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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-22
HERMIT HAD $500.

Serene T. Cook of Hamden was ap- pointed conservator yesterday over Frederick Dallery, the Hamden hermit who was recently sent to the state in- sane asylum. It was discovered that Dallery had $500 in bank.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-22
MRS ELIZABETH NOLAN, OF MIL FORD

The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan, who has been quite seriously ill for the past few weeks, occurred in Milford on Monday. The deceased was seventy years old and was a native of Ireland One daughter and three sons are left to mourn her loss. The funeral services will take place this morning from St. Mary's church. The interment will be in this city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-22
ACCIDENT IN souTHTNGToN.

ACNLDENI IN SOO II1I4NUION'
 Dr. Russell of this city was called to Southington Monday evening to attend Frederick Barnes who was hurt by a driving horse. His shoulder was dislo- cated and his right arm broken.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-22
SPEAKING O.f ORANGES.

ssisS4,th
 We have provided T supply of Flori- das for the next two weeks. Tie quality of our Jaffas is not excelltd by my. California Navess ara improving. We have them in various sizes. King Oranges and Grape Fruit. Looking for nice Tomatoes. cucuHbers, Mushrooms or Head Lettuce? We have them. ,.s-.. E. .9..s * .
 J.~B. HUDSON, s56 CHAPEL STREET.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

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na4 ssn Ssnl lasl Yser a1A m 40
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nanss oind aue ia h re
nuncia, ve viersEl0 asl anterior deatlsaos
eo 4 lo cue stcso hnptey seeealdo
el Ag1isa Eaiezho fie y aDlact9a. cierfos
aleEaeklt0a ans 1a0s 90 g ca el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01
El lngnlsTa 0. Bias G. sIIva.

Este competente ingeniero puerto
rrique60 ha cesado aver en- el cargo
de Assistant Engineer de Obras P6bli-
cas- que deseEnp peaaba fueFa de plan
tisIa.
NO Sc explica como estando 81 frente
do Ia conservation dc carreteras del
distritO de- P0nee 40 Sobrestante, Y
anedando sin servicio un Ingeniero. no
Is Gestina Is este q ocupar aquel puesto
que no debe estar desenpefado por an
EOhrestanG0. No se explica que haya
sObrestantes encargados de pgoyeet0s
de cafreteras v que se licencie los In
genieros.
sHaska cn&nao seQuir6 eli des6rden,
d ano1naifa " desbarajuste alh donde
pareoe que hay einpaEso en- restar t6cni-
Cos " erey6rase que en- sunar gente que
d6ciImente Sc presto & cdmplir Ias 6r.
denes que Sc Ie darl2
Mr.. Elliott y Mr.. StierIe Ie han gas
tado ya mucho dinero al Pueblo de-
Puerto Rico, demostrando poca peri
cia en- ell inportante ramo de Obras
P1blicas.
sQuosque tandem Catilina abutere
patientia SspiQuitisas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01
Ell GABO FRANCO

Ha pocos dias Sc llamaba Ia aten-
ci6n en- este diario acerca de que eli
Cabo de Ia Policfa Insular que Sc en-
cuentra destacado en- Ponce no habfa
sidO trasladado otro puesto & pesar
del tempo que lleYa On ell de Ponce, y
que otros policias con menos tempo
en- un mismo puesto han sido trasla-
dadoG.
Nuestros informes son que en- este
punto, el Quartet General tiene la fa-
cuItad discrecionaI de releVar 8 no &
cualquier guardia del cuerpo seg1n las
necesidades del servicio 10 exijan; y
que est6 en- su Poder ell dejar en- un
puesto un policfa durante el tempo
que Sc estime conveniente, sobre todo.
cuando SO trata de policfas que han
tenido un buen comportamiento como
seg6n Sc nos informa 10 ha tenido ell
Cabo del puesto de Ponce. cuya hoja
de servicios es honrosisina.
El cabo Franco es ademas un ioven
ilustrado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01


