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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10
ONLY CLEAN IN THE DARKNESS.
General Plug Says Port Arthur Is Not
Plugged.

st. Petersburg, May 9.-The only
CLEAN in the darkness of the cloud
overshadowing the far East lies In the
news from Major General Plug that
Port Arthur is not blocked yet by the
japanese. How this information was
obtained is not divulged by the Off
sials, but they insist that it is reliable
and are satisfied that the defenders
will prevent the success of the fur
Their efforts which the Japanese will
undoubtedly make to bottle up the
harhOr.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10
WHEELs-WHEELs

Tribune, RacycIe, !Crescent-Ladies'.
Gents and Juveniles.
Full line of sundries and repairs of
all kinds. Most complete, line of sport
ing goods. Spalding baseball goods.
Fishing rods, flies and tackle. Ham
mocks. Prices right. 1O3-11
BEHRENDT BROS, "a N. 10Th st.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10
MRS. POWELL CONVICTED.
Life Sentence the Penalty for Killing
Miss AIbin.

Dover, Del, May S.--Mrs. Mary A.
Powell was convicted of the murder
of Estelle Albin. the jury fixing the
punishment at imprisonment for life.
Estelle Albin lived with Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell nea here. On Aug. 8 she was
found murdered in the attic Of the
house. The evidence showed that
Illicit relations existed between Mr..
Powell and Miss Albin.
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KILLED
FORTY OTHER JAPS INJURED IN
THE POPULAR DEMON3TRA-
TlON At TOXIC.

Toxic, May 9.-During the popular
demonstration last night in honor CT
the victories achieved by the Japa-
nese forces, 81 people killed and
40 injured. The killed and injured
are mostly boys who ere caught
against a closed gate at an angle in
old palace walls by the throng and
crushed Or drowned in an old moat.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10
RUSSIAN LOSSES INCREASED.
Japs Bury Fourteen Hundred Of the
Enemy on the Yalu.

Toxic, May 9.-Supplemental report
received from General Kuroki, COM
handing the First Japanese army, in
creases the Russian casualties in last
Sundays battle at Chiutiencheng on
the Yalu river. The Japanese have
buried about 1,400 Russians and have
500 of the enemy's wounded in the
field hospitals. 1t is estimated that
the total Russian casualties exceed
$500. Over 300 Russian prisoners
are enroute to Matsuyama, where they
are expected to arrive on Wednesday.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10
Bright's Disease and
Diabetes News.

Law Offices of Henley & Costello,
San francisco, March IL, 1904.
To the legal profession of Billings:
/ was a witness to the following:
About two years ago Prof. Yost OF
Palo Alto, who was in an extreme con
dition due to advanced Bright's Dis
ease, came to my office. He was at.
tended by his physician, who a him.
self a victim of Diabetes. The object
of the visit was to meet a prominent
business mar who had for months
been investigating an alleged cure for
Bright's Disease and Diabetes, and
hear his verdict. He declared that
the cure had been discovered. Both
Prof. Yost and his physician at once
adopted the treatment. Within six
months both were so we'll along to-
themselves beyond danger and at this
date neither Bright's Disease nor
Diabetes hold any terrors for them,
and the physician is successfully using
the treatment in his practice.
Learning that my old law partner,
Judge r. r. Bigelow, for many years
Chief Justice of the State of Nevada,
had Bright's Disease and that though
he had had four or five of our best
physicians, yet that he had had to give
up practice and was in a serious con-
dition, l lost no time in telling him of
the above. 1t resulted in his complete
recovery and he is again back to
active practice. AS to the durability
of chronic Bright's Disease and Dia-
betes l have no more doubt about it
than that l am living.
Sincerely yours,
BARCLAY HENLEY.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10
CAa.lu,. Employment
26O7h Nom. Az
Bell Phone S9a; Monett Phone 181.
No Charge for Male Help.

