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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
DUFFY IN WATERBURY.

The Great Fielder of the Boston, Team
 Was the Guest of Manager Connor.
 Hugh Duffy. the great outfielder of the Boston base ball team, was in this city last night and was entertained by Roger Connor. The object of Dufy's visit to this city was to secure the services of Joe Connor for the coming season. He does not want him to play with Boston but with another team with which he will be connected. Duffy has asked for his release from the Boston team and 1t has been re- fused him, but he has made up his mind to quit just the same and he is securing timber for one of the best teams in the country. He claimed that Joe Connor swas not given half d show in Boston and he believtS z th1t he is one of the best young catchers in the business. It is generally under stood that Duffy will be connected with the American league this season. the league that is fighting the National league but he. has not as yet made up his mind to what team he will give his services. He and Joe ConnOr left for Bridgeport this morning to see Manager James O'Rourke. who holds the option on Joe, and they may go on to New York to see what Manager Davis is going to do as to engaging Joe for the season
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
MILK DEALERS REGISTERING.
Inspector Keeley Will Insist On Law Being Complied With.

Being Complied With.
 The milk dealers are calling at the city clerks office in ones and twos and registering, and it is thouph+ that in short time most of them will have compiled with the law. Inspector Keeley is giving them fair sh " to step up to the captains desk before commencing to enforce the law. but this must not be understood to mean that he does not intend to compel all to come in or take the %onsequences. He told Democrat reporter to-day that he will insist upon every man who sells milk taking out a license, the man who has one cow as well as the one who keeps dozen, and the dealer who does not sell over five quarts day as well as the one that puts out several cans. He also thinks that the producers should register so that there may be no doubt in his mind as to where the milk that is put on the market comes from. This seems to be necessary seeing that the dealers are not obliged to give this in- formation on the blanks. It costs nothing to register, so that there can be no objection to complying with the law on the part of honest dealers; but, of course, the man who is putting an inferior article on the market and fears detection will offer lots of ex- cuses for keeping in the background. But Inspector Keeley will ferret out the tardy ones, and as there Is no ques- ti0n reSardih6 the leGality of tho law which the aty:.i4 now acting upon, It smpst he ptajn n a1l that 1t N for their s5MteEsst tp eeRay with \.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
SUIT FOR $2o ,ooO.
Anson l.. Hamm Sues For the Loss of
 His Fingers.

Anson l.. Hamm Sues For the Loss of
 His Fingers.
 Anson l.. Hamm of West Farm street, through his attorney, Porter l.. Wood, has brought suit for $20,OOO damages against the Waterbury Man ufacturing Co for the loss of all the fingers of one of his hands, which he lost while at work on q planer for the company last October. Mir Hamm is a carpenter and the complaint alleges that the planer which he was operat- ing was improperly adjusted by the foreman and that through no fault on his part the hand was pulled into the machine and the fingers snapped off. It is said that at the time and for some time prior to the injury he had been receiving big wages, and that after the loss of the hand he was dis charged. the defendants refusing to give him a chance to do anything about the premises. The case is re- turnable to the district court on the first Tuesday in February.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

Leads All Other Cities Tn the World
 In Crime and Criminals.

Chicago, Jan 22.-"Chicago leads all other cities of the word in crime," said States Attorney Deneen, addressing the Chicago Congregational club at the Palmer house last evening. Then the speaker quoted statistics to show that arrests and crininal prosecutions here were greater in number proportionate to population than in London or New York. He charged that leniency in prosecution is largely responsible for this state of affairs. Many confirmed criminals, he said. escaped punish ment time and again in police courts through political influence and so grow to feel a contempt for the agen- ces of the law. About one-third of the prisoners held to the grand jury are discharged, he said.
 He held education beginning with the cradle to be the only remedy for criminal tendencies.
 William Kent, another speaker. cited many instances of the evil effects of political influence in police work. Owing chiefly to political con ditions the police and criminals were, he said, often on the closest of terms.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
TIMELY TOPICS

