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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

WANTED.
Wanted-A few shoats from 40 to so
lbs. A. Cole, new phone 53S.
Wanted-A cheap work horse. A.
Cole, new phone 53S.
Wanted - First class barber; no
boozer need apply. Wages $12 per
week. Young man preferred. Address
J-20, care Times Republican.
Wanted = Married man to work on
farm. James Stewart, Reinbeck, la.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. 7O1 Woodbury. street.
Observation-Disclosures and all-around
mechanic to assist in agricultural inn
plement store. Dodd & Stevens. Grundy
Center, Ia.
Wanted-Blacksmith capable of TAX
ing charge of shop. Meier and Graves,
C;rundy Center Ia.
Wanted-To buy, secondhand fire.
proof safe. Inside dimensions about
26x13x1O inches. Farmers Elevator Co.
of Olaf Olaf, Wright county, Iowa.
Wanted-Girl for general housework,
small family no washing. Mrs. A. ].
Clark, I'll West Lynn.
Wanted Curtains to laundry. Phone
New 76S White.
Wanted-Immediate bright young
men to study biography. Positions
when qualified. Salary good. Pros
poets excellent. Your opportunity.
Commence now. Interstate School Of
Telegraphy, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wanted = Sheep and horse clipping.
Insure satisfaction by contracting for
experienced workmen. Horses dipped.
Phone or address Robert A. Williams,
Liscomb, Iowa.
Wanted = Wall paper to clean.
Leave orders or phone T.. F. Jones
wall paper store.
Wanted-To buy, sell or exchange
household goods. 5A West State street.
VIM. Ogle.
Wanted Men to learn barber trade.
Few weeks completes. Tools given,
wages Saturdays, board provided, po-
stions guaranteed. Catalog mailed
free. Write Moler System Of Colleges,
Chicago, ILL.,
Wanted-Farmers to know that the
T.-R. goes to 80 per cent of the farm
houses in Marshall county and a So
word ad. about your coming farm sale
can run in this column a whole week
for SO. There are 800 farmers liv-
ing within seven miles of any mans
farm. The T.-R. goes to 720 of them.
Wanted Married man to work or
farm. Close to town good accomoda-
tions, good wages. Address E. f. Ro-
gers, Union, Iowa
Wanted to Buy-Few more shares
of stock in the Iowa State Business
Mems Building & Loan Association.
Address w. w. Hail. box PSI, Ft. Smith,
Ark
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
FOR RENT

For Rent ~ Double store or corner.
Exceptional opening for hardware
store. For particulars, address L H.
Fry city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

For Sale - Victor safe. size 46x35,
National cash register; also REM
ington typewriter. p. f. Arney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

For Sale Property at 4os Jerome
STREET; eight-room house with barn and
wagon shed, built for horse, buggy, cow
and wagon. Wood shed and chicken
coop. Lot rs feet frontage, $50 deep.
Make me an offer. III. ]. Rodgers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

For Rent-Thoroughly modern house
with nine rooms; attractive location for
parties desiring boarders Of roomers.
Reasonable rent. 207 South Third aye
nue.. Inquire Artificial Ice Compahy.
Both phones No. 434
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

For Rent-After April list, second
floor 614 West State street. 4 good
rooms and bath room Modern and up
to date, hot and cold water, furnace
heat furnished. Best location in city.
Just the place for travelling man and
wife. Call on n. W. Lundy. 100 West
Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

| For Rent - The lower story Of a
good brick business building at Ack-
ley, Iowa Inquire OF Richard Heinz.
Ackley Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

For SaIe-Land north, east, south or
west, anywhere, somebody among 50.-
000 readers will buy it for the reason
that the men who take the T.-R In any
community are the men who have
money with which to buy land.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

For Rent Six-room house. John
Herbert, FOL South Second street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

$3.50 per Is. Prices for incubator
eggs a matter of correspondence. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Gus y. Weber,
GOT Woodbury. street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

