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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
IOWA NEWSPAPERS.

AN ALRlN Roy.s SUCCESS
IAlbia lInion.l

Abba Union
Mr.. Hugh Easter. OF Schenectady, N.
y, came Tuesday last for a three
weeks visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. III. Easter. He is engaged with
the General Electric Company OF
Schenectady, having gone to them
three years ago. He has not been at
home before in two years. So We'll has
he succeeded in his business that this
company sent him last year to England
and France in their interest. He VII,
30 from Abba to San Francisco on the
same mission. 1t is a very high COM
,liment for any lad OF 19 years to gain
and keep such confidence. His is
trouble work" If a work plant is not
generating we'll, if there is too great ex-
pense and waste of force without
proper return, he is sent to discover the
cause and suggest remedy His field
is new and of great importance. de LETT
The Abba high school three years ago.
when he was Il junior. For some tlnle
the past year he had charge oil an the
apparatus sent out To this government
as we'll as foreign countrleS-Russll,
France and Japan. From the time he
left the shops he superintendent the
tests and shipping. He gave the nm
ishing touches TO the Retvizan, the
famous Russian battleship recently
sent out from Cramps navy yard,
Philadelphia. That vessel was four
wears - building. and was a fine war
ship. almost equal TO the Iowa or MIS-
eonsin. He sent one of his men to care
for the electrical equipment on the
,oyase over to Russia. Hugh got his
start i'm the Abba electric light plant,
,shere he was employed for a few
months. We regard it quite wonderful
and very much to his credi, that one OF.
his age could master the completion oil
the business and, among college sradu-
ates. hold his own and become SO I'M
,,.A,.1.nt q factor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
Vl.-The Crow BIackbird, or Purple Grackle.

any trash with usually some mud The eggs are five or six in
the nestlngs able fly the whole family
until
he journey n
They any quantity opening
the whole is lost
they
tremendous work doe of grots and worms Watch the powman
board and you VIII see several SHINING black coats on the edge ana bottom
busy noting grub Thus with slow siding gait
they walk the whole length OF the field have seen them walk and feed
this half day time and sometimes have wondered how they
We're able walk with so many worms to load them down Their walk
conversational style of talking
, t 1 aits, - t o i n, ttin 20 tho ar,a
Then several impatient and interrupt the
$
along he
getting
Often he will wade carefully to dead leaf lying in the stream and
pick gently mudded generally
leaves drocks
that all The believes that has
intellect all below him in the scale of life endowed with instinct
H too.
opposite proposition is also truethat all ami
of intelligence The little
trick the backb in turning the leaf carefully is intellect or reason and
instinct, the
building always instinct often shows intelligence of rather high
exactly alike and how
high wind Birds must have learned great deal by
the limbs
will make them that the safe On the other
crotch of the
shed
betwe a han1work of the
onehalf
The breast
in
the southland this last
ecofn
twterings
whole
The of the
eahe forth liquid
through a
nesting
They select small
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

The Washington Ua.) Press notices
that one Rubsam fired nine shots into
his wife and then suicided because they
disagreed in religious opinion, and de-
cares This is theology gone to seed
like d dropsical cucumber"
The LeMars Sentinel thinks There
has been quite unnecessary amount
of anxiety in some quarters about how
the democrats might construe the Iowa
platform. In fact this is not important.
If the republican party follows out the
policies of the platform the interests OF
all the people Will be well guarded and
promoted"
The Montezuma Democrat expresses
this opinion: "Now that an inebriate
department has been opened at Mt.
Pleasant hospital for the insane, it
would be a good plan for Montezuma
and other places to send their town
drunkards there for treatment. The
liquor habit may be disease. but
when there is a Way open to cure it, the
victims should cease to be a public
nuisance, as every drunken man is"
".All good republicans" says the Wall
ley Junction Express, will proceed
without bubble to get upon the state
platform. It's no time now to either
hold post mortems or cry over split
milk
"Those republican papers that are
still chewing the rag over the tariff
plank of the platform seem to think
that they have corner on the only
genuine republicanism in the state, y
says the Knoxville Journal.
The Eldora Herald favors the return
of NJ j. Furry to the legislature. 1t be-
lieves ''He has an influence in that body
equal to that of any other member, and
he has now had that Legislative expert
ence which is necessary 10 the accom-
plishment of any work he may under
take for his county and the state at
large, and there will not in all probable
ty be any opposition to his return to
Des Moines yhen the time shall come
for naming his successor"
"once the new inebriate department
at the Mt. Pleasant asylum gets in good
working order there is a grave possible
ity it will be overworked," remarks the
Red Oak Express. Every town has q
few men who ought to be taken in hand
as was the Creston attorney recently
and given a course of jag cure. Red
Oak has few"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
cAss COUNTY CROPS.


