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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-26
gns Dem Snneren Narblan0's nn6
Den uugrrn3rnoen Stnaten.
@rf4oB fein Sinh.
~. " =

Gr4oB 1etn &ttD.
Sin f9redli9er l1nfan ereignete ii9
in Qafpnirbe, elmer tleinen Nniieolung
an Der yQtlunticzg itpz8abn, etli9e
Meilen unter6alb gamben. 9as
Opfer mar Der Stpei Sabre ulte SOiepb
4rt6ur, Der BON ieinem Batter. r8uO"
@rt6ur, bur9 3ufan erf4Ofen purbe.
Mrtbur eraminirte, rtpG6renb bas &tno
auf feinen &niee'n foB, einen Rebolz
Der, ben er fir ~unseluoen 6ielt. BlOB=
lid fru4te elm S9uB, unb blutiiberz
FRONT itir3te bas 8inb bOn Dem
S9opBe ieines @uters uuf ben 8oOen.
Der Batter elite fort, um einen 4r5t
gu bolen, als Der elbe iebo9 eintraf,
mar bas &inb bereits cine 2et6e.
&urSe Hptiaen aus benz
Stddte.
Sn HorrisbiIe, 6arforb @ountD,
lit 9r. 4aron s. Stifler i'm Qlter bon
so Sa6ren geitOrben.
Sn benz @iebel bes 6aufes zines
6armers in @arolinez@ puntp bate
fi9 Elm 9ienenI4tparm einseniftet,
ipel9er benz @igentbimer in ben leg
ten Sagen $50 9funb 9onis eintrug.
Sn Martins6urg, W.z@a., finb cine
Menge eefGGi9te 6alb=0 oGarftide i'm
ltmlaufe. Mun ,glaubt, baB cine
5alf6miin3erbanoe in benz bena9barz
ten Yennfplpanien bas @elb berfteGt.
Sn Der Hd6e bes Nort6zW ountain
bei Martinsburg lit bas feline &inb
bes 6rn. S6eobor Butts an 8ranbz
fpunben geitorben, tpel6e es fi9 3u3oe,
als bic Mutter es uIein gelufen bate,
nm MaTer gu bolen.
Sn Soumsbiae, 8a.; lit bic "a
Sabre alte Grau Rutbdrine Sanm ge=
ftorben. sic 9interlteb feds perbei>
ratbete &tnber.
Capt. Sobn 80. 9e2acour bon
Baltimore nurbe in 4nnapolis um
S25 unb Soften beitraft, neil er unz
iprtirts auftern an gOrb 9atts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-26

SIN Cumberland npnen Hiron &c
3tmmermdnR Elm neues S9edter
bduen.
Sm Gumberldno @8alleb, ungefG6r
II Wfeilen bon Cumberland, lit bds
Wp6R6aus bon Sobn unb I(bert
Strominger a69ebrannt. Sin fdt9o>
Iif9er Srben bsa6ii9tigt, uuf benz
9runb5tid elm Sanitarium gu errt9=
ten.
Sberit So6n SO. Npirett, Der Ser
ausgeber Der ,@umberlanD Shines"
uno Stats Sagbparbein, pel4er an
Der S9pinbfu9t lsibet, erfrantte duf
Der 3eiie BON Qrt5pna na9 ieinef
t6eimat6 70 bebenfIid, odb er in 8un=
faszGitp dr5tIi9en 8eiitanb in Anz
5pru9 nebmen muBte.
9ur9 einen unglidli9en 3ufaG
fpurbe Der 17ziGbrige Benjamin 9az
mel 9uG uuf elmer 5u4sidgb Bel
Cumberland bon ieinem 8dter gez
tDbtet.
Yittsburger &opitaGiften baben i'm
tpeftli9en She'll BON SaplOrz@ Ountp,
8.z8a., ettpa 10000 Older Soblenz
lamb gum 9reis BON $15 pro Older
aufgefauft.
Sin STUDENT bes r9roDe Gttp Sol
Gege," 0amens 90. Chambers BON
RepTGaItle, 3d., nelder auf einem
Srupes Surniibungen anfteqen po1te,
itiirate 6erab unb perrentte ii9 beibe
Irme.
Walter Suunbers iagte Dem jun9en
9atrid S6annon, tpel6er nit Saunz
berg So6ter bur6gegangen NOR, bel
2aurel, W.z8u., cine &ugel bur3 ben
&opf. @ntfeeIt fiel Der junge gidnn
in bic 4rme ieiner 9eliebten.
Die 12zjG6rige Carrie Watfon bon
@aitz2atrobe, 9a., tpuroe BON etnem
tolen 6unbe %gebi7en uno liegt i'm
Sterben.
Beim gin1tur5 elmer Wdfto III Ell
rer 3e6e BEL RataIie, 3d., mo- tie
&oblen bra9en, I'm ni4t erfrierer gu
miifen, perluren Sofep6 petrOB unb
feline .5tpei, elf, refp. neun Sabre alien
SD6ne Sobn unb SOiepb ihr 2eben,
pdbrenb Der Is Sabre ate So6n
M1i4ael t0btli9e 8erIeBungen erlltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-26
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Die Qnlei6e fir Q6l06nung Der SnA
furgenten : Armee. - PIattfor
Der 0ppoiition8 : Burtei.

