davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
TOPICS OF THE.
TIMES = = =

! In a recent examination of rural
carriers at Clarinda, a woman secured
the highest grade. 1t is not the grade
that makes trouble Tor female rural
carriers. but the big mud hole at the
end of the grade.
In an autographs letter Senator
Wark, the centenarian iawmaker of
Canada. assigns his longevity to plain
food and regular habits. He says he
has been accustomed to eat oatmeal
porridge and milk for breakfast, ana
still makes 1t part of his morning
meal, followed by single cup of black
tea and q slice of bread. A piece of
fowl or fish, with cup of tea, forms
his midday meal. In the evening he
has cup of tea and slice of bread.
He retires regularly at 10 o'clock and
rises at 730. Some people will Won
der mildly what excuse Senator Wark
has to offer for living 100 years.
Mother Drexel who gave up life
OF ease in Philadelphia to uplit't the
Indian and the negro. has offered
$780, 600 Of her own fortune for the
establishment of q school and church
for the Indians of the Winnebago NE
braska) reservation. The consent nf
the Indians has already been obtain
ed.
The announcement by Senator Quay
that his ancestry includes a full blood
Delaware Indian explains lot OF little
things which have bothered observers
Of his career.
The difference between the effete
east ana the virile and untrammeled
middle west Is illustrated by the lam
guage used by excitei democratic DEL
egates. In the Connecticut state con
vention Mr.. Waller advised Mr..
Brothers to go and commit suicide. In
the Iowa convention. he would have
been frankly told to go to III"
with picturesque AMI pertinent trim
mings connecting his family tree with
canine mesalliance.
Now that seedless apples have been
propagated a movement should be
started to grow little more pulp on
prunes.
The Dies Moines Capital thinks Sec
rotary Shaws excitement over the
Sherclitfe exposure extremely natural.
with the public getting but one side
OF the story" says the Capital, "he
has some just grounds for fearing
that the public will misunderstood not
only his actions. but his motives" The
fact that the side of the story given 10
the public was the inside, may have
had something to do with the ex-
governors exhibition of annoyance"
Secretary Shaw suggests Congress-
man robert r. Hit, of Illinois, as Ii
failing Senator Fairbanks acceptance
of the office. The suggestion is IA good
one. No public man knows more, is
better qualified personally, than Bob
Hit, whose life has been spent in
politics and with statesmen. AS a
on the famous Lincoln Douglass de-
bates. He was secretary and charge
daffaisres ad interim to the Wash
burn legation to FIa,nce, and has been
a most effective cha rman of the house
committee on foreign affairs. He was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
ED BROWNS BEGINNINGS
FEAST Perm Mail.1


We saw a statement In the daily
press yesterday of the indictment of
Hon. Ed Brown and his two sons by an
O'Brien county grand jury. With the
sons we hold no acquaintance, since
they We're mere children when we We're
more Intimate with the head of the
family. Ed G. Brown came TO o'Brien
county one of the poorest of young
men in 1870 or about then, and by dlnt
of hard work. ngid economy, and good
mana cement, by his own and his Wife's
toll on a piece of government eand he
became prosperous and financier OF
no mean ability, gradually working his
way to the top of the ladder; ana thru
his own success became the head and
front of the Sheldon State bank. AT
one time, during our residence there In
the year 1882, he was then In the real
estate business and connected with the
bank and likewise postmaster of Shell
don, and his annual income from all
sources was about $1,000. Then, and
for years afterward, his word was as
good as gold, besides he was consid-
cred one of the most reliable and safe
businss men in the state, and when
ms bank 1alure was TGpoFtSu ASdl
ago the statement was given out that
he would be able to meet his and the
banks liabilities dollar for dollar But
by the recent disclosures it is said he
cannot reach more than from 80 TO so
per cent 1t is certainly, If true, a sad
denouement at the end of thirty years
of active business life, wherein his
every act was considered the work of
an honest, conscientious man, whose
prosperity killed him: and yet with all
reports we cannot believe it all true.
We hope that the shadows that fall SO
heavily now around our friends home
may yet be lifted, and silver lining
shade a brighter picture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
Tran Hans Nests.