Present indications are that this
wears corn crop will excel amy cass
county has ever had, both in acreage
and yield. OF the many opinions we
have heard there are few OF them in
any sense pessimistical Most all are
agreed that they have never seen, at
This time of the season, better corn bet
ter pastures or better opportunities for
The Cass county farmer. Quite true.
the small grain is not a big paying crop
this wear, but corn is the king of this
county. Oats for the most part, are
poor quality. Some of the fields have
been cut with the mower, iii only for
feed. Owing TO Hoods; in many sections
of the corn belt the general yield will
perhaps fall greatly below an average
and the shortage will have its usual
effect in keeping prices up.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
PROFESSIONAL TRAMPS.
TLenox Times.l

AS the harvest proceeds northward
the tramps proceed southwark. '-Des
Moines Daily News.
That is about true. Monday three
of them were in this mans town, just
on their way south All begging for
something. They each had little card
on which were poetic verses, asking
that the good people give them some
thing. The citizens of this town have
seen enough of the world to know
nerson that can not work; so of course
they did not get much around here.
The best Chamberlains
stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to
take. Pleasant in effect. For sale by
druggists,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

bushes or cattails growing in the
water, in which they build their
nests. If cattails are selected. sew
elnl stems or blades are carefully
woven into the outer circumference
of the nest They build Very stout,
closely woven nests. and with several
blades of the cattails thus Incorporate
ed in their structure they will with
stand very heavy winds. They are
extremely sociable birds. their nests
often being not more than ten feet
an.llt BY July . most of the Young
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

their with short
markings The ground
spotched black These mark
hsavie the large end of the
personal observation limited field that
yet prepared
the the decrease
This compiled the testimony
Simply stating
the
the
startling indeed and
requires bird life
practically
persons
will roducers What will it mean to
fought and carefully and
yearly bird life but the headsea
smallest will mother bird killed
cheek for American
go
The black
ebendo the
bacsh with numerae pale sreak Tie ouns
much their coloripg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Washington Ua.) Press notices
that one Rubsam fired nine shots into
his wife and then sucided. because they
disagreed ia religious opinion, and de-
clares This is theology gone to seed
like d dropsical cucumber"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

Better sharpen up the old saw and
ge, at the woodpile. for President
Mitchell says I'VE shall not give in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

A Chicago experimenter has discov
cred that mosquitoes are fond of dark
reds and blue. There is a suggestion in
this as to the colors to be used in your
room to avoid their too intimate ac-
ouantance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

"All good republicans" says the VAL
ley Junction Express, will proceed
without bubble to get upon the state
platform. Its no time now to either
hold post mortems or cry over split
milk"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

"Those republican papers that are
still chewing the rag over the tariff
plank of the platform seem to think
that they have a corner on the only
genuine republicanism in the state
says the Knoxville Journal.
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tie @euGiaeness OF the conyict's story.
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THE il+ii:. RAILROAD ;. :
IRON MOUNTAIN.

