Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11

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county by adopting his plan. that the.
roads will be made better - Is sarns
be improved. AS this Is Itch
concerns the farmer s larry
sitsmight be WELT give u.s. !, thor
sough trial. One thing is certain, GU.
country roads should be improved-why
not with tile drains?
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.
The Ottumwa Press thinks 1T will
not take long to convince the gallant
Admiral Dewey that he can not cap
te.S> by storm any political party in.
this country as easily as he did the
Spanish fleet i'll Manila bay
The Cedar Rapids Republican de-
clares that .Des Moines has a great
many financial schemers who organize
all sorts of little corporations in order
that their officers may live by their
Wits. Politicians, broken down and re-
Tired, and others drift naturally.
toward the capital city go into all sorts
of schemes. They generally manage to
get some prominent man connected
With their concerns and then they be
gin the fleece the people. One-half Of
such financial Undertakings will not
five long enough to put their principles
to the test. = "a
There have been Congressman
Smiths before. but few Of them have
been better men than Walter I. Smith
Iof Council Bluffs. says the Glenwood
Opinion.
In the late city election S stated by
1.-the Democrat, the Voters of Dayen-
port by, a large and, therefore, CRAFTY
ing majority decide 70 accept Mr.. Car
negie's gift of $50, COO. and to put as
much more with it as may be necessa-
~ u support an Institution which Will
pc monument of the first order To
the clty's intelligence and public
spirit,
Referring 10 the legislatures work.
the DUBUQUE Times notices that many
Important questions of public policy
have arisen during this session The
suffrage question we have always with
US. but the prohibition proposition was
presented ina novel form in the five
mite Limit piil. This and the normal
schoois piiis we're among The most inter-
tS;insyg fr1ea Sti,,es hat failed viil,s the
@sesnife PHI for the taxation :ssal4 OF en-.
press pre-; companies and the valued policy
gnitssSillaS be eon sidsred the two success
iai measures whose oi'erat ton VIII pos
sess the greatest general interest The
ssl'lfil OF .ssioriil was sltolis IN me sen
ats e no y VIII ps strong Two years
hetsce u ilnese measures Work satisfae-
toriis.s
Gre pf loeSeNSs confessions was that
ne had never !N.etee. The Sioux City
journal thinks MS assertion 3tha;
b. 3:
Y '7ii'3 : M q. = p "a ~. ''etp ne
prospects maternity Win the majority
of the Democratic party.
The AIeona Timer Das MONIES saws
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siis s - Jus "a " - ps g.
| Liver. fcation meeting.
.ss:tran.s... remarks the Dss Nioinps
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seiiill'iea ne slo9d 81 tae3s pfiuge5 WITH
Dewey when he remarked To his politi-
eal C;ridl.r. .Ya,I may fire when yo,,
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tiss i2upuaue 65l sissfaPh SAYS 5lhe sr-
actment Of the legislature exemp;ing
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suneenstltutlpnal.# beiHg Class ieslsla--
A sjon, but IT presumes no objection Nil,
10. r,a 7, I. d, the. ,w because. az ne do.
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Industry NH mere imam comp Tor
4 the exemption.
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The cardinal purposes 81 IN samenoea
\ shipping bill which va reported to the
aoust. BY Mr.. y rosN;eiaei', chairman OF
the house oinInittse on merchant mar
4 inc and fisheries are We'll and conNin-
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