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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18

1t is not to be expected that average
person who writes pieces fnr a news
paper should know ABOUT such matters;
but, as matter of cold truth seven
weeks railway journey under the most
favorable auspices is an ordeal not
lightly to be undertaken, nor for any
small end. 1T is an exhausting, ferve-
racking, cinder-eyed, always dirty af-
fair. and the man who completed it a
Christian deserves all good things. Yet,
TO aggravate the normal agonles of
travel, this tired fellow man of ours.
every time the train stops, must take
his Way srandly to the rear platform
and face the plain people-wearing all
ways that look of blameless urbanity to
be noted on the face of the person dis
E'rock' in the tailor's fashion plate
Here he must affirm that honesty is the
best policy, that stitch in time saves
nine, that evil communications corrupt
good manners, and that, in the proud
and happy land of ours. where our
fcrefathers bed that free government
might not perish from the earth, two
times two are, and unquestionably Will
forever be, four. And he must say it
in way to suggest that he had this
particular stop in mind when he plan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
aR Mye.1>4A,<
Individuality In nandwri,ing.
TRaltimore Americanl

IBaItlmore AmerlcanJ
In connection with the resolve of the
New York school authorities to abolish
the vertical system of handwriting, an
odd charge against the teaching Of the
systematic instead of business style of
writing comes from business circles.
Business men say that the reducing of
all hands to a uniform appearance
greatly increases the diff sllty of identi-
flying handwriting and facilitates the
chances of fraudulent limitations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
Presidential Candidates.
rNfipneano,is Tribune

The New York press thinks the pres
idential campaign in 1904 may be be-
tween Gov. Odell the republican can
didate and David b. Hill as the demo-
cratic candidate. Gov Odell has been
developing some very strong points. and
Vice President Roosevelt may as we'll
understand that he will bear Watching.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
NO GAS or OIL IN IOWA.

trative reports of the Iowa geological
survey, by Samuel Calvin, state geolo-
gist, has reached the T.-R.'s table. In
view of the recent agitation in Iowa and
ether states over oil finds. gold and coal
discoveries, there has been tendency
TO dscredil geological opinion as to the
Iowa field. This leads Mr.. Calvin to say:
1T is a constant source of wonder and
surprise that, Notwithstanding all that
has been said and written there are yet
persons OF influence, Intelligent beyond
the average in all other respects, who
entertain the crudest conceivable no.
tons concerning the geology OF The state.
and the distribution of its mineral re-
sources. The highest natural gifts and
the broadest scholarly training and
business experience seem 10 be altogetll-
er Intellectual in the absence of some.
training in the principles of geology. to.
Enrotect men from the most amazing fall
Ilaeies as to what may or may not be
found below the surface of the ground,
Discussing the possibilities Of inquiry,
he asks: But is there no gold in Iowa !?
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why are the chances not equally good
W.. e,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
TOPICS OF THE TINES

A reactionary storm is gathering IT,
self together for another effort in Iowa.
Eighteen cases of smallpox have
broken out at the California State In
stitution for the Deaf. Dumb and Blind.
at Berkeley.
The oldest large bridge in Europe is
that at Ratisbon. over the Danube. 1t
was built in 1885, and is 9a4 feet in
length. In this country some of the
bridges last twenty-five years.
Southern states are now supplying
central Iowa with fine strawberries that
retail at 1919 cents per box. AS DIR.
Boteler said about three hundred years
ago: Doubtless God could have made
g better berry. but doubtless God never
did,
With headquarters in the mountains
the Boer fighters are displaying the
Weakness of their cause
The Texas railroad commission has
received many petitions from manafac.
turers and other prospective users of.
oil for fuel asking for a reduction of
freight rates on that product.
Robert I. Aitken has been chosen as
the sculptor for the American Navy
monument, to be erected in San Fran
cisco. Ii is to cost $4,000. ard ,lle larg-
or part of this amount has been sub
scribed, Claus Spreckels contributing
$4,000 and John w. Mackay. and Mayor
James u. Phelan, of San Francisco, ST.
900 each.
Bank clearings for the week show an
increase over a similar period last year
of l04.o per cent.
Proverh of the fisherman: Verify. the
lines are many. but the bites are few.
Crop progress in Tennessee has been
retarded by lack of rain. Much of the
corn had TO be replanted. Wheat is
looking Well. but oats are not so good.
Fruit prospects are good.
DR. John w. Hoffman, professor of
agriculture in the Florida State Indus
trial o,oi,ae. = ~ 4, ~. s.,
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At a recent trial n paris q, was re-
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3 600 being shipped 70 England. cs1ieay
for army officers.
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Parents and guardians in Greenwood
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
Big Sotcpnpcr the Fashion.
rSt Iannes Cazettel