Onn h M N aEieNa
Ie hox Csc lsTzs
a
AEes
sa dufe ri
Ilea eeas
8ntc sealea nndo 81
sr@E igsFa iatn u m1al GeRe 0T ga
loEes, 40 ala daI Cast lsu Eae
San DID ni 30 raoi6n nanikaass
dep0si tafA0 ~ aA prager En04nef gDs
anEea en oua al doctor Iallsg0
sdiera a0speohhr nada
q I'm conoelnaienSo del easD a e1o
Cabrera ii gurdia francisco ka6uaa
Il I'll detective Gutierrez. pgiai6 ronaa I
inYesti0ar el orsan dc esA rfaaens
Ayer uaron 6atus cue u maslfse del
nifEo abAnd0nado. es ana toFtolefles.
Sc han uOfaeaa 6aas il aaE2 gro Glesas'
De III Cal tIa San j Blasse
El nin0 fn4 e0ndueido I'll Hospital
de Maternidad pOr 81 active aargentC
Schetsini.
La tort0Ieha madre del nifIO parece
cue intent6 ileVar mas Heloa 81 nIfI0,
iEnpidi iendoselo sin dudm ii ceres one
divide loG taTrenos peri tenecienees 4 ID
arEilleFfa 8 81 0obiarn0
tIn Gordon de noliclas Vigila aau6lloa
uont0rngs. n0rque se nos Informs que
Ii torkoleiia est6 en- los citaGa0s terrenos
no So ha permitido los agentes del
urden penegrar en- aauEllos para ii caE-
tura de IN delinruente:
Esta rec0rra Ii muFaIIa. E6nesa
QUO, por esapar IA acci6n dc la ius-
tieia pueda lanzarse So mar.
No venues p0r quk raz6n ha podido
denegarse & IL p0iicfa 81 penetrar en-
el sitio de refuQio de esa desgraciada.
A tlltima hora sabemOs que u dec
tor Lugo Vifia, como medico miIitar.
franque6 Ia entrada & los respetidos
terrenos. y avist6ndoae con b t0rtole-
rs. infoIm6 que 6sta 50 c0nfesaba
autora del delito, aunque no se habfa
entregado ain s Ia pOIicia.
Muy triste es registrar hechos dc
esta natnraIeza, perpetrad0s saba Di0g
en- que circumstances 8 bajo que ina-
pulses podsrosos de miseria s mental
desequilibrio.
La justiciG acIarara estos hechos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

Sc asegnra que all cesar Bl ~ sssaeEs8
como Saperin sle 0BFaa ga0li-
cms, ID enatitnir6 % propisdad IA
puewtorriqne gfa.
S aseruF0 qkle so esta pEepaFalldO
otro plegto coiitta III 4 psrles p0r cOlls-
trucciones de 0s6ras p6blicas Per0
que se est6n satsasaa0 inhuencias dis
pIorn6ticas sra evitarlo
Sc dice &Iue eiertO medleo De asilo
recibi6 Ut cege en- SD cargo q ioaue
pareee p0r eeon0mia.
Cara Waldo el runlor de que 81 re-
feridO rn9aico ofrecera gFa tuitamente
sus servfcfos para 81 FG1lsfno cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

y
La Asamblea Legislative, claro esta.
legisl6. annque ociosamente puesto que
con Ia ley Foraker va bastaba. dentrO
de los preceptos dc esa ley y on c0nso-
nancia con ella.
Resultando que en- toda Ia iegisla-
ci6n VICENTE SO ordena que el Contador
de Ia isIa tenga la inspection. 81
c0nSr0 el examen etc. de toda class
dc in0resos de las Aduanaa de In isla
que por virtud de Ii ley deben ingre-
sar en- nuestro tesoro.
7 ahora resulta que ell gobierno de
Washington dispone que en- 10 relati-
vo & cuentas por ingresos de Aduanas
ell Tesorero federal Sc reserva 81 exa-
men, " que tales cuentas deben ir & ul-
tramar para su estudio suprimiendo
aqul 10 oficina que en- clio entendfa y
cresndo en- Washington un despacho
para que al asunto SO dedique
Nosotros los puertorriqueffos nos
descubrimos respetuosa v ceremonio-
samente ante las leyes, pero el gran
Gobierno las pasa por alto (cuando no
por de baio) y por encima de elias y
del Congreso hace 10 que le da la gra-
tfsima CANA.
Y pensar que para ESQ hizo Ia Ca
mara Ell C6digo Polftico que "a lay,
dolorl est6 violado en- su pudoroso Ca
pftuIo V
A nosotros nos importa un pepino
que las cuentas de nuestro dinero que
nosotros no administramos porque nos
han arrebatado indignamente ell dere-
cho que tenemos para clio, los exami-
ne Juan 8 las examine Pedro. Pero
81 nos importa que no SO burlen de no
sotros haci6ndonos leyes arbitrarias
que tan POGO signifcan para sus pro-
piOs autores, que las violan y las des-
conocen y las vulneran v las quitan v
los ponen cuando asf les place.
En- que Sc teme que la Auditorfa
creada en- Ia isIa por ell mismo gobier-
no, no examine bien las cuentas de
Aduana
Pues la misma ley Foraker impone
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01


