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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-25
La High-School
Importante aViSo.

Ted Is qua fueron el ado pa
sado discipulos de Il Alta Escuela y
Escuela grAduada situada en- Bsde-
fce- a, y desean estudisr en- Ia m So
ma escue este aflo; Sc matricu1a-
ran el viernes y sabado 26y q de
Septiembra corriente, de 9 II de
la maf1ara en- el 6epsrtamento de la
Ala Escuela en- Ell edifcio de Beue
fcencia.
Todos los a umnos deben traer
su tarjetas de promotion consigo
Las plazas de les discfpulps que no
Sc pl esenten en- les dias arriba s ana
ladc s, So cubrir&n con les so1icitau-
tes que SO matricular&n ell 30 de
Septiembre, comenzando a las y Is
de la maf1ana' Les discfpulos Sc
masr.cu ar&n ted IS las mananas du-
rante IA primer semana, y despues
sslo Is lanes las 8 y Is y asf du
rante un mes. No Sc ne esitan como
cimientes de irgles para entrar en- Ia
Alta e scuela espaf1o'a, nj en- les gra
drs primero y segundo de la clase
primaria. En todos los otros gra-
dos, les alumnes deben conocer bss-
tante irgles para }lenar todas las
exigencias y pre- seguir los estudie $
ventajosamente.
| OHveY B. Kern.
Principal.
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Habla ell alCalde
de Guaydma.

Uno de nuestrt redactores vic
esta mananR 81 sef1or Alcalde de
Guayama don Fernando Lugo vi
f1ss, eenunciado per ell Prasidente
del Partido Federal como insolven-
te. 8 incapacitado por 10 tanto para
el desempef1o de So cargo.
FL Sr Lugo Visas que es pe,so
ma de gran hone rabilidad, NANTES
t6 que la denuncia obedece 4 Ia pa
sion politfca y carece de todo funda-
mento.
Los conceiales denunciados son
el hacsndado don Joaquin L. Villo-
das, don Exequiei Rivera
El Sr. Lugo Vi1as, psga con-
tribucion por varit 5 comceptos y 81
propone enviar los recibos al Juez
Nc Leary como medic d destruir,la
denuncia de que es objeto
Nos dijo que tenia cor ,imien-
to de la denuncia a la cual no con-
cede importancia aIguna.
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N0TA DEL Ola,
ESCaSeZ de nulnerariO,

Cada dia SO hace mas apremian-
te Ia situacion, por la escasez de mo-
media circulante
POGO importa que Sc tomen me-
didas ecoE6micss con Ell fin de one la
mayor parte del dinero que ten
ga que importar ell Gobierno, ven
ga en- moLeda y por el contrario
ell que haya que enviar al Tesoro
de Washington, 10 sea en giros; po-
CO importa que sc busque la formu-
la para evitar que emigre la mone-
da todOs los esfuerZos resultan in1-
tiles, NADIA Sc alcanZa; Sc remedia ell
NAL por uncs dias, para presentar
Sc en- prOporciones mas alarmantes
al siguiente.
lQue SO hace, pues, nuesra mo-
nedar
Emigra para Europa y Ameri-
La mayor parte de los capitales
puertorriquef1e 8, son extranj sus
duef1os residen en- Europa como
es logico, las rentas que producer
van al traves del Atlantico buscar
sus poseedores Af1adess que el ali
ciente de un 35 PFC, que tiene sobre
la moneda extranjera, le precipita q
emigrar mas pronto tan remotos
paises. Ocurriendo un fenomeno,
d'gno de consignarse, de que las ia.
milias que no pueden vivir en- Puer
to Rico con las rentas que poseen,
marchan q Europa; y como por este
hechO, su renta aumenta en- mas de
| una cuarta parte, viven c6modamen-
te, con 10 que en- su propio pals su-
| frirfan carestfas.
E tie aliciente incita q la emigra-
ci6n de las familias primero, y de
sus rentas despues; resultando que el
pals produce; pero no produce para
81, porque en- otra parte Sc gastan
las ganancias de sus rentas.
Los altos empleados, los que &C
zan pfDguss suicides son de la me-
tr6poli; que capitalism, para ir a
invertirlo mas tarde en- los Estados
| Unidos.
El pals sufre tamblep, por esta
parte, una gran extraction en- su
fuente de riquezas.
Son sangr1as constitutes que i'm
piden Sc levante de la postraci6n
econ6mica y numeraria que padece.
: Sc nos objeJara, que este oca-
sionarfa la emigracion de valores
pero no del signo fduciario. Como
hay relaci6n constante con todos esos
pAises, es facil ell envfo de moneds
que e.ude Ell quebranto de giro. So
bre todo, Ia moneda de orc es reco
gida con avidez reembarcads, nc
va como mercancfa, sino que cas-
todos los passjeros que van para
Europa y America, llevan algunas
cantidades en- aquel metal CON pre-
fsrencia q giros de cualquier espe.
| Gle.
Improba tarea, serfa encontral
monedas de orc hoy en- nuestro mer
cado; con di6cultad Sc cons guen en-
los bancos, y ESQ que el patron exis
tente, libra de preferencias & este
metal sc be Ia plata.
Somos tan ricos que spenss al.
CARA ell numerario circulante & dos
dollars y medic por cs b ga, cuando
en- Ia Union pasa de %.
dHabra que apelar de nuevo
la moneaa provincial, para libl ar.
nos de la emigration de ella?
lEstaremos condenados al tejel
| y destejer de la tela de P enelope?
| Eel tic apo 10 dira.
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he New York and Porfo.Rjos
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LINEA REGULAR DE YAPORE1
CORREo0 nE LOS E u
Ell VApOR SAN JUAN,
SALDRA ELl9 DE 0CTUBRE
Admite oarga pasajeros.
Los Vdpores
..PORTORlCO" Y "LONGFELLOW'

