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CEN. T|N|O HAS
SURRENDERED.
Filipino Chief Who
Ordered Gilmore to
Be Shot.

MANILA, April O-Gcn. Tinio. the
rui,,no chief who held Lieut.. Gilmore
:, ,r,,on.r and ordered him shot. has
surrendered.
TIM, hs. been active in the Abra
Province and had a large following. the
nm ,ori,y Of whom are quite sur: to fol-
low him In.
when Aguina!do vas captured Gen
Macarthur planned to clear the field ~
the various commanders. hut preferred
diplomacy TO 'ishtinr. lie has succeeded
70 n large degree. surrenders Of imr"r-
tant men in tn. Filipino ranks following
rapidly.
As Tinio was calculated 20 hohl out
and rive considerable trouble. his sur
render Is n matter OF general conGrntu'
latior.
The surrender OF Tinio will end the
lighting In Af'rn Province.
Gen. Tin,o Mad a nomad!c command.
whose warriors could hide their Guns
and bccot.. amigos" n Il suited their
interests.
A. few wore uniforms and the people
c ,mbin.u to shield them the Americans
were greatly handicapped In lighting
them.
Lieut.. Gilmore prisoner for som" Tin"
~ MA:S s1 April so-a r. M.-rhc repor,
that Gen. Alejandrino has surrendered
IL confirmed. II" was looked upon AZ
the possible successor OF Aguinnldo:
AEli- ?. the communicated Filipino
priest. Sho preached he doctrine Of Il
hey war against tho United States. has
also surrendered.
The evening world., 1901-04-30

Hon +. II. DOran. who has been
several times hoaor'd by the citizens
OF st, Paul by reelection as Mayor.
possesses many OF the characteristics
that go TO make the reputation OF 4
sound man" and is the last person
In III" world 10 publicly !rdorse any
formed himself As Mayor OF St Paul
nc has refused to try experiments
when well known and ssfe means
could he used
II. Is an outspoken opponent OF
sham and deception. bur is ever
really to lend his assistance to what
ever is mcri,nrious and Cor ;he pub
lie good Mayor Doran teci!ci TO
iaYe Painc's celery com,ounA This
spring. having heard mrc'i of Its
wonderful efficacy from physicians,
ncighbors aud friends whom he
knew intimately.
Ne was rot disappointed. Ills ex-
rer., nee with this grca. remedy vas
So satisfactory and 80 gratifying to
hts friends that n few days acc he
sent the propric,ors testimonial
which speaks volumes. aad rids co:l-
.lrsive proc: 10 the statements -
physicians thn. OF all the spring ron
ed.es tina, can be had Pa'Irs csiefy
compound stands far abov. all others
in honest and great results
March II. 1901.
Dear Sirs-I am convinced that
every one. sick or we'll. needs to take
n spring remedy. and for that pur-
pose believe nothing can equal
Paine's celery compound. | com
mend 1t especially to the nervousiy
afflicted. Very truly yours.
F. r. DORIAN.
The evening world., 1901-04-30
$4,000 LOVE
OF UNDERTAKEN
Newark Man of Fune-
rails the Only Wintry
Thing in Court.
,sp..,,, 70 IN. E,.rlns wsr:an