The Ziglatzki-Marks Co have q large stock of photograph cards slight ly damaged, but they are bargains.
 The F. W. Dains Co say if you are thinking of spring papering, get their figures.
 Dodge has good news for parents of boys. He has solid shoe bought at q bargain. Yours for S9c.
 The Best Dental Go will give you a written guarantee that their filings will not come out.
 A fine line of footwear is that shown by the Connecticut Boot and Shoe Co. Shoes for business or social occasions
 Read the prices the Outlet Clothing Co offer tonight. Evefy article be- ing sold at about half it's value.
 K. Dougherty will hold a special sale for the balance of the week on mems percale shirts, 49 cents each.
 If you need a horse blanket or car riage robe consult Miller Se Peck's ad for low prices.
 The L. F. Haase Co will make, lay and line body Brussels or Administers with borders for 7oc a yard.
 Have you seen any of that silk fleeced underwear at J. B. Mullings, only So cents each.
 On Friday morning at o'clock J. c. Jackie & Sons will put on a sale of shoes at prices that defy co1hpeti- ton.
 Pre-inventory sale at Curran's is always looked forward to. Window shades, linoleums and mattings mark ed low.
 See those hats at A. F. Cowles for S2.99. marked down from S3. SS and S1O because the season is closing.
 pr $. w. .Chipman, 51 Center street. dental work done by the latest and best methods.
 Clean sweep sale at Upson. Single ton X Co.'S. The prices put on heavy goods will leave none to be carried over.
 Stock taking has just been com pleted at NIOriarty'S and was so satis. factory that they give their custom CTS q mark down sale. See big ad
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
TRAIN ROBBERS FAIL.

Their Plot Discovered and the Discov-
 erer Was Beaten and Robbed,
 Cheyenne, Wyo, Jan 22.-A desper- ate attempt was made last night by train robbers to hold up the Union Pa cific overland express near Kearney, Neb. A pile of rock was placed on the track to wreck the train, which was reported to have q large amount of money on board. The robbers se- creted themseves behind a hill near creted themselves behind a hill near the track. A pedestrian came upon beaten and robbed by the gang. He got away from them and ran to Rear ney, where he gave the alarm. A posse was organized and orders were given to hold the train. The posse captured one of the bandits and are pursuing the others.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
HARD'lNC'S Boston ooc Store
 72-74 SOUTH MAIN ST. Metal Dolls Heads.

The Minerva" Indestructible Dolls Heads, made of sheet brass, will stand any amount of hard usage, and yet retain their shape and attractiveness. Of course the price is higher than that of the difference is more than made up in the increased durability. A careful examination will at once disclose the many advantages these heads have over all other kinds of dolls heads.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
CONSOLIDATION OF MILLIONS.

Louisville, Ky, Jan 22.-The Courier Journal to-day will say: For the past week H. Allen Odell, q wealthy pro- moter of New York. has been in the city endeavoring to consolidate the Louisville Gas company, the Ken, lucky Heating company, the Louisville Electric Light company and the Citi- zens General Electric company. MT Oden and Udolpho Snead, president of the Louisville Gas company, went to Chicago yesterday on business con nected with the proposed consolidatto and nothing definiate VIII be known until they return. The deQl will in. Yolve severl 1bala{o1s II 4oalarss
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
BARRIERS FATAL ACT,

Threw Lighted Lamp at His Wife
 and Killed His Son.
 Scranton, Pa, Jan 22.-Frank Jans- sen, Barber of South Scranton, went home drunk this morning from a ball he attended last night, Quarreled with his wife and threw q lighted lamp at her. II fell on the bed, setting it on fire. As a result their 7-year-old boy was burned to death, Mrs Janssen was so badly burned her life is despaired of, her sister was painfully burned, and the house was destroyed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
NOTICE.

Woodmen of the World:
 A special meeting of White Oak Camp, No 3, will be held this evening in Comstock reading room, No 70 Bank street. at s o'clock. to take action on the death of Sov Robert Irwin. Per order,
 CHARLES TOTTEN, c. c. J. E. DICKERMAN, Clerk.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, SS Probate U Court Jan 16th 1aOl
 Estate of Elizabeth Collins late of Water bury, in said district. deceased
 The Court of Probate for the district of Wat erbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly atteSted. within said time, will be de- barre q a recovery. All persons indebted to sad estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 Mary E. Moriarty, Executriy
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
KRUGER FEELING WELL.