5upunu, %. San. - 0a5 ST.
nun3 = Gomtte oe5 Senate5 lit nit
Der @usar6eitung bes 8eridte5 ii6er
bic Bin bei9Gfttgt, nel6e OieGrmd4z
tiqurq gu Der Mufna6me Der Qnletbe
DON $35,O00,O 900 ertbeilt, OerenGrl0s
gu Der Q(uSl06nung Der cubanii4en
Soloaten benuBt per0en ioQ, lpslde
an benz Rebeutonstriege t6etlgenom9
men 6u6en. 8ier W}ilionen bes Sc
fummt6etruqe8 fouen CUR 60roerung
Der Qunopirt656oft 6enuBt peroen.
Die Nnlei6e fon Our4 bic @infij3z
runq zines nelen Stempeliteuer<Spz
items Qaranttrt perOen. IS 6eiBt,
amerifanfT6e 5~inan3Ieute feien be-
reit, bic Nnlei6e gu ii6ernebmen.
Der gonDsrt Der poIitii6en Pars
teien, ipel6e 8egner Der repu6litas
mid co~nierbatiDen Ober 4omtnts
ftration5 : gartei Iinb, bat einGomtte
nit Der QufieBung elmer Plottform
6eauFtragt, Oeren grunO3ii8e fOlgenOe
iein Touen: 8eoifiOn beg 9latti4en
Announcements, ptrtIi4e und66dngt81
felt unb 6ouperGnitGt Der cu6unii6en
Repu6lif, 8etra8tung Der 8eitims
munger bes 9Iutfiaen &men0ez
ments aIs bOrii6erge6eno, ltberale
Qustegurg Der Contribution. Snouz
ftriez uno 6anOelsfrei6eit, @erBinoes
runq monopoliTtf6er 3snOen5en,
66uB3oG unO 9onoelsOertrdge nur
uuf feiner Balls, 60roerun9 Der Sn7
Duitrie uno Qunopirt6f4aft, Srganiz
fotion elmer Qrmee, elmer MIarine un0
elmer MiIi3, @otOpd6rung nit Gill
ber56eioemiin3e, Elm Spitem Der
66ieOsgeri6te Bel 4rbeiteritreitigs
feiten, 2C6f6affung Der @onnta85ar7
Belt unb boGItGnoige 6reibeit unOllns
ab6dngigteit 5pif6en Stout unO airs
40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-26
StaSt Baltimore.
Sriefbef0rbsrnus mad bem Nnslanbe

