Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
He does not hesitate
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to admit that 1t Will be hard for him to
keep out of politics and in talk withan
Interviewer who asked him IL he would
ever become candidate for office he
was on-committal
Now 1t is said the big combine has
fastened its tenacles on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul.
According to Washington advices
President Mckinley is determined that
there shall be no tariff tinkering by the
next congress. He probably desires to
let well enough alone. as to business
conditions.
One year ago Cherokee county pre-
scented a candidate for secretary of
state who first visited Judge Hubbard
to gain official sanction and then an
nounced his candidacy from Cedar Rap
ids in Judge Hubbard's paper before he
had terminated his visit. The other
counties of the Eleventh repudated him
and nominated an honest uncwned
statesman. However, the day of reck-
oning came and this man got his re-
venge on Cummins and the friends of
clean government. 1t was necessary to
violate a gentleman's agreement to be
sure, but revenge was sweet just the
same.
AS the Rams Horn puts 1T. Even the
make the beauty of their lamps pass for
the briliancy of their lights"
Stripes are quite the thing this year :
suggested the tailor. The alderman
starred nervously. but quickly recovered
to sreak carelessly. that something III
the nature Of check would be more in
my Chicago Evening Post.
The Modern Woodmen, who have been
meeting at st. Paul, will cut their way
into Indianapolis mex, year.
just four months after the date a,
wien c'ummins is falsely alleged to
have supported Roies we find him unan-
imoGsly made chairman OF the republic
can state convention with his paesen.
chief accuser then prominently Urging
the honor upon him. Mr. Cole was not
than editing Judge Hubbard $ paper or
more properly speaking Mr.. Cummiis.
not being a candidate for governor, was
not then opposed by the railway ma
chine.
A London item says Speaker Hender-
son is now expected about the Goth Of
Iinle, and Viii remain in London a
fortnight He wiil receive special at
tsntens ii. parliament from Speaker
emily, who viii meet him at luncheon
a. the American ainbass ador's.
Aud now it is reported that even Ma
hsska has cummins men en0ush 70 be
Five HUNDRED aud seventy teachers
sill leavs san FRANCHISE for Mau:la on
board special transport July Is. II
viii be a jolly crowd that Viii 30 -
teach the young f'iiip.nos how to shoot
Without guns.
BIDS for the state printing Of New
York under The new lax viii save ths
s;ats si8sQoo IN two years.
Why all ,his opposition to Cummins!
Iii ensmies admit that ne IS able. hon
est and fearless. That's just it. HIS
can't be used IN making pro-railwaS
assessment and the railway machine
Owns many newspapers. Simply thu.
and nothing mere.
TIE Sioux City Journal spoke TIL,
"erunching' sound as the ''jusGerMaut'
passed thru Green county. What will b.
hts confmen, OF the sound heard III Cher
lokee?
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