The Hague, Jan 222.-Mr Kruger has started for Utrecht, where he will pass some weeks. He was greeted by q crowd at the railroad station and said he felt very well on coming out for the first time since his recent ill- ness.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
BCLGARIt

BULGARIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
 Sofia, Jan 22-The Bulgarian cabi- net has resigned on account of inter- nal differences.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
INVESTMENT RRQPERIYl

Located on Orange stret; 3-family house; contains al modern improve mcnts; size Of lot J0XI5 feet; rents for S33 per month: reasonable amount down; price $4OO0. This will pay you larger per cent on your money than bank interest. Look this us.
 LANG AND PHELAN.
 12o Bank Street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

1NO RENTING four room tenements; Cole Street. 1-I-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
BLACK TAFFETAS.

2O-inch Black Taffeta, all pure silk, a yard.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

ITO RENT-A large shop and rear building.
 Apply to John Moriarty. 12-11-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

ITO RENT-one flat ot six rooms. P. Holohan-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

"ANTED-Two salesmen salary or com
 mission. Apply z to p. m Tuesday. MT Stone, Hotel Arlington. 1-22-1
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

TO-RENT-Two tenements, seven and three
 ,1, rooms Inquire Mrs Rushton. Rushton -ttOS. i2-ll-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

&2 O00 To loan on real estate security J. T. Phelan, l25 Bank Street.
 l-lS-tf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11
Bibilogl' 'afla
La casa MauCCi. En- 0Ctubre,

d! movimiento de esta Casa Edi
toaial, supera en- Octubre q todos los
meses antericres, pues ha presenta-
do en- ell n nercado Intellectual, los ST.
guientes puevos tftulos:
Ben Hur Una historic de Girls
to.,) Plr Lews Wallace.
Mem oriss. (eInfancis. A O.
les cencia Juventud, Por IT. lstoy.
<La Monja d. Cracovia,. Por
Augusta Ri sra
clos Ladrones de- Gran Mundoe
Por Ponson 6u Terrail.
I eCaf tt hut & Buque F a n t as
II sEl Msterio del Pasaje d |
Sol,
III <El Stnor de la Montana.,
" sc sacrifice de Juanas.
V <Mousseline Ia Vegaf d. RAJ.
Para el pasado mes de No
vi mbre, prepare las series vi
VII, que Sc titulan sLas Celad.s de
Olim pia. y EEL Dessffo de Amor,,
1ltimas de Ia preciosa obra de Pm
son, "L' 8 Ladronss del Gran Man
do"
A e nas, dara a luz tres nuev~s
voldmens s: <Cosas B: turras,, ige
mic sfsimo potpoorri Con Preloguico y
todo, por el simpatico escritor y ba-
turrO Julio Victor Tomey; 4. Ultima
novedad literaria de PAfs, sLos Va
gabundos,, per M5ximo Go1ki, a
quien llaman los franceses eel poeta
de les vagabundos,; un completis:-
mo y ameno tratado de srte s cnlina-
rias que lleva por tftulo @E Rey de
les Cocineros,. y otr a. va.ias b as
im port tantes cue seguramente logra-
ran al mismo exito que las demas
pub icadss por Ia aforiunada Casa
e 1itorial Maucei
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11
Contra Ell muernO.

Nos con sta que la Junta de Sa-
nidad esta trabajando activamente,
fin de cortar en- 10 possible los gra-
YES malss que Were propt rcionan-
donos Ia enferLe lad de, muermo
on esta isla.
De continue So registrar casos
de fall scimientos de person as conta-
giadas por ese NAL, que cuando alta
co resu]ta incurable.
Els muy cdnveniente que la ir di-
cada Junta Sc fije en- las cuadrss de
caballos que existan en- las cercanfas
de las poblaciones. De muchas e
fmportantes sabemos nosotre 8 en- q.
las dichas cuadras estan situadas ca
las Gales principles; y de muehos
cs SOS sabemos en- los cuales, con Sc
veridad extremada Sc dispone So le-
vante1 esos establos, focos de infec-
con, cuyos duef1os SON pobres, men
tras que q personals acaudal adas Sc
les dela en- liberta3 de tener sus cua-
dras de caballcs ea los pktios de sus
casas en- medic de Ia poblaci6n..
Ii Ley, no debe establecer pre-
ferencias y mucho menos cuando es-
tas pusden trser cons e,uencias ia
tales.
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ECOS DE pom CE