Help Wanted.
Man and wife for ranch.
Laborers and teamsters, $2.25 per
day, bed and board.
Herders and lambers.
Two mattresses, $50 per month, room
and board.
Waitress for hotel.
Men and teams for Big Ditch.
Tie makers, by the piece.
Girls for h~ousework, city and ranch.
Position Wanted.
By mother, with son aged 20; bach.
elor or widower place preferred.
Wanted to Rent.
Sheep range, sheds, corralls, etc.,
for lambing.
Two nicely furnished rooms for
housekeeping, with bath. Centrally
located. ...
Furnished rooms, Sc and So per mo.
No. FOG North Twenty-1ifth street.
Two or four rooms, furnished for
housekeeping, three blocks from
depot.
For Sale.
Work horse, weight 100, at bargain.
Two-room house, two lots; north
side; $3.50, on payments.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10
REPORT NOT CONFIRMED.
But Evacuation Of Newchwang Would
Not Surprise Russians.

st. Petersburg, May 9.-There is no
confirmation up to the present of the
report that Russians are preparing to
evacuate Newchwang, but few would
be surprised If it should turn out to be
correct. The effect Of a march along
the road to Haicheng would be to place
absolutely In the control of the Japa-
nese all Manchuria between the Yalu
end the Liaotung peninsula with the
exception of Port Arthur. The Rus
slams admit that at this stage of the
war the Japanese control the terri
tory mentioned, the Russky Invalid,
the army organ, making this conces-
sion. The remainder of the press is
silent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10

The above refers to the newly dis
covered Fulton Compounds, the first
cures the world has eve seen for
Bright's Disease and Diabetes. We are
the sole agents. Ask for pamphlet.
CHAPPLE DRUG CO., Billings.
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.,
r. c. Pell, Manager,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-10
Grand Duke Cyril Home,

st. Petersburg, May 9.-Grand Duke
Cyril. eldest son of Grand Duke Vladi-
mir and a cousin Of the emperor, has
returned to st. Petersburg from the
far East. The burns he received at
the time Of the disaster to the battle
ship Petropavlovsk of Port Arthur
have healed and he complains now only
ri 2 wrenched back.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-20

rios traies y tazas y platiIIos fnos.
Ell teniente MARQUEE destacado en-
Yauco. da cuenta de no haber ocurrido
novedad en- ell pueblo durante las ms
cripciones.
Aver fu9 detenido por Ia poIicfa '
puesto 8 disposition del Juez Munich
pal. LaureanO Rivera por lleVar armss
sin icencia.
Felipe Santana , Aleiandrino
Abad han sido detenidos por altera-
ci6n de Ia paz.
En- la calle de la VfAud, Nemesio
Gonzalez le hurt6 & Filomena MaIdo-
nado unas pleas de ropa y denunciado
por esta ha sido detenido.
-EstR mafiana tuvieron una cues
ton Bartolo Sierra y Benigno Brigno-
nj. saliendo este 6Itimo con una peque-
ma lesion.
-Aquf es sguardado el sefIor Larrf-
naga pOr los eIementos unionistas, que
sostienen 90 candidatura, y SO desea su
llegsda.
--Ayer Sc despach6 de nuestro puerto
el Vapor frances Saint Dominique para
Europa, via Saint Thomas, conducien-
do carga , pasageros.
So encuentra en- esta ciudad en-
asuntos particulares el senior j. Biz,
del directorio unionistA.
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FaVOrabIeS COndiciO-
nas en- New York para ell
moTGadO de GhinaS.
Sc ha vendldO 0Sta fruta 4 buG-
nos pT0CiOS,
AlN RRBEM ERAnMnNAn RLII
NO DEBEN EMBARCAR CHI
MAS VERDES.

EI mercado de chinas Sc ha presen.
do en- NV York en- condolences ALTA
mente favorables para ell negocio de
dicha fruta procedente de Puerto
Rico.
Una expedition lIegada en- la Ultima
gemans contenfa fruta que no era del
todo buena. Sin embRrqo, Ia deman-
da era tai que se Consigui6 vender ca
jas de chinas sin reenvasar & 50 y has
ia 8 $3.50 y csjas de fruta reenVasada
de So 25 hasta So 25.
Tan pronto como arribf 81 vapor.
procedi6se & hacer diIigencias consi-
guiendo vender las chinas con la ma
yor prontitud.
A quienes hsgan remesa de chinas
Sc les garantiza precios vents joses. Es
precise que Sc ten9a mucho cuidado
con Ia fruta que Sc ha de embarcar.
pues necesftase que en- esto hayR todo
el possible esmero. No deben embar-
carcarse chinas verdes.
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Noticias de Manati.
de e.uegtro oorrespom8o7 especially