de la Casa ESQ ella que Sc estaba
llevando q cabo: d f rencias surgi
con el contrat' sta de la obrs, y
Ell Ing sniero de- la carretera en- pro-
yecto, 10 han motivado, per haber
hecho este, el trazado, tomaI do par
te del solar; d > d scar es que cuauto
antes 50 reanu den, edificandos, en-
ese mismo site, que darfa muy bue-
ma vista la pcblaci6n.
Hemcs visto &su venida de Ia
Isla de Cuba, slganos de nnes!ros
paisanes, emigra ntes, salude q uno
conocido por Machea MADEIRA, el
que Sc halla enfermo sin recursos
pero sat-, fecho de encontraise en-
su pals.
De los emigrantes que fueron
con MADEIRA, quedan vivcs muy po
COS, han sucu nbido de las fatigas y
de los t.a' a os: otros SO hal'au en-
los hospitaies.
Me informan que Sc llsva-a q
efecto aquf, muy brave, un meutipg
phblic6 contra las expe liciones de
Hawaii, ope riunamenie, dare deta-
es
A la u de la tarde de hoy lu
nes llegan q esta POLL ci6n proc e.
dentes de esa ciudad las apreciabl as
sef1oritas Jua Quinones Leoncra-
ma Fer. er y C,rmen Leby y Siragu-
sa que ours aban 'sus estudie del
profts RADIO en- la Escuela Normal.
A todas mis- sslud@ per su fe-
! liz re egres0 q estos laras.
I'll Corr sponsal.
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Dario hsdutamente impartial seo optnn rrensa.
Notas de Arroyo.

