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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05

delegates to the state convention 70
support Mr.. Ketchum. No better quali-
fed man for the place can be found IN
the state. The convention also ins'ruce-
ed for j. H. Williams. of Ames, for re-
porter of the supreme court.
Thte Clear Lake Mirror explains:
an. g. Ketchuln of MarshalltoWn VIII
be n candidate for railroad commits
sioner this year, subject to the decision
of the republican state convention He
is an experienced business man VINO
ought to make valuable member OF
the board of railroad commissioners
Mr. Ketchum for some time was at the
head of a company which manufactures
the wagon bearing his name and TOR
twenty five years he has been IN tne
wholesale and retail implement Dusl-
ness"
The editor of the Des Moines Regis
ter. who knows Mr.. Ketchum, says;
1.-The Register has both pride and
pleasure in endorsing all the Ilines-
Republican says in regard to N ).
Ketchum, for we have been intimately
acquainted with Mr.. Ketchum for
nearly forty years, and know that he
would render the people conspicuousiy
able and faithful service on the railway
commission. 1t is probable that no man
in Iowa has a better knowledge OIL
freight conditions and rates, and now TO
rightly solve those problems He also
has state acquaintance and popularity
that will strengthen the ticket ana as
sure the people that their interests Will
be energetically and thoroughly looked
after Mr. Ketchun has never been an
Office seeker, but rightly thinks he can
be of excellent service to the state be-
cause of his extensive and long contin-
ued experience as an Iowa shipper and
manufacturers He is of the class OF
men Iowa should keep in charge of its
state affairs"
The Abba Union also gives personal
endorsement as follows:
"The Marshalltown publi-
can announces N. S. Ketchum of that
city as candidate for railroad COM
missioner A personal acquaintance
with Mr.. Ketchum warrants us In say
ing he is an upright, affable. capable
gentleman. Ketchum would be a good
motto for the democrats. but they can't
get this one"
The Cedar Rapids Republican, one of
the leading spokesman in republican
politics, says:
"Without doubt the candidacy Of Mr..
Ketchum will be cordially received by
the republicans Of the district and the
state. He is. as his home paper states,
IAN experienced, careful and conserva-
tive business man, of unimpeachabie
integrity, man who makes friends
everywhere, and a man who has quail
fications above the average for the Of
flee of railroad commissioner The rail-
road commission, in order to be eff
Client. needssmen of experience along
many lines, men who are broad minded
and liberal, with no elements of the
crank in their makeup. Mr.. Ketchum
of Marshalltown is certainly such a
man. He has been a lifelong republi-
can and is in all respects worthy OF
confidence and support"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
THE kETcAum AVALANCHE.

Seldom does the candidacy of man
for a state office receive so general en-
dorsement early in the campaign as
has the candidacy of Mr.. N. S. Ketchum
of this city for railroad commissioner.
Story county, located in an outside con-
gressional district, instructed for Mr..
Ketchum without even consulting that
gentleman or his friends in MARSHALL
town. Indications now assure his en-
dorsement by the solid vote of the Fifth
district and the entire northwest seems
to be hurrahing from the top of the
Ketchum band wagon.
The Carroll Herald says of him:
IN. s. Ketchum, of Marshalltown, is
an active candidate for the republican
nomination for railroad commissioner.
He is a man Of ripe business experience
and has had more to do with railroad
shipments than any other man men
toned for the Office in any campaign
AS member of the board he will be a
useful representative of the Iowa far
mers, manufacturers, and others eX-
clusively interested in railroad ship
ments. His candidacy is backed by the
substantial business interests of Iowa
and has already become factor in the
approaching canvass for state nomina-
TONS"
The Sac Sun speaks for the north
west as follows:
1.-THE candidacy of N. S. Ketchum, OF
Marshaltown, for the office of railroad
commissioner, evidently starts under
favorable auspices. The first county
convention held in the state this year
that of Story county, has instructed its
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
ANeto.AmER,cAN SCHOLARSHIPS.

