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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
Sres. Scott V Bovine. New.york

Muy senores mios: Amos hace one
uso en- mi practica su excelente uEmul
sion> Y siempre me he felicitado Dor
suS buenos resultados, siendo muv
raro ell enfermo que lie repugne.
Tenganlo p0r un remediO perfec-
tamente combinado y muy it'll en-
muchOs caSOS.
Ponce, Mario 6 de 1900. DR.. G.
VILLARONGA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
Ma Reina de las barricatias

-E,o 10 que no Sc, porque nuuoa bajo este
barrio de reprobos.
-Esta hiep, mar ,hat ; lilo Q lalus a
dole mooed4 de orc. Volv6se hacia dos ami
gos Teobsio, ana :-Hay que lamar YER 81
podsnos entrar sorpress al no abren,
abaio la'puerts-y mantansnte diio:-iCon tai q1e
no cate Critlon eli
IIam6 tres seguidAs sin que oyese min
ga ruido ell interior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
La Guajirita
-DE
Benigno Davila y Cia.
SUCHSORES De JOSE M BES0SA

Fabrica de tabacos, cigarrillos
picaduras, .selaborados con las mejores
hojas del Plata Y Comerio. L01adreS
especiales y vitolas de tOdas classes.
Tabacos corrientes superiores. Venta
de tabaco en- rama, papel de cigarrillOs
marca La Ces6G9sttd y demas articulos
anexOs al ramo.
Sucursal La Gudjt1'tta, calle Isabel,
numero l. junto al cafe Las Det6ctGs.
Precios sin competencia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

En- los corredores de la antigua casa
del eorreo, propiedad de los senores
Lscot, Sc encuentra en- lanentable esta-
10 de enfeameisd IN infeliz mendigos
que Sc queja Iastimosamente, y que por
TODD descauso tiene ell duro ladrllo y
un saco de ieniqden.
La caridad ofolal luo podrfa reco
0erlOP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
Dice E1 LnaparciaE de Mayaguez

H
eel distinguido inteigente juris
oonsulto don Luis Llorens Torres, ha
ingresado en- ell Partido Federal, segun
leemos en- una carta que dirige q nues
tro digno Presi iente y que publica ell
Didri0
Valiosa adquisicion ha hecho ell Par
tido Federal y nos oongratulamos de
ello.o
La Justicia briia siempre. En- ell
mismo diario mayagii ii ezano encontramos
10 siguIente:
eNos dicen que los herm mos Coma
zaiez han sido absueltos EN- las causas
que Sc le segufan por desacato al alcal
de de Anasco y al presidente del board
de Carload del mismo pueblo.
Nos alegramos.2
Nosotros tambien.
Manana domingo ce'ebrs~ su con-
cierto de gracis en- la oiudad de Maya
giiez, nuestras paisanitas Lolita Ma
ria Aspiroz. A juzgar por 10 que nos
dice la prensa de aquella ciudad, ell fes
tival sera digno de las srtistas Y de la
sociedad que 10 patrocins.
Cartas detenidas en- ls o6cina de Co
rreos de Ponce :
Ramon AIvarado, Sera6na Cintr6n,
Mercedes Cuevas, Julio Chaver, Nats
liza de Feliciano, J l. Frame, Jose M.
Flunero, Maria Luisa Haro, G. Toro
Maldonado, Isabel Martinez, Meregilda
Martinez, DR.. A. Paredes Morales, Ju-
liza Nazario, Rafael Navarro, Julio
Ochat, Santos Olmo, James Patton,
Mary Pitt, Juanito Rodriguez (2), F6
lix Rodriguez, Oscar Romero, E. r.
Robertson, Angel Llitera Rivas, Jose
Rivera, Esteban Santiago, Ursula Yore.
La linea de goletas de Schooner, es-
tablecida entire Cuba y los Estados Uni.
dos ha decidido extender sus negooios
hasts Puerto Rico, teniendo al efecto
dos goletas en- la bahia de San Juan,
tomando carga para los Estados Uni
dos.
Mr.. Hallay representante de dichas
goletaR Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad y
ha nonhraio ag"nte en- esta la respes
table casa de ion Carlos Armstrong.
FL comi,i ,na,a especial de inmigra-
cion de esta isla, Mr.. f man Dobbler,
en- un informe dirigido al Superinten-
dente Ponderley recomiendu ell estable-
cimiento de estsciones de emigration
en- San Juan, Ponce Mayagii z, que
Sc impongan las mas en6rgioss restrio
Clones a la immigration.
En la actualidad, personas cuya in
trod uccion NADIA tieue de bene ehciosa,
tienen libre entrada en- la isls y ell agen-
te Dobb les reoomienda la adopoion ur
gente de instruction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