A invitacion del Alcalde de este
pueblo don Federico E. Vire'l la tuvo
efento hoy en- ia casa alcaldfa nm
meeting de demonstration de due.o
general por Ia sensible de sgracia del
fallecimiento de Mr.. Mckinley pri-
merI magistlado de la gran macon
americans acaecida en- la ciudad de
Buffalo ell IA corriente, as sinAdo
alevosa y cobardemente por el infa-
me anarquista Leon Czo'gosz 4 cuyo
solemne acto asistio una nnmerosa
concurrencia compuesta de las per-
sonas mas connotadas y conspfcuas
de Ia loca'idad.
Ell Sr. Alcalde abrio el acto con
un corto, pero muy expressive discnr
so y en- So ssmblante reve1aba Ia pc
ma que embargaba So alma por tan
luctnoso suceso, invitando les con-
currentes para hacer uso de la pala
bra con motivo de las tristes circuns
tancias que les reunian.
El primero fue don Zenon Gin
tr6n, persona muy simpAtica y con
VOC podere 81 y buena diccion, pro
nunci6 nm breve pero muy sentimen
tai discurso que conmovio sus o.
yentes. Le slguio en- el uso de la
pAlabra don Francisco Virella Uribe
SecTetArio de este n1unici pio = Pest
Master ,hacierdo s grahdes rasgos la
biograffa y apologize del malogrado
primer magistrate de Ia Uni6n, hizo
-citas hist6r1cas nluy oportnnas de
otros jefes de Estado que sufrieron
igusl suerte en- diferente naciones Y
demostrando que todo obedece al ia
ratismo anarquista que por falta de
instruction Sc arroja 4 cometer tan
horrendos c1fmenes. Conclnyo su
peroraci6n conmoviendo honda men
te alauditorio que ls prestaba gran
,atenci6n por tan sensible desgracia
Segnidamente hablo don Pedro
San Cienente, collector de esta Adua
ne, y en- frAses muy precisas y opor
tunas demostr6 su inmerso pesar
por tan luctucso suceso, adhiriendo-
Sc y haciendcse eco del discurso de
Vire'la Uribe.
Hizo uso de la palabra nuestro
digno cura ec6nomo don Benito Do
minguez, quien con un lengusje "a
Gil y senc!llo y llsno de unci6n cato
lica prob Shasta La evidencia que les
cr1menes tan frecuen5es, solo ob ede-
cen la falta de religion y tenor de
Dios. Esto es una gran verdad, YER
dad incontrovertible. Acto continue
peroro el apreciable 6 inteligente
joven don Juan Huyky,.y expuso
con mucha presicion = clariiad la
justa pens, el profundo pesar que
agobia Ia Naci6n por suces1 tan
desgraciado = que Ia memoria de Nc
Kinley sera imperecederA.
Ultim amente 4 invitaci6n del Sr
Alcalde cerro el acto don Enrique
Huyke, professor principal, y 10 hizo
con broche de orc. Su discurso, CO
mo todos los suyos, fue may subli-
me, muy elocuente, hacienda histo /.
ria de la buena administration del
malogrado Presidente Mckinley =
de su gobierno durante el TEMPO q.
ocup6 el primer puesto en- la Repd
blica americana.
Les intermedips fueron ameniza-
dos en- armoni1m por el professor D..
Juan Ines Ramos, con m1sica muy
triste,
El acto resolt6 conmovedor y
snblime. El Alcalde
obs equio q los concurre ates con Ger
veza y licores en- demos TRACTION de
gratitud.
la bandera siempre permanecio
a media asia en- sef1al de duelo.
Arroyo, 19 Stbre. de 1901.
Ell Corresponsal.
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BAZAR OTERO
ATOCHA.-PONCG.
OBRAS DE DERECHO
Y LEGISLAOION.
Por 0rdea AIfabetCo de TituIos

Medina Marathon. .-Leyes penales de
Espaha, conforme q los textos
Ofciales Contiene la Constitu
cion, ell Cddigo penal, la Ley de
enjuiciamiento Criminal y ia del
Jurado, el C6digo de Justicia
militar el penal de la Marina
de Guerra, la Ley Orgdnica del
poder judicial 10 Adicional de
1892 todas las disposiciones vi
gentes sobre contrabando y de-
~faaudaci6n, 6rden publico, i'm
prenta. caza, montes, policia de
Farro carriles, elecciones, ex
tradicion, reuniones y asociaciO
nes, las demas que Sc aplican
por lbs Tribunales ordinarios V
TO, de Guerra Marina an Mate
ria Criminal Pasta 3 0(
Ley Hipotecaria V Reglamento
un tomo Tela 1(
Manual de jurisprudencia penal -
procesal Tela ! &C
Manual de iurisprudencia penal
Tela l IL
Manual dc jurisprudencia penal
R1stica sc
Abella- Manual de los Juicios de Tes-
tamentarfa V Adnitestato con
reglas formularios para hacer
las particones. A justado al Codi-
go Civil y las disposiciones vi
gentes Quinta edic6n reformada
y aanentada por Ia Redaccion
del consultor de los Ay untamien-
tOs y de los Juzgados Municipa
les Rustca 4
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AViS0.

