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cries Of revival services being held

series of revival services being held
there,
J. p, sheaffer. Henry Milten and w,
H. McAchran left Monday for String
town, where they are spending few
days, !,
near Mark for the D. M. Wise liveryI
barn, which he purchased of II. q.
Writ. Mr.. Harvey will take possess
sion Of the barn in a short time and
will make this city his home,
J. n. Virnum, trustee for the EMonl
bank, has sold the Eldon independents
telephone running through Wapello,
ties to Ed Ilton, of Cedar Rapids, forl
$4,000,
w. A. Coneway, of Coneway, Kan.,l
a former Davis county resident, haGl
returned to visit his parents for al
time,
9. Q lodge held Monday exeinnE, tha]
ditipp Of 4; A. Williams, Frank Kline
The bankruptcy proceedings ef A.:
II. paWRey, farmer manaBer of the1
seuthern iowa Narmai, has just been
closed and the last property being the,
derrnitorF It was conveyed ia q: L.1
~
approved hy Judge Roberts, at Kso-1
kuk, referee: a
The regular bi-menthip naettne oil
the 2. n. O.'s was held Monday eFen-
ing at the home of Mrs. q: q. Faung.
IT was a "Philanthroptc' evening, aDdj
the, meeting was Well attended aRd|
highly enjoyable: tv
At an early hour On Monday
the are alaria called tbs citiyens|
| ta the Normal building, where
aoe,,, aisssst saY a5s Ss,sss s sa.,,
ignited TIE root which shurned "a
space about sig feat sg4aFe,. causing,
2 loss OF about 60. which Is saYer-
ed by insurance. Through the sys
tematic work of the students who were!
soon working pm the roof thu flames
were Quickly exfinguished. The nor a
NAL faculty were So pleased With the,
efficient services Of the students that
o fire brigade may pc organized In thA
school ia the near future:
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THE CORN CROP.

According to G. report made public
yesterday, Iowa's corn yield this year
will average 34.S bushels to the acre,
as against 326 bushels last year. The
government places the total output
this year at 305. 78S,0O0 bushels as
against 303,089,266 bushels in 1904.
The figures compiled by various au-
thorities do not agree and Iowans
await with much interest the final
government report showing the actu-
al yield.
With the 34.2 bushels per acre as
estimated by the government and the
acreage as estimate& by the state de-
partment, Iowa's corn this year will
total 316,680,000 bushels, which is still
less than the output of 323,0O0,0O0 as
figured by J. R. Sage for last year.
The Grain Dealers associations es-
innate is 40 bushels with total of
800, 100000 bushels.
The government has thus far this
year placed Iowa below contiguous
states in corn percentage. The fin
al report places it less than Illinois,
which is given 1913, Indiana and Wis
consin, but above Missouri, Nebraska,
OouLA DdhOCh 0uu IA0aodSos
Grain men who have travelled
through these states are still dissatis-
fed and claim that Iowa is given less
than she will be able to show.
The corn crop in the United States
this year is the largest and the best
on record. 1t will prove to the max.
ing of business in the middle west, and
if there, in the manufacturing centers
of the east also. The effect of the
great corn crop already has been felt,
for in anticipation of the demand
which more ready money in the hands
of the farmers will produce, manufac-
turing and jobbing interests have
quickened their activities, Chicago and
New York wholesale houses have felt
the demand for dress goods, clothing
and similar goods. The manufacture
ers of farm implements see a good
Railways have placed their orders for
thousands of cars to take care of the
increased traffic that will result from
the movements Of the crops and the
goods which the crops will buy. There
Is more money in circulation than ev-
er before, for if il were not so money
would not be so scarce in the New
York banks, where it gravitates when
there Is no demand for 1t in other
PARTS Of the country.
In this connection 1t is timely to
state that the stringency in the money
market Of the east is only temporary
and Secretary Shaw. when he refuses
to become excited, only shows that
he has studied conditions thoroughly
and knows why money is being with.
drawn and how long 1t will be in get,
ting back to New York,
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cHARlTaN.,