81
no. M slQm
a s.
a m ee . 2
q sass Gn efp Pa
Son rarioa ias fas eA
Ee Esa sgn @ as
dor e &Taa y
ID slk. dE akl@
era gle rs 81 Ieer el s+
Risslscss al e 40 a a
parEidoE. ID depuelgen u er0 ir
e3fd pka o
an7css soHes uue
20 se E0s asss auereis
AsHK perIt icoss atAu pEes
dge III cortraE rio laab xeEaa claFo.
Ha regreAdo da iaie urOpa.
el o9an geeino De 0sta Ioealigad, don
Manuel Dorna, quien darnCa d bien-
yenida.
Isn la tarse del dis de hoy. ha teni-
do luaar On 81 barri0 de Yeguada, dc
esta Jurisdiction nn suceso daaugacia-
SO.
HsAlandoan al nia0 Ranir0 Rivera
Reyes. en 81 casa sle Joe6 Gonzales
i lax On tnAt6 do s0leK nm revolver uHa
9a8s9A eng l1aGl0 en eE Pillar de- una
cana. con tan naln aueKEa. uue 81 re-
v0Aver cag6 IA ameAo diapa l0e an
los Eaonontos que Rivera Reyes &c ba-
jaba 4 recojeRlo.
bala disparada le pengtr6 p0r Ia
region pect0raI derechn, 5m6 & nfoi6r-
sele entire ea Quint0 saxGo eapaeic IN
tereOstal, de donde Ia fn6 extraida.
Ea estado del paciente = grave, pues
sup0nese que ID balls 10 haya atravesa-
do el pulrn0n.
III Juzgado entiende en 81 asunto.
En- 81 Bazaar que en este pueblo tie~
ne establecido b diskinguida SrEa. Isa~
bel AufIoz Saurl, 90 ha Fecibido un
gran surtido de todas CIases dis fueRos
Dc artifcio. prOpios para astos dias de-
iestas.
Por 81 JuxGado do Pas de cate pue-
bio. han sidO condenados los siguientes
ciudadanOs
Pedro sierra (al Chino = Francisco
Morales, poT inffacci6n ( las Ieyes de-
sanidad, seis dias Ia Rrresto cada
unos = Pablo MarciaI Lopez Cd 1Eosa0,
por alteraci6n de Ia pax pdblica, doca
dias de arresto.
Dichos ciudadanoa, en- cumplimient0
de Ia sentencia dictada, BE encuentran
& Ia sOns5r0.
Los trabai0s para Ia instaIaci6n del
teatrO en esta localidad, contin6an con
gran actiYidad.
LIS obra eata dirijida por dos inteIi-
gentes On Ia nnateria: don 0aQufn Ian
dr6n 3 don Federico Font Careers.
DadO el entuaiaanao Qne exists en
nuestra iuventnd. auguraTEaos an gran
6xit0 { Los dc III empresa
AhOra solo falls N inst zion ds an
pequeflo CssatF0 "a l2sora. d0nde rem
dir cult0 Ierpacore. W. due esta so
ciedad euenta con eEementos suI1cientes
para clio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

Es picu mae elevado del n1una0 est
en- 81 Asia: tiene s. BAG metEos sohre el
nivel del mar N se llama 81 (aaonrisan-
kar. En Ia naisrna Asia Sc encuentran
los dos pie6s que M siguen. ~ son: Ell
Danpsang, de 8, 61S metros y el Kant
clin jinQa de 8. 47S.
Bn0. 81. scH0r: sOn pic0s n1uv ele-
vados 3 respetables. Mas Opinanlos
que G se reunen los paoos que los con-
tribuyentes del pals adeudan al Tesoro.
todos inntos los tales picos tendrfan
8, $50 metros sobre el nivel del mar. -.
8 del NAL.
Adem6s, unidos 6 esos picos los pi-
Quitos de muchos que embrollan las
empresas periodfsticas, liig6rense uste-
desi La elevation del pico seria en-
tonces inconmensurable. como las sGSas
6 los salones del espacio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01
Los pIens mas pleOs tsl nlundo.

