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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
LIES, FLoTsAM.
(Sioux city Tribunel

The Old Carpenter was building a
fence. He worked slowly. He might
be working by the day. He might be
merely hamperet by the r,,ysical in
capacity that comes with age, when
joints stiffen ana muscles &.se their
energy. Anyway, he built slowly
Sauntering along the street, Snuff
ling along, Is the better phrase, came
Ne'eerdoweel. His garb fitted his gait
The stubble on his face the watery
eyes, the listlass shape, all betokened
the Neerdoweel. He stopped to see the
Old Carpenter work; the sowness,
apparently. of movement exciting a
feeling of eomradship. The Ne'erdo-
weel, also, was old and had gone so
slowly that the world had left him be-
hind. IIe had fellow feeling for the
Old Carpenter.
They fell into talk. the Old Carpen-
ter keeping on putting the Stats on
slackened and finally both leaned
against the cross pieces of the fence
and merely talked. They exchanged
personal histories, "the short and SIM
pie annals Of the poor" They were
from the same state; from within a
few miles OF each other, and Ne'erdo-
weel thought it strange that they had
never met. This world is 50 small And
yet SO big.
AS the talk sh,lefled on !. came upon
this younger generation who. We're
crowding these old men off the stage.
Poor opinion. both had of the young
STEERS. 81 tell you what's the matter
with them; they're dedicated too
much" said the, Ne'erdoweel They
amt good for nothing" he added, and
the Old Carpenter nodded assent. And
SO does one generation that has failed,
pass Judgment upon Its successor that
is trying not to fail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10

the harvest is written above all the
grumbling and the predictions OF dis
aster. While the Iowa farmer grouches
and complains II is noticeable that he
tears down no corncribs as an evidence
of faith in his own prophecy.
Wait till the clouds roll by. There
will be sunshine and warmth and rain
and corn will be knee high by the
Fourth of July. And there will be
radishes and new cabbages and green
peas and young potatoes in their sea-
son. 1t is always so. When was the
promise of the harvest betrayed to
lJowa2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
Topics Of the Times

10y = n i =
Enthusiast. NO. .'swatstika' is nor
the name of a ball player.
"Mrs. Sandys," said the grumblins
sboarder, II am going to write TO, the
town clerk
Mrs. sandys-1ndeed. sir! What
about?
s About the quality of the water. It's
idisgracef,il. Why, detected a distinct
flavor of coffee in it this morning. -
Philadelphia Inquirer.
1t appears that the initials of p. A..
Smith, one of the members of the new
board of pardons, stand for Pardon
iAlonzop 1t is hard for public men to
conceal anything nowadays. Gee whiz!
Pardon Alonzo!'
Mrs. w. ID. Storks returned yesterday
from Wapello where she had been vis-
iting since last Saturday with her son.
D. w. Storks, and family. Burlington
Hawkeye.
This accounts for 1t. The storks alt
visiting and not a single Bird within
thousand miles Of Madrid.
Eastern advices say that Thomas r.
Ryan, the iinancier, has his eye on the
presidency However, that may be.
there is no doubt that Mr. Ryan and his
kind zinc are Keeping one eye on the presi-
dent.
Listen to Dave Brant knock the
standpatters in his Iowa City Republic
can. Interest lags in the case of the
King road drag. 1t, is hard to drag
to suit some people. And then it
means good roads. which would be
hard on those WHIP like old fashioned
ways"
Says the Sioux city Journal: A mar
like George washington couldn't be,
elected now, even if he stumped the.
country" Well, well, Uncle George
you're willing to acknowledge az diff
ference in the candidates if they were.
both christehed George.
The four sections of land within
which the city of Baskerville is To-
Gated, pays over two ffths Of the
taxes of the county, or nearly one
half, and the Estherville papers COM
plain that the percentage is rising.
.
The Boone News Republican mem
tons George p. Roberts as "a man
whom the people of Iowa would de-
light to honor" with the office of gov
ernor. The News Republican is san
guine. 1t is quite possible that Mr..
Roberts candidacy would find a rough
road.
The Spanish court physicians who
ordered postponement to May 20,
now know how King Canute felt
sss
Judge Cretin of Louisiana has given
it as his opinion that the sale of
aigrettes is an offense against the law
of the state and that women who wear
Both sellers and wearers of aigrettes
are held responsible beeauselin the will
derness in which the heron has it's nest
it is almost impossible to detect per-
sons slaughtering the birds and there
fore the responsibility is divided be-
tween seller and wearer of the plumes.
This opinion was given in the case OF a
merchant whom the judge sentenced to
a fine of $50 or sixty days imprison-
ment for selling aigrettes.
In connection with the Pennsylvania
capitol scandal, which now seems to be
boiling so fiercely that somebody must
be blown up before long, politicians in
the Keystone state are recalling a re-
mark made, by the late Senator Mat
thew Stanley Quay. Al intimate friend
asked him Tor aid in getting in on fat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
Popular Excursion to the Twin Cities