Always a remarkable man, one OF the
greatest OF the living. Cecil
Rhodes died leaving VIII
disposing of his vast wealth
tc nuhlic purposes in manner that be-
speaks the right of the man to be num-
hered among the great. In giving some
s1f, 100000 to establish perpetual free
scholarships at Oxford University, Eng
land. the king of Rhodesia provides
that 100 Of these scholarships shall be
set aside for American students, TWO
from each state and territory OF the
United States and adds that he does
this because 81 desire to encourage and
foster appreciation of the advantage
which implicitly belive will result
from a union of the English speaking
reople." The language of the will makes
IL clear that Cecil Rhodes believed the
education of young American men in
England would bring the two nations
of English speaking poole into reia-
ton of better understanding of one
another and contribute largely to the
cause of universal peace.
This remarkable bequest has but few
precedents, the most recent being that
of Andrew Carnegie in establishing
scholarships for students Of Scotland,
his native land. Mr.. Rhodes was not
an American but gave to the education
of Americans that the entire nation
might be drawn into a closer brother
hood with the Egnlish speaking people
of Great Britain. That Cecil Rhodes
the great business man should give at
all to education speaks highly for the
esteem In which education Is held by
the great men of affairs, that Cecil
Rhodes, the dreamer of empires. should
give to American education speaks for
him breadth of mind far greater than
that comomnly attributed to him. Cecil
Rhodes, single handed, the builder of
an empire, and a commercial giant of
the first order, has shown himself by
his codtcil to he no mere British i'm
perialist but citizen of the entire
English speaking world. His requests
and life accomplishments will prove
subjects of editorial and pulpit discus
s;op for. Years to come
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
The Remedy is Free to All Who
Send Name and Address.

After years of patient study and deiv-
ing into the dusty record of the past as
well as following modern experiments IN
the realms Of medical science, DR.. james
w. Kidd, 1852 Baltes building.
Tort Wayne, Indiana, makes the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The bill providing that inmates of the
Soldiers Home shall devote half their
pensions to the support of their famil-
les strikes the Ottumwa Courier as ga
most righteous provision. Indeed, there
is on reason why they should not cheer
fully give three fourths of their pension
money to the support of their wives
and children"
The Fontanelle Observer thinks If the
biennial election measure is adopted
there will be Some long dry spells"
Some of the Third district papers
are asking rs it COPYRIGHT of Water
loo or the Waterloo of Courtright?"
"Col. Henderson has his faults like
everybody elese." says the Algona Up
per Des Moines, "but what man can
the Third district put in his place who
would cut half the figure in national
affairs in this generation that he does ?''
The Carroll Journal says: THE gal
liant Dave must practice up on his win
some God bless you!' and the musical
manner In which he can clap an old
boy on the back and ask. 'How's
things?,, Then he can give the Waterloo
senator cards, spades and big casino
and still beat him. The Iowa delegation
willbe returned without a break"
The Sioux City Journal predicts that
"A decade hence the rural trolley is
likely to furnish no unimportant fea-
ture of the Iowa railway griddle."
The Des Moines Capital says the an
nouncement that public building has
been secured for Waterloo will not
bring surcease to Speaker Henderson.
They will say he ouhgt to have done
this twenty years ago and also that he
did it under fire."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
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A Doctors Bad PLIGHT.

1.-Two years ago, as result of a Sc
we're cold, lost my voice" writes DR..
M. &. Scarborough, of Hebron, o.; then
began an obstinate cough. Every rem
edy known to me as practicing physi
clan for thirty-f1ve years failed, and
daily grew worse. Being urged to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds, I found
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Worth it's weight in gold" say suf-
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8. K. LANSDALE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05

Some of the Third district papers
are asking rs it Courtright of Water
loo or the Waterloo of Courtright?"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05

The Fontanelle Observer thinks If the
biennial election measure is adopted
there will be some long dry spells"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
FACE.

When dyspepsia fastens on man it
changes his feelings and it changes his
looks. He frowns now instead of s1nil-
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mobility of his nature.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and other diseases of
the stomach and allied organs of diges-
ton and nutrition, and the record of the
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uGolden Medical Discovery" is not a
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health and builds up the body with
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Accept no substitute for Golden Med
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The medicines have made the great change IN
me from the slow NOPE of man that could
hardly crawl, tired aud sick all the time, could
do no work. to a man who can work, sleep eat,
and feel fine and that tired feeling all gone
away. am very thankful that wrote to Or;
Pierce. His Golden Medical Discovery and
his little liver Pellets have almost made
new man of me. feel young as did at thirty
years"
Il DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged bowels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05

Large numbers of Haytian refugees
are arriving at Kingston, Jamaica, In.
consequence Of the upheaval in Hayti.
They say the situation is serious and
that trouble is certain to occur soon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05

In the window of Joplin, Mo, drug
store is a rooster with two perfectly
shaped four-inch horns where ears
should be. j. NJ. Short, the owner. says
it hears thru it's horns. He refused
I. 500 offer for the bird.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Sic fpaniicben SrbenSleute
fpQeu bletben!
(Sdlub.)


