar6 am 10. %lpril in Der g~8obnun5 itiuts
Sobncs, Nr. 2l3l, 6a,rmOuut=Wosnuc, 6aipar
OounQ i'm Utter non rs &abreH, 2&tttlDcr Der pcr=
itorbencn Qou;ic Qouu0. Gjt 3cit Otr. 8ttrOigun1
piuo ipGttr aug8cigt. Ql0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
3u perfaufeu:
3U perFnufen:

3u psrfaufeu:
Cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wo2 Saqt bic
expedition O5 9lattc5. QO8-I0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
&erIamgr. Trancn nnO Wf6Ohen.

erldugt
Sin 3inlmsrmdo9en uit Gmbitbluuotn trftr
&Iant, Habjuira8:n l102, 9orOzG5lrltszStr.
(1l0-U
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-22
Maccabees' Picnic.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. July 22-The officers of
the District Picnic Association of the
knights of the Maccabees announced
last evening that September 17tn had
been selected as the date for holding
the annual picnic in this city. The
original date was July esd. but owing TO
the conflicting excursions and other
reasons the picnic was postponed.
Plans for a big time are under way the
program as outlined being a big par
AIDE ana speeches by state and national
in the forenoon and in the
afternoon athletic sports including a
big game of base ball The day will
the evening"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-22
MONEYS and CREDITS
State Executive Council Ready
to Review Assessed Value
Between Counties.
Several Counties Show Decrease
OF Moneys and Credits
Others Gain.
Scott County Shows 1881. 1870
Listed for Taxation..-Wood.
bury s9O4.6O8.
'pecial to Times-Republican

- 'N''N'' ss''ft'N''.-
Des Moines. July 22.-The state ex-
ecutive council is ready now to take mp
the review work imposed on the council
by law, In which an attempt is made to
adjust assessed values as between the
different counties of the state and the
different classes of property in the
state. This will probably be done be-
fore the work of fixing the assessment
on railroads and express companies is
done. Only personal property values
will be considered this year and it is
usual for the council to consider only
live stock values.
An interesting table has been COM
piled showing the relative amount of
last TO the assessors as compared with
the same of a year previous. The re-
port from Linn county is still missing,
hence the table is not complete, but
with that county not counted the in
creases in moneys and credits is $17,-
1854.
a number of counties show de-
crease in the amount of moneys and
credits held, as for instance. Hardin, a
decrease of SlS5.549. Ida $56,S4S, Union
S54,993, Floyd sl16,972. Buena Vista
s1o,S60, Cherokee s17,s14, Crawford
$74.379.
Some big gains in moneys and credits
may be noted. For instance. Polk coun-
ty gained SS52,564. Dubuque S133.937.
Cerro Gordo S610469 Scott s447,445,
Des Moines, S43S,240, Clayton, $4S5.S17,
Blackhawk S447,S26, Fayette S41o,S23,
Wnnishiek, s429,304, Woodbury. $780,
291. The county having the largest
of moneys and credits returned
for taxation is still Scott as it has been
in other years with total of $7,S31,-
$50. The county of Cedar. with no big
city, returns s3,149,2S6 which is in
contrast with Woodbury's
S9O460S
The following table shows the re-
turns of moneys and credits this year
and last in parallel columns:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-22
JUDGE CLANCY
Of HornelIsville, N. ", Hands Down an
Important Decision.

In the case of Dr.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy against blood and
liver trouble, Judge James III. Clancy
of Hornellsville, N. Y, and one of the
most prominent members of the bar in
that historic town, decided recently
that as against blood and liver trouble,
DR.. David kenedy's Farvorite Remedy
was worthy of the highest praise. He
says:
Il have used DIR. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy and strongly recon-
mend it for its good effect in my case
for liver trouble and blood disorder 1t
built me right up and 1 improved great
ly in health
Geo. H. Tiff of SIS River street. Troy,
n. Y, suffered from liver trouble and
his blood was all out of order and after
using Favorite Remedy has this to
say:
For any one suffering from that run
down or tired out feeling, caused by
blood or liver trouble, DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy is the best
medicine you can buy. have used it
and I know"
The one sure cure for diseases of the
kidneys liver, bladder and blood, rheu-
matism, dyspepsia and chronic consti-
patton, is DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. 1t has cured in many cases
where all else has failed.
It matters not how sick you are. how
long you have suffered, or how many
physicians have failed to help you, DIR.
David Kenedy's Favorite Remedy will
cure you if a cure is possible.
All druggists sell DR.. David's Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy in the new so
cent size and the regular 81 size bottles.
Sample bottle-enough for trial. free
by mail.
DR.. David Kennedy Corporation, Rom
dout N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-22
he WILL NOT ACCEPT
Geo. M. Curtis Will Not Accept
Nomination to Succeed j.
w. N. Rumple.
Positively Declines, for Business
Reasons, to Be Considered a
Candidate.
Giesler. Of Muscatine. Said to
Be in Favor...Other State
Politics.
Special to Times Republican.

Clinton, July 22.-Hon. G. E. Curtis
eN-congressman from this district, who
refused a denomination four years ago,
has just returned home from the Pa
citic coast, where, With other Iowa
he purchased a 900 tract
of timber, saw mill and railway, says
under no consideration Will he accept
the nomination for congress, as he is
being urged by many friends from all
parts of the district. Mr.. Curtis says
he retired four years ago on account
of business reasons and that his bust
ness needs much more attention now
than four years ago. He is much dis
appointed over the declination of Mr..
Rumple, whom, he says, would have
carried the district with a good ma
iority. Mr.. Curtis says a good man
will be nominated at the convention
here Aug. 80, and will be elected. He
expressed no preference as to a cam
didate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-22
MuscATlNe,s CANDIDATES.
j. [. Giesler, of Muscatine, May Sue
coed Rumple.
tel L., i

j. L. Giesler, of Muscatine, May Sue
coed Rumple.
Special to Times Republican.
Muscatine, July 22.-The Second dis
trict has been looking expectantly to
Muscatine county to present an &C
ceptable candidate for congress Ia
succeed Captain j. n. w. Rumple, of
Marengo, who recently refused to ac-
cept re- nomination which would have
been unanimously accorded him. First
it was hoped that w. L. Roach would
allow the use of his name but this he
has refused to do and says that under
no consideration is he candidate. The
possibility that ex-senator George NJ.
Curtis would be the candidate of Mus
catine county was then considered with
much expectancy but he now an
nounces that he can not be considered
a candidate under any consideration
He is well known over the district an6
the state and made an enviabie record
in the state senate. But now is deep
ly interested in business, and besides
his business partner, II. d. V. Jackson,
IS Il candidate for the bench in this
judicial district and will be elected as
hut one set of non partisan candidates
is in the field. This leaves but two or
three men on whom there is likeli-
hood of Muscatine county uniting. j.
l.. Giesler, president of the German
American Savings bank is one and j
NJ. kemble is another. Col j. H. Num-
roe is some talked of as has been j.
r. Hanley, but the concensus of opinion
seems to be that j. l.. Giesler may be
with much favor as his
become apparent to the
people. His long and successful bust
ness career in the county, his hard
sense, and his general compre-
hension of political questions are the
special qualities that commend him.
The Muscatine county convention
meets Saturday and after the delegates
are selected it is thought entirely prob.
able that they will be ready to present
The name of a Muscatine county man
who will be acceptable to the district |