Die auspdrtige ppf fir bic nit
benz 81. Sanuar enoenbe Wo4t
f4lieBt lin alien 6duen piinftli9) i'm
bieiigen 9oitamte pie foIst:
Die Poit lit offen fir gadetSStide
bon 9 ubr Morgens bis 5 ubr Na9=
mtttags tagli4, ausgenommen SOnns
tags.
Die padet goit fir 9eutI9lant
f9lieBt UNI II ubr 8ormtttags an
5reitug per 9ampfer patricia"
3rans= atlantic : 9 It.
Mnntag = 9 l16r 46enbs: fir
Stdlien brett per OampFer nSiciliu"
(8riefe miiFen per Oampfer nSictz
Tia" be5ei4net ietn).
9ierItag: 6 u6r Qbenbs = fir
europa per Oampfer r@eltic" Oia
Queenstown. 9 ubr 4benbs: fir
Europa per 0ampfer n5riesIunb" Dia
Sout6ampton (8riefe mifen per
Odmpfer r5rieslanb" be3ei9net fein).
Mittpo9: 9 l1br Nbenbs = fir
Sranfrei6, Siib : europa, Ggppten
unb 8ritiI9zS noien per 0ampfer ga
Champagne" pia 9aOre (8riefe fir
anbere Sbeile guropa's miifen per
9ampfer ga Champagne" be3ei4net
iein).
6reitag: 7 ubr 9benbs - fir Srz
lamb per. Oampfer rgtruria" bia
Aueenstppn (8riefe fir anbere S6etle
@uropa's miifen per 0dmpfer ~@truz
ria" be5ei4net fein). 9 ubr 46enos
= fir europa per 0ampfe r nSroonz
lamb" bta Sout6ampton.
gof il g ii b. unbGentraf>
4mer.if a, W etinDienet etc.
Montag: II l1br Ra9ts - fir
gentralzQ merita unb 9dfen an Der
gucaficfiifs per 9ampfer pia Colon;
fir bic Ga platas2dnber per DAM
pier rMer9ant prince;" fir Martiz
nique, 8arbabos, 8ritti9z, 9uG1dnz
bi19z unb 6run3Oiifd>@ Guiana per
9ampfer rSalisman."
Osnitdg: 1 1br Nd6mtttags -
fir Samaica per Oampfer BON 8Oz
itpn. II u6r Na9ts: fir bic 3D.
6dmds per 0ampfer bon Wftdmt,
5la.; fir N~eufunoluno per 9ampfer
uRofalino."
Mittpo9: u 1br Na9ts - fir
Samaica per Oumpfer bon 9hildOelz
p6ia; fir Guba, Yucatan etc. per
0ampfer r8igiIancia;" fir bic 3d.
mas, Guantanamo unb Santiago per
9ampfer rOri5uba,"
9onneritag: II l1br Naats = fir
9abti per 9ampfer r5ldnOrid;" fir
8ernam6uco unb Santos per DAM
pier ,@aitern prince."
Jreitag-12 u6r Nudts: fir Ser
muba per 0ampfer rSrinibab;" fir
Yorto 8ico, Curacao unb 8ene3ueGa
per 0umpfer rPpnce;" fir Samaicu
unO @reptOpn per 9ampfer r8alenz
cia."
@amtag: II ll6r Na9ts - fir
bic 9abamus per 9ampfer BON
Miamt, 5la.
Srans 9actfic 90 It.
0ienitag: 7 l16r Qbenbs - fir bic
9biItppinenzSnieln pta Gan 5ranz
5isco.
Sumftug - 7 n6r Gbenbs: fir
@uftralien unb bic StitzSnieln pid
8ancouper; fir 9upuii, Sapan.
China urb bic 9~biltppinen bid San
Srun3iscO; fir China unO Sapun Dia
Sdcomd.
Srans@puciftczpoft ptrb tGgIi4
gum Qbgungsbafen b%efOrbert unO Or
rangements limb %.getroffen fir beren
ununtsrbrp9ene l1e6erlanb : 8efOroez
rung.
g. 9apies @arfieGb,
8oftmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-26

@etterausfi9ten. = SIR
MarDlonb unb ben Oiitrift Columbia
tlar am Montug, triiberes am Diem
flag, nit iteieenber Semperatur unb
lei4ten perGnberIi4eR @iahen4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-26
8aneriid1cr MaSfcnbaI
in Der
v@ermania= M1nnerhDr =Salle,"
9iemit1a, Den "a. Satuar.