For Sale-White Wyandotte cockerels
and eggs. Earl c. Chaplin, Union, Ia
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

wranGIing dreadtuIy; some Of it was calling out: Hos
pital ]" while the rest shrieked: Sable wrap
painted woman. singing, maudlin and dsrepuabe,
presented another field Of battle; one cry OF her sin
More wine more silk, more hell" answered BY an
other: The kid must be kept in schools the old folks
must have a twenty this week.
watched money pass from hand hand and heard its
tone change with each change Of possessor Here
reutation Of the doctrine Of tainted money But then
there came the thought Of keeping the greedy the dis
honest from buying social absouton with the surplus Of
their stealings. and remembered the moonshine traffic
which points modus vvendi For neither the noon
sinner nor the drinker would know too much Of the
action and dollar is placed stump and later there
appears jug the stump and the dollar is II col
ege presidents and others toing to bring light into this
dark world would con6ne themselves the ciyiU OF
unaddressed Thank you, there could be criticism
eveled against them. Better 60 without than to
laud the Of enemy Of society," to place Found
ed by Fee Faw Fun on the leterhead Of institution
dedicated to human service
Far from the noise Of pocketbooks sat me down to
mediate the things had heard from money and the
things had heard about money It is obviously power,
centralized power and great deal Of however obtained
power beyond the conception OF democracy whether it
be used for good evil would seem that the tendency
Of the great increasing hoard to call Tor ever tor
more For the great hoard only increase BY the neg
lect Of the needs OF Money opportunity and
the highest opportunity service and the bases is found
in greed with its Needless anarchstc cry for
recollected how complete and dissonant and dscon-
neced was most Of the talk money had uttered. At the
bottom Of the scale was the clearer demand OF the thin
pocketbook for food shelter clothing for self and family,
aye with recognition Of neighbor With increase in
volume there averaged an increase in proportion Of the
element Of the sordid and the it given intern
al strife The larger and yeower the bills. the louder
and yeIlower was apt be their nsstent cry for
was tired Of the everlasting din in ears weary OF
the noises escaped by my more fortunate fellows More
over felt about it. for it seemed though were
eavesdropping, dssectng souls at least engaged in
sort Of picking Of pockets Like an Ancient Mariner
money made sit and listen despite all other interests
and all other engagements.
After while consulted an eminent aenst whose
profession ii was to exercise bats from the human bcly
just as Dorney clears residence Of rats Not bad
case said the great man. Just OF grounded wires.
You've heard that actions speak louder than words You
haven't been hearing money ALL but listening to actions
As he felt my head something clicked into place the
noises ceased and noted with Joy that the bill gave him
slid into his pocket without making any remarks
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

oped and today Portugal is on the OF revolt that
NAV prove desperate and bloody battle between the
people and absolism. Not long ago King Carlos tried to
run the government without the help advice Of para
ment and since he took full charge things have gone
from bad to worse.
The rise Of democracy in modern Europe has had
era important phases that significant OF progress he
turmoil in Russia has its center and its inspiration in the
hope Of representative government and today Spain is
teernnq with revolt from the Portugal might
have continued in her monarcha forms had not
monarchy itself denied the people rights it had once
formally recognized King Carlos naugurated plan tor
the collection o excessive taxes the expenditure OF the
state funds on his own responsibility Popular protest
against this reactonary has led mobs, and troops
have been called out to suppress these mobs Boodshed
has followed and each drop o blood spilled in this cause
has strengthened the sentiment in favor Of the people
Ordinarily Carlos could count upon Spain to come to
his assistance but Aphonse has quite enough to occupy
his attention at home without becoming involved in em-
brogio in neighborng state that would react with stm-
uIating effect upon the popuarimovemen which beating
at his own palace gates Aphonse may not look Eavoraby
upon the establishment Of republic in Portugal It
would be menace to Spanish royalty yet Tor thiry-seven
years Spain has watched the development Of representa-
tive government across the Penees without prohtng by
that example
King Carlos course in discarding the vested rights ot
people caused astonshment and apprehension among the
other European sovereGns for Of hem with the
single exception Of the Sultan Of Turkey would have
dared throw down the gauntlet in that fashion Even
Nicholas must keep the deception o appearing to favor
the douma Carlos has bundered. in the eyes Of many
students Of politics. in furnishing his opponents with So
powerful weapon at 50 critical q time.
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

