Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-12

comes there will always be some man
here to do it
There is no use denying that the
world loves a fighter. C. p. G..
FAR AND NEAR.
Chicago Record-Herald: All that
now remain is for the trusts to begin
busting.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat: Is Min
lister Bowen now a vice presidential
possibility?
Minneapolis Journal: Willie Hearst
really seems to think he is presiden-
tial material.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat: Senat-
or Morgan is old enough to have more
sense. He is 80.
Minneapolis Journal: Will the We
nezuelans be grateful this time for
more than a year?
Chicago Tribune: The White House
Alice has had a splendid time in the
New Orleans wonderland.
Denver News: The Sultan of Tur-
key is long enough on promises to
make a Yankee politician.
Chicago Evening Post: And it may
be remarked that Tillman's way will
not solve the negro problem.
Minneapolis Times.-Come to think
OF Ii there has been a lot of publicity
and the trusts are still peggfng along.
Chicago Post.-Mabini took the oath
OF allegiance yesterday, but was any
ore watching to see if his fingers were
crossed.
Kansas City Journal.-lf Col.Bryan's
.oan 70 arms is not responded. to sat
iefaetorily, he might repeat it in his
next address to a body OF women.
Houston manufactured Miles
has returned from his tip around the
world: the admin:stlation is yaarning
lor more worlds TO sa-d him around.
Denver Ncvs; e tlls President
reGlly vents C IerI1 . Use n sword
without buTting anyevo he should 20
over to france ana feat e few duels.
Chicago Post.-Alas. we have fallen
upon ~degenclate days, when members
10 a wild west show present the re-
doubtablc Buffalo Bill with a tea set.
Kansas City Star.-The death of DR..
Gatlins, so closely following that OF
Herr Krupp. causes some anxiety con.
corning the health OF Mr. Krag-Jorgen-
son.
Lincoln Journal: The glad day has
dawned in Nebraska when q man can
gain no political advantage by talking
about the down-trodden and oppressed
farmer.
Cincinnati Commercial-T Tribune: An
Iowa Chautauqua is arranging for adj
dresses from Senators Tillman and
Mason. 1t will be carefully noted
that it is an Iowa C~hautauquc.
Minneapolis Times.-A Philadel-
phia doctor be it remembered, has dis
covered that the pituitary gland is quite
an important part of the human econ
cmy, but what is he going to do with
about it?
Kansas City Journal: The Monroe
doctrine means, first, that no foreign
power will be permitted to take
American territory, and, secondly, any
thing else that we ma choose to
have it mean.
Washington Post:-They are grad
ually doing away with corporal pun
ishment in our penal institutions. The
inmates of the Missouri state prison
are no longer compelled to wear the
shoes they make,
Atlanta Observation-Disclosures
citizens Of ample means would like to
meet United States citizens who drank
up their wine in Phoenix last fall and
are now ready to vote against state
hood for the territory. Object, purely
peaceful.
Detroit Journal.-"Remember," says
Senator Hoar, that there is something
more to live for than money!" which is
unquestionably good ethics and wax
liable encouragement. but money does
make it so comfortable while waiting
for something better.
Philadelphia Ledger: A bill has
been introduced in the North Carolina
Legislature giving judges the power
under the state code to limit the
length OF lawyers speeches when
they are addressing either the judge
or jury. This looks like real reform,
New York Tribune: The question
about the Cuban reciprocity treaty is
not SO much whether we are willing
to give Cuba a good market for her
goods as it is whether we have bust
ness sense enough to secure for our
selves a monopoly OF a profitable mar
ket when it is offered to us.
Buffalo Express: One of the Lon
don newspapers, commenting on the
exposure of the tlogging system in
the Grenadier Guards, a y a great
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