Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-18
SHAW AND ALLISON DISCUSS THE PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION

Npiainsd The advantage in a sys-
tenn u diterial peraiion by papers
BY 4 opposite political afTiliation
and ventured the prediction that the
oiazeitss 5rtele would be prominently
presented IN The iiawksye with a cum
ming efarnoe to ts democrats origin.
sure enough on the same morning tina,
tiie l-ader made lis prediction the
iiawksy lid jus the l.eadsr said 1T
would Now the adler says I, lays no
ciaim TO powers froiheey but that
il would like to wfger 80 cents that the
game pen that wr0te The article in the
Gazette wrote lie comment thereon IN
the Hawksye.
| In the interests of harmony anybcd.
bni ummins must h nominated. Va.
ilsnoM Vein 'aerokse Ii MAS tsle cum
tinins men Who :, enea a comnFanise hat-
|iuony pledge anl kspt ii faithfully
sat has beer begun at Austin against
tha TEXAS Brewing Company Of Fort
I W9rsl for penalties aggYegating sss,-
500 for alleged Violations OF the anti
tust Ian The TEXANS probably con-
side, # a good case 10 make max an
4 example Of in die way Of punishment.
The Standard oil Company will soon
begin to bore for OIL in Boyd county.
Kentucky, which borders on West yir-
sinia
Uncle sam Gibbons who is now
on the retired list. carried man in Ken
tuckyfor sixty-cne years and never los
a sack. He lives at Hedgenville. three
miles from Linoolns birthplace. He in.
sIsists thai but for the railroad he would
81 still be in the service.
Senator Hobart, who agreed to tn
compromise il Cherokee and promise
!. q Keep of the delegation. violated hi
! pledge. Went into the convention and LEI
: a successful fight to secure instruction
! for Hartman. This man Hobart is tn
i ssine senator VINO was pledged to Cum
minis in the senatorial fight and betraye
Z MS promise. working hard for Geal
I, Beng a close personal friend OF Gilbe:,
Il
goat farm and became candidate 70
: secretary of state in order to defeat Gil
l,ertson. lie is the same Hobart in ever
$, case.
a Saturday night a balloon-shaped cou
picked up several houses thirty mile
from Huron. South Dakota. and twiste
them into kindling wood. Several peop
: we're badly hurt
d The PA state and ia national banks
A. Kansas hold an average of about tw
70 hundred thousand dollars each. tots
u of $62,9Ss, l67. and per capital of s42
rs.
lie In harmony with Jim Hill's wei
ne known policy fokeep his railroads out
politics story has been sent out
NJ Washington to the effect that the &c
!, benceforth Will be out of politics
sounds almost too good to be true, b.
If the notorious Ed Hunter straightwi
ceases his political activity in the pre-
ent campaign and if j. w. Blythe fai
tc show up at Cedar Rapids with Il
y leading suite of rooms on the parlor flo,
~ we may begin TO believe the story.
r 1t costs an average of only sl.35
We week to care for the ffty-seven il
!, mates of the Champaign county. II
N nois, poorfarm.
Sc A Chinese mandarin of the four
IN class. Taotai Loo Chin On, has arrive
e, in New York to study American con
IS merce and business methods. He b
at lieves the outcome of the Boxer diffict
IN ty will be the adoption OF reforms al
It. modern methods in China.
GU The Minneapolis Tribune says: Sen
at tor Allison and Governor Shaw a
its throwing bouquets at each other ju
now at great rate, each declaring wi