Dental election were held in Europe Mr.. Roosevelt
would get his third by unanimous vote interesting
all the same.
Mr. Harvey had better opportunities for gathering from
welinormed sources the sentiments OF European rulers
toward the gentleman who is manifesing desire to be-
come the absolute ruler OF this country,
We readily may believe that in all the world there is
not another man who would be so glad President
Roosevelt in for third term Kaiser William OF Ger
many
Kaiser William is forceful and aggressive man who is
good deal Of an autocrat and big government
cessfuy simply because he happens to be Of the
abost statesmen Of the world But the German Socialists
have given the German Emperor some bad quarters Of
hour BY their denial Of his divine right things in his
own way.
Seeing in Roosevelt kindred spirit and in America a
country in which the people make and unmake rulers,
Emperor William would be delighted to popular
ship Of strong and heady character 60 the extent OF
surrendering popular government tor the power
Il would be noble vndcation Of the absoutsm which
the foundation of the German Emperors power for the
free people OF the United States to abandon safe radl
tions in order to confer similar absolusm popular
hero who has cked the popular fancy by doing some OF
the things which the people wanted done.
At time when OF democracy seems to be
sweeping Europe would quiet the apprehensons OF
European royalties and the bene6ciares Of special privi-
eges if the greatest country Of the world and the reees
should revert the feuda system which recognizes the
one man as indispensable.
II we could have always Washington or a Jefferson
in the White House, might be content let him stay
there for le or as often as the people might choose to
re-eec him. II the federated German Empire could al
ways have ruler as wise as Kaiser William Germany
might always prosper under his autocracy
But whenever William is succeeded by weaker and
less ssse Emperor the autocracy going get Germany
into no end Of trouble We will avoid any danger OF that
sort by sticking to the safe old rule that the desnies and
the welfare Of the American people do depend any
one
AS an act Of international comfy we should like to
obge Europe BY re-eectng Roosevelt and entering
the to European Methods. But really not
see our way to do it. We are getting along quite well
enough by running our Government on the American plan
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

by name bed for the poor African" while in the act Of
calling in the troops whose bayones had kept the said
African on top n Louisiana and South Carolina i the
Firebrand Senator will read Stephen Bonsas article in
he North American Review on the Negro Soldier in
Peace and War his Senatorial heart must bleed copous
for the poor negro who carries a Government gun
Though the negro troops fought nobly at El Caney
and San Juan Hi nobody wants them around when they
are doing garrison duty in this country hey ostra-
cized wherever they Co. II it proposed 10 send them to
garrison east Of the Hudson, New England sends its
Senators TO the White House. protesting vehemently.
There has not heretofore been Republican State in
which the party would not have lost votes if the negro
soldiers had been stationed in it but the eloquence Of the
Frebrand Senator encourages the hope that Ohio would
4 be glad to have them.
If they are sent to the Philippines they premarey
recalled for some occult reason. which supposed to be
that their presence is subversve Of discipline in the
and demoralizing to the natives,
/ And so it has come to pass that the buffalo soldiers,
as the Indians call them have been kept most o the time
the nhospitable South the arid plains d the Al
kali Belt just now they mostly corraled in Oklahoma
which BY the present administration is treated only
stepdaughter Of our Uncle Samuel
It's surprising that during all these years the War
Powers Washington have overlooked the land Of Foraker
and Of Hayes where the hearts ot great men are 50 tender
for or brothers il black Though the Twentlhfth In
fany Of which Foraker has constituted hmsethe special
champion has long record Of outrage upon civilians
with the conspiracy Of silence running all through IT, we
may hope that It would become model regiment on Ohio
soil and under the sympathetic influence of Ohos vccterI
Gus citizen who sits in the Senate.
The South unanimously approves the suggestion that the
experiment Is worth trying The War Department has ol
late been proceeding upon The mistaken notion that the
negro soldiers do best when commanded " Southern
officers Let Foraker now demand that a least one bat
TALON Of tie Twen-Gfh Regiment be stationed il Ohio
and that none but Ohio men be put on guard 70 officer all
four II the regiments il which the Sons ci Ham ere
enlisted
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03
OHIO FOR THE BUFFALO SOLDIERS