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Special summer rates u Colorado
and Utah. The St Louis Iron Noun
tain ard Southern railway viii sell
special westbound tourist excursion
tickets to Colorado point and Set
Lake City. season of 1872. ell oa
agent for full particulars.
Annual Grand Lodge Benevolent Or
der of Elks. Salt Lake City Aug. -.
Il. On Aus 7-S-9 and 10 t!e st. Louis,
Iron Mountain Railway company VIII
sell round trip tickets TO Salt Lake
City at rate OF $35. Return limit Sept
50th.
Annual Meeting Rational Eduoa
tcnal Association, Minneapolis, Mimi,
July Z to lion July ). and : the
St. L. I. NJ and S. Ry. will sell round
trip tickets to Minneapolis at the rate
of $2785. Return limit July Il; eX-
cept that ticket may be extended until
September / by depositing same and
paying so cents to the JOINT agent.
National Meeting i'ratelnal order
Eagles. Minneapolis. Mimi. June 10
s. Fer the above meeting st. /. N 4.
S. !ty VII make rate Of one fare,
So rs. for round tip. Tickets on sale
June t. >. inclusive. returning
icayinS Minneapolis not later tfan
J2ae I. except by depesitins ticket
with Joint agent, I.ai' may be extend
ed to JUly :.
Special Summer Rates to Mount Ne
bo, searcey Springs aad E¥dln
sprinss-Tho st. t., I. n. 4ad S. r.
Co. VIII sell, commencing MaH - ard
discontinue on Sept .
Rayendcr, commencing Jane and
discontinue Sept 81: final return iir9-
it Of all tickets Oct. 81 Round tin
rate to Searcy, $41o; round trip rate
to Rayender. $7.15
Annual Convention Young People, :
Christian Union, Tacoma. Wash. June
% to 2z-For this occasion tho IRON
Mountain Will sell tickets 10 Tacoma
and return for $3.50, Dates CT sale.
July 16 to q, inclusive; fpsl return
limit September 15 very liberal stop
over privileges in both directions.
Biennial meeting Knights Of Pythia5
San Francisco, Cal. August II to IA,
l9o2-For this occasion the Iron
Mountain will sell tickets to San
Francisco for $3.50. Days of sale,
August , to 8, inclusive. Final re-
turn limit September 80, with liberal
stop-oyer privileges coming and go
ms
Colorado and Utah Excursions Sea
son l902-The Iron Mountain have
some very attractive Inducements 20
otfer Colorado and Utah excursion
lists.
Ge|lostnnc Pa.k Excursions, Sol
son OF 1902-The Iron Mountain has
some very attractive rates TO offer to
Yellowstone Park. Excursionists for
this season.
National Convention Travellers Pro
tectlye Association of America. Port
land, Ore, June 10 to 20--I7or these
occasions the Iron Mountain Will sell
tickets to Portland and return for
so2.o0. Dates Of sale, May p to June
o inclusive, Final return limit sixty
days from date OF sale
imperial Council, Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine, San Francisco. Cal.
June TO to 14.-For this occasion tie
IRON Mountain will sell tickets To san
francisco end return for S41.5a, LGti
return limit SO days from date Of sale.
May p to June s, inclusive. Very
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-27
Al lnsuarded " ord.

This new meter seems rather small"
1oubtfullY remarked The householder
"Oh. it will fill the bill" Wa> the un
guarded response OF the 2a> company
employee = Philadelphia Re, ord.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-27

