Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-25
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when his name is coupled with the
] democratic nomination for president.
General Miles sword will cut no figure
1 alongside Hearst's barrel"
The Topeka Capital noting that Iowa
| Is being flooded with the Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune, the anti Roose-
Welt paper of the Buckeye state says
| 1T is the same here in Kansas and
probably in other western states
| Somebody is putting barrel of money
1 into the circulation of the Commercials
Tribune and its anti-Roosevelt esll-
4 torials.
A Mills county paper which has
been victimized by faxed marriage
notice and stood off siege by the rate
couple. announces that no wedding
bells will ring in its columns until a
copy OF signed and attested state
ment is filed in the editorial office. l
/ sss
1t is costing somebody pretty pen
ny TO express In Iowa the following
!
mercial Tribune: The convention
! does not meet until June II. and the
| longer Mr.. Rooseyelt's candidacy Is
discussed the more correct will be the
! Judgment of the people who choose
| the delegates. Snap conventions may
please MIR. Roosevelt. but they do not
appeal to the people. Give the people
plenty of time. they will do the right
thing. They will not betray the party.
They have only its success and honor
| at heart. They will tell the senators
ana the president who they want to
lead them, But 1T isn't costing Presi-
dent Roosevelt any Iowa support for
the nomination among the rank and
| file of the real republican party.
Mrs. Booze e a. m.)--What keeps
you so long in the hall. Why don't
you come up to bed?
Mr.. Fuller Booze doaded)--Theresf
| two-hic-hall racksh down here--hic
and I don't know-hic-which one to-
hang my hat on.
Mrs. Booze-Hang one hat on each.
How to raise chickens will be taught
at the University of Missouri. The
curators have decided TO offer full
course in poultry raising. One colored
expert could probably teach In one lee
ture how to raise more poultry in
single night than all the professors
of the university will be able to I'M
part in a year.
Counterfeit silver dollars OF the date
OF 1882 are said 20 be In cirrulation
thruou; the state of Illinois and are OF
such close imitation oe the genuine a
To be difficuit OF detection. The max
ers of the new counterfeit Nave al
ready been arrested a. Chicago ana
their outfit contiscated. but II Is be-
,leved that a number of the queer dol
lars have been put into circulation
turnout the state. The counterfeit coin
approxinates very nearly the weight
of a genuine silver dollar. /; is made
from AIN admix.ure Of the best quality
o, babbi.t metal antiinuny and his
rnuth. 1t Is then heavily copper PLATED
ard later given a durable coat of sill
yar II possesses the requisite ring Of
The genuine coin and about us Only
deceptive feature is It's lishtness.
A group Of representatives We're IN
the cloakroom telling stories of their
experiences in court when Delegate
Smith contributed this incident from
Arizona:
Out in one OF the border towns case
was in progress, one of the lawyers be-
Ing an eastern man who was new to
the country.
"Will you charge the jury. your hon
| orr" he asked. when the evidence had
been submitted.
| ..oh. no, guess not replied the
judge. Il never charge them any
thing. They don, know much any
way. and let 'em have all they can
make
Professor John NJ Tyler, of AM
herst College. is noted for his pat way
OF putting things. He claims that the
education of the heart should go with
the education of the head and in en-
phasizing his theory recently he said:
THE need of heart education has
| been recognized thru all the centuries.
and so we have Bunyan sending Great
Heart and not Swell Head to the aid
of the Christian
i
Notable among the February Cen
tury's Illustrations Will be a full-pag'
portrait of General Washington, the
copy OF an original painting now for
the first time introduced to the notice
4 Of the general public. The portarit
was made from life by DR.. Elisha Gull
len Dick, of Alexandria. Virginia, In
1897, and the Centurys representation
is taken from an excellent photograph