Ell que suscribe relojero de es-
Ia Capital y domiciliado en- la calle
de San jose ndmero 10, tenieudo
que ausentarse de la localidad, su-
plica & las personals que tengan relo-
jes Il otras prendss en- composition
Sc sirvan pass a recogerlas hasta al
dia dos del pr6ximo mes de Octubre,
cesando dc despues de dicha fecha, to-
do compromise de mi parte.
San Juan 81 Septiem bre 1901.
N COna0naald.
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CENTRAL PLAZUELA A
BAL SEIRO & GIORGETTI
\SOClEDAD AGRICOLA
( SOClEDAD AGRICOLA
Barceloneta, PR. de Septiembre de 1901
Sr Don +. Deafond
Ingeniero representative de la
& Co. de Nueva- YorlN
Present
Sr. Don f. Delafond,
Muy senior nuestro;


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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-30
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

Spencer.
Treasurer Messenger recently COM
pleted his March report, wiiisi, Shows
the most cash collected in any one
month In the history of the county The
amount collected was s57,9l9-os.
keosauqua.
At referees sale at Keosaugua on
Monday ass acres of land belonging To
the Eliab Dnud estate at Doud's Sta
ton. VAS bought by Or. T. G. Mcclure
and w. +. Doud. of that place, the pur-
chase price being sl5,ll0.
Cedar Rapids.
Seven boys, ranging in age between
IL and ID years, We're before Justice
Sloan Saturday for breaking into u
Northwestern car and stealing fruit.
They pleaded guilty and each was fined
s25 and costs. which was suspended
during good behavior.
Cedar Falls.
Rufus a large. handsome gray French
draft horse. was sold one day last week
by the manager of the South Park sta
bles to Freese Bros. of Dalryville. His
weight is about a ton. and he looks it..
too. He was sold for $1,000, and left
Tuesday for his new home.
bows.
sixteen of MIN Fryslie's cows are
suffering from a disease known as COW
pox. One has died. Henry Grupe,
six miles south of town, has been criti.
cally i'll of blood poison. but is reported
better. He lacerated hin hand on a
rusty nail and blood poison resulted.
Conrad.
According to the Record Conrad is ex-
panding. Since the weather has been
favorable, or during the late winter anu
early spring, there have been erected In
Conrad. and principally in the east part
of town. nine buildings, apd there are
ROW in course of erection eight more,
making seventeen all told.
Davenport.
Ned Lee found 5O-cent piece in one
of the glass contribution boxes which he
has distributed about town for the ac-
commcdation of those who wish to do
nate to the support of the Peoples I'm
ion Mission. There was nothing go un-
usual about finding the half dollar In
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May Elizabeth Lease ]
coMMEMDs
Differences NerVura.

Probably no woman in our country Is
better known than Mrs Lease, whose ring
ing words have sounded from the lecture
platform for q generation. Her voice has
always been earnest in the cause of right,
There are thousands who have listened to
her eloquence, and will realize that positive
certainty only prompts her statements.
Read what she says about DR.. Greene's
Nervura:
The fame Of DR.. Greene's Nor.
vura blood and nerve remedy has
been q matter Of public discuss
sion. and its use In many families
has been noted In this locality.
he accounts Of benefit from many
distinguished ladies md gentle-
mon. who are we'll known to me.
leave no room for doubt of its
great efficacy In the lines In which
II Is recommended. have no
hesitancy In approving the use OF
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lease, 40
Union Ave. New York. NY.
tits now that men and women want to.
know how to get relief from spring WEAKNESS
and exhaustion.
1t is now that the nervous system is weak
and unstrung and all the old troubles
most active. II is not only relief, it is alb.
solute cure that promptly follows the use Of
DR.. Greene's Nervura. Nearly every issue
of this paper prints strong endorsements of
this great medicine from people It has.
cured Test its powers yourself.
Dr.. Creene's counsel Is given FREQ to all
Who call or write. His nddress 10 50
Wost l.4th ST.. Now York City.
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A pool room located over the saloon
OF two well-known local politicians Ut
Chicago was raided by detectives and
twenty men were arrested.
FROM DEATHS DOOR.