!. Foraker touched the heart Of the poor
African in a tender spot at Wilbcrforce.
but the Firebrand Senator can never
prove that his affection for the race is
sincere until he assaults the President
for not quarteripg all four Of the negro
regiments at military posts within the
Senators own State Of Ohio. On gen
eral principles. the heart Of another
Ohio man, Rutherford Burchard Hayes
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

protest. but this seshy and unjust attack upon the circus
calls for action
1t is now nearly midsummer and single eiGht-sheet
chromatic announcement has heraded circus For weeks
wethat is the small boys-have awakened in the
ngs expectations that the mysterious Transformation Of
night had set the city abaze with posters Of the familiar
color and design But disappointment has followed dis
appointment for nary circus" has come this way and
the time is growing short Who is responsible Tor this
famine in the ancient form Of tented entertainment that has
survived through all the years? Plainly the authorities
1t is not plain just what is to be done. for circus
sees t sdestep the State there way Of preventing
it. The matter might possibly within the purview Of
the interstate commerce commission OF dscrm-
nation At any something should be done quickly to
avert the catastrophe Of crcusess summer which would
be as rare as deplorable Hasn't reform gone quite far
enough without having strike at the very and red
lemonade Of our social system?
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

Kansas Editor has pretty nearly solved the perpetual
motion problem He tells If fellow ii bis town who
snores 50 loud he awakens the dog The dog SITS Up,
howls and avakens the man The man swears IL the
dor and awakens the baby The baby yels and awaens
the mother The mother gros the man, who proceeds
10 % 10 sleep and starts the fun 81 over again.
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

Too bad that We didn't select the Nicaragua route for
the Isthmian Canal instead Of peaceful Panama which
develops no revolutions. brilliant series Of victories
over the Ncaraguans would have afforded such excellent
campaign and literary material for the Commandern Chef
Of the United States Army
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

Lieutenant Colonel George W. Goethals, chief engin
eer Of the Panama canal has confirmed nferentay, the
story told by Representative Rainey Of the poor food
piled canal laborers Government officials vehementy
denied the Rainey charges at the time They reported
that the food was wholesome and plentiful, and out
bills Of fare TO prove it. The canal laborers never
the bills Of fare much less the dishes temzed thereon.
Now comes the announcement that Colonel Goethals, who
recently was appointed chief engineer has found that the
mess halls cleared net profit Of $4,000 during the
month Of May and has issued order that henceforh
more money must be spent for food If the aborers
getting all the wholesome food they wanted. why comes
this order to give them more? Colonel Goehas says no
profits should be made from feeding canal employees.
Hereafter if this order is strictly enforced, the em-
ployes will get $4,000 worth Of food more each month
than they have had in the past that representing
monthly profits Judiciolsly spent $4,000 will buy
considerable quantity Of food in month Either his pre-
decessors cut the ratons Of the Colonel Goehas
proposes to gorge them The Colonel said to be very
frugal and conservative man He would not deliberately
squander the governments money, would he bring
an epidemic Of gou among the canal employees His
der to give them $4,000 worth Of additional food each
month simply means that they have lacked that much Of
having enough each month in the past his admission.
least from the government that the canal employees were
poorly fed Representative Rainey has been vnncaad
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03
CRISIS IN PORTUGAL

ORTUGAL has been one Of the most
somnoIent nations Of Europe, and thy
tides Of political liberty have swept By
her frontier with little effect upon the
sluggish people occupying the strip Of
land lying between the Guadalaiara, the
Douro and the sea. Within a compar-
atively short,period sentiment opposed
to the Carlos administration has devel-
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