@el9en @runb ober au9 rllr 8or
manb baben unlere ipanii9en fatbolt
i@eu 4rteiterseseben, baB etne o I'M
gere9te unb unerb0rteW aB:
nabme sesen iie ersrifen merben ion:
te? 9aBt uniere Seinbe einen einsi:
gen Sal n a d 10 n. ein einstses
6Hentlides Gersernib, Elm einsises
gerbre9en, bas non irsenb einem be,
Wttslieber Der Srben mdbrenb be,
pier Sabre felt 8esiun Der amerifa:
nii@en 9erri3aft ~besansen wurbe
unb menn elm iolder 6aG enbedt wirb,
menn Elm einselnes Witslieb eint
11ebeltbat besansen baben lollte, Bit
bic g%erbannuns aus benz 9anbe per-
btent, bann labt bic StraBe auf BEG
S9ulbtsen Saupt fallen, aber, TN
Namen Der @eredtisfeit, laiiet uns
bte anberen, bic uni9ulbis itnb, i'm
@enui1e ibrer &e9te2
unb NJ er itnb benn biejenisen, bic
bic Srbensleute . ri eumbe n, bic
10 laut bie Mustreibung Ser Srben
forbern? gs itnb Yroteftanten, Gee
tirer, Sreiwaurer, ODER Witslieber
dbnli9er pom unlerer Mutter, Der
&ir9e, perurtbetlter Geieul9afften es
iinb sottloe @eniden, ieber einz
selne Elm sei@worener Seinb Der Str
DE @ottes uub unIeres @laubens. @s
itnb bieienisen, bic suerft sesen Spa=
MEN fid emp0rteu unb baun sesen
Sic Ser. Staaten, unb bic, obne bir=
serli9e gbrenbaftisteit, ober per-
ionIi@e @emifenbaftisteit, Sbeale
proclamiren, ON bic fe ielbt ni@t
slauben, unb bie benz Nuslarb Mdr=
den ersdblen non elmer r8ertommen=
belt" Der Orben, bic riemals beitanb,
nod iemals beiteben mirb. gs iinb
8errdtber an bret Sabnen, Spei9ei=
leder breier !9erri9aften, sesen bic
fie 8erratb i'm S9ilbe fibrten, wdbz
renb Fe bic SlBe ibrer @ouuerneure
tibten. SIS itnS bic aufftdnbii@en
sesen Spanien unb Muerita, bic ebe=
mails pom benz pOlitiiden nnb nit @af=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Sic Ouebpbpr5en.

Die cauabii6e &esieruns bat iid
l6lieBli6 bod enti9lohen, benz Bil=
sersuse Ser fanatiiirten Ou9obOrsen
elm @nbe gu MAIDEN. Oie Weni@li@=
ttit sebtetet es, gang abseleben pon
Der Notbmenbisfeit, Elm bic OHentliz
DE Srbnuns it0renbes SeuOlferunss=
element in S9ranfen gu balten Ote
liberale ginmanberunsspolitif Der
Dominion bat nit bieler aus Gublanb
beribersefommenen Sefte Suuor i9on
unansenebme grfabrunsen sema9t.
Meni9enfreunbe, Defenders bic Sua=
tiers in ben Ser. Staaten unb eng
Lamb, slaubten eiu @erf Ser garmz
berSisteit gu tbun, ais tie ben anseb=
li9 ,lnter ru1ti9er l1nterbrdduns LETT
benben Su6oborsen Elm Mipl i'm CO..
nabii9en Sibmeiten bereiteten, beifen
8oben FeiBise arbeit ia nit retden
grtrdsen lobnt, beifen &lima aber
bod melentli6 anbers lit als bas bes
llbli9en &uBlanb. Ote Suafer be-
l9afften Wittel, um bic ~l1eberfabrt
Der Musuanbernben gu b~eitreiten unb
lie fur Bic Sarmarbeit nit Sieb aus
suitatten, bic Dominion : &esieruns
sab 9anb Der unb bas erforberli9e
Saatsetreibe, 10 baB fur einen sufriez
benfteuenbeu anfang selorst mar.
SIM @ansen ltno etwa 5000 etnge=
manbert. Orei Nnlieblunsen berlel=
ben befinben it9 in Der umsesenb uon
gorfton an Der Wanitoba unb 0ortb=
peitern=8 Balm, cine pterte in Sasfe=
tbeman, etma itebsis Meilen BON
8rince albert. Oils @%niiebler baben
bic 9eute tire Pfli9t setban; iie ba=
ben ibre aeder beite0t, quite grnten
ersielt unb ben giebitanb permebrt.
eSbre 8lodbduler itnb Nuiter uon
@einli9teit, unb In ben meiiten 1T
au9 Elm sewiiier @Oblitanb einseae=
gen, Der nun freiltd, 10 melt bte fa=
natiN9e 8emesuns um ii6 sesriTen,
elmer @abnibee seOpfert lit. Die
&esierlns bat suuor idon in 10 melt
S9mieristeiten NIT ibnen sebabt, als
bic 9eute it9 weiserten, selonberte
8elistitel auf ibr gisentbum gu err
merben. Ste beanlprudten eineIus'
nabmelteuuns nor ben anberen aniieb=
lern iemer @ebtete unb weiserten it'd
aud, Der YFt@t ais Steuersabler
nadsutommen. Ote lotalen Bebor=
ben permo9ten nt@t, BITE beftebenben
gefimmunsen Der birserli9en @e=
ieai9aft sesen iie seltenb gu MAIDEN
unb Sic Oominialresterans lieb fie se=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