One of the many inventions which
have found favor with the poultry
raisers has been the trap nest and
there Is hardly a farmer in the county
who is keeping any chickens at all who
does not have this clever little device
for keeping a tab upon his flock.
The trap nest has only been intro
duced in the country Within the last
few years. and it became popular at
once The many advantages which it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
Made YOUNG AGAIN.

zone of DIR. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me In
my teens again." writes D. II. Turner.
of Dempseytown. Pa. They're the best
In the world for liver. stomach and
bowels. Purely vegetable. Never grippe.
only 25 cents at the Mcdonald & Ma.
hood Company's drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
) low A NE w S :
( PAPERS = = =
IOWA HENS AND PROSPERITY.

IOWA HENS AND PROSPERITY.
Huntington Hawk Eye.l
A sample of the way in which the
Iowa hen is helping to keep up general
prosperity is shown in an item from
Yarmouth, Ia, where in two weeks
from that immediate vicinity were
gathered one full carload of fresh eggs
amounting to over 10000 dozen, or Civ
ing the actual figures, 10000 eggs.
These eggs Noted the owners of the
hens Is cents a dozen or total of
$l,575. The eggs viii sell in Chicago
at an advance of n cents per dozen
and will retail at from 90 to % cents per
dozen. Thus the farmers and individ-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
When the San Rises

Weak lungs should be careful. Coughs
and colds are dangerous then. Ono
Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and
colds and gives strength to the lungs.
Mrs G. E. Fenner, of Marion, Ind.
says: II suffered with a cough until T
ran down in weight from 14S to ninety
two pounds. tried number Of RENEE
dies to no avail until I used One Min
ute Cough Cure. Four bottles OF this
wonderful remedy cured me entirely a.
the cough strengthened my lungs ana
restored me to my normal weight.
health and strength" Sold by all Drug
gists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

the nomination of the candidate whom
he opposes"
The Burlington Hawkeye notes that
"The Iowa democrats are so deter
mined to be united they adopted the
unit rule" and suggests they resemble
1.-THE old gentleman who was deter
mined his family should kneel at family
prayers, even if he had to knock them
down"
The Dubuque Times is of the opinion
that "the new law In behalf of honorab-
ly discharged, competent veterans, Will
serve as an ak at the roots OF some
OF these appontive evils at least. Aside
from the merited recognition of the men
who have served their country in its
time of danger and helped to save 1t,
the law will help TO purify public plac-
es. If it We're, class legislation 1t is in
favor of class who deserve all the
good things that can be done for them
at this late day
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Clinton Herald says 1T is already
evident that large number of demo-
Gratis in this county, in the district and
in the state will vote for President
Roosevelt this fall, no matter who the
party dominates at the st. Louis con-
vention. Doubtless the democrats of
this county reflect the sentiment of the
anti Hearst, anti-Rryan democrats of
the state. The democrats of this city.
that is. the conservative element make
no secret of the fact that they are dis
gusted with the antics of the party
and will not support it's candidates any
longer. Tha capturing of the state by
Hearst was the last straw that broke
the camers back
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
TRUCK FARMING
IN THE SOUTH

Does Truck Farming in the South
pay? Write the undersigned for free
copy of Illinois Central Circular No. ).
and note what Is said concerning 1t.
J. f. Merry, Asst Genl Pass'r Agent.
illinois Central Railroad Dubuque. La.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

A little love, a little wealth,
A little home for you and me.
Tis all I ask. except good health.
Which comes from taking Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Mcbride & Will Drug TO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11
HENRY SUNDELL,S
O. K. RESTAURANT
25 M. Center

That Is where you get the coffee they
ara all talking about. It is the best
town.
For that hungry feeling try our Is
Gent Meal. It satisfies. It il our spsc.
tally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

whether or not Mr. Hearst will be
nominated at st. Louis remains to be
seen" declares the Des Moines News.
'In the light of recent events 1t would
be unwise to predict his failure. In
any event the New York congressman
will have enough delegates in the dem
ocratic national convention to prevent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

the nomination of the candidate whom
he opposes"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

The Dubuque Telegraph Herald
counts it IAN error to cast the blame
upon newspapers for the proclivity of
scholars and theologians to indulge in
the higher criticism, as did DR.. Booth.
The secular papers have contributed
nothing to the discussion beyond Civ
ing the arguments of the critics as mat
tiers of news. The church has produce
ed more Bible critics than has the
press at any rate the Telegraph
thinks there Is no pressing need of
criticism of the scriptures. 1t serves no
good purpose. All can find in them
rules for guidance in every relation of
life There are so many precepts about
which there is no dispute or conten-
ton that it is a mere waste of time
and utterly useless to theorize upon
these things which seem mysterious or
incapable of being understood. The
Bible will still be, notwithstanding
criticism, the greatest book in the
world. The Lord said: MY word shall
not pass away
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

