Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-12

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Trade was not frightened over the
election and business interests will be
wise il they do not permit themselves TO
be unduly stimulated.
The president Will join the secretary
of the treasury in recommending re-.
duction OF the revenue by the removal.
of taxes and duties imposed by the war
revenue act but the details have not
yer received consideration. I is already
apparent that this Will beone of the ac-
ceptable acts of the new congress.
The Filipinos are pleased with the
work of the civil commission because
they are given opportunity to express
their views on proposed measures. They
5will learn in time Who are their real
friends.
In speaking of the receipt of the latest
report Of the transactions of the Iowa
horticultural Society the Country Cen
ltleman says: The present report con-.
;ains an unusually large amour. Of inn
pertant information; and is made dou-5
bly useful by Il Very copious index. Some
idea of the completeness OF this latter
feature may be gathered from the fact
that there are Az entries under apple!
A man who might wish to know some
thing about apples in Iowa would have
a chance to get safne notes here
Nearly 1.5o0 entries have been made
for the New York horse show next week,
being 100 more than ever before. Ex-
lhibitors are $50. against PA last year.
British authorities expect "a brilliant
nseieorie shower on the night of NOV. Ia.
49,
President Mckinley has accepted an
to attend the annual dinner.
~ the Union Leag Club of Philadel-
phia, on Nov. "a. IN honor of Found
els' day. on the condition that official
business permits.
Philosopher Dooey.s, remarks on the
election are good raading, even at this
date. 'Th' mornin' afther iliction, I is
Hinnisasy TO tn Stag pile an Dooiey 10
tn beer pump nm, Jawn d. Rockefeller
10 the lie can, an tn OF flag fioatin' over
al, IN Vi, IL tn wind is. good an tn man
Fin charge has gotsup in time to hist ii.
Foolish man, til funerals don't stop fl
ii,ictpn, ort tn chrissenins or tn welil's.
BE hivens. ] think III liukes IL. We mag
| iios, this country is s2msthn' besides a
ilhuuk ~ land oceypied be human bein.s
1e think il sort Of an autymcbiil
lthat'll run down oniess We charge 1t with
l5yeer particlar Kind iv gas. Don't We
la@Npiet, Hinrissy that amy ,hroep Is
angels Viii drop firm hiven 10 chop
se3sr wood onath, inornin il III ,Iventl,
AZ November il Bryan Is ilicted. an
that if Mack gets in. he'i have 10 put d
Ishfip IN oil cleth3on tn dure Pill to keeI
35piuthyrcataf shown threasury note.
lindher III dure. No, SIR: used to think
/ that was -wanst, in tn days Win ]
3pathronized a lo;hry. Now | know dit.
trent.
The spectators in stocks on Wal
street were the first to take adyantag.
LOT the election results.
Judge James A. Scott. aged 81, VIII,
died Friday at selma, Ind. was life.
liong democrat. but insisted on votins
Il Tuesday q q save the country and cas-
d his fret republican ticket. being taker
Ito the Young place in a carriage. TIL.
exposure and excitement incidenta
caused his condition to grow worse.
4 The first deed conveying property /,
4 the proprietor Of Pennsylvania, Will
liam Penn, Is written In old Dutch, an.
Iis row preserved in the city hall. TIL
X property Vas what is now known q.
4 Lemon Hill, including the mansion an,
q the schuvlki!, river front, where tn
Il Old Falrmount water works are 10
Gated. There Penn kept his barge an.
some roWboats, the barge carrying al
admirai's pennant. 1t is said tina
there is only one man in Philadelphia
VINO can now read ms deed.
Complete returns in Wisconsin give
republican plurality OF l05,ss3;; gain o
2.97l Oyer 1896 There is glory enough i
these figures az they now stand
Twenty years ago" says III
ST Louis dispatch. Charles N
Hays, aged 10 years was a, clerk 4
the Frisco railroad offices in ST. Loui.
Z with salary Of $40 a. month. Las
! week Mr.. Hays, now AZ years Of ag
and still retaining his home in 81
Louis. became the president Of tn
. Southern Pacific railway, the sacon
i largest railway system in the worlt
His salary Will be $4,000 a year. max
ing him the highest salaried railroa
man in the world and a better sa1arie
! executive than the presidenN OF tn
United States
Predictions are made that Englan
, will experience an Industrial crisis
NO, William Jennings Bryan will nc
be a senatorial candidate in Nebraska
: The latest reliable statement shows tina
: the republicans will control the legisla
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