The steel trust has decided that il will manufacture
more amor pIae and the Cramps have found that the
building Of baeships unproGabe and vet both have been
enriched by he tariff imposed with the ayowed purpose cE
building up their plants.
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

Occasionally good man grows dissatisfied with Mis-
sssippi The milk is too yellow the honey too sweet,
and he doesn't like them to flow his land any way
So he parts with his farm sells his live stock and other
things too numerous to mention and to Oklahoma.
There he takes his good Mississippi money and buys
farm which today is and notbecause the wind
has blown It away Or he tries Colorado and sushes
around in the mud rgang strip of bottom narrow
that COW cant jump into the field because she jumps
over it. Then he hears Of Texas and down hunt the
bag Of gold at the rainbow In the day time he scratches
sandburs out Of his flesh and night centpedes crawl
over his face When his money he begins to feel
like he did the first night he stayed away from home
He yearns for good old Mississippi and the sticks
to him and chokes him until tears in his He
would give months work to see the standing at
the bars on his old Mississippi farm and hear the horn
blow for supper.
Memory is marvellous painter and paints best the
things we love best pictures the traveller the in
the field he once owned the cotton opening for the har
vest the clover stretching away carpet OF red and
green richer than the rugs Of Persans shows him the
oaks as they whispered his children play beneath
them points to the roses in the Of the old rail
fence and in infinite detail paints thousand things that
touches the heart and proves its whimsical power Happy
is the man who wakes from sleep to find that he has
wandered from Mississippi only in his dreams.
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

The teacher of the new doctrine who declares that
lqion III the past has been made too much Of bugbea
and that men have been scared away from worship be-
cause of the righteousness d creeds may Be putting
too stroncy Bit Il ii certain that new church with
cheerfuness cr lis cardinal principle would deract nclh
|ine from the value oE the sum total Of religions
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

T is interesting news which Colonel
George Harvey, editor Of Harper's S
Weekly. brings US on his return from
the yonder side Of the Atlantic. Per-
haps the FIVE weeks Of his holiday were
not long enough to let him feel the
pulse Of Europe in all its throbbings.
But his statement that i the next presi-
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03

King Edward has unset tie old adaee that The king
do 40 wrong Heweafs pink shirt
Okolona messenger., 1907-07-03
WHERE ARE THE CIRCUSES?

As the reform movement caused elimin-
alton Of that old and cherished Amer
lean institution, the circus? This is the
question that is now agitatinG the small
boys Of Mississippi and the big ones,
too. We might have sustained other
infractions Of our liberties with a mere
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-09-12
ENCOURAGES Rifle lean.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept.-President
Roosevelt is availing himself of every
opportunity to show his appreciation
OF good rifle shooting, such as exhib-
tied when the American team won the
Palma trophy in Canada Besides
sending his congratulations the presi-
dent will on Monday personally re-
ceive and congratulate the members of
the team. Earl Gray, governor gener-
al OF Canada, sent the following tele-
gram to President Roosevelt: Let me
congratulate you on the marvellous
shooting of the United States team
who have won the Palma trophy" In
reply the president wired: Il greatly
appreciate your congratulations l be-
lieYe in rifle shooting as being much
more than merely an attractive pas
time and it should be encouraged in
every way in all elf-government COM
mOnwealths; therefore, International
contests like these do real service"
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-09-12
Anxious to End Strike.

New York, Sept.-Oscar E.. Strauss,
secretary of the Department of Com
merce and Labor, will visit President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Tuesday to
discuss ways and means of bringing
the tele graph strike to an
end. Notwithstanding that the
president has consistently refused to
interfere, the labor leaders are hope
full that the arguments of Mr.. Strauss
will place the matter in a new light
to the chief executive. The visit of
the secretary was arranged by tele
graph Saturday. 1t is understood
that the secretary is anxious to bring
about settlement, as the problem is
the first big one to be taken up by
him since his appointment. The strike
leaders declared that at the meeting
of the Board of Directors of the
Western Union action would be TAX
en- which would bring the strike to a
speedy end.