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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16

A&0nsAO AARSAA@&AAS @MI6O @On ASw
miro Martinez.
Varios iovenes y sefioritas, entire
elias 10 amable y simp&ticA Sofia
Mufloz, se pressntaran 6 ex2menes
para iugrsaar en- oil Prof asorado. El
salon municipal ser& utilizado para
diehos exkmenea que se celebran los
dias II, 18 y 10 del eorrients.
Pronto se csrrark ell curao escolar
y para ent0ncas p0r inieiativa del
Professor principal, nuestro aistin'
guido amigo don Pablo Morales Ca
brera, habr& en- Ell salon de 10 prin'
pa!fs, una EXPOSITION de los traba'
Jos sscolafes verihcados en- ell pre-
sents eurso. Para clio ell aef1or Mo.
rales estk convenientemente autori.
zAdo y los padres de los edueandoa
tendrAn OCCASION de yer los trAb ajos
de 6atos & 10 cual BE hacs una invi'
taei6n general.
al esrrArse oil cuyso escolar 90 re-
partifkn 6 los nifios unos diplomas
que aemostrar&n el adelanto de eada
alumno; puss eonte ndr&u el tAntu
por ciento sleanza1o en- eAdR asig.
anaturA.
Todo nff1o que no haya slcanzAdo
el so por eiento ha perdido el curso.
El citado diploma acreditar& al nj
no para ser Admitido en- el nuevo
eWrso como mAtrieulado.
Giempre he habla6o bien del cuer'
po ao Profssores de ssta locAlidad
por asi merecarlo, y esta vsz, eneo'
miando CON justicia los servicios de
do aqusllos asfi ores, & quienes se les
tributa simpatfa " aprecio genera
les, debo dscir que es maestro deseo
qae en- ell proximo al sean contra
tados todos para UtuASo, continuRn'
do como director Ell senior Morales
Cabrera.
Cresmos que 10 exposition de los
tr&bsjos escolares que SO celeOrar6,
serA muy conveniente y sgradar&
mucho & les padres de fAmilias que
podremos yer ell adelanto de nues.
tros hiios,
Bien, por los maestros de Utuaao.
La maestro de ingl6s de este gru'
po ascolar, Miss Mary Hansen. &
petiei6n propis, ha obtenido nom
brAmiento para explicar el SO. gfa'
do en- 10 <High Schools de San Jnan,
disfrutando an haber de setentieinco
dollars. @
Aunque dicha maestro es comps'
tsnts y merece por sus condiciones,
es an ascenso r&pido sl que ha obte'
nido, ell cual est y SECURE, que no
hubiese alcar zado ning1a nativo.
De todos modos, fslicitsmos since
raments 6 la intsligente ilustrAda
dana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16

Hs sido nombrAdo Presidante del
partido federal en- esta loeslidAd,
nuestro distinguido amigo don Ra'
miro Martinez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16
Maestro p6sams 6 aus deulos.

Sabemun cue el respectable cabs
Hero don Tulio Obero Ramirez y oil
Preabftero don Rafael Fernandez,
han inieiAdo una subscription con el
I'm do AllegAr recnrmog para pintar y
recomponer la iglesiA 'cat6licA de .es :
to pueblo. Nos alegrarfkmos que
dicho pansAmiento se llevAra g. AlcAbo,
paes bAstante faltA le hAce una ma
no de pintura y recompos' eion & d.
cho ediicio;
En- el dfA de hoy ls fu6 decomisa'
Sa por To- poliefR, al abasteeeaor don
Brancisco Alonao. como diez kilos
de carne, por hAllaraa On estAdo de
dsacomposieion, y In que fne mandA'
do 6 quemar.
EAnoche hubo una reunion esprit.
tiatA en- 10 casa del respectable caba'
llsro don Jose Francisco Mater, v en-
10 cuAl ton 9 pArte ell medinm ae1lor
ArisA. IPor que sos espiritistAs de
este pueblo que SON muchos y entu'
RiAstAs, NO instMlan an Centric y
rombran an Comit6 dirsctivoi Fue'
ra ApAtia, y & congregarse.
r El peri6aieo sLA Democrats, de
CAguas, dice en- so ediei6n del saba
do que en- nna lkstima que ell camino
aue Dc eat, pueblo conduce al de
Vega alta, sst6 en- Oompleto sstado
de abkndono. Tieno rAz6n ell eolega;
psro ase eamino, que On nua earrste'
rA central, est& & cargo del Depar'
tamento de ObrAs P6blicas y este
todaviA NO ne hA dignAdo hjar On g.
ga atencion,
En- cAmbio el gobernAdor Mr. Hunt
vot6 an cr6iito de IS 900 para eons'
truir eaa misma carretera desde el
puente sReyes CAt6licoa. hasta el
barrio de Espinoss, de Vega'alta, en-
cuyo bArrio viven tres 6 cuatro anne.
ricanos dedieados oil cultivo de fen.
tas, y pudisra cresrse qae ss& eonce'
sion In sido hscha con el I'm de que
aus pAisAnos-los de Mr.. Hunt -pue.
dan con facilidad trasportAr sus fra
ton
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16