Whatever else has happened. Judge
Wade has not lost a personal friend
or political supporter during the past
week. asserts the Davenport Demo-
craf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

'Iowans take a pride In the agricul-
tural school, remarks the Ottumwa
they have seen fit to give it in the past
they have sen fit to give 1t in the past
it has come to be recognized as the
leading institution of its kind in the
country. That the people of Iowa pro-
pose to keep It in its present advanced
posieio is evidenced by their action
thru their representatives in providing
SO handsomely for the enlargement of
Its accommo da tons"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

The Iowa City Republican observes
little Hearst sentiment in Iowa, but
there is wide spread feeling that those
democrats who bolted a few years ago
should bet properly clothed in sack cloth
and ashes before assuming leadership.
The so-called Hearst men seem perfect
ly willing to take the milionaire's mon
ey and use 1t in organizing against their
old time foes within the party"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

A little farm we'll titled is still pref
tv good thing to look forward to. There
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

majority thai iH.uf statehood ie the
proper th.uE Tho people off Arizona
never voted moro unvlso'y than when
they voted Tor Narb Smith 0n tho san
of ihis month
"Tho one favorable feature of fhp
situation Or the overwhelming victory
for che republicans 200 tha nation ~
would ho impossible. now. for The ro
puhiIcone t0 ioer control of th0 senate
before March 4. 1917. There o. mo-
pariino object therefore. Iu gaining
tvu republican senators from tho pro
posed Joint state uf Arizona
"But t1 balance ihis feature in na.
Iur1l politics is tho fact that thr east
che democratic east as well Gel tho
republican cast. Is opposed fo mulu.
p.vnr western wafoa. for zach new
state must have two senator. There
may io "a disposition. uccnrd'ns'y. fo
snyo thp situation for ON time hy
making one state of Arizona anI New
NDNIoo
'Nf Io.0 the people of thi# territory
must rnv c1nc.1e tHat hrv have
voted tfoms0lro. .rf1 o. vrrrnfarnat
u" situation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
DID MANY CATTLE DIE
OR DID THEY N0T2
Or. CuNNINoHAM. or LAS VEGAS.
SAYS DISCOURAGED CATTLE.
MEN ovEREsTlMATE THEIR
LOSSES

.Fwm NHlu. day Daily CIiIzruI
DR. D. Vs. Cunningham. of Las Ve.
l president. and 10. ~ Porter OF
Denver. general manager 1f the Rcd
WgDr Cattle company owning
ranches and running cattle Zoo Sierra
and -uUHuu counties were Iu fHe
..E HIH morning fn- couple OF
hours RH.'o Uu route f1 tho.r homes
Irel we're iust returning from the
catch. ranges and aH inspection of
fHg.r herds Nr Porter said that .Hn
ranges. which wore very Dry during
fhu summer were much Improved uy
HU 'lfa rains and fhp condition 0f thr
cattle .s very good Uu toe h.llaldDa
ono most 0I fHr water holes are fuIl
and zoe cattle what there ar0 Iru
If them. HIl E1 into tho winter m
very good shape
ON fhIs last statement Mr. Porter
had reference tO tho herds which
wore very muCh depleted by tho
drought OF fbp aummor when cattle
died by hundreds Many of the large
concerns 900 not round uU their cat
HU lt aII Ih.a faII because thgy wore
.u0 poor SIR Porter estimated that
ff least one uhIf OF che cattle On 'hu
Nov Mexico range when spring open.
ga died duHus tho summers drought
This statement baH beer made by
other .arHu owners of cafDr and by
men pretty HeI acquainted with Dy.
H.ue conditions and yo. others de-
ng chat 'hc Ias was Haf as great as
reported
OBJ Cunningham s ono .0 deny th.s
r.nnu u fHE much ho ds.aFrres
WIH ur paru ur Cunningham
al.. fHa I0 Great many Instance.
ruIemru who .UH heavily 0yorraie
rHrr I1HH. u tne.r dIarouraromenf
Ir DOS estimation tha .ussos from
IHe IuuNH tn's summer we're mol.
nearly %. great aa rgp0red and that
cattle and men sim come out neK'
pdnE out al' right Dr Cunning
ham s one 0f me oldest cattle men
af the territory and koep pretty
NtII pasted un conditions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
OFFICIAL MATTERS