Oehe haber equivocacion, porqne
algunos individuos, digannosI los
conaFihuyentas shruia de- pals.
deben tantcs Spicose al esoro,
que todos juntos formarian 81
9pico de MaIala,s como dicen.
en- Ponce. @
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

81 Auditor que sqsfiosuae So hom6Iogo
del Gobierno de Washington, de moa0
que 10 legal serfa que Sc viera ALA, sin
necesidad de dar an par de puntapies
& la ley Foraker, ii las cuentas del
Auditor estaban 8 no en- regla.
Es que SO teme que les funci0na-
rios de Adaanas hagan necesario On
control mas solemne enpinq0gota~
do2 Pues 10 justo aerfa no cOlocar
empleados que no inspiren Ia mas ab-
soluta y complete confianza.
40 es que Sc quiere que los Rgontas
de rentas de la isla. no paedan interve~
mir en- ciertos casos singuIares, por
ejemplo On los may irYeroafmiIas CO.
SOS de contrabando
No NADIA de ESQ debe ser la cau-
so. AQuf no hay mas que pitos y hau-
tasy y des6rden y menosprecio para 81
ceIeberrimo people, para al cual To-
rnismo d6 hacer las cosas derechas
que tuerkMs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01
Para New York
Para curaeao Z venezuela.
A las 8 de la tarde J
PREoIos DEPAsAJE EN oRo AMERIcANo.


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01
De vEGA.ALTA

Noviembre 80. He Yisitado esta Io-
calidad 81 active Teniente del Cuerp0
de Policfa. sefior Ia Rosa. regresando
al Distrito de Manatf. Todavfa no Sc
ha Incorporate 4 este snbpueato IN
guardia que falta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

El tempo Iaa continuado 10 mas de-
sapacible. Tan pronto Ilueve como
SEGA la iluvia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01
CARLOS DEL VALE zEh(D
lNGENlERO CIVIL

Sc encarga de todo trabaio
relacionsdo con Ia profession,
pianos de cssas, redaeci6n de
proyeCtos, mensuras, particle
nes etc. etc.
FORTALEZA 16.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

En @sta impFanta 90 vsnda papsl d,
a1ifdlco visio 20 nui~tsI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

Ha ingTesado en Ia Subcolecturfa On
el mes de Novienbre pasado. por to-
dos conceptos Ia importante suma de
dos mil ochncientos ochenta cincO
oea0e n0vaYsfsa carfauaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

2sas aHAA 81 haea cara
Yse l@A gnAkp S1ia gaCa ae rAen nls
e1l
nndg Bn sm
Eusrt naas Is EIfIan ael aFu
al oarnaAac ac a an asaaIe
x0 e 81 cu hmesn g
la ne a tsgs q
OILY osaa Ko ctHfa aa Aay 80
IS ltk
la ass A.N itsa eIa
la seccisn =
ana agonks como haga
sg y asa 90 eihEno elEl "a
"a Puerto sics q B asuez q n ssl q
10 l ii
sd clio se ha. dagso
ouenla Presidante Agta n
anuncfara p0r ediet0s desda
ant0nces TOTO lo rec ndaga0
por ID 1 HOS y ceabriblsY
clones enbrara 81 e sesorO de
Puerto Rielss aestinad0 nj GO
bierno de la isla
Oniere decir, due los prOdueEOs de
Aduanas son inpresos del tIasoK0 do In
isis con losicuales rigen les u1iaInas Ie-
yes dictadas para ntros ingTesos
Y dice Ii secci6n % de la ausodicha
ley Foraker:
sI cOntad0r llevaE6 cuen-
tas detallaaas = exaetas demos
trand0 IsOLlOS LOS IS(Al RI
s5f SOS i e0Tessos .6l
De 10 que se deduce que las euentaa
q3pas Gas0rasos tEs II atgs1zqaas debea estar
baio Il inapeeci6n & inteFVenci6n del
GontadOr de "a isis.
hoaa 81 reiueients y flarnante Co
EAia0 EaoRftie0, kRahaio heoho p g@ per
GieEsa incurEir al pepe cl0nes, gas
tak pel tintA, 6tf.. 5 probar que los
deIeQ dos one IL votagOn estan c0nfor-
raes " "a 2osan Ia naagnlfica ley Foraker;
Ell C6aiQo Polftico deeimos, declaFa en-
su Capltulo v. artfenlo 9sl
III contador recIbirA y
refrendara rIDlAS ias cartas
de pag0 Que expidiere 81 Teso-
rero de Pnerto Rico por Jos di-
ner0s que Ie fueren entregadoa
@ SEDEPOSITAREsN EN- n A.
VOR DE ESTE los origi-
males so guaFdar6n en- al despa-
cho del Contador para utilizarse
EN- LA C0NFRONTACION
DE LAS CUENTAS GENE
RALES DE INGRESOS r
rrrAnAr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

