Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06

WI eS.iSi = HE SPiIllSu dCV WE 6CCOIust
plished, TIinnissy. with nne effect. Pro-!
fissor Gazoo Nv Joplin followed with his
cillybrated anti-expansion performance
on thrapeze, an a man firm tn Pam
handle played solo called Down with
Corp'rate Greed. or Repeal tn Curren-
icy act ofs1sso. or tn Naytional Banks III
Own this Country an Twill Become.
Impossible FIR Any to Earn a Livin' Ex-
scept be Wurrkin'.' AS prelim- nary
to this repeal came. TIL Governmint
.Shud Cansel All Notes Now Outstand-
in on a slide trombone. This ballad,
which was rote be Willum j. Bryan,
brought tears to tn eyes Nv many. A
kars' dilligate gays twas better thin
The Star-Spangled Banner He moved
it be substituted FIR Mr.. Bryan's earlier
effort, an TIL motion prevailed
Pattison, Of Pennsylvania, puts the
case at Kansas City in nutshell by
the remark What the democratic,
party wants this year is votes What
votes. and the search for that is in
vain.
The American flag will get no new
stars from the populistic platform
adopted at Kansas City.
The wind has been very threatening
lately, tho little harm has resulted. 1t
came apparently from the direction OF
Kansas City.
The. greatest proof that the Kansas
City platform is anti-democratic is Its
anti-expansion plank which It DISCUSSES
under the head OF anti-imperialism.
The whole history of the democratic
party from Washington and Jefferson
to Buchanan is againstit. But is not
opposed to imperialism-so-call 1t
is not Of the republican kind.
Texas never before knew such pros
perite as she is now enjoying. said
Mr.. w. A. Galloway, OF San Antonio.
while in Washington lately. The
wheat crop is the best it has been IN
fifteen years. Not only is the yield
abundant, but the quality is Of the
highest, Weighing up to sixty-two and
sixty -four pounds to the bushel, where
as sixty. you know, is the standard.
The abundant rains have made the
grazing good and the cattle industry is
also on the boom and altogether times
are about as good as anyone could i'm
agine their being. Altho am demo-
crat, can't see how, with all this
prosperity, Mckinley is going to be de-
feated. Texas, OF course, will in the
democratic column; an earthquake
couldn't scare up a republican victory
down there. Everything in Texas will
be democratic except the Galveston
district, which will undoubtedly return
r. B. Hawley to the next congress-
ss3s
According to the Chicago Tribune
statistics the early returnse show six
teen killed and 72s injured by Fourth
'of July celebrations. Thousands Of
minor accidents are not included.
American tourists in Edinburgh cele-
brated the Fourth by dedicating stat
ue of Abraham Lincoln.
One Of the last bills which passed
congress opens TO settlement the kio-
wa, Comanche and Apache reservation
lin southeastern Oklahoma. The gov
Isernment is to pay the Indians s2.0O0.0 900,
one fourth In cash, The other three
\ fourths to remain in the treasury draw
4 ing per cent interest. The number
! OF acres open to settlers will be over
| 900, 900, which will give space for about
10000 farms of 100 acres each. tho not
l all the land is of value for farming
| purposes. The opening up Of this res
ervation is another step toward induc-
ling the Creeks, Cherokees, Seminoles
4 Choctaws and Chickasaws to take VI
LANDS in severalty.
i AS the garden spot of the west cen,
trail Iowa continues to hold first place
Fifteen deaths from the excessive
II heat In Chicago in one day and numer-
Fous prostraticns have led Commissions
la. r.. Reyno,ds OF the health depart.
ment to issue the following statement
a for the purpose Of instructing sufferers
from the hot weather:
sun stroke or heat stroke is due tt
Il excessive heat.
4 1T may occur in the gun or in The
shade.
4 "A person overcome by the hea'
should be carried Immediately into :
cool and shady place. The clothing
should be stripped to the waist and COLI
water poured constantly over the head
4 chest and body.
4 During hot weather all person.
should USE great care in their diet anc
q should eat too little rather than to-
! much. They should drink freely OF wa
n ter Of proper temperature and should
q avoid copious draughts Of iced beverag
Z es OF all kinds and all intoxicating IL
4 quors.
The clothing should be light ant
worry and anger should be avoided
White Man Turned Yellow.
Great CONSERVATION was felt by tn,
friapds NJ NJ EoOarfv IF a~inU