Popular Excursion to the Twin Cities.
On Saturday, June LIST, the Iowa
Central will PUN their first popular
excursion to minneapolis and st. Paul,
leaving Marshalltown at 1890 pm,
arriving Minneapolis Sunday, 7:Oo a.
M, and st. Paul 1855 a, M. at the ex-
ceedingly low rate of $500 for the
round trip. Tickets good to return on
any regular train not later than No.
4, leaving st. Ps.ul7:25 p. M, Mime
apolis 500 p. M, Monday, June ard.
This will enable you to see all the
points, Of interest around the Twin
Cities.
A tourist SLEEPER will be attached to
train and those desiring reservation
can obtain same on application to
agents. Rate fol- double berth, accom-
nlodating two people, only $1.00.
The, lakes, parks and other points
of attraction where entertainments and
the best recreation can be. had are! too
numerous to mention. At the low rate
you cannot afford to miss the trip. See
bills or consult ticket agents for in
formation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
Iowa Newspapers
Observation-Disclosures
DISAPPOINTED.
(Britt Tribune)

There is absolutely nothing doing In
a of the gush that Is being put out
by the daily papers. We read recently
of what a proper and heroic thing 1t
is to go home kiss your wife, pat her
on the shoulder and tell her that you
love her just as we'll as we did when
she was girl We tried 1t and she said:
fOh, get out with your folderol, bring
in hod of coal and see If the specified
hen is in the nest, and why don't you
get the cellar cleaned out, and have the
tar. paper taken off the house, We
were almost discouraged. but thought
we would try again, SO we slipped UP
behind her, threw our arm around her
neck, gave her "love tap" on the
shoulder and prepared to give her a
nice sweet kiss. She said: ooh, you
make me tired: why don't you get
shaved and behave yourself?' BY thun-
der, we are not going to kiss her any
more unless she signifies a willingness.
yea desire. for osculatory perform
ance, and express it audibly, so there,
by lingo! There Is nothing in 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES

with all due respect for George
Roberts Kindness In trying to settle the
political situation In iowa, by making
Governor Cummins a candidate Tor
vice president, thus clearing the way
for Senator Allison to be his own sue
cessor, it will not work. proclains the
Manson journal Mr.. Roberts has
had very little to do of late years IN
shaping the political career of Cover
nor Cummins and 1t ~ too late now TO
come forward with suggestions hat
simply side track the governor, to FUR
ther any political ends, of Mr., Roberts
and Mr.. Allison. Mr.. Roberts Is a lit
tie too far away from Iowa politics to
thoroughly understand the situation.
1907 and 1908 Will be years OF real
history making, and 1t is good to be
here" contentedly AYERS the Mason
City Times Herald.
"The inadequacy of state legislation
for pure food fairly forced the enact
ment OF the national pure food law"
declares the Sioux City Tribune. The
inadeauacy Of state railway legislation
will just as surely force the enactment
of national railway incorporation
act"
Eyes, there lis plenty of material for
the. exalted position of governor for the
next campaign" asserts the Boone
News-Reporter, and adds: The man
who succeeds must be- fairly progress
sive, for in Iowa, az in the United
States, no reactionar.f can expect to
win out in election in these strenuous
times"
1.-THE court physician at Madrid is
either a poor diagnostician or a poor
mathematician concludes the Sioux
City Journal.
The Marion Register believes "if the.
republican national convention was to
be held this month or next Roosevelt
would be named by acclamation."
$50 many OF the few children OF the
Very rich amount to Sc little" observes
the Cedar Rapids Gazette, that per-;
flaps it is just as well there are no
more children to amount to still less"
The Scranton Journal says: TThe
men who are soothing at Ex-Governor
Larrabee are not worthy OF serious
recognition. He will live in the menu
DRY of men who appreciate worthy
characters when his p1ould-be traduc-
ers have faded into forgetfulness."
Nothing that Charles, City ladies have
filed with the city ct>uncil a protest
against the holding of a carnival on the
streets Of the city, the Rockwell Pho,
nograph remarks: Sensible women
over there"
"That is the hotbed' Of the law-defy-
ing rich; the place where those who
produce nothing live on the common
industry; where the only god worshiped
is money; Wall street is the nerve CEN
ter Of speculation, Decentralization and
disregard for all conservatism and bus
mess integrity" is the description fur
nished by the Davenport Democrat. 8
Only $500 to Minneapolis and st. Paul
and Return
on the Iowa Central popular excur-
sion Saturday, June /. See flyers OF
call on agents for particulars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10