Pronto comenzar&n los trabajos
dol tranvfa electrico. La com mpaf1fa
ha comprado los terrenos en- ell ca
mino de la Playa donde Sc edi6caran
los establecimientos para la planta
electrics, oficinas y talleres; el in
geniero senior Domenech ha obteni-
40 Ia subasta para construir dichas
obras. En este mes Sc esperan de
Boston los rieles y traviesss Y para
el pr6ximo mes de Mayo estara en-
exploitation dicho tranvia. Sc in
vertir&u sobre $500 900 en- esta en-
presa y Sc dara mucho trabajo los
jOrnaleros.
Sc encuentra gravemente epfer-
mo el c, nocido joven don Luis Subj
ra, empleado d. Ia casa de los Sc
fores Fritza, Lundt y Ca.
o*o
La animation es extraordinaria
para el festival que SO prepare en- e]
Teatro en- beneficio de les pobres.
Las Srtas. encargadas de venta de
objetos van con preciosos trsjes de
bardsras en- que Sc luciran las de
olSUl luUd udClOu0s.
90
El pr6ximo microbes es espera-
DO ell vapor americana <Maracaibo.
en- visje directo para New York,
siendo extraordinar ell nume no de
naranjas y chinae preparadas para
embarcarlas en- dicho vapor.
o*o
En- esta semana son esperados:
un vapor sleman procedente de Eu,
ropa, un italiano que cargara cofe,
Y los espanoles <Serrso Y SConde
Wifredos procedentes de E pc ma.
90
La procession fiesta religiosa
dedicada la Pu fsima Conception
quedaron surname lte luc;das y Goa
gran ,ncurrencia de fieles.
90
En- a mafIana del luoes Sc sit tic
uu fue te mb!or de TERRA que dur6
varios segundos. Durants Ia no1he
hsn cafao fuertes sguaceros.
Ell CORRE sPONSAL.
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La puerta
de la Cathedral.

Hemos sido informados 20 uno
de J 8 :fores sac rdotes de- bquel
t mp]o que 10 ccur id con Ia alb r.
tura de la puerta fue, cue arece no
fue bien pasa1o ell ce,r j. de la r-
ia h te al y con las fuart. rachss q.
g. p'ab IN O. Note e abcio la dichA
uerta. Un vecino del frente Que 10
Cbserv6 ll.mo & un qua -dia y juntn
cen 81 d eron cuenta al encar ad ,
del temp o, en- seguiSa fueron & Ia
iglesia, hicieron una requisa gel er u
y no encor traron falta alguna dan
tro, ce ron la puerta y TODD q ed6
como antes, sin ocurrir mas move
dad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11