FL propietario del HOTEL AMER1-
cano don Zen6n Cintr6n, establecido
en- Arroyo, participa a los viajeros
haber hechO una gran refOrma en- ell
establecimiento. Comidas todas no
ras Y esmerado seryicio. Ponce, Julio
8 de 1900. m. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
SE. SOLICITR

Un socio para expiotar 400 cuer-
das de canas cerca de la central
Aguirre Ell Salinas. Brillantisimo
negocio. En- esta imprenta informa-
ran. JUNO 90. 2-l5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

Sc VENDE La casa y solar No. 23
de la calle del Comercio, Ell solar mi
de l6 varas de frente pOr 40 de fon-
do y da tambien la Gale de la Luna.
Precio m6dico. En- esta imprenta in.
formaran. 2-15 d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

mentar la oifra de los snteriores Pero
Al mismo tempo comprendfan La tirme
"a estrat6gioa de Las poslclones que ocu.
pabsn.
Sin embargo, lego pronto el momenso
en- que las formidables avanzadas lng'e-
sas debtan sefslarles el camlno oe Ia
retirada.
Cuando Sc les debe algo a los ingleses
80 M az detienen ante ninguna Talla
= los boers debfan va mucho los in :
gleses. to
. 1Tratarfan de defenderse con So ca
fioncitoP....
>. Esa serfa una aoci6n muy heroica +!
Si an saorado deber les imponfa rea-
,izarla. otro deber mas alto los obligaba
4 vivir todavfa para libertar q su patria.
,Huirfan entonces?
Pero ic6mo abandonar ese querido
oa1oucito, cuyo primer estampido, en-
muobos combates, habfa sido la primera
nota de una canci6n de triunfo ese
ouerido caf1oncito, joya de su pobre
ei6rcito, que, tardfamente quiza, de-
berfa servir con su bronco para sellar
medaIlas que reoompensaran los he
roesP 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
P0R NovsNTA GEHTAy0s ORO

Sc venden On esta Administration
los seis kOmOs, sncuadernad0s d Ia
rlstica, de Ia JUVENTUD De ENRIQUE nv,
Guya importante nOvela SO vIene pa
kIicando On eI folIetin do este dlarfas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
En- esta imprenta hay
de- venta PAPEL vlEIO, hasta
cuatro qllintales.

HARATlSEAM0. Un herm0sc CO
che de cuatro asientos muy c0us0dO,
y aeabado de saIir del taller
DON Jose Pima iRfCrmara.
Mayo 30 I'm. Y. p.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
AnCO9"OSNS
COmlpOsiciOnes en- verso
DE
Mariano Ybril

De venta en- la redacci6n de LA De-
MocRAClA y en- Ell Cazdr Otero al preclo
de so centavos provineiales ejemplar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

F. H. DEXTER, T. D. MoTT.-
DEXTER AND MOTT. Ab0gd-
dos G27ae2'5ca21OS. San Jaba21 No.
l, Gale de T'etatG71, Altos. Sc
hacen cargo de asuntos de ley y
de pleitos en- la Corte Federal de
los Estados Unidos en- tOdas par
tes de la Isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
PrOcatrodor.

UNION Sol No 12.-TELEFoNo so.
CoNsULTAs :--8 II am. y s a4p.m-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