tSpe.isi 70 The E,.nins wor.i
NEWARK. y. j. Apr! pa general
spring, !,nc -tYcc, to-day In the Newark
Circuit; Court. where Miss Ida T. Smith.
a school teacher. Is suing Undertaken
charlrs y. Compton Tor $50" a. ha!.n
!or her bl!sh;cd affections. IVES married
only bv tn" app.aranc" 81 the man ~
funerals. VIII, dropping ana detected.
looked like :. bar" tire. In the v"rdurc-
clad forest. u thing ~ winter In the
midst OF spring. Four DAYS %: breach
Of promise ordeal had evidently tried
severely hts strength and his patience
On tn. othcr hand = thing OF beauty
and warm vigorous ne was Miss Smith.
II tn. undcr,aker's daiiianc. with her
hear; strings had cot her any pangs.
there was no sign .! suffering visible
to-day She was fresh as dan"iil.
s.if-compcse, and .xpcctan' II was
evident that IN. cas-" would go 10 N"
jury In the afternoon. and Miss smith
seemed to take much pleasure IN the
thought "f the outcome.
The teacher was recalled tn tho Wit
ness-stand She said that when she
called on Or Wendell. the defendants
physician. on June IS nc advised her TO
get n iawyc- 10 conduct her case. iic
recommended. said the witness. his own
lawyer. an honest man
who wa. that honest man" inquired
Lawye Rikcr. for the plaintiff. while
n litter was heard In the court room.
Mr.. Edward Kenny" was the reply
Mr. Kenny liz Mayor OF East Newark.
II was on that visit. continued tho wilt
ness that the physician congratulated
her on her escape from "a marriage with
his patient on the ground that she would
never be able to get a,ung with tn" un-
dcrtaker's sister. Then she asked the
physician WHY she needed n lawyer.
.'3ccause." replied Wendell. your
good name has been assailed and YOU
should protect II.
DR.. Wendell was recalled ard a.ke'i
why he advised Miss Smith I" &c;
lawyer.
Il was getting tirci." II" doctor re-
Piled. ''of acting In the capacity OF her
legal adviser without compensation.
The taking Of testimony was concluded
and Robert H. McCnrt"r. o. counsel for
the undertaken, addressed the jury.
"Mr Compton" ne said. "swectlr.
pcrspiringly. devotcdly pursued hts suit.
and ut the nnh proposal gained acr
consent.
He congratulated both parties on the
absence OF any improper element in the
2se referring to the undertaken A.
gallant. faithful. gentlcmanlr lover.
The evening world., 1901-04-30

Coun, S,ani.laus Coiac!c!. sen, BY the
College Of Cardinals 70 apprisc Arch
bishop Mar,inei!i At Washington that he
has been elected n member o. iha,
body. arrived to-day on the steamship
New York
coun, colac!ci bore IN" .'Zuche'a,
or skull cap. a schr!e, head piece. which
IL the insignia o: the rank o, "A car
dinal He was mot a, the pier by the
Rev. Dr. F. T.. Rocker. secretary ot III.
Apostolic Delegation, Rev. James \
White and James F. k!cly. OF Brooklyn.
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which has Away. been rIch n di,rIn-
gushing feaiur" - III. most beautiful
.srmen W her state,
Added To ihn, 81" has II perfectly
sh,pri oval face lUs'r5us eyes, Win
chhrminriy arcacd arrows. smili well
'hhrct runy Fps. which when parted in
q sweet smile display y perfect set ~
slt-tsnirs teeth ~ r"nrlN "1it"rcs.,
while her no." = prii,. ,.nuii!ily
moulded ana truly pG,ricAr. \ smaorH
hiSh hrna surnrGrt.d and Hiornsi uh
coUni"nanc".
In neisht Mis-. Arnold approar1cs N.
ClRtcIy hsr nSlirr is well rounded Hnt
shap'lv md her head - rightly poised
on a srtcn'tl neck well -, IN 4 tftir
90 shrpciy shoulders Her htri, nu!
'""t ar" small and p.spCAn quality md
southern breeding.
The evening world., 1901-04-30
POLICEMAN FREED OWN BOYS
Now lie IL Accused ~ \hritinx
JntI breaking

Policeman Mcnamara. ~ Summit y,
j.. forgot his brass buttons iss; nlUh,
Ahrn he learned thar nj. two maj"
boys were In he loCkup He released
III. boys Now n" /. On parole 10 an
sYcr charge OF contempt 81 court and
aiding and abrttlng IN tho escape %
prisoners.
Tn" two lads and acv"rs! others hay"
been In NE habit OF stealing rides on
freight cars.
Agent John Ian" go. olt suTnonscs
Tor six OF them which they did no; heed
Il was late At night When McSanarn
heard that his boys were among the
desperate. In the city Jai!. Immediate
~ he hRBtcned 10 the place which also
serves 40 police Headquarters. took tho
key and released tho lads and took them
home. The other boys langujshed In
their cells all night.
The evening world., 1901-04-30
PRESIDENTS TRAIN.