Sc cree que en- sl pr6ximo mes se
Sc sstableeerk aqnf una estaei6n te.
legr4fiea, servidA por una senorits.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16
JaCinto TeXidOr J Alcall
del 0lmO,
ABOGADO NOTARIO

Fierce en- toaos los .Tribunalss dc
l& Isla.
Allan, b altos. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16
JUNTA ESCOLAR
DE MARICAO

Eu session tenidA por la JuntA es.
collar de este pueblo sl ais S8 del
mes eu curso, fue scuerao, en- cum
plimiento de- 10 que5 detsrmius 10
Saccion 81 de las vigentes Leyes Es.
colsrss, dar de plazo hAstA ell 20 de
Junio entrAnts, para que los profe-
ssrss grsduados y rurAlss que aspi'
ronA sor contratados en- esta muni.
cipAlidad durante ell proximo curse,
presenter en- estA SecretAlfa sus So
Iicitudes, & las que deben Acompa-
mar el certificaao crd1itivo de he.
llArsa el solicitants en- condolences
lsgales para desempe11Ar oil cargo
que pretenda.
MAricAo, Mayo 90 de 1908.
Vo. Bo.
Francisco b. Martinez,
PreaidentO.
FeIipe ~ QuiHones,
d161 SscretArio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16

Revela grandes disposiciones pa
70 el arte fotogrkfiec, el ssffor En-
rique Gorzslez, de cate Comereio,
quien habisnao aaquirido una m&
quina y elementos nseesarios, ha b.
chs "a varias vistas y ratratss bas'
tante perfscoionados,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16
Para eI Bailo) de los NiiInlos

ollenC0. para las enhoAm0
dades de la piel, llamado
CUTIcURA, con los mas
puros y iimpios ingredi-
enres 7 superiores y frescos
perfumes. Ningun otro
jabon medicinal al pre-
sente admite Ia compare
cion con este ensus cuali-
dad es para preservar,
purifcar Y hermosear ls
piel, ell cuero cabelludo y
las manos; por las cuali-
dades dichas se hace indis-
pensabie su uso para los
nifios,s la toilette y los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16

Sc eneuentran en- este pueblo ls
ss1ora doi1a Eadosia Colon, de Ca
rolina. y IL sefioritR Matilde Disz,
De Arroyo, ambas parientas de 10
distinguida y muy egtimada ss n j..
70 dc fA Vieenta Colon, Viuda. de
Diaz Sean bfsnvenidas, y que les
results agfadable au estRncia On CO.
tas agrestes monts d 90 eialeflaB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-19
Cages : Wemigfeiten.
S b.


