Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-06


Mahaska-W. G. Jones, Oskaloosa.
Marshall-T. w. Kimball, LaMoille.
Mills Charles w. Black, Malvern.
Mitchell-W. l.. Eaton, Usage.
Montgomery-C. L. Stratton, Red
Oak.
Page-v Valentine Graft, Clarinda.
Poke. w. Stuart Give; George H..
Carr, Des Moines.
Poweshiek-J. P. Lyman, Grinnell.
Sac-C. E. Stallcop, Sac City.
Sioux-C. w. Carter. Rock Valley.
Story-W. j. Nenneman, Maxwell.
Taylor-W. d. Blackmore, Bedford.
Union-John Gibson, Creston.
Van Buren-Joseph A. Keck, Utica.
Wapello-A. w. Buchanan, Ottum-
wa.
WARREN. NJ. Anderson, Indianola.
Washington Charles j. Wilson,
Washington.
ago-worth-Dr. p, o. Koto,
Forest City.
Woodbury. James Barrett, Sioux
City; I. B. Sante, Danbury.
Surely democratic, and democratic
nominees:
Clinton-T. p. McGinn, Clinton; An
ton Haussmann, Dewitt. Republicans
claim David Brandt, one of their nomi-
nees may be elected.
Crawford-J. ]. McWilliams, Charter
Oak.
Davis-Frank c. Traverse, Bloom
field.
Des Moines-Louis NJ. Jaegers. Bur-
llington; William Dodds, Danville. Re
publican nominees are: d. H. Mckee,
| Mediapolis; A. b. Hawkins, Burlington,
| and one of them is likely to win.
Dubuque-R. w. Hosford and j. c.
| Voleyn, Dubuque
Iowa-August n. schloeman, dem.
and John Hughes, Jr., rep; democrat
likley to win.
Jackson-George Hilsinger, Sabula.
Johnson-George Koontz, Iowa City
Lee-F'rank NJ. Ballinger. Keokuki
| Joseph Watson, FIT. Madison.
Close and probably republican:
Adams-C. S. Grouse, Prescott, rep.
George C. Calkins. Brisco, dem.
Appanoose-F. S. Payne, Centerville
rep: Alva H. Stuckey, Washington
township, dem.
Bremer-B. e. Sweet, Waverly, rep.
j. H. Noon, Summer. dem.
Calhoun-D. j. Townsend. Lohrville
/ rep: E. J. Hall, Center township, dem
/ Cedar-Thomas b. Miller, Stanwood
! rep; F. E. Phillips. Clarence, dem.
Clay-Palo Alto-E. p. Barringer
Ruthven, rep; H. S. Parker, Peterson
dem.
Decatur-Burt Eiker. Decatur City
4 rep; d. F. Lambert. Lamont, dem.
Grundy-w. G. Kerr. Grundy Center
rep; w. f. Miller, Melrose, dem.
-eTbo,,,ac WAY
Britt, rep; John Christy, Jr., Garner
dem.
Howard-E. f. Overfield, Elma, rep.
C. H. Wallace, Saratoga, dem.
Ida Monona--W. j. Scott, Ida Grove
lrep.; E. T. James, Ida Grove, dem.
Keokuk - James Wilson, Hedrick
rep: Hugh r. Reid, What Cheer, dem
Pottawattamie-Joh H. jerks, Avo
ca, rep; George NJ. Putnam. Carson
rep; j. r. Sepck, Kane, DEM; $. i
Tobey, Belknap, dem.
Wayne-George w. Hinkle, Hazard
rep: A. w. Maxwell. Seymour, dem
Webster-F. j. Blake, FIT. Dodge
. rep; Charles F. Duncan, Ft. Dodge
dem.
winneshiek-Dr. j. S. Roome, Ca
mar rep; H. A. Biglow, DEBORAH, den
Close and probably democratic:
Benton-D. X. Harbert, Shellsbur!
rep; Frank Spencer. Urbana, dem.
: carroll-A. T. Bennett, MANNING
!. rep: Adam NJ. Steffes, Roselle, dem.
chickasaw-F. f. Ayres, Lawle
rep.; j. w. .Krieger, New Hampton
dem.
Fremont-F. p. Spencer. Randolph
:. rep. w. L. Davis, Hamburg. dem.
Marion-J L. Warren, Pella, rep
Herman Reitveld, Pella, dem.
Muscatine-J l.. Cieisler, Muscatin
rep: H. e. Nicolaus. Wilton, dem.
Scott-John E. Dempster, Donahu
rep: Henry c. Phuenen, Jr., Daver
J, port, rep. William Theopilus, Daver
port. dem: Phil Dietz, Walcott. dem.
!, Shelby-H. w. Byers. Harlan. rep
George Battey, Portsmouth, dem.
Doubtful
Clayton-H. D. Brown. Elkader, rep
p. w. Connely. yolga, dem.
!, Guthrie-Nate Wright, Stuart, rep
f. o. Hinkson, Stuart. dem.
: Harrison--George w. Egen. Nilsson
Valley, rep: James E. Kirkwood, Mi
souri, Valley dem.
= Jasper-Dr. w. w. Hawk, Cola
rep; Samuel B. Powers. Kellogg, dem
Lucas-R A. Hasselquis, Charito
rep. Il. NJ Stewart, Charlton. dem.
a Monroe-N E. Kendall, Abba, rer
Samuel Chase, Hiteman, dem.
: plymouth f. S. Gibson. LeMar
rep; j. C. Cattrell, Kingsley, dem.
Tama-J. + G. Cold. Berlin, rep; Q
car Casey. Dysart. dem.
Some of these estimates may need
little qualification. The friends of
t. Hancock insist that he will be cleo
. ed in Dubuque. on account of his pc
sonal popularity.
. The chances for the election of Sen
tor Ranck are decidedly better tn;
they were and his election is confiden
ly predicted by those in a position
know the situation. He has been ha
D ing good meetings, getting the repub
lie cans interested, while the democra
have aroused very little interest
their campaign.
= In Benton county the conditions ha
improved for the republican candida
and while it IS close. his friends and t
best posted men in the county think
is safe.
s. Carroll county, too, promises to Ii
up with republican representati
n. for the first time since the days of pr
4 hibition. That is, there Is a good chan
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