mdbren, ba es nidt seratben l9ten,
fait gang nislide aniieOler nit Yo-
liseisemalt pon Der Notbmenoisfeit gu
iberseusen, baB tie iid ais susebort=
ger She'll benz 9emeinmelen einreiben
miBten.
Die &esieruns bat aud nidt ein=
s~reifen semo9t, als bic eriten &unb=
gebunsen Ser neuen gemesuns be-
merfbar murben unb sic Segetarta=
ner= Sbee ii9 berart entuidelte, odB
tie bas Sieb ni9t einnlal mebr als
Qrbeitstraft permenoen MOLTEN uno
basielbe fret umberlaufen lteBen
Serlelben ib%ertriebenen Sbee emit
lprans aud Der @ersidt Ser eeute auf
monene &leibung Die &esieruns
lieB bas mtlb umberlaufence gieb
auisreifen unb ~perfaufte es gum Be-
ften Ser 9eute @ie betrddtlid Ser
giebitanb ii9 i6on entmidelt bate,
erbelt baraus, baB fur bas ~uertaufte
gieb 35, 900 Dollars sel0it muroen.
Oils Der 3us Ser Sanatiter su unbe=
fanntem 3iele besonnen bate, unb
bic Gorge fur bic @eiber unb ainber
iomie fur Die &ranfen unb @ebre6z
li9en notbmenOig murbs, bat bic Ste
sieruns ben 2OfalbebOrben sebolfen,
fur beren l1ntertunft unb 9ebensunterz
bait gu iorsen, benz abenteuerliden
3use au9 nod feline S9miertsfeiten
in ben @es selest, mobl in Der ri6z
tisen grwdsuns, baB ieber 3wans
BEN Sanatismus nur iteisern merbe.
SCUM aber, ba aus Ben 8uB5isen eine
S9aar pom Settlern semorben lit,
bic in birfttsen baummoqeneu &lei=
bern piele bapon l9on Sesen-barz
flBis ben S9neeitlrmen bes in iener
@esenb frib einiesenben @interS
ditsseiebt ftnb, mlB bic 8esieruns Die
unslidliden Dor ibrem eisenen8 abn
i9isen unb, 10 barmlos tie au9 iinb,
ibrem Sreiben nit @emalt ein gnbe
MAIDEN. Wdre Der @tnter ntdt ber=
einsebro6en, bdtte man bic 9eute uielz
lei6t nod weiter sewdbren la1en, bis
bic S%ewesuns ii9 aussetobt unb ct
I9Opft bat, aber man fann iest ni9t
s!ei6siltig suleben, mie tie ii9 ben
unbilben bes minterli9en @etters
opfern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

