Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-23
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With the beginning OF the campaign
the Cedar Rapids Republican SHOULD
5 cease Knocking and lend a hand o.
: aatly bolt the ticket The Republic
i ans peculiar attitude of being IN tht
q party and out with its nominees mus
/, be growing weart=ome 70 Itself 1t has
Tong been wearisome 10 others. Why
not get in or get out?
The only good time anybody ever had
ii chance at in Oskaloosa was rudely
broken up when the town clock was
: stopped by order of the board of SUI
perssors.
On April %. ls6e a Maine newspa-
per contained the following legal no.
dee: Freedom NoticeF'or a valua-
Il,ie consideration have this day relin-
luusshed to my son. Hiram S. Maxim.
his time during his minority. l shall
claim none of his earnings or pay any
debts of his contracting after this date,
Isaac Maxim Witness d. d. Flynt
Abbott, April IS. 1860" The lad who
Twas given his liberty Is now Sir Hiram
Maxim, of London. England the in
Iventor of rapid-fire guns and airships
AT the approaching doiiniakersi ex
Inhibition in New York City there Will
be great variety of objects made
from indurated milk. These include
tiomdnoes. dice. cigarholders, canes
/ umbrella handles, forks ana spoons.
/ This leaves a hope that science may
sonle day find place for the indurate5i
iapple pie and doughnu;s of the ordi
liary lunch counter
Those who have been looking upon
steel as entirely material viii be IN
twested in Mr.. carnegies assertion
that steel has a soul.
Rev. Crus'hong. the Keokuk negro
VI hose inflammatory remarks as re-
Ported from Centelville recently
brought him into notice. alleges that
Say did not refer direct or by infer
ellce to any war between the races III
this country. but that If John Temple
Graves scheme Of deportation were
Carried out it would intensity the
feeling of the negroes, who having been
made into a nation in Africa might, by
virtue of the education gained in the
United States become powerful ma
ton and warllke against this country
This carries the war into Africa ana
ont of Iowa jurisdiction. The Graves.
Tllmans and Crushongs should make
arrangements to carry on their cam-
p.iigns at the seat of war
The expense account of the Fort
Dodge Chautauqua exceeded its re-
eeipts by more than $1,000. The man
aEement appears. to have appealed to
the ear instead of the eye. Tlllman
Graves or another Slide for Life" Will
he a necessary attraction TO pull them
"out of the hole" next year.
An observer in Canada compares the
hail insurance of the Dominion with
that of the United States. In the
stfgtes many unreliable companies
flourish as long as they have no seri-
GUS losses, then they go under. Seldom
arH heavy losses by hail paid In full.
altho the premiums are heavy. In
Canada the government affords protec-
ton from hail. For 10 cents per acre ,
onts can insure his crop. and should loss :
occur by hall he will gel pay for it UP
10 81 per acre. The plan seems practi- {
salale in several directions.
80 Ie
Yesterday was the Jewish New Year. !
rhe New Year is a great day for fam
sending of letters from children to their
parents. Small remembrances are in ,
exchanged. The synagogue services, !
however. are the chief manifestations ,
If the day. s
Last months exports were the small ID
81 for the same period of any year \
!nce 1897 and its imports the largest I
This is taken by experts as an indica- a
lon that prices have been crowded to \
uch high figures that others have
'eased buying and are selling on our
Market and indicates reduction OF
,rsaes TO be forced by over production
~. NJ. Walker. OF Krksvile, Mo-, =
polis a record that really should bring a
lin an appointment of some kind from s
he president. He is great grand 2
atller at the age of SO years Al 10 y
lie was father, and at 80 a GRANDPA
her. He is the father of fourteen chill ,
lren. the eldest being 80 and the =
years. He has twenty-five II,
His one great grand L
hid Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. $
. S. Watts. of Pana, Ill.
Heaming -"Remember,' admonIshed o
he reverend gentleman, when you be-
i'm to notice the mote in your neigh
'"'s eye there is pretty certain to be :
'eam in your own 4
That's right" repHel Sinnlckson: b
it makes the average mans whole face s
'ealn to find mote in his neighbours s
ye." Philadelphia Press.
Few George D. Stewart, of Fort
iadison, has resigned from the pulpit
{ the Union Presbyterian church Of
hat city. which he has occupied for
waaty seven years. His resignation n
axes effect upon Jan. l.. 1904, when
dr. Stewart viii be so years old. In