Charlton. Nov: 16.-Gourt convened
s stam saaax sf es sasia a ss
docket Yer this term IF court.
Ben Phillips, OF Lucas. visited With
his father, Isaac Phillips Tuesday.
4: 6. lewis. of Weller, was IN the
city Tuesdav On business.
Me-. and Mrs. George Caxett, OF Rus
sell Were IN the city yesterday.
=: A.: Streed coptinues to be very
low with typhoid fever, with little
chance for recovery.
Mrs. L. G.. Harrison is reported as
being sick, threatened with typhoid
fever.
Roy Moore returned. home. from
Chicago Tuesday morning.
Miss Alice Reynolds, Of Alton, came,
friends. AZ
Mrs. Fannie Butt expects to visit In.
9ttumwa the last Of the week.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Jones', OF Weller
we're II tbs Fly yesterday, attending,
the funeral OF r. A. HemphiA.
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as large IS it is now Since then the
politfca. center of gravity hns moved
westward. And judging from the selfish
position Massachusetts has assumed,
the change was a wise one. But that
everyone in the state is not of one
idea is shown by the election returns.
Despite the hard fight that was made,
the republicans elected the governor
and lieutenant governor by good plur-
alities and though the state may, as is
prophesied by some make a political
switch sometime, it has a chance yet
to get straight with the world and
adopt an unselish rather than selfish
and balky policy.
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AFTER WtTTE-WHAT7
After Witte-what?

After Witte-what?
This is the question propounded by
the Baltimore American and it finds
an echo all around the world, wherev-
er there is any interest in the events
that have been crowding each other
in the making of Russian history,
The Russian government, driven to
the last ditch, now faces complete dis
ruption, Disorders all over the coun-
try are increasing in seriousness since
the new general strike was inaugur-
ated yesterday, Judging from pres
ent indications there is little likeli-
hood that Count de White will be able
to pull the country out of the trouble
into which it has fallen, His failure
is not on account of any weakness Of
his own, but simply proves that no
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eRMANvILLE,

arnanviile, New. 16.-T. w. Bliz-
gard is at home again much improved
in health:
Mrs, John Wilson is visiting her
daughter, Miss Bfae Shelton, near Ia.
tayia:
Mrs: Patrick Henry is still very I'll;
Mrs. Ern anime Orman of Carbon
Hill was in ottumwa last week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansan Headly of pt-
t11mwa were guests at the D. B. Ranes
home Sunday last.
Walter Spangler is In California Fts:
iting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hawk were
AT the parental M. r. Leonard home
Sunday.
LILLY Lyons of Bloomfield is visiting
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. d. s.
Kerry OF this place.
Miss Lille Ieckart was an over
night visitor Of Miss Bertha Dowers
Sunday.
The following named persons were
entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mes.
q. Fl. Downing: MAssrs. and Mes.
dames b. f.. Skinner, Byron Skinner,
.4sssis Skinner and !. N. Skinner.
Wesley Kimball Of ptt1imwa.
vas the guest Of his brothers, Joshua
and Marion #Fwin Sunday.
< reunion Of fhs Prescott family was
held at the home Of Geqrge fahn,'
whose wife was a Prescott. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Prescott Of ahio, Wha are here
visiting relatives, were the guests OF
honor: It vas q joyous day to the
participants.
quarterly meeting at the orman.
ytile Methodist Episcopal church win
be- held Sunday, Nov, 10.
Mesdames George Bartlett and Ell.
mer BARTLETT vera the guests OF Mrs.
Charles Hunt Monday.
f. p; Mccall and family we're snter.
tanned hy Mrs. Sarah oruan at dinner
Sunday,
M. ana Mrs.. Eliza Tillotson we're
Yistt9rs at the home Of William Down.
ing Sunday.
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sAsl<Y MASSACHUSETTS.