concurrldo
va 10 saben nuestras bellas: diver
tirse con las cadenciosas danzsa de Cam
pos.
En- 10 successive va no Sc dira
<Entre pariente parente
anda la cosa caliente2.
va los prirnos no podr&n contraer ma
trimonio; es decir, que hsbra menos 2ori
mos sc sobraran las primas.
eel Fiscal General dice que ESQ de ca
sarse prilnos es impossible.
Habra que irse San Thomas y para
poder efectnar ell eniace, llevarse una
buena partida de cigarrillos Puerto Ri.
co, de SOFA Cadiz y Ca.
En- ell trasporte enc. Pherson, ha
Ilegado 4 Sln Juan Mr.. John A. Runett
nombrado Fiscal General de esta isla
Ell vapor espa1ol Berenguer eZ Gran
de llegara este puerto hacia ell 25 del
corriente, admiti.udo carga passjeros
para Santo Domingo, Santiago de Cuba
y Habana.
Consignatario, Carlos armstrong.
/ 6
Seg1n ell ttimo censo de la ciudad
de New York, es la segunda poblacion
del mnndo, pues contiene 3.707. SAL
habitantes.
Oesde aver circula ell rumor por esta
ciudad, que Sc ha fugado del presidio ell
AgasiI0 blanca en- union de 19 confns-
dos mas.
Tendrfa que yer.
Anoche Sc vio al senior Guzman Be-
uitez eutrar un cafe, donde Sc dice Sc
acostumbrs jugar. Como no habfa tai
juego, el Alcalde NADIA dijo, nj nada
hizo, SUI Qr,n los eoncurrentes al refe-
rido cafe, que fu6 con ell objeto de yer
81 sorprendfa alguna jugada.
NADIA sabemos de 6jo.
Sc encuentra meior de la enfermedad
que le retuviera en- CANA en- San Juan,
ell joven don Alberto Marin Mari6n, hijo
de nuestro respectable amigo don Ramon
Marin.
Don Carlos Sabater y don Rafael Ma
ranjes cuyas separaciones del Partido
Republicano de Mayaguez, las publica
mos aver, pertenecen el uno al comercio
de aquella plaza y ell otro al Concejo
municipal.
Sabemos con sentimiento que Sc ha.
LA gravemente epfermo en- Coamo, el
senor don Federico Matos, padre de nues
tro querido amigo ell escritor don Felix
Matos Bernier.
Deseamos su establishments.
Ha regresado de su viaje d San Juan
uuestro estimado amigo Ell senior Pubill,
declarado cesante ha POGO psr ell alcalde
y Ayuntamiento de. esta ciudad. FL se
nor Pubill, viene trabajando eu gu obra
acerca de la administration municipal
de Ponce desde ell af1o 1889.
Acabamos de recibir la hoja suelta,
que nuestro particular amigo ell perio-
dista don Tomas Carrion ha publicado
con ell tftulo Ante ma pueblo q ante mas
y en- la que fila su actitud
de polftico independents.
Ell lunes nos ocuparemos de este do
cumento, en- ell cusl sc dicen algunas
yerdades
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
Ell HOGAR

CASA DE HUESPEDES
De
EVaPistO RZcOa Diaz
Gale de la Tore esquina d Reina.
Precio de hospedage:
Una CANA en- habitacion.... 80 ctv.
Un almucrzO a la criOlla. =. 80 id,
Una comida id....... 80 i'd.
Hospedage de TN dia. ..l.50
Ponce, IL de Julio de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
Preclos do pasaIs en- orc americana
Primera SGguld

Pasaies de ida vuelta 10 p. & de rebaJa
Ninos memories de IL amos: mitad de pasa5e.
Los vspores de esta Inca son recemendables
por sus comodidades especiales para pasajeros
empleando de Puerto Rico New York al rede
dor de cuatro dfas medic.
ConSig7aGtGr't0S:
Morales CfR. PLAYA DE Ponce.
WaRHar v Cha. JUAN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

Don Jose Crooas, que Sc halla en- ell
Hospital causs del atropello dc que
fu6 vfctima en- ell ouartelillo de la PIa-
va, nos encarga demos en- su nombre las
mas expresivss gracias al doctor Gomez
Brioso, por la esmerada curaci6n que lie
ha hecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

El bale que la juventud del Casino
dara esta noche en- los salones de aquel
simpatioo centro promote quedar muy
concurrido
va 10 saben nuestras bellas: & diver
tirse con las csdenciosas danzss de Cam
pos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

Ha regresado hoy Ponce de su via
je los Estados Unidos, nuestro respe-
table amigo don Ermelindo SaIazar.
Reoibs nuestro afectuoso saludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

Los beers tuvieron una gran idea
Cavaron un hoyo; en- 6l enterraron
al eaf56u con sus eseasas munIclones ; J
sobre la removida TERRA plantaron una
cruz enlutada, y sc retiraron.
Cuan1o las avanzadas inglesas llega
ron & Spion Kop, encUntraron aquella
8epultaro !
No iban a profanarla, por supuesto.
No, los hidaIgOS ingleses sc desou-
brieron respetuosos ante la tierrr que
tai yez enoerraba los restos de alguno
de sus valientes enemigos.
Saudaron squel sepulcro y encima de
81 despsrramaron flores H..
Tres dlas despu6s, solitsrio va SPion
Kop, ell pequefio destacamento boer des,
enterraba entire alegres risas ell .querido
oafioncito, que machas veces, en- los
combates, habfa dado con su primer es
tampido, ls primera nota de una can
ci6n de triunfos y que tai vez algdn dfa
ofrecera gu bronco fundido para sellar
las med alias de los heroes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

Ha llegado esta ciudad custodiado
por una parejs de la Poiiofa Insular ell
s9lebre bandldo Pascual Troche que in
gres6 embellishments en- la carcel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
<Entre pariente y pariente
anda La cosa caliente2.