= Sn Manila eritiirtnte firslih
cine Nnsabl BON am1erifanil1en Sol
baten Die 8ibne bes 2ibertabs
9beaters uno mabte Der Iuffibi
rung zines aufribreriiben Stiides
Elm gt1be. 9as Stud, tpeldea
biitprifb 1T, idlieBt oamit ab, oaf
Die 6eloin Die ainerifanilhe Tabne
81 gDben mirft uno Die Der gebei.
men @eieqibaft &atiaunart entfal'
tet. Nfs oieie Scene geipielt tpuroe,
iprangen ettua 5tpanSig Mmeritaner
auf Die 8iibne, iaeten bic 5bau,
ipieler in Die Sludt uno sertriim,
merten Die gpuliiien. Die 3uz
idauer flDben. Oberit gplantinp
elm friiherer SnIur9ent, pelber oaa
Stuf 1drieb, miro notwithstanding
geribtlih perfolet merben.
Sn Chicago berrlbt CUR Belt
cine pabre 2ungenentsunoungss
Epidemic. SON Der @eiammt5abl
oer 9ooesfdue Der lebten spei Wp,
nate entfaaen % BrD5ent auf 2un=
9enentsinouns. @s famen bier
SooesfaQe in elmer Samilie ppr.
Sn ben eriten II gdgen oes
Wonat Mai famer i'm Stem Dorfer
6afen 50,077 Smmiaranten an.
Wfan ermartet. baB bic @intpanbes
run9 in oielem Wonat auf 100, 600
fteigen miro, eeeen 81, 900 i'm Mai
porieen Sabres.
= Sn SEEM Orleans 1T am 9iens.
tag frib bic &euniDn Der gonfDoes
rirten 8eteranen auiammengetreten.
General Sobn 9. @oroDn flbrt ben
8oriib. ueber loo, 1000 5remoe
iino oasu nab Seem Orleans gefpm<
men. ueberaa pebt pieoer Die olte
cDnf6berlrte Stage, bod feblen boz
neben ouh Die ySterne uno Streifen"
nidt
9batidblih gu 9ooe gelaht
bat lih in Seem YDrt Die 84jdbriae
WtiB Wtinnie Saumers. Sic lahte
iiber cine ibr ersdblte ipaBige sc.
ibihte 10 bersbaft, baB ibr Baden
AUDI ale anoeren Nnmeienoen an.
ftefte. BlDblid aber itpdte bic alte
Dame unb ibr &ppf ianf auf bic
8ruft. @eniee Minuten ipdter mar
fie cine 2ei9e
-Sn 9bibobeaur, 2a., puroe Der
@r=gice @oup. &nDblD1 BON 2pui>
iiana BON Dem 8arbier Sames Ga.
rault auf Dffener StraBe erihofen.
&nDblub bate nit @arault einen
8ortpebiel gebnbt uno batte suerIt
auf i'm ihieBen moIen. aber ieir
&epoloer Derlagte, morauf @arault
flint Seal auf 8nDblub feuerte unb
i'm tobt nieoeritrefte.
Die 3abl Der 8anferotte in
ben Ser. Staten belief ii1 in Der
perfloiienen Wp9e auf 1876, geger
226 in Der entiprehenoen Wube bes
8Drjabres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-19
@ime iiberraidense 4rpbe.

I'm elm 2eben gu retten, unters
nobm Or. 3. g. Werritt BON @ortb
WteboDpanp, 8a., cine Ieltiame
Brobe, Die aber 81 elmer iberraiben=
ben 6eiluna fibrte. gr idreibt:
Gin Yatient muroe bon beftiaen
8lutungen befaaen, tpelhe ourh
elm Waeenaeihmir oeruriaht mprz
ben ruaren. Sd bate oft feiteeitent,
oaB Electric 8itters pDraiiqlihe
Dienfte that fir acute Wasen. uno
9eberbelbmeroen uno oesbalb pers
idrieb id fie. Wein 8atient erhDlte
it9 ioiort nno bat felt IA Wonaten
teinen Infaq mebr eebabt." electric
WttterS piro garantirt als W3ittel
eeaen 9pspepiie, @~erftopfuns uno
acknowledgement. Wan made Ell
men 8eriuh. Sour so Gents bel
s. &alteper & Sobn uno Ioplpb
0reiB, Nnpthefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-19
Observation-Disclosures Serfauf.

Inner gauges 2aeer BON 9amin.
9eittnien, &amins Soften, sginIdBen,
uno sSaheln. iomie BON gapeten,
Tarben. 8iloer 8abmer unb Bill
bern. Wtal : ute,, lilien, @olbleiiten
uno ionitiaen 8immers9 ecorationen,
lopie ihlieBlih bon SirniB uno Bin.
leln nuB ubne &idiibt auf ben
Brets ouSuerfauft tperoen.
3eraS Wtantle q Decorating So.
513 Sits6ouiton Ctr.
Sobn S. 6entiman,
Waiiennerpalter.
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Maestc ibm tpteocr tmna.

