Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-31
F TOPICS OF THE TIMES
Senator William Dsboe. in a letter to
g friend, expresses himself as confident
that Mckinley and Yerkes will carry
Kentucky

q friend, expresses himself as confident
that Mckinley and Ysrkes viii carry
Kentucky.
a man who says he Voted for nin.
democratic candidates for president
writes to the republican national COM
this year. He says he is opposed to
Bryanism, Altgeldism and few other
.sisms.
New York City has never known a
mere enduring plague of mosquitoes.
than this summer has produced. The
characteristic of this years crop is
wide diffusion. Their appearance form
eriy in various sections of the city and
not IN others gave rise to the theory
that there Mere certain mosquito belts
and the streets which bounded them
We're specified. If there was ever any
ground in that hypothesis IL has dis
appeared this year and there has prac
6ticaily been no limi, To the field of the
found high UP in hotels where the,
Mere never known before and they are
at home in cable cars.
The Iowa state fam this year is reck-
scned irsthe prosperity column.
The south is disposed to rub it in"
on the mob, business. Here, for exam
PIE is an indignation mass meeting at
sherman, Tex, which adopted resolu-
tons protesting againsS uliciNiiized
conduct on the part of our sister state
of Ohio
The effort Of our government 10 now
being directed toward Negotiations for
peace in China. II requires careful and
prudent diplomatic action.
All Fort Scott, Ark 4Mce Judge
Frank Freer exploded bkmb among
his hearers by saying thar y he We're a
young man he would votd the repub-
lican ticket. He said: II don't like
sBryan's policy. As for thfse islands
over there, We've got EN- and ought to-
keep 'enl. Yes. gentlemen, + We're a
young man I'd Vote the republican
Ticket
Recent wea her cnnaittony have been
favorable fo. corn ( II =Nebraska, and the
crop is ma ttrri s richly. Similar condi-
Etions exist IN 1easa!
The last Of she Nebraska oats pnr-
chased by the United States for the
army in the PHILIPPINES left Omaha on
Thursday. Nine million pounds We're
ordered BY The department in three
sreqaisitions. The first order vas filled
silly, the second With equal ease a
lower price han the first. but II Mas
found i.nrossiblr 70 secure more than
i .1e0 coo pounds ii ne third lot, as oats
5gsa,sn ii, 1899 Mere specified Thus 49,
eoN.ooo bushels Mere shipped. Tbs crop
os 800 will be sufficiently cured in a.
month for use ny the government and
here is consequently no shortage
Senator w Il. Ma son.zo of Illinois who
has arrived al Seattle from Alaska. an
nounces# his intention To support Presi-
dent Mckinley. and in two. weeks will
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Should tn. fortunes of politics favor
Mr.. Harvey l,,ghan. OF the Algona I'm
per Dsss MONIES. h. hestowing Delivers
mantle upon him. the Tenth district
would be we'll represented In congress