OFuW Thursday uaIt CUgenu
Public Funds Received
Tine following public funds have
been received no tle ofnco of Terri
torial treasurer J 20 Vaugsn.
Jose " Gonzales. treasurer and col
lyct0r of Union county. taxes for 1903.
3l37C2 taxes fur 1904 tl2sg2
PoatoWoes in Torrance County
Tho following Official notice wBs
sent 20 every postmaster iu tho Unit
go states fhiH week "a urW county.
named Torrance las boon created iu
NuW MoIc1. ont uf portions of the
counties of Santa PEE San Miguel lin.
coin. s0o0rr1 Valencia and nDuaIilln
Tho following poatomces formerly in
the above counties. arc now Iu Tor
rance county Duran Ea.tyIow Euci
n0. EHiauc.a Gran Qu.ylfa Hauzahn.
M0rary M0uutBIuaIr. Palma pinoH
Wf.i8. puuta. Red CLOUD fatigue Tor
rance ffe county scat ana willard
Tho Nov NrTcan says chat Post
master Walter has called tho aftoB.
t.1u of tho poHoHca department io
fhe fact chat the new county ul not
ho established until January g. 1905.
and that the county scat iH PrUTroso.
noe Torrance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
ARIZONA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
TERRITORY IS MAKING CREDIT.
ABLE PROGRESS m EDUCATION
or CHILDREN

N e. layton. tor.torIu auporIn
teudHuJ of public instruction bias iH
sut1 h.s report of kdfnua'a public
schools for tho year 1905
o. H volume ruplofn with stats
tics and also contains series %
questions given for teachers exam
IuaiIuna during fhy year
The report reviews conditions and
ursrH favorable fo1mreH as we'll ~
hoso Iosa favorable
Tho amount received for territorial
.oNDa fh.a year hy thr trrritoryH pub
uc schools VaH t32ias76. AGAINST
se295i05 l1at year From an sources.
inclusive of school. territorial and
county taxes the sale of bonds Do
rcnaos and hnp. total uf fa55.S95t2
wac received
The years disbursements amounted
io 2llIIfn2T EmcIy thr Same
amount was expended the year pro.
viuuH
Tho Increase .u ho school popuIn.
u0u during tho year was la7g and tho
Increased enrolment was 1868
ln numbers mo primary schools ln.
crDHeDi from 1893 to T5l and tho
srnmmur schools frum l8l to 'f7
Twenty 0yau school houses worU
hui'f and thirty seven new teachers
employed
Eleven ura school districts we're
created
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
JOINT STATEHOOD
THE NEW STATUS or THE JOINT
STATEHOOD BILL,

Tho Arizona Republican says of thc
result of the recent election
"Tho late election established con.
clusiyyly that Nov Mexico is strongly
republican and Arizona surely demo.
cratic william % Andrews. In0 reg
ular republican nominee. had a pIur
al.ty of approximately 5000 over
Money tEo democratic candidate
Rotcy. independent republican. poilod
about 5000 vutos % .s clear there
fore. that tho republican party Zoo NeN
Mexico has O. majority of o.. least
5000
"MarE Smiths plurality loo Arizona
is about zoo
Therefore Arizona and Nrw Noy
'co Joined together would make rr
publican stalc-ropuhI.can by 90 least
1000
ueiorafg Rodpy term does NOT oX.
p.ro until thp ith of noyi March The
ambition of h.s Ufc is to secure ho
admission of fho Two territories as
One state Hc Wiil dry0tD au hia eu.
rfgiDs This winter t1 that end Hc
viii ho assisted hy DoleEateeI0ct An.
lrovs who fully as enthusiastic us
Rodey far Joint statehood Andrews
viii now work for tho greater prize 0i
"a scnatOuhIp 20 win bo easy to ad.
just hiH differences with Rodoy hy
making d place for the latter n tho
r.rU H..H .....|u.. IIr. d. .T... u.fH
FOR scat Iu congress. Tor instance
when IhU state a admitted AZ any
rate Now MoNIc0a delegate and doio
FateoIoct win both work l.Eo beavers
this winter for tho paasago ni ths
Joint statehood hill
what attitude the republican
majority Iu the senate win take rc
mains r1 he seen lf the steering
committee which shapes lIl political
/ legislation decides Iu favor uf th,
| bin, it win pass % ls absolutely true
AS stated by the republicans OF Ar
zona throughout tho Arizona cam
paign. that DO thc republicans Do ths
senate choose tu pass tho hIll nothing
/ can prevent fhom Indeed. thD sures'
/ way tD bring about the union uf th,
Two territories ls flr Delegate Wilson
and De'DgafrpIoct Smith to hoc0ml
active .n trying to limo up the demo
cratic senators fur party dF1t a.
pointed out frequently by tho Repub
lc1n there would have been uo ioiu
. statehood Mil ~ Delegate Wilson ant
Mark Smith had nor foolshly Insist
. cd upon prsterIng congress with VIII
sons separate statehood ulI
'hesIdoR any inclination 0n thD
part oi the senate majority t1 admit
the two territories as ono state wiI
of course Doc strengthened when th'
senators review tho returns from
/ Arizona and New MoNico
Therefore so far as tho people %
/ The two territories are concerned
they have taken exactly tho step
necessary to convince me republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Atlantic CHy n J Nov ig Hard.
ware men from the eastern and also
from fha southern and western states
have rounded 40 bore in uue mum
bors to attend tho annual conventions
20 ihcIr several trade organizations.
These organizations arr tine iam
ware and Metal Trades association.
thr American Hardware Wauufaciur
ors association and the National
Hardware aas1c.atan Tho sessions
viii continue several days The mp
locf 1f special brands boz relation 60
which tho Iobhers and manufacturers
bold oU1HIcUHr Views. WiIl b., ono 1f
thD Important questions considered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
A GOOD BILL FOR
THEATER GOERS
MADE A HIT lN LONDON AND
WAS a GREAT SUCCESS INNEw
YORK.