BEN SIS. nit 81 bemofratil9en &eprdz
lentanten einrifen. 4u9 i'm Senat
mirb bic republifanti9e Mebrbeit et=
mas sulammeni6melsen. On bic
SteIe @euinstons aus Warplano
mirb @orman pteber eintreten. Sell
Ter aus Colorado febrt ais Democrat
surid. Den Sis pom Ioro=G arolina
wirb 9ode Craig einebmen, Der elm
seIinnunsstreuer Democrat Der alten
S9ule lit. Nu6 Neuaoa ienbet bies=
NAL einen Oemofraten in BEN Senat.
Srosbem pirb Die bobe &Orperl9aft
INNER nod cine republifanii9e Nebr=
belt ~aufpeilen, Die audi bur9 bic
ndditeneesislaturmablen feline meient
li6e REMEMBERING erfabren birfte.
Die Administration bat allO fir bie
nd9he 3utunft freie Balm 8eber
inn Senat nod int Sauie fam tbr BITE
Oppolition bas 8aiier abl6neiben,
10 lanse bic Farteisdnser gu Faaren
bleiben. Sb fie bic in ben bemofra=
til6en @ewinnen fur tie liesenbe8arz
nuns bea6ten wirb2 Salt ideint es
10. @enisitens besasli6 Der wi6tise
items, Ser actlelen polttii6en Srasen.
Sdon jest tuten anseiebene garteiz
orsane fur &euiiiOn Der S@ussOae,
pom wel6er tie bic eOiuns Der Sruitz
frase erparten, frdftts ms Sorn.
alber serabe in Der Carthage tit Die
Yartei &ooieuelts unb Suaps bebenf=
li9 uneinis. 3ubem wirb ii6 ia balb
berausiteuen, baB bic @urSeln Der
tdsli9 brennenber merbenben Sruftz
frase tiefer liesen als int Sarif.-
M09ten Bic Oemotraten bic 3wiz
i6enseit Bis gum Siege, Der ibnen tn
Ser Serne mint, gu fleiBiser Clint
sunssarbeit unb CUR Nusarbeituns Ell
mes iostafs pofitii6en.B rrsrdtnr1es be-
nusen, bas Sem Solfe mirfli9 Sell
per1pt6t!
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Der nd6ffe GDnSree.

@epublifaner baben au9 fur ben
na9jten Gonsreb wieber cine senii=
aenSe Stimmenmebrbeit, UNI, rpenn
lie au9 uar eiuisermaben 5uiammen=
balten, ibre ParteimaBreSeln bur9dus
briden. SIM 9auie bes so. Cont
sreHes merben 2O7 &epublifaner unb
IFS Demofraten 1isen-etne republic
taniide Mebrbeit uon 20. Die be-
n.otratil9en 9emtnne errei@en BITE
immerbin betrdsli9e 3iffer pom 70
uus uertbeileu ii@ bauptid9li9 auf
Stem gort, Yennipluauia, Soma,
Bisconiin, Minneiota, Waha9uletts,
Seem Serlep, RbObe Sslano. Oela@
ruare unb California. Stem Dort oil
Lem, bas i'm 81. gOuSreb MUIR apolf
.Semotratii9e 8ertreter bate, piro tn
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@rfer 9beu.
SerbHSefibI.

HousmberuaGt. aein Sduieln mebr
Der sarten 9ifte ipireit on,
1ub In benz Sbale nebell6wer,
Stnst Dir fem 86sleiu mebr CUR Stub!
NIB in BEN abnunSsban9en S6wei9en
fau;en bic Glen ibren &eiseu.
9opembermorseu.- 0eiB bic Slur,
nnb ON benz @ras sereifter Sbau;
Seiu betenb Seieru Der Natur,
I'm 6immel fem a3urnes Slau.
Die leSte RoIe in benz 9arteu
Rus LANCE auf bic Sonne warten.
lub penn Der erfe Strabl bur1bri9t
Der Rebelitreifen talte Na4t,
Damn sebt elm freubta Seben ni9t
9nr1 bic Hatur nit Sanberma1t;
g raul1en nur i'm Serbtesmetter
Sie iiber Jta9t sefdrbten Slatter.
Oas TT, 9atur. bein ep'ser Sang,
6aS nod bes Nriiblinss iiBem Sraum
Gar balb enttdui9t, elm Sobten1an9
On ielber iinst am grabesiaum
SaB i9 su fri5 bic gldtter fdrben,
Dap &oieu in ben Rnospen iterbeu.
Sas lit, o Weui1enbers. bein Srau9,
DAP oauu pom qtebesluit belebt
Or beine &oien melfen au9,
Sur6 oeine Sieber Sebniuht bebt;
SaB bann mad fr0blidem Beginner
Die Gbrdneu pom ben Wan9en riuuel.
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