a. Xnsr1D q AIgT1TtA
Director
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-15

afternoon at 3 o'clock, and Sunday
Tuesday and Friday evenings at
o'clock. Street meetings on the same
Main and First avenue. Sunday school
at 2 p. m. D. w. Dobson, superinten-
dent
Light House Mission, near southeast
corner of Thirteenth and Summit
streets-Reguar meetings as follows.
| Sunday $50. Sunday school; 1890, de-
votional meetings; Tuesday, 2 p. M,
prayer meeting; Thursday, p. m,
prayer meeting; Friday 2 p. M. holt
ness meeting. Welcome to all. Mrs.
w. T. Jordan, superintendent.
Soldiers Home-Servires at p. m,
at the assembly hall, conducted by the
chaplain.
| German Evangelical Congregations
Morning and evening services at the
usual hours.
Swedish Lutheran church, corner or
Third and Church streets. Rev. c. A
Lindvall, pastor-Services every Sum
day at 10: 80 a. m. and 500 p. m. Sunday
school at IL M Thursday evening
meeting at 500 o'clock. All are well
come.
First Baptist Church. Church street
between First avenue and Center
Morning services at 10:30; evening at
p. U. at Z. Midweek meeting Thurs
day night at s. Elijah Brown Jones,
d. D.. pastor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-15
STRENGTH IN FOOD.
A Woman's Work Made Easy b.
Strenuth and Health,

Strength and Health.
A widow writes: when I began to
use Grape-Nuts I had so much trouble
with my stomach and was very nervous
and as make my living by really hard
work 1 needed all the strength possible
for I have two boys to support.
Il began eating Grape-Nuts simply
to try the food but soon noticed that
my nervousness was much less so con-
tinued to use Grape Nuts food with the
result that / am now entirely cured.
Grape-Nuts always agreed with me and
when / work the hardest 1t seems to me
enjoy them and need them most They
satisfy me better and seem to do me
more good than meat.
my younger boy who inherits weak
constitution from his father who died
OF consumption has been greatly bene-
fitted by Grape-Nuts. He makes his
breakfast Of Grape Nuts and milk and
the result of this diet has been that
his stomach Is much stronger and his
appetite has increased and altogether
he Is like another boy.
II notice this about Grape-Nuts that
when I eat them and go away to work
they seem to stay by me and sustain
me better during the day than anything
else I eat. Name and address given
by Postum CO., Battle Greek, Mich.
Send to the Co. for particulars by
mail of extension of time on the ST.
500 cooks contest for 735 money prizes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-15
Trades and Labor Assembly
Arrange For a Big Cele-
bration
WILL BE AT FINKLE's PARK
Most of the Stores Will Close and
Celebration Will Begin With Parade
in Morning and Address at Grounds
Athletic Events and Base Ball for
Afternoon.
Afternoon.