YOu Weep Oh Il @raVeStunt. it is .ae
threshold o. ettt'if'f sta N0u are Wet
ting with Noui Tears Je Maislre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-27
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eamal 5eat5a Southern Eauca-
5e ei s5eff= Chattanooga.
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aa7 oreasion the lroa Mountain wl.l
q. juno "a e and . sell tickets sa
Chattanooga and return for 5lI.5=,.
.,@.Wn Iinait leaving Ghattanooe9
3aE 6. except that By payment of 81
eeHt@ Agency Fee. extension Of ticket
may be secured until September 30.
Monteagle Sunday School institute.
August / to 2233=-i2of= the above oc-
ca5ion the IRON Mountain will sell
tickets to Uenteagle and return for
$l4 10. tickets To be sold August I,
:. 9 and 10. coed returning Ieaving
Mantea&le UP To and including Au
gust -.
National Convention Christiaa
Church, Omaha, Neb.. October l. to
On October il. Is and is the Iron
Mountain win sell tickets to Omaha
and return. enc fare $2005, tickets to
be good returning leaving 0mana np,
earlier than October Ii, nor late.
than October -, except that bH Dc.
post Of ticket with joint agent al,
payment CT - cents return ticket
may be extended to include Neyesabee
90.
Monteaale Assembly Bible senoci
AEonteagle, Tenn. July > to August =
For This occasion tn IRON Moun-
tain VIII sell tickets % Nontea2le ;nd
return for $40. Dates of sale, June
30 to July l. ,. - - % and p Fnal
return limit August 80.
Annual Commencement Exercises
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Ark. June II to 1s-On June Is TO
IS, inclusive. the Iron Mountain Mill
sell tickets to Fayetteville and return
for one fare for round tin. sI7e; e
tUrn limit June %
Southern Confederaey, NJ. G. A.
Ashoyi}le. \. G.. June Is to 23-On
Juno L and 12 tic iron Mountain
viii sell tiChe15 ta Asheyillc AMI le-
turn for So 20; return limit .lune 5.
Negro Young Peoples Christian
and Educational Association, Atlanta.
Ga, August 6 to ll-For this occa.
sion the Iron Mountain Will sell tick
cts to Atlanta and return for S19.55.
Days of sale. August to 3. Return
limit i days from date of sale
summer School, Knoxville. Tenn.
June 10 to July 30-For this occasion
the IRON Mountain will sell tickets to
Knoxville and return for $3.50. Day
OF sale, June 10. Is, Il. p. rs ana
%, July 10, / and l.. Return limjt
August Is.
Grand Chapter O. e. S. OF Arkansas.
Hot Springs Ark. June % TO 81
For this occasion the lron Mount8in
will sell tickets to Hot Springs anG
return for one and one-third fa,a on
certificate plan.
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge b. P.
0. E.. Salt Lake City, Utah, Angus
u to 14-On August /, s, 9 and 10 lhe
lrno Mountain will sell tickets to Salt
Lake and return for S25. Tickets 10
be good for return passage leaYin2
Salt Lake to include September 80.
Very liberal stop-oyer privileges and
routing.
Triennial Convention international
Sunday School Association. Denver,
Colo. June 20 to July For this oc-
casion the Iron Mountain will sell
t;ckets to Denver and return for
$1,000 Days of sale, June %, % and
pa Final return limit, July 81.
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On My ID 5aaa the Cotton
Belt VIII sell r8.8d "trip tickets to
Portland. 0Fe@on Los angeles or San
f'raooiseo. Cal At fate of $3.50. Iin.it-
cd l1tE day for 1atun. account Of
TrageIers Protective association
I On August 10 round trip tickets
will be sold 10 San Francisco. Cal.
at $l1.5o. limited Until seatembe, 30
on account Of biennial mae.ius o
Knights of PEfbtas Tickets for tie
above occasions viii permit Of COZ
tain sto9-oVeF privileges and Divers
; routes viii also E.e oHfa#a0a
On account ef FHfaaalaI Inlelua
tjoaaj Sunday School association. the
Cotton Belt route viii sell round trip
tickets 10 Ben4or. Colorado on Hume
22d. -23 and q 1t Ire rate Of one fare
plus two dollars Stop overs allowed
on going trip atZ Colorado common
points.
Or iiae 81 .lalz =. -. - - and -
the Cotton =Be1t=r5tste= VIII sell ruand
Tip tickets q H4aeasle Tenn. aad
return at the#rate= 8. enc fare for thaI
round trip limited aati August 80 r.
turning, on account Of Monteagle "
sembly Bible School
On Ausust7. :, 9 and 10 the Cotton
Belt foate=Will sell round trip tickets
trip tickets % Montea9le. Tom. and
fare for the round trip, limited until
August - returning. on account Of
Monteasle Sunday School Institute.
On June +. 16. L. 81 IS and -
July 10, Il and u the Cotton Bet
rG5te viii sell round trip tickets -
Knoxville Tenn, It the rate Of ona
fare for the round TIN, limited uniil
AN@rst - returning. on account Of
Saamaf School
On June II and T. the Cotton Bet
route will sell round trip tickets to
Asheville, \. G.. at tho rate Of one
faro limited Until Juno % returning
on account Of Southern Student Con
ference Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
On June -. 26 and - the Cotton
Relt route will sell tickets to Chatta
nooga, Tenn. and return at the rate Of
one f2re Plus 50 limited until July 6
returning. on account OF the Annual
Nect;rs Southern Educational Asso
citation
On August / and : the Cotton Belt
route will sell tickets to Atlanta. Ca,
and return at the fate ef one FIRE plus
$50, limited until August i and re-
Jurn, on account of Negro Young Peo-
pies Christian and Educational Con
gross.
On July 10th to 21st the Cotton Belt
route will sell tickets to Tacoma,
Wash. and return at the rate of $3.50
for the round tip, Hmited until Sep
tember 18th fer fefGrn. on account OF
annual meeting Young 1eople's Chris
tian society cf the United Presbyteri-
an church.
On tune /. and the Cotton Belt
Route VIII sell ropnd triD tickets toI
Mimi ~ lis Mimi. at rate of ono
fare. limited to July {, account Frater
nal 9. deG ai Eagles
or lune % the Cotton Belt Route
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-27
Full! * E924pHIC DESCRIPTIONS