Very large sheets are the latest fash
ion in note paper, with enormous enve-
lopes to match them plenty of space
being necessary if the modern damsei is
to splash her soul upon. paper. The lat
est thing in Eote paper is about the size
Of sermon paper
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18

II don't know" was the reply, but one
thing is sure. they don't want him to be
governor Up this way, where county
conventions are soon to be held the
whole effort of the anti-Cummins crowd
is now being put forth to prevent In
structions Anything, Oh, Lord, but In
structions for Cummins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-23

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09
How 1t Happened.
Tid-Bits.

11d-BltS- .
1t was the second time that the hero of
the story had accompanied the young lady
home. She asked him If he wouldn't come
in. He said he would.
Sarah took his hat told him to sit down.
and left the room.
She was hardly gone before her mother
came in. smiled sweetly. and. dropping
down beside the young man, said:
II always did say that if a poor but re-
spectacle young man fell in love with our
Sarah he should have my consent
The young man started with alarm.
She has acknowledged to me that she
loves you, continued the mother, land
whatever is for her happiness is for mine.
II haven't" stammered the young
man.
''Oh, never mind; make no apology. /
know you haven't much money, but, of
course. you'll live in my house"
II had no idea Of" he began.
81 know you hadn't" but it's all right"
Continued Sarah's mamma, reassuringly
With your wages and what the boarders
will bring in we shall get along as COM
fortably as possible"
TIE young mans eyes stood out like hat
pees, and he rose up and tried to say some
thing.
Never mind about thanks" she cried: 81
don't Relieve in long courtships. The 10Th
of May is my birthday, and it would be
nice for you to be married on that day"
.But-but-but--" he gasped
There, there! / don't expect any reply"
she laughed I'll try and be a model moth
er-in-law. / believe I'm good-tempered and
kind-hearted, though L did once follow a
young man a couple of hundred miles with
a broomstick for agreeing TO marry my
daughter and then backing out OF the en-
gagement"
She patted him on the head and sailed
out.
And now the young man wants advice
He wants to know whether he had better
get in the way of locomotive or jump off
the nearest bridge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09
Example of Good Taste.

New York Tribune.
How perfectly beautiful" exclaimed
visitor as she entered the favorite sitting
room of the chatelaine of a charming coun-
try house. 1t was no wonder she stood
transfixed with admiration. Before her,
nearly filling one end of the room, was a
deep recessed window and window-seat, the
former with large plate glass sashes that
made the room seem part of fruit orchard
beyond. which was just bursting into pink
and white bloom, and the latter piled up
with silken cushions to match great semi
circle of hyacinths and tulips Just outside
that blazed with color within their setting
OF emerald green turf Their soft tints of
pink, yellow blue, white, purple, lilac and
dark red we're all exactly reproduced in the
piled-up cushions of the window-seat.
1T is a fancy of mine,' said her hostess
ito have the cushions of that particular
window-seat 70 match the flowers i'm the bed
beyond / have them made like pillow
slips, buttoned on. and change them sew
eral times during the season. In June, after
the tulips are gone, have June roses, and
after the June roses the gay ANIMALS, end
ing up with chrysanthemums, which last
until frost. and with each change l have
cushions of the same color. n friend of
mine suggested the idea, and it has really
given me a great deal of pleasure in carry
ing IL out.
: Another decorative window is in town
house in - street, whose owner while
building was struck with the effectiveness
of a glass front in a showroom of we'll
known decorator. "Why could not such a
front be put in sitting room of dwelling
house?' she asked her architect. 1T would
he lovely filled in with palms and flowers,
to screen II from the street He fell in
with her within and made the street end
of her boudOir entirely of plate glass. The
effect is as she thought IL would BECK
ceedingly pretty-as the glare is screened
by tropical plants and flowers, which thrive
as well as in conservatory.