.ThU Marriage of Kitty. a somumu.
sIal comedy which ram during three
months at uo Hudson thsaJCr New
York. Ilst season. and iu .he previous
Hu. Zoo London i0r 800 performance.
NII. soon Uo seen here This ls uul
tUuaIly conceded tu Bee one Ui thc
H.sHrDst 8ud most amusing comedies
ua. either metropolis has koovu Zoo
EuHrs The cast H composed 0i
wgIIsuown and aynrlie players.
among whom are Betilna Geuru aud
Max FIEman A complete Oufd, of
Wasuihcont scenery Is carried and
.HorU are laauy extremely beautiful
electrical effects
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Columbus. Ohio Nov IC There
Ha. o. large and representative at
.HnlnucD today ar tHc opening OF Ihr
annual convention OF thU American
AuG.saiH0u League. The sessions
wuI o0ntuu. until Dbo end of the
week. The presiding officer fs BIsh.
In Wilson. of Chattanooga. and among
|HU other DwpouueH leader. 0f prom
unuco who arc down on tbD program
.ur addresses arc John O. WoolDy. off
chicago. Rev. q. S Chapman. ID ID.
1f California. RDy q W. Young. OF
Kentucky. Congress imam Charles o.
IattrfelI of NaIne and Roy Louis
Albert H8uEs. ID %. Of New YORK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
TEXAS WANTS
CONVENTION

SAN Francisco Nov o. I..8a eut
m dr.I |H fbo Geld as O. ti. IHr tho
tNnuU HIh annual convent cd. thp
American Federation of lab. Wreu
0.inrH session Was called to ..I.f
number ot tnloEuws wore ro.I 8uu
umoue them two from Texas u...uI
.un greetings fo the delegate. mI
urging upuu them tho adymb.Iity Hf
hu.inE 'NuIr unNl annual session 1
fho Lone Star state Tho invitation
came from thD c.rg of Fort Worth and
from 'mIr. uho. unions of tbo state.
who designated uo par.Icu'p- city aH
.hn WD.fus place THE morning Hos.
.un $500. fakou up with listening to
fm'0uaI delegates FROM Great britain
uuI Canada
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Santa Ana. tII NHN DOB konrD
sentative. of many u. 600 '01dus c.l
.OH Hl fND state are gathered hD.o iur
.ho seventh annual convention of lhc
League of California Nn0.u1uHos
Thp convention wIII hU formally open
uJ fh.a evening and tbc sessions win
continue through tomorrow and Frl
Iay The collection %. delinquent 'ay
os. ibo uD,uuNus of cities and
towns thu oil.ur of streets. ana iho
..Hn.ug of municipal accounts are
.uH. 0' Ih, topics thl, win .8ral,
.Hp attention of ihD convention