Hillsdale, ILL.,, April 30.-Much inter
est has been aroused here over the case
of William Marks, who has been in
dying condition for several months with
an apparently incurable kidney disease.
Tie leading physicians of this place
had pronounced his case a hopeless one,
and others from Port Byron. Geneseo.
and Davenport, Ia, had attended him..
and in consultation decided that he
could not live.
In desperation, his nephew inquired
of Mr.. l.. f. Giles local druggist, as
to a last resort. Mr.. Giles suggested
I'odd's Kidney Pills. remedy which
had just been introduced here.
The results were marvellous Mr..
Marks Immediately began to improve,
and within q few weeks was able to be
UP and about, completely cured.
His cure is the talk of the neighbor-
hood, and is considered nothing short
of a miracle.
There appears to be no doubt that
this new remedy, Dodd's Kidney Pills,
will cure any case of kidney disease, for
the more malignant forms. such as
Bright's disease. diabetes and dropsy
yield readily to its remarkable influence.
These forms of chronic kidney disease
have hitherto been considered incurable,
ard yet have baffled all medical skill,
and yet this new remedy has cured ev-'
cry single case in which it has been
used in this neighborhood. The doctors
themselves are amazed al the wonder
lful work Dodd's Kidney Pills are ac-
lcomplishing in Rock Island county.
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az Wyz.7~|s./
HAS SPOTS LIKE LEOPARD.
.Amic,ton OF an lowan Who Was BIT

ten by One of the Animals.
Des Moines, April 2s,-H. L. Carpen-
ter. Of Aigona. spent part of last week
in Des Moines visiting friends whom he
entertained With a narrative of his trip
across the ocean With barnuni q Ball
ey's show a few years ago. his tour of
Europe with that organization and his
almost miraculous escape from death
when attacked by pet leopard. But
the strangest part OF his tale Was told
incidentally-tha at certain times his
body and face are covered With leopard
spots as plainly marked as those on the
skin of that beast Which remain for a
little while aud then fade away.
The physioianse tell me-, he said.
that l will probably never get rid of
that difficulty. Their theory is,that the
poison from the eopards teeth and
CLAWS inoculated me and the virus may
always remain in my system, just as
vaccine virus remains in the system of
the person who is vaccinated. The only
difference is presume, that am not
proof against leopard bites, While the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-30
GOODS IN MAIL ATTIRE.
Girls of Beloit College Give Novel
Entertainment.


Beloit, Wis, April 29.-The girl resi-
dents of Emerson Hall. the swell dormi-
tory connected with Beloit College, last
might entertained their sister students
at q function in which garments of
masculine type predominated. While
the attendance was limited to bona fide
goods, rumor has it that many of the
costumes Were extremely gorgeous and
picturesque.
The grand march that preceded and
closed the festivities was led by
George Washington in stunning
knlckerbockers and frock coat. Among
those who followed the intricate figures.
Eef the march were golf lads. in nattys
trousers and hose, blue bloused sailor
lads, waits of the street clad in gunny-
sacks preachers in grave ministerial
garb. cowboys With red sweaters and:
huge sprnbreros. summer ciiappies III
white ducks, gentlemen in evening at.
tire, ard just plain, everyday college
students
The young women not fortunate
enough To possess big brothers. indul-
gent uncles. or influential friends. had
70 content themselves with playing the
prosiac roles of goods. The men who
had loaned their garments for the oc-
casion were naturally anxious TO see
whether the iiabiliments would do and
notwithstanding drawn curtains and
locked doors the window easements of
Emerson Hall We're occupied By large
part of the male population of the col.
lege al various times during the eve
ming. They failed, however. 10 count
on feminine sagacity and resources, for
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Decision for KniIroads.

DUBUQUE. April 29.-In the United
states court the case of Tottneaa
against the Great Western Railway
Company which was submitted to the
jury late Saturday afternoon, a versict
III favor Of ths defendant was rendered
The young man lost both legs at Elirla
and sued for damages IT appears that
he was neither a passenger nor an em-
isleya Of the road, having been picked M
and WAS merely riding With the train
men at the time of the accident.
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vaccinased person is proof against
smallpox. The leopard that made the
attack on me was about four feet long,
a pet an animal in whose affection I
had the utmost confidence. The spots
come out on my body when ! am over
heated. especially. No one seems to be
able to account for 1t even If was in
Soculated with the poison. 1t is a fright
fully disagreeable sensa ton. 1t has
taught me two things: To let circuses
alone. and fn. aunid lanrl.a I'd 9,
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Can Not Collect for Liquors.