ROANOKE. Va April -. l'l
Tn" Christina Herald. New York
Tn" President Is glad to hear tli,, ,ou
ar. "ndeavorins a. rails" a fund .or tn
benefit OF he sufferers IN CHINA. Tie
hopes You may meet with tho sam. sue.
cess which you attained IN similar good
work for cuba and india lie sah~criacs
so, FOR tn" fund. Pleas" allow mc L,
suhscri,,~ tn" sam" amount
,SiIncdb JOHN HAY
The Christian Herald mas clb!ci 10
coun, Won Wali.-s~c. rp.nmanj"r-in-
chief @. IN" Allies in CHINA. requesting
permission 50 send food supplies across
III. frontier into Shan-i province. where
the famine is raging.
The evening world., 1901-04-30

, Tho half-hearted. experimental ct.
forts OF scores and scores OF sarsa-
parillas. tones and so-called spring
remedies with which the market ia
constantly recruited are in startling
contras; with the con!ident-because
thoroughly scientifc--way In which
Paine's celery compound restores
health and vigor to the worn-out
blood and nerves.
because man Is growing old he
need not be an Invalid. Old age isn't
4 disease. \ man AZ sixty should be
we'll and many at seventy arc as
we'll as ever in their lives.
But as aye comes on the blood
needs TO be rid OF rheumatism and
the muscles OF neuralgia: the nerves
need feeding and the brain nourish-
men,. painc's celery compound is
food for the brain and nerves: 1t
builds up the strength OF the body.
The saddes, ignorance is for sick
person not TO know the remedy that
will make him we'll. Fortunately.
few peoDle have failed TO hear from
their physician or from neighborS
the remarkable cures from the use
OF painc's celery compound. There
is no, a village in the land. no mat
ter how insignificant on the map.
where this wonderful remedy has not
saved lives and made others worth
living .Ns
For rheumatism. neuralgia, impure
blood. nervous diseases and kindred
troubles, II Is Z positive cure. New
strength. new life. new health come
from its unexpectedly Is this tue
in the spring.
Convince Yomrself
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SAID FRIEND WAS SATAN.
rrru, Girl Committed for E>nmi-
nation NJ to Tier sanity.

Because sh" thought h"r nmpin'ni
Satan Miss jennie Lewis, lianisont
Canadian girl! ~ 40. g Wcs E!raty,
thrd street, assaulted her In Contra
Park to-day
She was committed TO ls"li"vn" fpr "N-
animation ~ - her sanity
Miss Lewis was walking along IN"
Central Drive. near S"N"u:y-srcOnd
street. about 10 O'clock ths morning.
with Miss Emily +. iH'hnd. of No t:l
Yves, fSr'y-sey.nth street, They acre
laughing AMI talking. wncn suddenly
Miss Lewis exclaimed:
you are Satan. Get away.
She sp-nns AT Miss Ireland. whose
cries for aid attracted Park Policeman
Hocy, and when he attempted to arrest
the girl she slapped ana fought him.
The evening world., 1901-04-30
MAGISTRATE BRIsTow QUITS.
First Prisoner ArrriHnrd Dcforc
Hin WAS Also Last of Term.

Magistrate Bristow. In tho Butler
Street Court. Brooklyn. sa: on the bench
for the las, time To-day before ;.xlay
UP his duties M Congi essrnan OF the
Fifth brooklyn District.
Four years ngo to-day he BEGAN his
duties as u Magistrate, and Il Is u re-
lnnrkablc coincidence that the first ana
last prisoner to como before him was
the same man-Aiich--l McS.r,are. Of
No. Y Columbia stree. E;ooklyn.
McSamarA wau brouE!1; Before him t,i
a charge OF into"icGtlo1- and went free
after + lecsuro.
The evening world., 1901-04-30
Mrs. Jules ReynaI Re-
ceived Extreme UnC-
ton Before Cere.
mony.