Washington dispatches nowadays,
are to the effect that Massachusetts,
is taking strong and in fact, very
selfish stand in favor of tariff revision
on hides and a very few other articles
whose full admission to the United
states would mean a good profit to
Massachusetts, but would work an in
jury upon the states that produce
stock and where hides can be classed
BIS one Of the asset making products.
The bay state politicians; it seems,
have looked SO long and so carefully
at the proposition from their side that
they cannot realize that there is an
other. They are like child who, on
his first railroad trip, seems, instead
OF moving to be sitting still while
panorama OF valley and hillside, viii
lage and farm, trees and water. fit
past his window. But that same child's
mind figures out that he has been in
motion if the train chances to strike
an open switch and he is thrown into
the middle Of his entertaining piano.
rama. Just so will the Massachu-
sets people have it forced upon their
understanding that there are other
people in the country with interests to
protect, If they send their delegation
to congress with the expectation of
obtaining tariff revision along the
lines In which the bay state is inter
ested. There are states in the west,
grazing states, where there are many
hides to put on the market annually.
These states will not allow Massachu-
sets to secure lowering of the tar
III on hides simply in order that Mas
sachusetts may get those hides cheap
or by importing them from Canada.
They will not allow it, these wes-
tern states, because they have the
rover and the influence to prevent it.
They help protect the bay states man
ufactories by buying goods those man.
ufactories produce. They are entitled
to consideration by Massachusetts,.
Such is the condition of affairs
Massachusetts legislators will find If
they 90 to congress with the hope of
taking matters into their own hands
and forcing 9 revision of the tariff that
Is an expense to them.
Massachusetts takes a selfish view
Of the tariff. Everyone outside OF that
state can see that it's position is as
untenable as 1t Is selfish, but accord
Ing to politicians now in Washington,
the people themselves many Of them,
declare that they will win their
point when congress reconvenes.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Babcock Of Wiscon-
sin, recognized leader of the revision
lists. says the everlasting agitation of
the plan. has killed all chances of legis-
lation. There's a discrepancy some
where and the indications are that the
Massachusetts revisionists are the
misguided ones. However, the thing
comes out, there will be some tall"
explaining in order on the part OF
some oyerconfident congressman when
the session finally comes to an end
and the members of congress go
home to their constituents,
The Massachusetts agitation looks,
at any rate, from a distance. like
tempest in teapot. Time was when
the bay state was the brains of the
United States, but the country wasn't
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Reform is like a notch In a great
wheel, running in unison with another
wheel on which there is a single cog,
When the notch and the cog meet
there Is reform, Every community
sees them meet about every eight or
ten years, but while the smooth sur
faces are together there Ia no reform,
Right or wrong, whether 1t should or
should not be, the reforming time
comes only once in while, 6ome-
times 1t lasts little longer than 9th
ers. according as the people have
learned their lesson or have failed to
heed it. but the wheel keeps turning
and the reform cog slips out of it's
notch,
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RLAkEssuRa.

aged u years died M9haay and waa
buried Tuesday In the Bslinger ceme-
terry. She was the mother Of Mrs.
Emery GhsatyteE, Mfg: Jes Angel, Mrs.
%sFFs aoa6S fs H 4 as ssaSRaas n a5a
David Mahon, IT Abba, Frank Mahon,
OF South Dakota, ana pne daughter in
Gttumwa and one in Arkansas.
: VIM. Arnold and family arrived
home from LpyiIia Monday. Mr.. Ar
mold reports his father Hon. q. B. Ar.
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HELPING THE RUSSIAN JEWS:

EAUuA Slty 4rlA9Re.-SR WOEAIY Is
tess y sns % ra the Rg gs sTS tas
to their reie are sssr sR y Of
communication. Indeed, as the Chi
cago Tribune suggests, those who are
not Jews. Should find this a charity
worthy OF their money.
The Jews In Russia are made to BAY
the penalty OF the sins Of others. On
theiF innocent shoulders is thrown the
BURDEN pf Russia9 laiqqtty: Ne class
t te aa Bsv ggtq Madl as as hs
Rssa q ais,psl bsss1 a a1 rs
which Russian agriculture Il erayipg.
Maxim Gorky declares the nPFtstngs
have been tnetted by burea1orafs who
would keep tAeiF aufocratte power
MIIh9 Eeala maze tsa peasants . feRaa I.
Iasr s sass E. asas az.saa psps
that T. t. pot Surprising that they
have turned agaipsf the very class
that has bad nothing to do with their
oppression. When they s1ay the Jews
they are doing the work Of the men
reacttpnary party, to euabaFrass Wftte
and the Ilberalists, can we'll be believ-
ed to have stirred up murder and
rapine.
Whether the Jews have been slain
to give vent to the outraged spirit OF
the Russian people, or whether their
lives have peen made into political
coin, their massacre is a disgrace tc
all civilization.
*, ling Ass{pRela ef Belgium BEG, Is charged e
State because they didn't bring him
enough rubber.
II Russia there is not even this pre-
text, for the Jews have paid their
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says that when Lincoln undertakes to
explain what has happened he may
describe the City of Brotherly Love
as "purged and pleased
Peoria preachers are attacking
Doughertv. the defauiter, and the
Clinton Herald says that is locking
the stable after the horse has been
stolen"
Secretary Garfield" says the Des
Moines Capital, and the Vinton Eagle
inquiries, Hasn't the Capital got its
list of cabinet officers mixed?"
"If that state marshal bill becomes
a law there are going to be lot of
more jobs for those who want to serve
the dear people, says the Wall Lake
Blade.
Owing to the biennial election law,
the editor Of the Guthrie Center Guth-
rian could not vote last Tuesday, and
he confesses that he doesn't like the
change. THE words to express our
disgust are not fit to print" the
our Office and look down the deserted
streets we contrast the condition with
one year ago, and with the roaring
times in Ohio and other states today
we cannot forget our great reformer
Titus"
1.-THE people are no less believers In
party and party management than
they used to be- says the Des Moines
pose to be entirely ousted themselves
from the management. They have
purged the party somewhat severely
perhaps, but effectively, and in conse-
quence it will show up in better trim
for man. years to come"
The republican candidate for lieu
tenant governor in Massachusetts did
not join in the cry for tariff revision
and the fact that his vote was very
much smaller than that of the head
of the ticket is alleged to be evidence
Of the unpopularity Of his views. 'Is
it not rather evidence that the re-
publicans who believe as he does are
more loyal to the principles and the
policies Of the republican party than
the ultra revisionists are?' asks the
Creston Advertiser.
the demand for a Square deal" in pol
tiles is almost universal in this coun-
try.
although It is safe to Insist that
the people can and will Inevitably tri-
umph over the political machines
says the Mason City Times Herald, at
is wisdom for the man who wants to
succeed politically to proceed with the
building Of his own contraption."
-
ITO a mayor with busted immedi-
ate municipal ownership boom the soft
Job of q 1udgeship must look like q
paradise lost" remarks the Burlington
Hawk-Eye, referring to Mayor Dunno
of Chicago.
This Is not the first time Senator
German has had opportunity to read
his obituary in the newspapers" re-
marks the Dubuque Times However
the Times does not expect a second
resurrection.
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IOWA PRESS COMMENT,

Pardon CLERK Garrett thinks that
there are signs of revolution in the
eighth district, but the Des Moines
Capital is not worried. Garrett al
ways feels that way after having
made speech down there" says the
Capital
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Cures permanently the cases he un.
dertakes ard sends the incurable home
without taking a fee from them. This
Is why he continues his visits year
after year. while other doctors have
made few visits and stopped. DR..
Shafenberger Is an eminently success
ful specialist in all chronic diseases,
proven by the many cures effected in
chronic cases which have baffled the
skill+of all other physicians His hos.
ptta1 experience and extensive prac-
tice hays. made him SO proficient thas
he can name and locate disease in
g feE minutes.
Treats AL cases oa Catal1h Nose.
Thsoat and Lung diseases. Eye aad
Ear; Stoiaach, Liver and Kidneys,
Gravel Fbe.:n,eaassA PsrsIxsis. Men.
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# Is getting the time qf year again /
whe4 we begin to wonder how Wo
could eyer hare kicked because It was
too hot. - ~ Z L.. I. = Z.
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RLooMFIEL1.

