Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-12

directed to raise in obedience to a
command received in a vision" ard
says "Dowie is perfectly willing to /. n
terrain these visions but he wants
some one else to prove their reliabili-
ty."
Republicans that are republicans
from principle, vote the republican
ticket and work for it as WE'LL" OBJ.
serves the Rockwell Photograph.
The Northwood Anchor believes "Ev.
cry farmer who sends to a mail order
house for goods is working against his
own interests. He deprives the local
merchant of business that belongs to-
him, and if the practice should be-
come general the result would be ti:a
driving of retail merchants from bust.
ness The killing of the towns means a
depreciation of farm values. Land near
a prosperous town is worth more than
it would be if near a dead town."
What shall it profit Iowa democrats
if they elect Claude Porter and turn
the control of the state over to the
railroads? Will it be democratic
yictory?" asks the Odebolt Chronicle.
In the opinion of the Cedar Rapids
Republican 1.-The legislative ticket is
this year a national ticket in sense
as we'll as state ticket, for the men
who occupy seats in the next legisla-
ture will select a successor to Sena-
tor Dolliver The republicans in this
state without regard to faction ought
to be unit in favoring the election OF
Senator Dolliver to, succeed himself.
what barbarians the people of the
present day would be considered II
some of the roofing at the Chicago
games could be preserved in
phono era phi for the ears of future
generations suggests the Davenport
Times.
"Removal OF the circle from the
ballot is an invitation to more lntelil-
gent voting" is the Judgment Of the
Lansing Mirror. "Those who CON-
plain over the loss of the circle have m
mind benefits from careless or ignoi-
ant election day work"
Cali, this hubbub." says the Water
loo Courier, doesn't seem to disturb
Mr. Marsh's equanimity in the slight
est degree He simply smiles and says
nothing which, the wise ones say, indl~
Gates that he carries the much dis
cussed appointment in his inside pock-
ct safe from the vulgar gaze of an
inquisitive public
The Ottumwa Courier calls attention
to the fact that Many do not know
that Governor Cunmins is prominent
ly self-made man, coming up from
humblest walks of life. His parents
were poor, and he began to make his
own living at an early age as car
penter's apprentice. He was diligent
and studious, working his own way
thru college, and by sheer force of aD-
plication, industry and ability has az
tanned to his present high position"
It looks to the Manson Democrat as
IL "Louis Murphy and e. NJ. Carr
might we'll be in better business than
trying to stir up discord in the demo-
cratic ranks There are many better
democrats right in the democratic
state central committee than either
Murphy or Carr. Some fellows are
never satisfied with the band wagon
unless they can hold the reins."
Grover Cleveland IS being mention
ed as a candidate for the senate from
New Jersey. Roosevelt may want a
like position from New York Such
a procedure would not be bad treat
ment for x-rresidents." affirms the
Charles city Intelligencer.
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