Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-20

JuSt ~ 0SAMS sudU UceAAa AVOAAu0 uAtu
probably praying for. Mr.. Bryan is too
experienced q campaigner not to appre-s
ciate the value of episodes Of that char
acter. He never exclaims Miserable
scoundrels. be quiet!' His real feeling,
doubtlesesis. Go 1t boys x
It is believed that politics will be at
fever heat just about the time it In nec-
essary to stir UP the fire in the furnace.
New York Sun on Bryan's Madison
Square speech: TO those who have had
to follow. MFR. Bryan thru his long pill
grimage of gable, this speech with Its
weary old utilities and fallacies and
demagogisms and suggestions of false
hood and Its fiat, ancient jokes reward
ed with that laughter which is as the
cracking of Sthorns under a pot, ie stale
reading. Does Mr. Bryan think to win
the enemy country with this sort Of
stuff"
Those who fail to hear Dolliver and
Cousins will miss the biggest treat Of
the campaign.
Thus far Iowa has contributed
s6.l6s.44 to the Texas storm sufferers,
the state ranking seventeenth In
lamount donated. Pennsylvania stands
first with S14s.676; New York next with
sssS616; Texas third with $sl. 4Os. SIS.
Three of Iowa's neighbors surpassed
lher-Illinois with s26s2o.52; Missouri
with $5l,422.52 and Minnesota with $12,-
Ns61s2. Each of these has large and
wealthy cities.
There is "a great deal OF showing OF
Ecolors In the city today by those who
have the courage to say they are for
mckinley first. last and all the time.
Cholera has appeared among hogs
being received at the Chicago stock
Yards. Among 10000 animals 1O7 cases
were found by the bureau of animal in
dustry. The infected animals We're
condemned by the government in
5spectors and ordered tanked.
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The commercial agencies report that
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election influences on business are
somewhat repressive. The result is a
generally quiet tho confident feeling in
general trade.
Evidence here, in the Transvaal and
| in England Is weaving a mesh around
Webster Davis to show the desplca bic
part he has been playing as bribed
Boer advocate, with $4,000 as the
pie of South Africa. a contributor TO
the New York Sun calls him the "Bsne-
lsdict Arnold of politics. His advocacy
of Bryants cause ought to be resented
by the self respecting supporters OF
/ that party.
This is republican day in Marshall's
capital. The party expects every sup
porter to do his duty this evening -and
] the fame and efforts of Dolliver and
1 Cousins will do the rest.
Consolatory-The political orator at
1.-THE noon meeting evidently was much
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tory in the neighborhood.
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[Odebolt Chroniciel
AT the coming election two ballots
j will be handed to the voter by the
Judges. One viii be the regular ballot
s containing the party tickets. the other
4 will be a small slip on which the cleo.
TOR is TO record his vote on, the constitu-
Itiona, amendment providing that cleo
8,ions shall hereafter be held only once
in two years, instead of yearly as a,
4 present. should the amendment carry
sithere viii be. no election next year In
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