En- 10 successive va no Sc dira :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
MANUEL LEON PARRA
u. VI. de GOicOcehem

AbogGdO
"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

Ell vapor espanol Berenguer ez Gran
de llegara 8 este puerto hacia ell 25 de
corriente, admiti.udo carga y pasajero
para Santo Domingo, Santiago de Cubs
y Hsbana.
Consignatario, Carlos armstrong.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PERSONAL MENTION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mrs. w. NJ. Test, of LeGrand, spent
Monday in the city.
Mrs. T. Nj. Stewart, of Quarry, visited
in the city Monday.
Mrs. H. Is. Darrah, of Gilman, visited
in the city Monday.
MIR. Georg w Sehoenhut returned to
IIldora this morning, after brief stay
in the city on business.
Mr.. Hugo Neumann went to Hubbard
this morning. where he will remain for
a few days on business.
Mrs Leonora Tuffree and Misses
Mary Roe ard Eft Pence have returned
from their Chicago stay.
Mr.. A NJ Parker spent the day in
Anles with his SON Mr.. Lawrence Par
kcr, Who is . student at the Iowa State
college
Miss Dele parrctt returned from At
llantic Monday evening, after a pleasant
three weeks visit with hsr cousin, Mrs.
Joe II. Marshall.
Conductor ard Mrs. George Alexan-
der. of oska,ecsa, spent Monday and to-
day in The City as tie guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Cha,lesIo. Swick.
Mrs. Jacob kunkel went to State
Center Monday evening. where she Will
visit few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John y. Young.
Mrs. +. NJ. l.ockw wood. of Union. who
has been visiting in the city a few days
With her sister. Mrs II. j. Benson. re-
tu,eed hotne Monday evening
Mrs. d. +. Quinn returned Monday
evening from Victor. where she has
Nneen visiting her mother Mrs. William
rooyey since last Thanksgiving.
Mrs. David Hauser returned TO her
home in Written this morning after a
pheasant Weeks visit in the ctw with
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Wall
Mrs. G. f. Crane LETT Monday for
l'rhornburg, where she Will visit week
lwith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. r..
Pendleten. She viii also visit in What
Cheer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. II. Alalloy Of State
Center, returned To their home Monday
evening. after visit a the home Of
1.-The latter mother, Mrs. John Coughlill.
Mrs Nlalloy has been in the city aboat
a week.
AIR. and Mrs G. \. Berg and daugh-
Ter Nellie of chairon. Neb., who have
tsbsen visiting III the city Il week With
Mrs. Bsrss brothers Messrs Nels and
john Newblon, and families. left Mon
day evening. on The Colorado special.
for theor home.
Miss Florence Waiherby. of Auburn,
y. y. WHO has been the guest foi sev-
berai weeks Of her cousin, Mrs l. L..
Gady wsni 10 Belle Plaine5 this morn
ing, ACCOMPANIED by Mir cady and this
evening viii leave for her home Mr..
/ - - g. go,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
UNNATURAL HUNGER.
sure sign OF Hidden Dyspepsia.