Constipation steals the iron which
which should be absorbed away from
the bowls, spoils your blood and COM
plexion, causes snemias and disease.
Regulate your bowels with HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea and keep we'll
80 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co. "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
An Outrage.

It's an outrag e to let your skin suffer
without help, when burned or wound
ed Use Bucklea's Arnica Salve 30
cents. Mcbride. & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
LOOKING OUT FOB THE FARMER

| CIT. Dodge Chronicle.)
That the happiness and prosperity
I! OF the Illinois farmers is to a great
extent attributable to their state leg
islature, has always been conceded,
but that body has never gone quite so
far in its protective policy as the
following bill, introduced by James
Robinson of Farmer city. regulating
autemobiling in the state.
Section l. In case farmers horse
will not pass a machine, the 'autoist
viii take his car apart and conceal
the parts in the grass.
Sec. 2. All autoists will wear dis
guises, ladies will go yelled, and num-
beers will be placed upon machines up
side down.
Sec. 8. In approaching curves auto
lists will take the horn and go ahead
on foot, sounding it one minute and
listening the next.
Sec. A. In case of being called
names, the autoist will pay no atten-
ton, unless he Is q Molly Coddle, in
WHICH case he will pay his fine for
assault.
See. 5. Speed on country roads will
be limited to ten miles an hour until
the tourist sees a bailiff who does not
appear to have had drink in thirty
days, when the motorist shall helpers
mitted to make all the speed he can.
Sec. 8. In case of a breakdown, the
autoist will have his machine out OF
the road and cover 1t with grass and
brush, in order that no horse shall
take fright pending repairs.
Sec. Z. In case the autoist hears a
farmer returning from town on satur-
day night, uttering whoops and
bouncing his end gate in such a man
ner that it can be heard a mile dis
I tant, the machine shall be turned and
sent over the back track at full speed
until the driver passes a house where
a bare armed lady carrying a club is
hanging ON the front gate, looking
down the road toward town.
Sec. 5. When wagon Is sighted
ahead, the autoist will stop his ma
chine a half mile distant, approach
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
"HARD TIMES" REMEDY
crock Valley Bee.l /

IRWIN tailGS ioCS.p
Pay what you owe. The money that
you hoard against hard times which
have been predicted by the Wall street
stock gambler only makes hard times
more. probable. If you can't pay all
you owe, pay what you can. a dollar
paid on an old account cheers the credi-
tor and 1t makes you feel lots better
for having parted with 1t. II is said
that there are not few men who will
deposit money in the banks when Mt
the same time they owe quite as much
in small dribs and will allow it to
draw interest to their credit while their
creditors are hoping every day to get
that account off the books. The credit
system Is Responsible for many men
living beyond their means. 1t has
ruined many homes; has tempted men
to embezzle in order to cover up the
poor financial straits into which they
have drifted. THAT is undoubtedly the
reason for the scriptural injnnction:
"Owe no man. Pay your debts. so
Others may pay theirs, 1t may keep
your bank account down. but lit'l be
better to pay your debts and pay them
promptly Pay what YOU owe!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10

Only $500 to Minneapolis and st. Paul
and Return
on the Iowa Central popular excur-
sion Saturday June 1. See flyers OF
call on agents for particulars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10

1907 and 1908 viii be years OF real
history making, and 1t is good to be
here contentedly AYERS the Mason
City Times Herald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10

"The inadequacy of state legislation
for pure food fairly forced the enact
ment OF the national pure food law"
declares the Sioux City Tribune. The
inadeauacy of state railway legislation
will just as surely force the enactment
of national railway Incorporation
,,,t 4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
influenza.