patronatsfef.- t. ds r@Rez
iapeafe : Gon3i( g1r. SO, &. 80. g."
feierte geftern iein patronatsfeft. I'm
31O ubr perIammelten ii9 Die Ndtz
glieoer in Der ct. Mi9aels : 9aae u.
marf9irten in pro5efiion na4 Der
glei4namtgen Stride, Gde @olfez uno
2om6arb@S traBe, pO lie I'm 10 ubr
benz feierli9en lebitirten 9o6amte
beippbnten, tpsl6es gu ibrem Inniz
perIarium fir ale leben6en uno Der@
ftprbenen MitgIie0er a~6ge6alten muir
Re. 9ater 3ettor 6erbinuno 2iB mar
Der Gelebrant, ais 9iatOn fungirte
9ater Soiep6 @9anB, als Subz0idz
fon Yater 8. M3eier unb Die Preotgt
belt 9ater Nlobiius 2uB. 5olgenoe
8eamte oes @on5ils nu6men an benz
So9umte t6eiG: 9rGiibeht NitOlaus
s. @los, 8tce : prdiioent 4noreas
@iG, 8an5ler Urban 3tnt, &dplan
9ater Reftor Serb. u. QiB, Rebner
@eo. 8eber, SetretGr 8tl6. S.Stetn,
Collector &. &D6Ier, S9uBmeiIter
aarl 2uddrt, Mari9uq g.. Rieberz
hing, innere Wa4e 9. 9Oler, duBere
Wa6e 9eterGummer; Srutees: 4ler>
amber S9erer, ien., SObn Drifting
unb SoIep6 @entger. Reprdientanz
ten gum MurpIunb : Stats : Gon>
gil: p6ilipp 6. MiiGer, Il. 3inf nnb
@ilb. s. Gtsin. StellDertreter: Q1z
quit Sengemi6le Ii. Nifolaus s. 9los.
4us benz r2ubor : 6 II
eeum." Die v8isrdusfd6rerz
Union" belt geitern 9u4mittag i'm
,2u6or : 2pceum" ibre regeImdBige
8erIammlung al, in pel9er Tie bic
0ienIte i6res lungid6rigen SetretdrS
unO @genten 5rn, Germ. 8. 0latops>
fiji in fe6r PATHFINDER Weiie dnertdnnte,
incem lie ibm unIdBli6 ieiner ueber@
na6me Der steuung beg Stauauhe@
bers in Der nMonumental 8raueret"
Elm pru9tpoues itlbernes S9eeierpice
bur9 6rn. Sumss McIffes iiberrei@
diem lieb. 5r. @m. Or4drb tpuros
an feiner @teQe als SetretGr ertpG6lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-26

9as Wetter. = Ser 9eitrtge
@onntuq mar Der erIte ibeale Binterz
@onntug, ben mir bieies SdRr gu
bersei9nen batten. Der am Samitag
qefauene S9nee mar gerdbe ttef gez
mug, nm ben Sreunoen elmer angene6z
men @9littenpartte 9eGegenbeit gu
elmer @pa5ierfubrt in Der frtiAen unb
ni9t gu talten 2uft 81 geben. Sn ben
@truBen Der @tabt unb audi auf ben
2onbitraBen auBerbalb Der Stabt err
t0nten qeItern luitige S4littenglOdz
9en unb frD6li8e Menf4enitimmen.
Ser ungeFdbr bret 3on tiefe S4nee
begann am Samitag Nd4mittag gu
faIen unb bebedt Stabt unb 2anb.
Die Semperatur nariirte 5pt14en 20
unb 80 9rdb unb Der Wtno mar
mGBig. Der Wettermann bate uns
3tpdr mod me6r S9nee am Sonntag
berIpro9en, aber es fiel nur tpentg,
obf6on Der 6immel ausia6, als ob
ieben Iugenbltd cine neue Gdbung
berabfomemn piirbe. Sir heute 1T
uns flares unb ipGrmeres Wetter in
4usfi4t geiteGt. Sn ben hOber gelez
eenen 2anbbiitritten ion Der @4nee
an man9en @telen fieben Biz a4t
3oG tief liegen. Die StruBenbubnz
@efeGf4aft .lieB ibre @4neepfliige
luufen unb reinigte Die 9eleiie. 0u
es talt mar, flog Der Sdnee pte
@taub bon ben 9eleiien. Hur bic
Gifenbabnen butten einige unbebeuz
tenbe 8er3Dgerungen bur4 ben
@9neefan gu beri4ten. 4ber fonit
tparen feline l1nfGle 81 6eri4ten.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
CHARLES H. HULL.
GEORGE A. TURNER.
Stand Up for Home.