al las dos della tarde de aver,
domingo, tugo efecto en- 81 teatro
de esta villa ell anunciado meeting
espiritista. El acto di6 principle con
Ia recitaci6n de una hermosa poesfa
lfrica de don Ramon Negron Flores
que mereci6 de la gran concurren-
cia que llenaha ell local justes y me-
recidcs aplausos.
Vayan tambien los nuestros al
autor por esa nueva bra de su ia
lento que seguramente ha de con-
quistarle IN puesto distiuguido en-
ell parnaso borincano.
El sen Reyes Calder6n, pre-
nuncio un galano y correcto d;s;ur
so, que sgrad6 mneho al auditorio,
y asi Sc 10 demostro este no escati-
mar dole sus palmadss.
Al ponerse en- pie 81 seflor Ma
tienzo Cintr6n por haberle llegado
ell turno de hacer uso de la pAlabra,
fue saludado con una nutrida saliva
de aplausos.
El agrade clio mucho esta de-
mostraci6n de cortesfa, y de ella to-
mo pie para dar comienz, su dis
curse E.te resulto msgoffico sobre
toda pondera coz. Dur6 dos hora !,
y dit minutos. El Sr. Matieuzo
tuvo perfodts a 1mirable-, que fue
ron calurosamente aplaudidos.
La oratoria del Sr. Masienzo no
ha desmerecido en- nsda. Ell Sr Ma
tienzo, como orador, es ell m'smo &
4 quien ap'aulimos en- la Capital
cuando, defer diendo ell pocto, pulve .
rizabs con Ial martillo contundente
de la l6gica la q gumenta zion del
Lcdo Ramos, que 10 atacs ba cou du
reza; es ell mismo que en- Ponce, M =
ysgtlez, Guayama, electric ,ba al pil-
bico con su palabra ele caent7 per
suasiva abogando por Ia causa d l
partido de que era jefe Il Sr. Muf1oz
Rivera; en- nada, repitc, ha desmere-
ciio la oratoria de tan eximio t'ibu-
no. Ell Sr. Matienzo, como t.l, es
el mismo de siempre.
Lastima que muchss de sus ideas,
tan noblemente emitidas en- su dis
curse de aver no estuvie seu de a.
cuerdo con las practie as del partido
en- cuyAs arza'as hoy figurs.
El predic6 aver la hermosa
causa de la fraternidad, y su pal lido
solo abriga en- su corszon ell { dfo mas
inhumano para sus adversarios po-
lfticos; :el predic6 aver la santi-
dad, del hogar, y nj 81 nj su partido
han protestado, contra las turbas
que han llegado en- sus desafueros
no solo s perturbar la paz de los hc-
gares, sino hasta violar ell eagrado
de los mismos -. ...........
81 sefior don Leonides Villal6n
cerro Ell acto de que nos ocupamos,
dardo lectura q ara composition
poetica suya que tambien fue aplau-
dida por los concurrentes.
Resumen: ell meeting de aver
result6 lucidisimo. Felicitamos al
sefier Matienzo, ALMA del mismo,
por ell exito alcanzado.
CORRE SPONSAL.
Diciemb-e 9.
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eScolar
CirCulante.

Varias poblacie mes de esta isla
han puestO en- practica las bibliote-
cas- circulantes eentro de sus escue-
las, la cusl idea fu6 lanzada por el
~Ano E;colsr., periodico que, como
indica su nombre, este dedicado al
ramo de ID ensenanza.
Conocido es Ell prop6sito: Los
niflos de cada o~enela podran hacer
uso de los libros respectivos de la
escuela q que pertenezcan, pudiendo
llevarlos a sus casas previss, como
Go consiguiente, algunas formalida-
des.
Como escs libros que constitu
yen las dichas bibliotecas, ser&n de
amena y escogida lectura, sin dayse
cuenta de clio, casi, los escols-es
iran fernando ell gusto 6 Ia buera Ii.
teratura y obtenida sin esfuerzos la
afc'6n q leer, que encierra en- ST, 8
10 vez que Ell ejeroicio practice de
una cultura que Sc va adquiriendo
suave y grad ualmente, la ventaja de
hacerse de conOcimientos sin esfuer
zos y Ell cultivo natural de las le-
tras.
De primera intenci6n parece ell
asunto cosa baladf; pero todos sabe-
mos ell trabajo imaginative que hay
que realizar, cuando despues de 10
vida escolar, engolfados en- ell estu-
dio avido de las matemAticas Y otras
materias por ell estilo, queremos ha-
cernos cargo de Ia vida que nos ro-
des, latir en- ell movimiento social,
dar forma q las imagenes que Sc nos
ocurrep, 6 hacer conocer nuestras
opiniones respecto al movinien to
general del progress 50.
J6venes conocemos nosotros, q
saben al dedillo todss las ecuacio-
me-, que resuelven con suma fac,li
dad problemas, logsrftmicos, y sin
embargo al abrirse para ellos las
puertas de una vida nueva, las puer.
tas de 10 sociedad, no saben les Ar-
ducs problemas que enciefra en- su
seno Ia existencia humapa, no adj
vinan de esa tiera que Sc llama ham
bre esa dente lada que 10 acedia, nj
preven ell pelhro de una sonrisa 6 ell
de una mi, ada.
iY no obst nte trazan con maes-
tr1a un plano, analizan una oraci0n
comp icada, averiguau Ia inc6gnita
de cualquier operacion matematica
y saben de memoria ell ca culo inf
nitesimal!
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VINO CORDIAL De
CEREBRINA
DEL DR.. ULRIcI, DE NEW YORK


