Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04

opposition ny SdylIlS. DeIuOcIdtS Illus
not forget that Thomas Jefferson, who
wrote the declaration of independence,
annexed the Louisiana purchase with
out giving the slightest attention to the
consent of the governed"
The Fairfield Ledger notices that
while the trusts are laying their plans
to take in the country, they are being
taken in themselves. 1t is said that the
shrinkage in the stocks of twenty-six OF
the great Industrial combinations of the
country since the first OF the year
amounts to more than s1oo.ocO000. A
good many of the people who counted
cn getting rich through these combina-
tions to restrict trade may find them
selves poor one of these days
Eve want to say right here, says the
Newton Journal, that the Des Moines
ICapital and News said that which was
not true when they said that DIR. w. w.
Hawk was pledged to Cummins for
United States senator. He is unpledged
land will remain so. All he has ever said
was that after election the republicans
of Jasper county will have chance to
settle the senatorial question. That's
fair and honest
The Gate City thinks the govern
nlent has shown fine discrimination in
one particular. During all these years
| it has refrained from naming any post
office Keokuk That is a compliment to
which Keokuk makes her best bow
According to the Eagle Grove Eagle
1T is not what would Jesus say9 that
| is troubling Cato Sells but what in the
ID to say himself.
The Belle PLANE Union observes that
some of the democratic papers freely
endorse Cato Sells for governor and
state that the nomination is seeking
him. 1t has not appeared yet the he
lis in hiding from fear that he would
have the honor thrust upon him. Some
/ times a person hides politically in hopes
4 of being sought and not only sought but
4 found Cato is however an exception
ana il ne sii-
i be to serve the party rather than his
own inclinations.n
In approving Judge shiras' decision
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insurance companies, the dubuque
Times announces good policy in saying
..ro,.a i GOOD stata in when 10 de-
Neiel' ms lfaee ous'iiess "ts'i
capital because II has no large cities
and the distribution of risks is an easier
,nat,ar ,ban in chicago III is a field
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al home has nothing TO do with it,"
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