Des MONIES. April 29-Judge Holmes,
IL the district court, decided Saturday
r. the case of the Mountain Distilling
Company, Of Ohio. against p. F. Parker.
local agent here. that liquor firm out
side the state can not collect for goods
Shipped into the state and consigned 10
: factor acting on a salary If commits
SON. The court held that the liquors.
about $4,000 worth. We're shipped into
Iowa in violation Of the state law. The
case will be appealed to the supreme
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-30
..Ihc Land of,he sky, Country.

Avoid the rigors of early spring in the
north by going TO the mountain section.
Of western North Carolina. one of the
most beautiful countries on earth. witt
climatic advantages second 10 none In.
this region are situated the attractive
resorts Of Asheviile. Hot Springs, Try
son Sapphire ard Black Mountain.
where there are superior hotel accor.-
nodations, and visitors to this dosntryi
find ii al ali seasons of the year, mos
advantageous. Round trip tourist tick
cts on sale from a points. Fer ltela-
tnre. rates etc. write or cali on Geo. Is
Allen. a G. p A.. Southern railway.
81. Louis. Mo. or j c. Beam, Jr.. n. w
Pa. A 225 Dearborn street Chicago, III
Last winter i Was conhnea 10 my bel
with a very bad cold on the lungs.
Nothing gave me relief. Finally m.
wife bought ne a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure that effected a speedy cure.
can not speak too highly of that keel
lent remedy Mr.. /, X Hauseman, Man
atawney, Pa" Geo. p Powers.
Launching OF Eal,lssnip .ohio al.
>nn francisco, Call. May sth.
1901.
For ihis occasion the chIeaso Greas
Western railway Vii OF May and s
sell thru tickets "a san r'iaIicisoa, god
% return within thirty days. for ono
FIRST class fare plus slp. For further in
formation liS!uirs ri j. 4. Ellis. ticket
agent, Marshalliown, La.
Those famous little pills. Dewitts
Little Early sisers, Will remove all I'M
purities from your system, cleanse your
bowels, make them regular. Geo. r.
Towers.
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a Good Thing.
German Syrup is the special prescri

German Syrup IS the special prescrip-
ton Of DR. a. Boschee. a eeiebrated
German physician, and is acknowlsGlged
10 be one of the most fortunate discov
cries in medicine 1t quickly cures
coughs. colds and all lung troubles Of
the s'everest nature. rcmsNing, as it
does. the cause of the affection and
leaving the parts in a strong and
healthy condition. II il not an expert
mental medicine, bur has stood the test
of years, giving satisfaction in every
case, which lis rapidly increasing sale
every season confirms. Two million bot
ties sold annually Boschee's German
States in 1865. and is now Sold IN every
Three doses VIII relieve any ordinary
cough. Price IS cents. Get Green's prize
al rpanac
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-30
THE PAN-AMERIcAN EXPOSITION
Buffalo, n. ", Nnys1st to Nov. 1st.

,'uAtslOs Ne Ai.s may \ 81 70 NOV. i 81,
1901.
on April 80. and daily thereafter the
Chicas Great Western railway VIII ssli
thru excursion tickets - Buffalo. good
TO return Within fifteen days at !. fare
ard ons-thiSG fer the round trip.
y Special rate for every Tuesday in
May VII be enc fare plus 81 for the
round trip. These tickets will b. good
ieaving Buffalo until midnight on the
Saturday following the day Il sala
T'ise lowest rates Will always be if
force On the Chicago Great Western
railway. ana its equipment and accom-
inodatiens art unsurpassed.
The company has issued a neat Illus
trated folde. giving map II Buffalo
and of the exposition grounds 4 lisl
of hotels; time card of its trains and
their eastern connections. and much
ether valuable Information.
For full Information and Pan-A meri-.
can folders, address any Great Western
agent. or j. \. Ellis, ticket agent Mar
shalltown, Ia.