ao ser Fl nse de 59lo una botea aSrra ue de dcho
el RAoushfnysne poderosode
la
m
lasna
Intermediates cronicas
Exad
gtimo VINO CEREBRlNA
completa curacion /.
. DE VENTA PueroRo: CAPITAI NJ
PONCENale MAYAGCEZ-Cnrlad Am
de J. A Monaga la MARINA MERIDONA en-
la acrediada Farmaca Dogueria de c. J. Monagas
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A nuestros amigos.

Recomendamos ell Hotel ''The Marina. +"
ror las comidas sabrosas que ALI Sc confec-
cionan. por 10 fresco y lventilado de la casa y
en- particular, por Ia modicidad en- precios,
qpe son los siguientes:
Por un dia hospedaje con comida. 81 ",
Abono conner para una persona,
mensualmente. ...... ..........,lO
Por una CANA ...... .........,. so
Por un catre. ........- .-.......... 25
Pupilaje para una persona, mes 40
Bateas q la Gale precios conven-
cionaies
SOLER y Ca.
Rico Nvbre. de 1901.
San JOSEF esquina Tetuan.
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GRAN CONCURRENCIA.
Poesia de Negr6n es may apla1dido

Desoakrsos resatltaro7o magistrates.
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DE ARECIBO.

A continuaci6n danes mas de-
TALES del meeting espiritista cele-
brado en- Arecibo el Domingo al
que asistio Ell S. Matierzo Cintron,
los cuales los debemts Luestro
bueno y estimAble colaborador de
aquella importante pOblaci6n:
GRAN CONCURRENCIA.
Poesia de Negr6,s es mag aplaa1dida.
DeeoNrsos resatltaro1a magistrates.
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Sala de S0COrrO.

Curada Teresa C.rdopa de una
herida inciso contusa de sais CENT
metres de longitud al tsrcio sup srior
de ID pierpa derecha cara anteli r, y
Encarnacion Rivera de dos herids s
incisas una en- la primera falapga
del dedo medic de dos centimetro
Anb4 8 son pre- dac;das en- Ia mano
izquierda.
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA sc dara
colocaci6n & dos chicos appendices
one sepan componer y dis tribuir.
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.S1EDE " De Los 81
201 1AA = NeryiOS

Esta ued
ha
6? Ha Observable
mene de hao rodea Gambia uste ~
haba eibe cnaaa
Ia
cdo
nofAey sente used eto asar Ell 6
despues de eonzsrP Tene
Sene de cuando
amentado lie usted agunas punzad
aEdad
tempo uauer esu eeuoo trahao vsnal
BRO DEBIITADO fao alnento
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-06
The NEWS FROM HOME
What Iowa People Are Doing in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

org have no. elated him above his fell
low men. and who rejoices TO see a
friend or constituent whether he lives
in a cottage or in a palace. Some men
are no sooner sent here as legislators
than their heads swell abnorinally and
hats have to be made to order. They
brush aside all but the high and
mighty. and never see the common
folk. This does not apply to Senator
Dolliver nor to Senator Clark our own
Cal. for they are peoples tribunes and
are not ashamed TO be the aristocracy
|of intelligence and the healthy common
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-06
Heartfelt Stories from Cured Women.

.DEAR Mrs. P1NKHAM II feel it my duty to write
the benefit have received from your wonderful remedies
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-06

Recent experiments show that all
classes of foods may be completely di-
gcsted by preparation called Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, which absolutely dl-
gests what you eat. AS It is the only
combination of all the natural diges-
tants ever devised the demand for It
has become enormous. George p. Pow
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