Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-09

Will deal justly with the friars.
| The Rev Mr.. Emerson, the Kansas
prohibition nominee for governor, has
started a new paper in Topeka devoted
TO the cause" The prohibitionist anc
| his money are soon parted.
According to the Bee the freight Off
Gals of all the omaha lines are busily
engaged in preparations for handling
the enormous grain crop of Nebraska
Realizing tho necessity for increased
| frei ght facilities. the roads are all COM
PEELED to enlarge their equipment serv-
! ice or fall at the mercy of the immense
demands which will be made upon
will be first and largest upon the mark
ket, is ready for sportation. one of
the steps is an advance in freight rates
of from 81. to cents.
The Business Mems league OF ST.
Louis is arranging to give President
Roosevelt a suitable reception when he
visits that city on Wednesday, Octo-
Der /.
Chicago has a new name for automo-
biles. locomobiles and other staple and
carts"
A gigantic British Canadian steel
combination is being formed in London
TO enter the industrial world in compe-
tition With the United States Steel Cor
poration. When Greek meets Greek,
etc.
When Russell Sage celebrated his
S6th birthday on August 4th he was
quoted as saying: Il believe that | am
the Oldest active business man in New
York, and feel fine. can tell you. Give
up work? Not a bit OF it. How long do
you think would last If l gave up
work? What sort of pleasure would
take in life if gave up work, which, let
me tell you young man, is the best
thing that life has to offer l tell you,
get along without it, i know. l have
tried it-wilen the doctors made me-
and there was a merry twinkle in the
veterans eye.
The coronation of King Edward to-
DAY was something like cLea/, done
over job.
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The nomination of e. l.. Boies for
congress against Henderson in the
Third district will make it necessary to
refer to the candidate as the son CT his
father.
Wheat harvest is practically over in
South Dakota With scarcely an eN-
ception, the reports as to grain yields
which come from all parts of South Da-
kota are favorable, fully bearing out
predictions that the state will this year
raise one of the largest crops in its his
tory.
"David Harum" has made way for
later candidates in the lists of the best
selling boks, but is still in demand. The
total of its sales is astonishing On
Aug. / the record was $4,000 copies.
The unequal distribution of harvest
hands is said to be troubling farmers
of the northwest.
Miss Jessie Forsyth, of Boston, was
a delegate to the international Lodge of
Good Templars, which just closed its
convention at Stockholm, Sweden. She
address of welcome, gave a paper on
Scientific Temperance Instruction in
the Public Schools of America" and on
the request of the Swedish minister of
foreign affairs was one of deputation
of seven chosen to meet the king by
she says: liking Oscar grasped my
hand so cordially and looked down at
me in such kind and fatherly manner
that almost forgot to say your majes-
ty' when replied to him."
y JOlullSt III NNot'iii iNeiissio mas lIie
candid motto over his bar: IF drinking
interferes with your business quit your
business"
Writing from Atlantic City, on the
coast, TO the Chicago Record Herald,
w. E. Curtis says: Speaker Hender-
son, who is here with his wife and
daughter for few weeks. has been
reading the speech delivered in the
house of representatives shortly before
adjournment by Mr.. Cooper of Wiscon-
sin on the Philippine question. and de-
clares it to be one of the best speeches