Cine BON Or. Sings @euen Sc.
benss Biqen ieoen Mbeno stpei $50.
den lang Fat mid pieber gum Sling.
ling aemadt" ibreibt 3. $. 9urne,
BON Dempieptonn, Ba. Sic itnt
oas 8eite, nas es fiji. 2ebers, W1a.
gen> uno @inaepeioe. &ein peae,
tabiliib. 8eruriaht ME 2eibihmer.
gen. Sour Is Gents in Der Npotbeft
uon s. 8alteper & Subn uno %.
9rei6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-19

Sarben, Dele, Biniel &c. err
bdltli1 bel
Winter on q NnferIon,
|217 uno 219 OF 6ouitDn : StraSe
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Sb6ne ebte 2atpns gu 4 c.
sc eel Yprt Sta d e stores.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
EZRA WILL
Widow Left Bulk Of the Big Fortune
and Mrs. Goodman Receives 5000.

and Mrs. Goodman Receives $4,000.
The will OF the late Ezra Perrin, Of
Liscomb township. will be probated
next Friday. Mrs. Perrin, a shown by
the will, is left the bulk of the fortune,
which will amount to fully $4,000. The
fine home farm. Of about 1000 acres. is
left to Mrs. Perrin. and enough else to
make up more than half OF the entire
estate. To Mrs. Elrora Goodman. who
has been a life long friend OF the Per-
rims, and who had assisted in the care
Of Mr. Perrin during the past few years.
when h ewas in poor health, Mr.. Perrin
leaves So, 900. Twenty-one hares of
the remainder of the estate are to be
divided between nieces and nephews
and Henry Nelson, a man who has been
In MI. PERKINS, employ for a number Of
years. Mrs. May Speicher-Stevens. of
Dodd City, Mo-, who made her HON
with Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin for a number
OF years. also comes In for one-twenty-
first part Of the remainder of the estate
after the principal bene1iciaries are
paid.
Mr.. George A. Turner, Of this city,
who was also a close personal friend OF
the deceased, has been requested by
Mrs. Perrin to assist in the settlement
of the estate. Mr.. Perrin named his
wife and Mrs. Goodman as executives
of the estate. Mr.. Turner spent Mon
day at the Perrin home taking an in
yentory of the live stock and personal
property, which in itself will aggre-
gate over $4,000. Three appraisers, to
be selected by the court, will be app
pointed to make the a~ppraisement,
which will be done next Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
Nav Add Mail Car.

A mail car may be added to the
Iowa Central's fast night trains, which
were placed into service last fall. "A
recommendation has been made TO the
postoHce department.. along the lines
suggested some time ago in these col
umns, when the ~advisability Of work.
ing to get a night mail service north
and south was discussed. AT present
pouch mail is carried on the trains III
the express car, but If the inspectors
recommendation is acted upon a car
will be attached and the mail will bu
carried to intermediate points along
the line. The limited passes thru AL
bia on its way north at l a. m. and
returns at 800 p. m. 1t is also stated
a Recommendation has been made
to work the mail cars thru from Abba
to Albert Lea, Mimi. instead of to
Austin as at present. A change is now
made all Mason City and the mail cai
Is sent up to Austin over the MIL
waukeej II the recommendation car
ries this change will not be made and
the carl viii rum thru. Z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
HAS HAND BLOWN OFF
|. I. Briggs, . Maehinist Living at 1o5
South Third Avenue, Loses Hand in
Accidental Discharge Of Shot Gum
Amputation Necessary.


While crawling under a fence near
the Lennox Machine Shops at about
noon today, L. /. Briggs, OF 105 South
Third avenue, had a portion of his
left hand torn away by the accidental
discharge of a shot gun.
Mr.. Briggs is unable to state just
the accident occurred. He was
on his way hunting cas- OF town, and
was carrying the gun loaded. It is
presumed while crawling under the
fence and drawing the gun after him.
the hammer struck against something,
causing the gun to be discharged. The
accident happened near the Lennox
Machine shops and employees Of the
company saw the mar lying on the
ground. He was carried into the
building and an ambulance sent for,
which conveyed him to his home.
Physicians were called, and upon ex-
animation If was found to be neces-
sary to amputate the hand at the
wrist. This was done and this after
noon the patient is resting as easily
as could be expected. Mr.. Briggs is q
machinist in the employ Of the A. =.
Shorthill Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
Complain. to Railroad Commissioners.