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sic Dem 5atricdutsn. Sri. 5riuer. Ro.
616-622 50. AibIan0 aOs.. gbieaso,
5a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
PrcisIiitc uneceerbter Gkiert
gellc.
&anfen's empire gaetorG, 373 =
357 cRtpaner Str, @tIpamfst.

mir sa6len bic @rprsBtofsn aus
ale Senounsen. 8ir sabIen gsssns
Ddrtig ME folst:
Sfuut (Stiuftbier) = Minu.. mis-.
e Qor. Soma, go. 1, $1.25; Ho. 2
$1OO; 90. 8, 75c; go. 4, 30c.
Mint 0iscpnFn, Mi9isun q
Minn., erira fein, Ounfls 6urbe, Nos
!, qroBe, $500; 10. /. mittelmaBigs
$4OO; 0o. l, feline, $500; 80. p
$500; 30. 3, $1.00; Rp. 4, 30c.
&accoon (Hai6bdr)-0is., Winn-
Dat, Sans. 9sb., Sa.. 30. 1, 9rOBs.
$500; 30. /. mittelmdBis. slips; Go.
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10. 4, 15c.
8ieber ~ Canada, hid. & Ror.
@eitsrn. go. 1. grobe, $500; 10. 1,
mittelmdBig. $500; go. 1. tleine, $50
80. 2, $500; SO. 3, $3.50; go. 4, Sc
Mustrats (Dlol dusratte) - S6ios
Sn6.. 81, u. 9d., Mti6. &. mis-,
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20c; Sits, Sc.
9lad Bats (SdD1rse Rattsn) -
Wintsr. SOC; 5aa. 40c; Sm. 5aa
SOC; Sits. 1Oc.
Rptber 6uhs-Dis., 92inn., Dat,
81, C q. &C., 10. I. eroB, $500;
10. /. mittslm1Bis, $500; 30. L,
tleiu $3.50; no. 2, $3.50; SO. 8, 75c:
9o. 4. 25t.
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bsu uno brduR. $3.50 bis $1,000.
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9rima. S100 biz $3.50: Rort6
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Bis Bot.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
eine Nitte.

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tulpit 1T. Wsr TN 3psiid 1T aber
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ssn ss.bsR QotsB,s,tsl faSir.R.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

wsiEwauEee DsssH,nru.

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@enlff6te, 4.40|.70; Rndgne. 40 IA.
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s25-S5b; Stedsss, 2.So-300s aRti6fibe =;
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ennft. sbo-450; &mmer, BS5-5.s5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

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oungsn sur @erfiisung iteben, lit
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9olitii unb Observation-Disclosures
ten. 4lnriA, Der utdoemifhe 8ilOuug
empfinq. mar BON 1871 bis 1873 srit
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

ssbroden. Rad elmer alien TRADITION
i'm @unbesienate Ioa Elm neues Mitz
9lieb beFeIbsu f3 in ben SiBungsn
pobl 5eigen, aber nsntgitsus 365 Sage
lang. BON leinem @iatritt an aere6net,
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beridgt noroen. Giner Der 8orgdnaer
DaDis' in bieler 8e3iebuug mar Der
Senator geperibge bon Snbiand, Der
brei Wlonate nod feiHsm grl9sintn
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lang nit Rihtadhine Detroit nuroe.
pie BON Daois geboliene 3eoe be5pg
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900 W0rter umfaiienbe @ntitrufsgin.
Ddois 1T 45 Sabre ali uno fpar in
brei Germintn g Sabre @ouperneur
bon 4rtanias. Gr 1T I'M ,9ear" :
Staate iebr popul1r pegen Ieines be-
motrotii9eu WeIsns uno tpeil CT IN
lonoerbeit Elm 5reuno Der @rbeiter unb
tIsinen 2eute 1T. DIS 9rGTbsnt
&ooieotlt 1905 in 2~rtaHias iDeilte,
oermodte Elm 8areertomits 9oupers
neur 8dbis ni4t 81 bsfpessu, BET Der
&egriiBuu9 oes 8unbesoberbnlptes an
STEELE ieines msiit fhdbigen S6lapps
butes cine Ieioene Qngltr0bre" auf5u'
ieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Sur 5indn5oetebseUune.
Die esrFtsr Der aOmitss fur Sanis
Brien nmb llwIaHTsmittsl.