1T Mas necessary 10 eat dinner at IL
O'clock, (says Mrs. c. +. Gilman. ll3l
Preston street, Rockford. I'D sin orr
der 10 have strength 10 prepare THE
monday meal Tor the family
While ! Mas drinking coffee / felt 50
faint At ii o'clock that | was unable To
proceed With he work unless had
lunch. If ! missed the II O'clock meal
was attacked With a severe sickhead-
ache
Ny complexion al that time was a
sight. great blotches appearing on my
face. an9 was so nervous / could
sleep bur a few minutes AT a time, and
would wake in the morning more tired
than when | Went u bed.
our greer called my attention one
day 10 Postum Cereal Coffee. This MIS-
about three years ago. | Immediately
quit The use of coffee and took up Pos
tunl, having ii prepared properly. The
change produced a remarkable result.
| In Mrek or two | WAS able To leave
off the II o'clock lunch and take my
dinner in tllc. regular way with the rest
Iof the family. My blotchy complexion
disappeared and a natural complexion
took its place. Now can go from
morning until night without meal, il
II desire, and no headache or inconveni-
once Of any kind appears. l sleeI
sonndly as baby, and my kidney
trouble. which was more than serious
has entirely disappeared.
A lady friend WAS recommended to
Try Postum. and short time after sht
told me she WAS Disguised with it for il
had no taste. asked her IL she boiled
lit carefully fifteen minutes after ths
real bubbling commenced. She said no
and in reply To another question, sale
she used only one heaping teaspoonfn
! to the cup. j explained to her thai
she must use two heaping teaspoons Il
the cup and let it boil long enough. The
next time l saw her she said she used
Postum regularly and liked 1t very
much indeed, and that it had made 8
great change in her health and thu
health of one or two members of hei
| family"
1t seems plain, from this experiment
that one is justified in the inference
that coffee is an actual poison to man,
| human beings. and sets up all sorts o.
diseases The remedy is plain enough
to abandon the coffee and use Pos
tum Food Coffee. which is sold by al
J grocers at Is and rs cents package.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
For councilman.

Elense asiilepnee That | vii be a can
laale for ~ -Ieet.oa as couacilman for
EsiIs sSafd :; tias eaiaia@ nnia ipa!
1lls5 L ). E'lNllI-E.
- qanaidate fer councilman
Is l'its NsFd tn eqtfEs n2uni-7
L L KIRBY
naNn ila sill ~ Oanssi'late
it,sS man ilte First ssld ~ lire
CHRIST 7. REIMIsR.
PLEASE announce that VIII be "a can
djAate fer alderman Of The Second ward
At The coming municipal election-
8. BENTLEY.
thg Urgent ssil9n ef many
have fieeisl g, - become San
Ill eeflol. for coG,eilfl.ii Of
J BENSON.
Atssqr ms bs aaSl;date
als man in tae Ilis{ &arS
+ lsIEiissoS
w BE candidate r ion To
fh in fran Iislea ward at
sac olsilsg city eletl9i
DIR NJ HARRIS.
ia a announce hat am 4 andi-
sia 4neiHl9er the stfiai from
bna aalFsl ssai H. q Wills ON
iinoun that / vii b cam
aes.5e flle epniies lily eee ton fo1, re-
fst @All 70 the city aultcil Is oue Of the
NtatiSses u tflf Fourth waTa
RlCIlAfsl5 si'Gl.I RE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06

See the line of 25-cent drawers and
corset covers at Newcomers sale.
DR.. Bay, Woodbury. building. Tele-
phone, new, 232; residence, All North
First avenue; phone. new, $40
Mrs, j. A. Mauchope left at noon to-
day for Chicago and from there will go
at once to Marinet, Wis, where her
husband recently went to accept posi-
ton in the high school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
THE CITY in BRIEF

Abstracts. loans. B. F. Cummings.
DIR. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
New lire of ladies' belts IT NJ f. An
drews
Wanted. a good dish washer at sun
dell's cafe.
Sweet school pickles. Try them. Rey-
nolds. Watson x CO.
->-.---------
1t will pay you to attend the sale of
muslin underwear at Newcomers.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Uni-
versalist church, will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. G. ID. Pegg.
Mrs. II. l.. Laird will entertain the
home and education department of the
Women's Club Wednesday, afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.


