Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-25

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1t is estimated that the cotton crops
OF the United States Will be greater by
10 per cent than last year. This msans
more prosperity for the south.
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Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin, is con-
stantly demonstrating his capacity as
one of the ablest of our public men He
is equipped to meet the opposition with
fact and logic and to elaborate an argu-
ment With forensic power, and elo-
}quence.
a close friend of President Mckinley
says that western man will probably
be nominated by the Philadelphia con-
ANention for vice president He ventures
the prediction that Senator Fairbanks,
OF Indiana, is the Strongest of these in
the field So far. The ST. Joseph Herald,
In quoting the preceding statement
adds: .Governor Shaw, of Iowa. is a
western man OF strength whom light
ming may strike The west can un-
sdoubs.dly furnish the man"
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Eight hours are ii DAYS work for all
mechanics and laborcrs in the employ
of the government or employed in work
for the government audi a man chose
10 work more than thai 10 increase his
income he would moi BIZ permitted 10
do So.
So.
The bubonic plague has appeared in
points are. reached aud victims fan.
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good story on Gen. Bnlleri Is to the
Effect mat he cabled some London wine
si ~ 70 asnd nun M yscases of
len9aafiI'ashs marked castor ell Then
ne ne'iiled me officer n ciarse AZ Dur
Dan 'ha5 ne was expecting fifty cases OF
castor Oh ana wished hem forwarded.
t"lthout delay. The conscientious offs
ger ssht word back thai the nifty cases
rad TAD not arrived. but NJ had managed 10
5seiiret about twenty cases Of castor oil
answer for the present emergency. If
Butter gets a peerage cut of this war.
what title could he more appropria,e
that Lord of Castor Cil?s
Recent statements SHOW over Sc. 600, 5
600 in deposits In the eight national
banks of Omaha, overlapping the rec
ord for the first time since 81. As n
prosperity and abundant money note 1t
is of great Importance.
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''i i ne union veterans nave no such
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MAI il conference OF sne. Aletnoalst frot-
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'it' ,s.!sii :. Am Lee s'saf,' pastor q
9 e'iui'''i ~ N'',lp' ~, " lhe
su''9tuiiii.'- .eoilisletsess. s.. INC cl'urch
mere mas psen . vote a e.Vefss. 70 ordain-
ny women q 'isi'i,ssefs' pue Mfs. Starr
It's ier e'isaeiiliaiS rom me ONO. HI
.ehu1cf, ana Mi make lisht fors rec-5
.os hisieils - MIS-; starr mas bee in the
ministry Tor %'iirsst' Years preaching slle-
.es 5 usis. sfle = sess % nave passed the
Isfiofs g her Work. Her
.eiluifr y important IN rs district. and
7sle INSISTS lhat as a pastor her accom- s
api PIE mr. Wlil measure With those Of
not enough, however, Mrs Starr has
written q brochure 10 sustain her con-
tention that tie Bible recognizes wom-
ans rights 10 ministerial orders WON
en- are praeticing medicine law. surgery
and neaily every other profession once
.exclusIvely belonging to men. she ar
gues Why should they be denied the
The German legislative body has
passed the meat bill. which bars out
canned meats and sausage. and the 60.
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