Gt6tses 6sfebanensenents gsfitFasr
ginHns -SsIfisieI usfeg RaHossfeHafsrfn.
3as us ~ isRomits" Gin shrtHfesW,
SsnrHaIie ano sarasfmssRsr.
IN ger5in6une nit Der llHtsrbrsis
tung BON 4msRoemsHts gu ben o.
IstsR fir gonimeien unO llmluuFss
mitt,l Ipielsu in bsr segenpdrtigsn
aonerebfdFon inIonesrbeit brti TdHs
Her cine ni6tiss 9oa.. Gs fnc biss
Der @orisenoe bss SeHatsiOmitss fir
gontpefsn unb lmlaufsmittel, Ssnas
tor 9elfon m-~Qtoria BON abobs 81
lamb Der 9OrfBsnDe Oss 5austOmitss
fir 9dnfpeIen uno umlaufsmittel
9ieprdieniant Charles 81. JODler bon
Ren Serlsp. ionic 9uROeslsRator
6turp 6. 6a%rs6rougb BON 0OrbsDos
iOta, Elm Mitglisb bes Seuatstomites
fit 9antpeien uEb unlaufsmiteL
9aHsbrOugb BAT cine Bill eiHsersidt,
pslhe bic G~tablirung elmer Gentrals
Hegierunesbant poriiebt.
4lorid, Der in 81. qsDensjobre
febt, peb0rt benz gun6esieHate uuuHs
terbro9sn felt 1881 an uuo BAT fhoH
70 LANCE ais Borfbenber oes Binan3z
ousi9ufes oisisr legislation aorperz
l9aft gsotsnt oaB fi6 sigsniIi9 Qiss
maHb Der 3eit eriHuern fam, IN Der
sr biefss Qmt nidt betleioete. Dor BEN
@ssinn bes R~ooIsDeltz 9ssimes ibts
Qlbrid i'm Sberbauie oes aongrsHss
einsu berart psitgebenbsu ginfluB
aus, oaB Ct oft Der BOB bss Senas
tss- geHanHt wuros. SeiH preitige,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

mid Red oas groBtt @runoeieeuthum
in Rhohe SslaHo 5u beijsm.
6oiolsr II beyei.s lett 1895 0(it
eIieo beS %uotioualsn llnterbauits. Tas
9%tJsutpGrti9 zen tom bellsioe.e 4nt
als @oriiBenoer oss 6euslomittS fir
9anipeitn lno urlaufsujtttl uericl
Ct lnuu TN So. QonegeHe. Nop!er
luaroe 1902 in Qenl. 81, 4e6oytn. "
9rasuKis 1876 an osy Nal, uniaerl
tat, iop'e 1878 an o,y gbica1os
8sttsf6ale uno etaelirt NG 1850 In
GlBdbetb. r. els @npa.t. Soio
ler u Ter 9s,iaiiey n,r ocu Nou5rsNs
ai%latnslidiia coyliNgrelH Toolr
Wabuma eGa auo Isl. il n5asxer
Seit cac eeigro,y @ysmi1sei 6art
he aeiauise Agiiit etIoast. mu esr Il
be pleBn1baen Der &Go.srcaieguua
Suy MiloeyugQ aelp. stia4ra her
NindR5triIs ttN-1H Nausauss
ibuB, Dem }orlsr aglNojrt. miro
i%d;gsboftt 0ui5 eas is 3u .IQes
mite %aenaHnt. @.is3tsr Musirub bs
lteet naalia aus 81 Nliistisotya. ooa
eenen aeoobnliR Itots f:ineu tilereu
Vl1N sur &sreeftrun9 ees 0dbruuQs
inittms III Der Saite troet Waht
run it8eno Elm &tiilleo tiue Tsins
Set,u oarltelfnos @yopcfuiou. 10 rrer.
ben bfe ubrista is CANA F6sr eeaea
ben @srpesensn thinner. Dabsr Ser
W1ns -16 Az 1s3emit-