Only the details of the plans remain
yet to be arranged by the Marshalltown
Trades and Labor Assembly for the cell
ebration to be held in this city on Labor
Day, Monday, September I. The COM
mittee which has had the program for
the day in charge, will have all the de-
ing yet a few Of the minor matters to be
provided FOR. This committee is COM
posed of Messrs. E. r. Austin, Theo-
dore Buchwald and John Mohr
The celebration will begin in the
morning with the parade, which Will be
formed up town and march to Finkle' !;
park. In line will be both the Fifty
third regimental and Soldiers Home
bands, and a representation from each
of the twenty-seven labor unions In
the city 1t was first thought that
the merchants would be asked to pre-
pare floats. representing their various
lines of business, but as creditable
showing OF this nature entails consid-
|N''~
and was dispensed with. After the ar
rival of the parade at its destination
the crowd will assemble around the
speakers stand. and after Invocation by
Rev David Dempster, addresses will
be delivered by Wesley I. Stafford, of
Sioux City and County Attorney F. e.
Northup. Mr. Stafford is one of the
most prominent men of the state among
the labor organizations, and delivered
the address on similar occasion here
last year. 1t is expected that large
number of the laboring men and their
families, together with Others Will
make of the day in every sense a pic
mic. and will take with them to the
grounds their dinners, so that they
may remain all day. There will be no
admission charged to the grounds, as
the Trades and Labor Assembly is
shouldering all the expenses incurred
which will amount to in the neighbour
hood of $3.50, including the prizes hung
up.
The afternoon will be devoted to
sports of different kinds. and will in
clude two horse races, one for trotters
and another for PAGERS. Foot races,
and other track events VIII also be pull
led off. All the prizes to be offered
will be cash. The event of the after
noon will probably be the ball game
No team has. as yet, been secured. but
several are available that can be had to
play the Maroons. 1t is probable al
purse of 500 will be hung up for the
game. The amusements of the day will
conclude in the evening with a big
dance given by the Trades and Labor
Assembly In FinlSle's hall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-15
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WILL HOLD BIG PICNIC.
Modern Brotherhood Of America Will
Meet Here Thursday, Aug. 20.

The members OF Beeson Camp, No.
$50, Modern Brotherhood of America,
have completed plans for an outing and
picnic to be held in this city at the
Soldiers Home on Thursday. Aug. 20.
which they have invited other nearby
lodges to enjoy.with them. The events OF
the day will consist of addresses and
music in the forenoon, with races and
Il bail game after dinner.
The speakers who have been secured
for the occasion are Supreme President
I. b. Hanley. Supreme Secretary Il. L..
BALI and State Manager NJ. I, D.,
Moody of Cedar Rapids. Miss Ethel
Elliott and Dr. Pauline Myers Town
send will give readings. In the after
noon the principal attraction will be Il
ball game between the Gearing and
Grinnell lodges. with sack, egg wheel
barrow, foot and bicycle races. 1t is
expected quite a large number from
both Grinnell and Gearing will be here.
and the latter will be accompanied by
the NJ. b. A band of that place. Prizes
will be hung up for the winners of all
the events. The committee of the local
camp which has the picnic in charge is
composed of Il. b. Mcclure. Dr. Pauline
Myers Townsend, DR.. d. T. Dickey, G..
w. Clute and II. E. SimkinS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-15
REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER.
After Trying Other Treatments Hyo-
mel Was FUSED With Perfect Sue


cess.
Prior to the discovery of Hyome,, the
only advice a physician could give 20
hay fever patient was to go away from
home. but now anyone who expects the
disease, can, if Hyomei is used, stay at
home without fear of the annual attack
of sneezing, watery eyes, and other dis
comfort.
]. +. Forbes, we'll known western
railroad man. whose home is at Nc
Cook Nab., writes. Il have never had
relief from any remedy, for hay fever,
even temporarily, until discovered the
merits of Hyomei. l will always recon-
mend it when occasion requires.
There Is no offensive stomach dosing
when Hyomei is used. 1t is reliable
remedy for the cure of all diseases or
the respiratory organs and is breathea
thru neat pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit, SO that the air taken
into the throat and lungs is like that OF
the White Mountains or other health
resorts where hay fever is unknown.
Mcbride g. Will, who are the local
agents for Hyomei, advise all VINO are
subject to hay fever to begin its use Two
or three weeks before the time OF the
annual appearance of this disease, and
thus prevent the attack If. however.
Hyomei is not used until the sneezing
and other dIsagreeable symptoms have
shown themselves. it is necessary TO
use the treatment more frequently at
least half dozen times daily. and Hy-
omei balm should be rubbed into the
nostrils both morning and night.
The fact that Mcbride & VIII agree
to refund the money to any hay fever
sufferer who uses Hyomei without sue
cess, should inspire confidence in its
power to effect cure.