Editor Times Republicans: The writer
is resident of your city, travelling for
a Chicago house, and was made glad
thru your columns to learn of the re-
awakening of the Commercial Club. l
trust that all the good things planned
and hoped for may snsedily come our
way. But to the text, "Stand tip for
Home, Who and How?" Marsnal,tcwn
is known as the Home town. (sol-
d;ers), and is also SAID to be the home
of over 400 travelling men. AT a certain
hotel in a certaia town not ,cng ago
noticed familiar name on the register.
Il oaI ;ialist promoter, banker IF Mar
shfilltown, and quite likely a member of
this same Commercial Club. VINO regis
tered as from Chicago" Now, is he
ashamed of his home town, or was there
some either motive? Every man when
away from home, no matter what dis
tance, can stand up for mis- home town
by signing his name and residence in
the book that others may know where
you are at Let them know where You
are from. Every ore knows that there
is a Narshalltown on the map, and let
every one of the 400 help to perpetuate
1t Eut Some say Of the tenints, Or
renters. that they don't pay cent of
tax and have no right to stand up But
listen. l contend that the consumer
pays the freight, the consumer pays the
tariff. and the renter paws the tax.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
EXHIBIT. DRAWS CROWD.
Manual Training Exhibit at Woodbury.
School Proves Interesting to Pa


irons.
The rooms set aside In the Wood
bury school for the manual training
exhibit Friday afternoon and evening
were not large enough TO properly ac-
commodate the crowds which visited
the rooms during that time.
Especially was this true in
the evening. when the three rooms and
the corridor of the building We're
packed with those who visited the
building. The general exhibit was
shown In the kindergarten room, while
Miss Smiths room was given over to
the kindergarten, first grade and Day
ton exhibits. In Miss iioodell's room
was shown the work OF the second,
third and fourth grades. and in Miss
Flickinger's was hung the fifth. sixth
and seventh grade exhibits. The eX-
hibit was of the same high order as
that which has been shown in the other
wards. the more noticeable ones being
the wall paper, china ware designs,
sofa pillows and baskets of the fifth
sixth and seventh grades. In this eX-
hibit one window design drew great
deal of attention and received many
compliments. 1t was the work of
George Eckman, pupil of the seventh
grade. In the Kindergarten and first
grade exhibit was showa the weaving
in raffia and of mats and free hand
paper cutting, and in the second, third
and fourth grade exhibits Of water
color work, designs, and paper cut
ting. One corner of the corridor was
prettily arranged as Japanese booth
in. which Misses Ella Oliver and Betty
Shervin costumed, as Japs, served tea
and waters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
Johd f. Golding to be Returned
to Mt. Pleasant Hospital
For Treatment
FAILS TO REPORT AS ORDERED
Will How Have to Serve the Full Term
of His Commitment, Two Years -
Was Paroled Dec. 10, 1902, After
Few Months Treatment for Dipso.
mania-Governo Notifies Sheriff.