S0bubRuAggtO " Ss
The sDes Moines Capital of Monday
evening contains the following concern
ing a complaint made by the A. q.
Shorthill Co., of this city. to the railroad
commissioners, on the alleged dis
elimination of eastern railroads on
coke shipments. The Capital says:
THE state board of railroad cons
missioners has received a communf-
cation from "A. Z. Shorthill Company,
of Marshalltown, in which the charge
is made that eastern railroad compare
les are systematically discriminating
against the west in the matter OF coke
shipments. It is also claimed that the
eastern roads will not carry coke unless
consigned to certain favored ar
ties.
"The matter comes under the juris-
diction Of the interstate commerce
commission rather than under that Of
the Iowa board of railroad commits
sioners and will probably be referred
to the former.
The Shorthill company claims to
have received a letter from the Ston-
ega Coke and Coal company at Stonega.
Va. in which the company accounts
for it's failure to deliver coke under
by asserting that it can not get
of the roads to carry the fuel altho ii
could ship 200 cars IL the railroads
offered the facilities. The Stoneg0
company asserts that it is being dis
eliminated against in favor Of other
shippers"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
CHAMBERLAIN
AGAN VISITS CITY
General Superintendent of Ma
tional Starch Company Con-
fers with Committee
LOOKING INTO TAX MATTER
LOOKING INTO TAX MATTER
States He Stopped Here on His Way
West to Look Into Status of Tax As
sessment, Recently Levied by City
Assessor Elliott on Plant of Glucose
Sugar Refining Company.

Marshalltown was again visited to-
day by a representative of the United
Corn Products Association looking at
ter the interests OF the Glucose Sugar
George E. Chamberlain, superintendent
of the National Starch Company, ar
rived in the city this morning, and
spent a portion OF the day with the
special committee of the council, which
has the glucose matter in charge.
What the exact Significance of Mr..
Chamherlain's visit may. be is not as
yet made plain. as he had but very
little to say this morning when seen.
He did say. however. that there was
nothing new In the situation, M that
he had no proposition OF any kind to
make. that he stopped here on his way
west on the request OF the glucose
officials. who desire that he further in
vestigate the exact status OF the re-
cent tax assessment made on the COM
pany's property in this city, OF which
he claims to have known nothing OF
his last visit. He refused to go into
any details regarding the conference
he had with the officials or the report
he had made to them since his visit
in this city last Thursday. He spent
the greater portion Of the time while
In the city with Councilman Webster
and Solicitor Van Law, who was called
upon to explain the matter OF assess
ment to MI. Chamberlain. He was also
in conference with the company's at
torney. What other weight the visit
may carry with it may develop at
some later time, but now there is every
reason to believe from what
has been said, that the glucose COM
pany is endeavoring to find out to q
certainty how the city stands on the
tax matter, when it will doubtless
make "a o of some kind in an
deavor to patch things up.
Mr.. Chamberlain said that In his
opinion the company would make an
effort to open the plant before many
months, providing the relations between
the company and the city did not be-
come too severely strained In the mean
t-~N-cEzf rt.s H-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
ERosARY OF A RAMBLER:

No doubt the young woman was
right when she assured the little girl
that anyone would have done the very
same thing il put in the same place. But
the fact remained that of all the many
women in the big waiting room OF a
city department store, there was only
one to whom the little girl felt that n
could tell her troubles and ask for help.
1t can't be the most pleasant thing on
earth to be only eleven years old
be lost in a strange city. after 1t had
grown dark. The little girl was very
bright and she proved her bravery, but
she had waited hours, for the aunt that
did o come to meet her, thru some
misunderstanding; and she didn't know
which car to tax and she. didn't know
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
BALL IS ION THE FENCE"
"ln the Valley of Decision" as II Were,
as Whether or Not to Confess.