At III" bedside o, his dying mother.
Nathaniel Rcyna. Vas married To Mrs.
Sara Caldwell Hut,cr. 81 No. :i5 Mad
ison avenue. las, night
The br.drgro1m's mother. who is one
of the wcalth!Sst women. and one OF N"
mos; prominent socially. In the "i.y. IL
believed to be- dyinH n; can,cr. AMI IL
was AZ hcr earnest wish that the ccre-
mvny uniting her o'd.s, son 10 tho
beautiful Young widow anE performed
hy Archbushcp c"rr.Ean in the presence
OF only her immediate 'am!ly.
Before the marriage the rites o: eS-
t-eme JUNCTION were administered 90 the
mother hy the Archb sh,p.
I, is u remarkable coincidence that
MIR. Eugcnr $ R"ynal. the youngest soy
OF Mrs Jules Roynnl, recently was mar
The evening world., 1901-04-30

Conr, Coiaci,i Is a handsome young
man OF striking physique.
II 60 ilrsc; 20 Washington. said the
count Arriving there vii! don ihe
uniform nf III" Swiss Guard ana pro-
coed 20 the HON" ~ Cardinal Martin.lll.
Nh.r. | VIII present HIN with the let
give him the Iuch.,;n. the insignia OF
his exalted rank This ceremony will he
privai" AMI Informal ON Wednesday
Nc viii al prnc".'! 20 baltimore. where
cardinal Gibbons Will confer IN. Bret
tn or Cardinals rod hat. witch also
bear, This Will he a magnificent public
ceremony
The evening world., 1901-04-30
ECONOMY IN TRANSPORTS.

WASHINGTON. April 20. - Secretary
ROst to-day decided to discontinue the
Government transport service bet wee n
New York and Cuba art Porto Rico.
Tho chai.se T"os&biv Will be made
July /. Thcrr will Lat be sufficient biiVj.
n.ps to Justify a continuance OF the
aei vice.
Contracts will be nMdo with co.nmer.
c'ss HIc5 to carry oil soit.ers or civil
i.ns In government employ going to or
coming from Porto Rico and Cuba.
The evening world., 1901-04-30
CHINESE BOW TO FRENCH.


FAIRS. April Gothic Foreign ONCE
has received a despatch from Mcng.tze.
province OF YuE-Han. announcing the
arrival there OF II. Francois. the French
consu on his return to his post
Fr.ntOls reports that. according to the
demands OF The French Government. he
"aj met ey Chinese troops ten kilo-
mctrcE from Meng.txc. They rendered
tul! ionor> and high mandarins prof
Tered n: oficiai apologies and regrets
OF tic Chinese Government for The
rs of',s, june. when ne was ara.
cd ana missions burned.
The evening world., 1901-04-30
A "CaIl" IL sabjcct 10 Wa, Tax.

WARRINGTON. A,,rii 3o--Thc limited
States Supreme Court yesterday decided
In tho CAGE brought by cx-Congrcssman
Stephen v. While. OF brooklyn. t,nt n
"ca.!i.' a.: .hc worsi IL used In thu Stock
Exchange. 81 an agreement to sell, q nd
therefore subject to tAxution. under tho
War Revenue law. nt the ratio Of two
cents on each hundred dollars.
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STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
hoy Cro.sinR Tracks IL Killed On
Kings County "L."

Harry Rocker. eleven ycnrs old. OF
East Fifteenth street and Allen avenue.
Flaibush. was run over and killed by
a train on tho Brighton Beach division
lie was crossing tho track when he was
struck.
The evening world., 1901-04-30

Among other items In the Hist were
these; New Years dinner TO company.
fl06; Soldiers Orphans fund. 500. Jennie
o. S.ill Potter fund. 80. witnesses
lunches at ''SaphO" trial. Slo
IN. gross rcc.ints Tor :snnnos, mr.,
season was 3l05. .:S1.39: for the second
siil $3.50. The profits he place. at 81. IS.
FOR the first tour and $3.50 81 FOR the
sccoi!
Figuring Il all out. cRntin. says
Mayer should get the three thousand
odd dollars more.
The evening world., 1901-04-30
M'KINLEY AIDS SUFFERERS.
Srnds 500 to Fund for Famine
S0Plck On C1,inrsc

The following telegram WI. resolved In
this city to-day from Secretary iiav
now with the Presidential party cn ruut,
In The Dlt,A
The evening world., 1901-04-30

ere are some OF the di.,llowed "rer-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
A MONT ANA CIR,
She Was Pale and Bloodless bit
Now Has a Good Complexion.
Her Ailments Gone.
From The Pioneer Press. ST. Paul. MINI.