John r. Golding. painter of the city,
who was one of the first to be arrested
in this county as dipsomaniac and
sent to the Mt. Pleasant hospital for in
ebriacy treatment, after the new law
went into effect July /, 1902. has vio-
lated his parole and will be returned to
the hospital. Golding was paroled Dec.
IL, 1902, and has been behaving him.
self until a few weeks ago, when he
took to drinking gain and has made
such nuisance of himself that the
matter was reported to the sheriffs Of
fee
Sheriff Shoemaker was informed Fri
day evening of Golding's actions, and
this morning received a letter from the
parole clerk in the office of Governor A.
b. Cummins, asking concerning the
whereabouts of Golding. 1t seems that
he has violated his parole in more ways
than one, and has not reported to the
clerk of courts on the first of each
month, as the law prescribes, and con-
tanned in the conditions of the parole.
Golding's actions alone. even tho he
had reported, would be sufficient cause
for the sheriff to arrest without war
rant, and return him to Mt. Pleasant.
He has been making his home with his
sister Mrs. Ed Choate of 105 Byron
street, since returning from the hospit-
al. Mrs. Choa.e is i'll with typhoid fe-
Yer. having been sick for the past seven
weeks. Goldin's presence, in an intoxi-
Gated condition, is greatly detrimental
to his sisters condition, and her attend
ing physician has so informed the sher-
iff.
Deputy Sheriff Hutson will leave to-
morrow morning for Mt Pleasant in
charge of Golding. According to the
law he will be compelled to serve the
entire time of his commitment, two
years. The law is very strict in this re-
gard. The intent is to help the unfor
Inmates who are confined in the hos
pital in every way possible. and parole
them as soon as it is considered that
the appetite is under control. When,
however,, a parole is granted and then
violated. and the patient returned to
the hospital, there is no other hope for
him and he is compelled to serve his
full time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
Paine's Celery
Compound
Rapidly Repairs
Wasted Tissue, Puts it in Firm condi-
tion and Expels Waste Poisons From
the System.

The tissues of the human body are
rapidly wasted by fevers and great
quantities of waste poison are poured
into the blood. The rapid breakdown
Of tissue. and the charging of the blood
with poisons. bring unfortunate vic
TINS to condition of weakness and
helplessness that is pitiable to behold.
Thousands of young and old who have
Just passed the critical stages of ty-
phoid, intiammatory, gastric. typhus.
intermittent, and other forms of fevers,
demand the closest attention and best
treatment if life Is to be saved.
With true candor honesty and earn
estness, we suggest and urge the use
of natures nerve food and nourisher,
Paine's Celery Compound, the only
medicine in the world that has proven
Ats value as a builder OF wasted tissue,
q bracer of weak and irritated nerves,
q failing blood purifier and en-
richer. Paine's Celery Compound has
made tens of thousands we'll and
strong; it has saved afflicted one from
the grave where everything else has
failed No other medicine SO quickly
fortifies feeble men and women: it gives
them that robust health that makes
life Joy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
LOCAL COMMENT.
eeeseAs@eeeese4e4A4AAeAAAA

With but ten more days left before
the republican primary the best efforts
of the various candidates are being
put into the fight. for every day from
now on counts. In fact there has been
but very little procrastination apparent
in the primary contest from it's in
ception several months ago. For the
most part it has been a very clean
campaign, much more noticeably so
than last year. AS the T.-R. prophesied
early in the campaign, there has been
no opposition to Mr.. Cummings, for
representa- tive. and for once in Mar
shall county man is going TO be
placed in office without being COM
PEELED to spend much money in his can
vass. The principal fight, for senator,
is not going to be a walkaway for
either candidate, and both realize it.
Some betting money is being placed
on the candidates. to be sure. but 1t is
largely for effect, rather than a bet
ting proposition. The nominations
have all been closed and the ticket will
call for the selection of a republican
candidate for the office of senator rep
resentative. treasurer, sheriff. county
superintendent, coroner, surveyor and
one member of the board of super
visors.
In the matter of elections March is
going to be we'll supplied, and one
more than is contemplated is booked
1t is the special election called by the
council, on March 20, at which time
the proposition of anneXing terrltor9
east of the city. to take in tine neV
pottery plant addition, and contiguou
territory, will be placed before the PEG
pie. The first election of the month !
that of the independent school dis
trict, on the 9th. The primary follow
the next day: special on the 20, and tn
city election on the Goth.
While but little has been said in Z
public way concerning the school cleo
ton, to Marshalltown, 1t is not mat
ter of secondary Importance, by any
means. The welfare of the publ,
school system, which has reputa-
ton not confined to Iowa, lies III the
selection of the board of directors. Two
of the best men Marshalltown can pro
duce, Charles Fl. Hull and Hon. George
A. Turner, have been compelled by the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
OLD AND NEW WAY.
Hyomei the Latest Scientific Discovery
for the Cure of Catarrh.