Bloomfield. 10Y. 15.-Rev. HI !.
EVERY is spending the week in Farm
tngtoa, assisting Rev. Ilongston, pas
tor Of the First Baptist Church r. a
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Massachusetts democrats wanted
free hides, and got theHn," says the
Keoluk Gate City $50 free that the
republicans took pleasure in hanging
them on the fence all over the state"
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There is so much optimism In
Roosevelt that good deal of luc:s fol-
lows him." says the Sioux City Jour=
nal
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The Sioux City Tribune observes
that Governor Mickey of Mebra, l..
is still knocking at the door to be adj
mitted among the reforrners and says
that some one should let him into the
fold.
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Chro mic Diseases Permanently Cured
DIR. SHAllENBERG

Regular and Reliable Chicago Specialist Treats Chronic
Diseases Only. Will be at
oIIulMWyA Bal1ingsll Hotel. "Wednesday, Dec 9.
FAIRFIELD. Leggett House. Tuesday Dec. S, 1905
6lGOURNEY. Merchants Hotel, Friday Dec. 8, 1905
Is a. H. to
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fold.
The legislature should not ard will
not empower the governor to remove
county officials" says the Spirit Lake
Beacon. iowa is not Kentucky II
may be that in some localities seme
laws are. not strictly enforced as in
any better to place local peace officers
on trial at executive headquarters"
fIt is not necessary that newspa-
pers be read inside the school room"
says the Des Moines Register and
Leader, "but SO long as newspaper
Is fit to be taken into the home it is
fit to be read by the children of the
public schools, who should not only
be encouraged, but instructed to keep
themselves abreast of the ttnes.''
fIt has been announced for him by
an authority beyond dispute that Mr..
Hearst still has his eye on the presi-
dency Of the United States" says the
Sioux City Journal. 1T is suggested
that he may dip into the governor
step. But just at present he has his
hands full There are better men than
he who believe that In a shoW Of
equal fairness the returns would have
made him, instead of Mcclellan. may
or Of New York. He can do no less
than contest
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil con-
cludes that the advantages of the an
nexation OF Texas are now apparent
Turkeys are being shipped from the
Lone Star state to the rest Of the
country" says the Nonpareil in ex-
PLANTATION
says the Cedar Rapids Republican.
"They do not need them. They are in
telligent enough t9 d. theig own think
Ing ana theft own voting"
%
a while back LINCOLN sterens de-
scribcd Philadelphia as corrupt and
aonfentas T-tS S1a,rr CITY fnurna1
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Secretary Garfield" says the Des
Moines Capital, and the vinton Eagle
inquiries, Hasn't the Capital got its
list of cabinet officers ,mixed?"
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A while back Eancoln sterens de-
seribed PAsilaaassphta IS Corrupt S.s,1 and
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IF that state marshal bill becomes
a law there are going to be lot OF
more jobs for those who want to serve
the dear people," says the Wall Lake
Blade.
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iowa republicans want no bosses
says the Cedar Rapids Republican.
telligent enough t9 do theiF own think
Ing and theft OWN Voting
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says that when Lincoln undertakes to
explain what has happened he may
describe the City of Brotherly Love
as "purged and pleased"
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Peoria preachers are attacking
Doughertv. the. defaulter, and the
Clinton Herald says that is locking
the stable after the horse has been
stolen"
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PEOPLE OF IOWA
Praise the Treatment as given by Dr.. j. c. Bonham1

Mr.. B. J. Hartman, Bladensburg,
Iowa, says: Il -7as cured of rup.
ture which was large. After suffer
ing thirty years was bad case"
A. j. Allen, 3lakesburg, Iowa.
says: IL was cured of rupture over
year ago and can recommend DR..
Bonham's treatment"
Mr.. Lambert Funk. Agency, says
Several years ago DR.. Bonham
treated me for catarrh. was cured
and have had no trouble since
le of Chronic Diseases. Rheuma..
J, Catarrh Of the Nose, Throat and
|, Variocele. Hydrocele. Nervous
d Skin Disea1es.
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This is not the first time Senator
German has had opportunity to read
his obituary In the newspapers" re-
marks the Dubuque Times However
the Times does not expect a second
resurrection.
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The Knoxville Journal observes that
the demand for a Square deal" in pol
tiles is almost universal in this coun-
frv