From Florence, Ravalli county,
Mont, comes "A cheerful letter, the
writer of which is willing to tell how
she obtained the rich glow of health
that thousands of women are c1lvious
to possess. Before she found the right
remedy she was in that pale, cmaciated
condition which doctors call an;nmic
and which, if neglected, inevitably
means early death. Miss May Smith,
whose address is given in the first
words of this article, says:
.'About five years ago became ill
without apparent cause, and grew
worse until / was completely run down.
The least exertion would bring OH a
very severe pain in the pit Of my stom-
ach. AT other times / would have a
pain in my head, something like neu-
ralgia. My kidneys were very weak
and my limbs always felt tired. /
was troubled with shortness of breath
and had q pale, bloodless appearance
There was smothering sensation
about my heart, which would beat
heavily, with fits of palpitation. For
three years Twas under the care eff two
doctors, neither of whom seemed to
know the nature of my trouble. They
treated me for dyspepsia, liberation Of
the stomach. gastritus and neuralgia,
but without good results.
Two years ago when saw an adj
vertisement in "a ST. Paul l,s..ler q: ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
MINNESOTA DEFEATS IOWA.
Captures Ten of Thirteen Events NJ
the DuDl Meat nj Nifnncnpolts

Minneapolis. May Minnesota won
ten out of thirteen events in the dual
meet yesteday Warner for Iowa won
the hammer. shot and discus events.
Schenck in the high jump and pole
vault and Bracket in the pole vault
made strong bids for first. Salisbury in
the l0o-yard cash finished hut one yard
behind his man. while Bracket ran a
game mile, being Beaten out by the re-
markable strong finish of Harris. While
the small number of events credited to
Iowa is due largely to the bad condition
of the track which was merely mix
ture Of loose cinders and gravel. ii is
conceded that Minnesota has the strong
or team. First places:
Quarter mile-Harris, Us 2-5 One hun
dred yards gockman, 1929. one
hundred and twenty yard hurdle =
Eockman, 1925. Half mile Har-
ris. 1853 Two hundred and twenty
aard dash Bockman. "a Two hundred
and twentyyard hurdle Bockman.
= %. Mile dash Harris, 4:5s. High
jump Tate. 5 feet { inches. Pole vault
Smith, 9 feet 9 inches. Broad jump
Tate 20 feet. Discus Warner. loo feet
] inch Hammer throw Warner. ia
feet $ inches. Shot put--Warner. 3S feet
4 inch
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
JAcoUELlN DEFEATS TAYLOR.
Worlds Championship bicycle Race
Witnessed by Is. 600 People.

Witnessed by $4,000 People.
Paris. May lin the bicycle match
race yesterday for the worlds cham
pionship, between Major Taylor, the
colored American rider. and Jacquelin.
the rieneii eiavn vs,iisss;t a t!!is .p;::s
dss Princes in the Bots de Boulogne.
Jacquelin Won easily by ten yards.
one Of the biggest crowds ever gath
cred al a French cycling event was
present. About 2s,ooo persons paid dou-
bic gate money. The victory of Jacque-
lin was most popular and caused Wild
enthusiasm. The crowd invaded the
track and Jacauelin VAS carried on the
shoulders Of his admirers
There was no attempt to make fast
time. Three parts OF each race were
done at little better than walking
pace, with final rush home of about
800 yards.
Az an illustration of how the race was
run II may be said that the struggle
seemed to be TO ss.e which could go the
slowest, and at one point both leaned
against the fence for few seconds. FL
nally. when entering the home stretch
of the second ard last lap of the first
race Jacauelin darted forward and Tay-
lor followed suit. They reached the win
ming post with just daylight between
Jacqueln's hind wheel and Taylor
front wheel. Jacquelin won the second
and final race even more easily, winning
by ten wards
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
sued RingIiny Brotbc,s.