Hyomei the Latest ScIehtlIlc discovery
for the Cure of Catarrh.
The discovery of Hyornei has wrought
a. wonderful change in tire treatment OF
.catarrh
Prior to three years ago the meai-
cines ordinarily employed in the cure or
this disease were nausea.ing drugs ana
worthless tonics. In some instances
they benefited. but the Improvement
was not lasting.
With Hyomei you take into the air
passages of the throat and head a bal
samic air that goes to the minutest
cells. effectually killing all germs and
microbes of catarrh. II enters the
blood with the oxygen, killing the germs
in the blood, and restores health to the
whole system. Many astonishing tSstl-
monials have been received from those
who have been cured by Hyomei.
N. G. Durham, % Wellington street,
Boston. Mass, writes: Il have suf-
cered from catarrh for number OF
years. tried Hyomei and found 1T the
only cure for this disease ! ever used
Perhaps the strongest evidence that
can be given to doubters is the fact that
Mcbride & Will have SO much faith In
Hyomei that they sell every package
under a positive guarantee 10 refund
the money If it does not cure.
Now is the time to begin the use of
Hyomei.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
In the Police Court.

Harry Whitaker. known about town
as 1.-The Mexican" because of his pc
culiar style and dress, was arrested
Friday afternoon at his home. 8 West
Railroad, on a charge of disorderly
conduct. The warrant also included his
wife, Emma. They We're arraigned be-
fore Mayor Jones, pleaded not guilty.
and their bonds placed at $50 each.
Neither was able to furnish the requir-
ed amount and were sent to Jail. Mrs.
Whitaker became hysterical after being
locked up and amused herself for a
time by breaking the windows of her
cell.
The Whitakers We're in the mayors
court this morning and We're fined 500
or thirty days in jail The sentences
were suspended in case they would
leave the city. This they promised
to do on Tuesday, or as soon as they
could pack their household effects.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
A Weak Stomach

Causes a weak body and invites dis
ease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures and
strengthens the stomach, and wards off
and overcomes disease. j. B. Taylor, a
prominent merchant of Chriesman,
Tex. saws: 81 could not eat because
of a weak stomach. I lost all strength
and ran down in weight All that
money could do was Done. but all hope
of recovery vanished. Hearing of some
wonderful cures effected by the use OF
kodol l concluded to try it. The first
bottle benefited me. and after taking
four bottles / am fully restored to my
usual strength, weight and health"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28

therefore he has an equal right to say
who shall administer in all the different
departments of city rule and should es-
pecially be interested in the eduoation-
al departments 1t is our right and duty
therefore. at all times and places, u
stand up for Marshalltown. The writer
was born in Marietta before the war;
but afterwards was constrained to
change his home to Marshalltown. Now
laugh and some perhaps will straight
way begin to murmur and object and
say, Did anything good come out of
Marietta?' WE'LL did anything good
come out of Nazareth? trust they may
be willing to admit that one or two good
points have been raised if not estab
lished by "one of the 400
u. A. HALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-28
The Easy PHI.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers do not
grippe nor weaken the system. They
cure biliousness, iaundice, constipation
and inactive livers by arousing the se-
cretions moving the bowels gently, yet
effectually, and giving such tone and
strength to the glands of the stomach.
liver and bowels that the cause of the
trouble is removed e, tirely. These ia
nous little pills exert decided tonic
effect upon the organs involved and If
their use is continued for a few days
there will be no return of the trouble.