for suitings.
mil. - nat,.xa-., a,,,,,r;o oo,sa,
co,.,,. 90. a 5.a,,,s va,
IAN ~ ~ ~ ,-.
~ = - 49, : 80.
Monday nigh f,o,n r.eC;rand. where he
lswas called d few DAYS ago on account Of
the sa,io,,s ;l1nese, III n sister in, law
with whom his i'm. ,3auri,ter is living
MI. George }. fiSsoh' VINO mas peeh
l.eiiSasea ia puslhAss ~ 'oips Mas loi
s''e past lev months, ~ since ms return
from year spent ~ .Niaska' mas ar
rived nome and expects to remain here
4 permanently.
The school ele,.ti-,-,l occurs NEXT Mon
hl.lv. the repuh,icn,, urinary election on
the Tuesday following. and the city
/ .'tSe,'s'n on Mons -Nare'i ~ inei,
- i,viisies e'''i v A' VIII
ny gu ealiileaisfl,
/ The Lamb Lumber Company evident
llv anticipates a building boom in Mar
tshalltpwn this season. as it has an i'm
nenss. stock of lulssi,ai under the sheds,
ldfy ard ready for Ase Ii Will pay you
| to get its figures. rs ii has the reputa-4
ltion OF making yaiy elow prices.
:,
s.,s.. - ',','ts ~ y -
~.
i'm, es,.,;s,.,
4 -,
passed the llouse. and which Will Come
( Up II the senate ~ { ieAy days Mayor
Pierce viii remain IL pes Noinss to-
night TO attend alleetins OF the u. o.
N K
i MI Geor.ra i, t.stst,,rnn,, cba;rmaY,
IA the ,e,,,1,,li,.,,,, ,,,,,iy cs,,t,sl ,.o,s,-
,nittee 4. continess, ri. ro,,,e. !, i,,s,
fron, ,ha affsc,c n ,.5,,.e,,s n,.ns.,a,ion
4 M. IFstabraol..s ,.is4,,t her,a,,s,,,r,,,
a,,a months of c,,,e 4,,a worry IA loa,s
I ,ra after the war.s &c his mo,hsr me
l5.ta Mrs NJ Isai{a,n have tola mon
4shjn ana tha ,e,.,.,5,,ss ,S,,anse il tne ~
s,llt. Mi. I.st;,hrSaj. mas t1rnea me
work Of tl,al cer,t,.ti committee 10
I 7s''isis''is = ~ ~ .s.ii'l't
/ The Dies Moines leader has the fol-
ldwing ooncernins Is former Marshall
/ is,sy.. boy: 1--WE Woodward. n fireman
IeiApl@yed Oh thu, Great Western. was
1 aIitlgned in police court YESTERDAY
lchfleatl with larceny BY cmbezzlenent
/ Tis charge MS b,sfelred by The Das
+ Moines Credit tsSinrany to which ii
Z ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.

M, b,,,a tl,a "a "a in {, JSrarrl, flannel
with black do,. NJ. II. Andrews.
fseilei'iost s''e i''usiii, uiiasiMs'''i ss''e
peg ms tomorrow ii'ofiiiiis az ->eNeoi''-
81 :.
Crescent washing machines at Bull
locks. Satisfaction guaranteed on
money reiuildsa'
The only strictly first-class piano in
the city is the Emerson. Sold by the
Tufl,ree Music House.
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! Word from Montezuma announces
that the funerai II Miss Lulu yalen-
49,, ~, NV. ~ ~. = 5, ,',' w 1900
49, y ''''Ai ','s''s '.lsN 49,
Lutz Of the centfii went TO chicago
the traffic mon of western lines
~ ,,a,.,,, sp,bs, ,,or,af,ss B,
idin:lef az he PILGRIM sunday MI. and.
| Mrs. j. Il. simmons, Miss sophia Was
Lem. Miss Mary IIreatzar and Miss EN-
ma Nreutzsr, Of ST Paul
- - =. - Ia, i s,l ny, " i''siHs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06

4 The reinsns Of the late AIes Alex
Hunter Wiz arrive il a- eits At ll.25
so'cioek toihght from DeadWood, S. D.
Ti1e funeral Will be held ~ tbs parental
~. e. sundeli nome 2os North Third
avenue. Al 80 r. IN, Rev e. T. Board
Enano Of the CONGREGATIONAL church. Off
eiatine. Mr. VIII r. Sundel d Mason
tNtty. brothe, Of the deceased, arrived
this mornins 10 attend the funeral
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06

Remember that kurta Bros. haze all
the necessary modern machinery e DO
int rior finishing Work. and have plenty
Qf hard Mood, which they purchased be-
fore prices advanced. II you wani inst
Class work and the best material. give
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06

The terrible sleet Of esterday did not
affect the evening trains. strange 10 say.
al getting into this point about on time.
Tire night trains were also affected but
little. The Nerthwestern's local train
VEST had quite struggle in getting
past the depot platform. where the
weigh Of the train had packed the snow
50 tightly that il raised the fanges of
the wheels and prohibited them from
taking the rail. The train finally made
PIT by backing and taking a long run.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06

We are receiving sometii1g new iii
! the farntule line every day but the
leeinDina,ioi book and libral2 cases that
arrived Yesterday and arr NON ready for
inspeetion aie b. far thc handso,nest
Ne eve, had, The finish is the latest
safsle vsry handsome ladies' desks par
tlni cabinets ard china closets ar. af1one
r. the new aerivals. ID 6 Wilbur, lses
+ Hive furniture d e partrnent