Council Bluffs. May Walter r.
Vaughn. formerly mayor of Council
Bluffs. has attained some more newspa-
per notoriety. this time springlng up in
the national capital He has filed a suit
IN the supreme court of the District of
Columbia against Ringing Bros, pro-
prietors of the circus, to recover $4,000
alleged damages. In his declaration the
plaintiff sets forth that while on his way
from the ticket wagon TO the main en-
trance of the circus he was set upon
assaulted and grabbed by an employee Of
the defendants and forcibly elected from
the grounds. According to the defen j.
ants, circulars We're distributed among
the crowds at the circus grounds urging
the members of a certain religious faith
not to patronize the exhibition. Mr.. Otto
Ringing one of the proprietors, attrib
uted the circulation of the circulars tc
Mr. Vaughn. and hence the election ant
suit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18

Dss Moines. May Is. For Iowa Fair
st9ilieiat and sunday
The barometer s lew over all ror-.
TUBS af ~ eanatiy except eyer Lake
5SqPesiar ara the Pacific coast states,
wilsre IL Is about normal ths lowest be-
lrs 2s.iS inches at Miles City
HE lsnlpetaturs is abnormally high
in North Dakota aud eastern Moi:ana
The maximum temperafnre at Miles
City yesterday WAS 100 II is also high
nj the central valleys butts much lower
in the extreme northwest, al. Barker
ville. FETISH columbia reports : tenn
perature Of 81 With snow failing At the
time OF observation.
Rain is failing in eastern Washington,
Idaho and western Mentana.
Showers occurred Yesterday over the
lake region md the southwest
The following observations were
taken at Z a. M. central time:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
At GR|NN[L[ AGAIN
State High School Athletic Asso.
citation Will Meet There
Next Year.
Decided by Unanimous Vote
This Morning.-The Boys
Well Pleased.
West Des Moines Wins the Meet.
With Grinnell a Close
Second.

Special to Times-Republican
Grinnell, May ls.-The Iowa State
High School Association in meeting
here this morning by unanimous vote
decided to hold the next state high
school field meet in Grinnell. The high
school men are greatly pleased with the
manner In which they have been treated
and in the way in which the meet was
managed. Altho losing the meet by one
point the Grinnell high school is greatly
pleased with the showing made by their
men. The team has been trained by
Jack Watson, of the Iowa College team.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
Chicago rrouuc..

Chicago May 1S.
wheat-May 7sa, July. 72ss.
Corn--May ii5a; July, 44ssN4412.
Oats May, 2sas; July 2Sas.
Pork--May l4.72ia: July. l4.s5.
Lard May. s.lo; July, S.07i:.
Ribs.May, SIZE July, 1928.
52l4
Barley $1,000.
Fax-l.7o.
Timothy September, $50.
Cilover-9.5O.
Butter-F'irm: creameriea. HIS.
aairies, 1l6171a
Eggs-Easy: 11Tli
Iced Poultry-Eaay chickens. sa9.
turkeys. S@9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
rn1xcrn,tx 4. Normnla.

Cedar Falls, May 1S.-The State Uni-
versity of Iowa met great surprise in
the ball game Yesterday. They defeated
the State Normal School by a score of I
to 6. 1t was generally believed that they
would defeat the normalites badly.
Normal went into the game weak be-
cause of the illness of one man. Both
teams did fine work at times, but had
several costly errors. Batteries-Iowa
City, struble and Moor; Normal. Cotton
md VopeI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
nh Q Horse Market.

Chicago. May Birthdays receipts
are estimated at lao head. The general
market was not quotably changed, COM
pared with Thursday. Demand was
good and all desirable offerings met
with ready outlet, but no advance could
be urged in values. Bulk of arrivals are
coachers. which are meeting with an
unusually active inquiry. The demand
for harness horses was of unusual
strength. keen competition coming from
all quarters, and all animals displayed
quality and action were free sellers
around the values recently quoted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18
Jochey Meet at Mapleton.

koVtVIdl 10 IIHItS-HePuUIiCdH.
Napoleon, May 1S.--The first meet of
the Mapleton Jockey Club closed yester-
day and was highly successful in every
respect. Fine weather, good crowds and
a good entertainment prevailed. The
management feel highly gratified over
the result OF the meet. The purses were
all paid in full, all the expenses paid
and nice balance IL on hand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-18

Our little girl was unconscious from
strangulation during sudden and ter
rible attack of Group. quickly secured
a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure, CIV
ing her three bottles. The Group was
mastred and our little darling speedily
recovered" So writes A. L. Spafford.
Chester. Mich. Geo. P. Powers.