viii owen BAH confess?7 Is q Dues
ton that is being asked by many in
terested in the case of the youthful
burglar, who was recently convicted In
the district court for robbing the Bee
Hive store, and will come up before
Judge Caswell Thursday morning for
sentence. Ball, accompanied by his at
torney, had a conference with County
Attorney Northup Monday afternoon,
being closeted in the latter's. office
nearly an hour. The opportunity was
again extended him, and the advantages
of making q clean breast Of the affair
were made apparent. He showed no
outward signs. however, Of swerving
from the stand taken and maintained
thruout his trouble. altho some believe
that before THURSDAY znorniny arrives
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
IRRITATING TROUBLE QUICKLY
OVERCOME.
If You Only Find Out the Right Course

TO FurSues
Many physicians who advertise to
cure piles. without the aid of the knife,
simply use Pyramid Pile Cure rem
edies. They do so because they know
it is the best medicine for obtaining
"a proper combination of the most sci
entifc ingredients-for the cure of piles.
Pyramid Pile Cure is not in an ex
detrimental stage, but is an established
remedy and is recognized n used by
the best physicians in the country.
Being in suppository form, it reaches
the trouble al once and the healing
process is quick and effective; immedi-
ate results are obtained, and before
the patient realizes the fact he has
recovered from the pain, suffering and
irritation which his trouble causes.
Children who suffer from this pain
full trouble, obtain relief at once. "
is we'll with a very young child to re-
duce the size Of the suppository before
using. Howerever IL children are at
fiicted with piles, they should be treat
ed without delay or the trouble may
become chronic. Hundreds of little
ones have been cured with Pyramid
Pile Cure.
The prevention Of piles Is better than
the cure and they can be prevented If
only people would look to the regular.
ity of the bowels and not become con-
stipated. Constipation and its attend-
ant Ills can be avoided by The use of
Pyramid Pills. The proprietors OF the
Pyramid Pile Cure saw that 1t was
necessary to use with the majority of
their patients a mild, non-irritating
laxative, and the Pyramid Pills for
constipation were the result of much
careful thought and patient investi-
cation. Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyra-
mid pills are sold by druggists every
where for fifty and twenty-five cents
per package.
A little book IN the nature and cure
of hemorrhoids or piles will be FUR"
nished froee upon application to the
Pyramid Drug Co, Marshal, Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
FREIGHT CLERKS STRIKE.
One Discharged, Two Others Quit in
Iowa Central Local Freight Office.

M
Clerks employed in the office of Local
Freight Agent Porter, Of the Iowa Cen
trail, INDUCED in a small-sized strike
this morning, and two OF them walked
out, apparently in sympathy with one
who was discharged. The cause Of the
trouble was the dismissal from the SER
vice of Mr.. Fred Gilchrist by Agent
Porter. Orrin Lampmann and Frank
Bishop, the two other clerks, immedi-
ately quit. B. Ahrens, formerly em-
ployed on the platform OF the freight
house, was placed in the Office by Agent
Porter, to take the place of Bishop.
Agent Porter says he will have the 9th
err mems places filled in a day or two.
Work in the Office has not been materi-
ally interfered with, as Agent Porter
and his chief clerk, Mr.. Boughton, are
doing double work.
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Annual Missionary Meeting.

At a o'clock Wednesday afternoon, at
the Methodist church. will be held the
annual meeting of the Marshall Mis-
sionary Social Union, which is COM
posed of all of the ladies' missionary
societies OF the city churches. Reports
of the various societies will be re-
ceived; letters from workers in foreign
fields will be read. and plans Of work
for the coming year outlined. Miss
Anna Gleason will lead the devotional
exercises.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27
No Settlement Vet.

The cases of II. Wilson. cashier, vs..
5. H. Augustine, ct al, and c. T. La
Plant, ct AL. which were continued in
the. district court Monday pending a
proposed settlement, have as yet not
been adjusted. Several legal difficult
ties were found to b. in the way of a
settlement at the conference OF attor-
neys Monday afternoon. but 1t is
thought they can be overcome.
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unconsciou. from Group.

During q sudden and terrible attack OF
croup cur little girl was unconscious
from strangulation, says A. L. Spaf-
ford, postmaster, Chester, Mich. One
Minute Co, Sh Cure reduced Il , swell
ing and Inflammation. cut the mucus
and shortly the child vas resting cas-
and speedily recovered. It cures all
Throat and Lung Troubles.