DoHt attribute the success Of a bus
hsess enterprise to luck If You will
examine closely You will generally find
some potent advertising force behind
the throne Brockton, Mass. Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-27
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Montea2le Assembly Bible ScA0ct
Tenn. july to August IS
For Jhis occasion tn IRON MoUn-
tain VII sell tickets . 3Iont9aala md
atlun for $14.4o. Dates of sale, June
20 to July / >. -. 23 and p. Flual
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-30
CURRENT COMMENT,

The Memphis Commercial Appeal
Imperialism has ceased to be an issue.
1t was tried in 1900, and proved to be
about as impressive as a scare-crow
in corn field. The birds did not hesi-
tate to build their nests in it. 1t lost
us several Western states, including
Nebraska. 1t is less impressive every
day for the people care nothing about
1t, and they are weary of it. No one
would walk across the street to hear
an orator spout about an issue that
has no tangible existence and that is
supposed to concern a colony 10000
miles away. What the people of the
United States want is relief from the
tariff and the trusts. And so imper-
ialism goes the way of all ghosts"
Some days ago the Morning News
noted that Denver dispatch said
Senator Teller would be elected las
a Democrat" to succeed himself, and
asked, How is that possible2" The
Charleston Is. c. Post says: I'VE
will pass this up to Senator Tillman,
who, in 1896, three weeks after Sena-
tor Teller had sat in a Republican
convention, wanted to nominate him
as the Democratic standard bearer in
the presidential contest. Senator Till
man. we should add is now posing as
the only genuine and true judge Of
Democracy as it should be. and has
threatened to cut off all Charleston
Democrats from the party If they
elect to the state Senate a man who
in 1896 opposed Bryan. as the majority
of this community did"
The Philadelphia North American
thus discusses an interesting question
Of ethics: The Rev. Sam Small's
moral courage and absolute frankness
are refreshing and should more than
offset any weakness OF the flesh mani
Tested IN his fall from cold water
grace. The three physicians who GER
tined that the evangelist was suffer-
ing from an overdose OF medicine when
he made sorry exhibition Of himself
IN public must have felt like detected
sheep-stealefs when the Rev sam
scorned 20 profit by their amiable ly-
ing and hiuuty declared that he was
drunk. Other eminent temperance eN-
horters have pleaded vertigo grip.
quinine % any other excuse except the
truth when caught in 4 similar pre-
dicament. Sam small drunk Is more
" man than an three ~ his Dying
medical apologlsts cold sober"