(De maestro coTesp0ns0z especially
Manatf, Octubre 49,. Muy buenos
son los preparativos que para el mee-
ting unionista del domingo pr6ximo,
dia %, Sc han acordado.
De Gales vendr6n como mil iinetes,
quinientos de Morovis y & Ultima hora
Sc me muestra una carta de Vega Ba-
ia anunciando que vendr6n 200 iinetes
y numerosa cOnCurrencia.
Para que pueda venir toda Ia gente
de BsrcelOneta y harrios comarcanos &
Arecibo que ha expresado esos deseos.
sera menesteF trenes especiaIes.
Entire los Oradores de Ponce, Maya
gtiez y San Juan que hay inVitadOs SO
cuentan catorce de los primeros tribu-
nos puertorriQuefios.
81 viernes pasado un ocurrente que
iba en- eI tren para San Juan, arroi6 en-
la estaci6n una hojita suelta dando
cuenta de que por ell tren que aquella
misma tarde descendia pasaba el seflor
Mufoz Rivera para Arecibo. Ese avi-
so bast6 para que sc llenAra de unio-
nistas Ia estaci6n. y al paso del tren
descendente. con aquel hombre p6blico
4 su bordo. Sc vic 81 sujeto de Ia hojita
muy orondo. con un Cigarro en- Ia boz
ca, sentado en- Ell asiento de una plata
forma Y los pies colocados sobre la ba-
randilla del Coche, leyendo an eiem-
plar de an peri6dic0 CRpitaleflo de cua-
trO affOs atr6s.
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NotiCiaS de las j6ye-
nsS pH0TtOTrlquaRaS que Gs-
tan en- ST. Louis,
eLa Correspondencia1 publicarkno
ticias frecuentes de elias.

El correo de los Estados Unidos nos
trsjO hoy Ia siguiente carta:
SSt. Louis Cordage Co.. , st. Louis.
Octubre 10. de 1904
Sr. Director de Ella Correspondent
cia de Puerto RicO.9
Muy senior mio:- Como el n6mero
de los nifias & mi cargo es algo Crecido
para pOder sOstener correspondence
con las podres de dichas sefioritas, CO.
mo es mi deseo para tenerlos al CO.
rriente del estado de sus hijas, Ie su-
plico me olga 81 le es possible dar cabi-
da mensualmente en- su peri6dicO & un
articulito mfo, en- ell que dare Cuenta
de Ia asistencia de las nifias las es-
cuelas, notas obtenidas, progreso que
hagan, su mas menos aplicaci6n al
estudio su obedencia para conmigo,
& fin de que los padres de las nifias.
enterados de sus compOrtamientos, le
hagan las observaciones que cream
convenientes.
No dudaDdo que hsted atender6 mi
s1plica, y empezar6 por publican esta.
le anticipa las gracias,
8. g. q. b. g. m
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JULIO vAZQUEZ.
Juez de inscription
del Precinto mum. 49,

En- vista del telegrama anterior el
Superintendent de eI ecciones telegra-
f6 & su representante y presideute de
la Junta de Distrito de Ponce. & fin de
que Sc Uraslad6ra & GusyaniIla 4 hacer
cumplir Ia ley.
Apesar de que ell representante del
seflor Wilcox orden6 Sc admitieran los
juramentos prestados por los eIectores,
los jueces republicaaOs neg6ronse &
clio, por 10 que esta mafiana ell Supe-
rintendente Orden6 por teI6grafo que
fueran destituidos dich os jueces y en-
tregados s Ioa tribuneIes.
Ahora queda q los electcres cuya
inscription Sc neR6. ell derecho de So
licitar auto de neandanaats. y ser6n ms
critos
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LOIS eIectores para
TuIiO Larrinaga en-.
TrujiElO Alto.
SOlICltan air oil Cambio de un
prGCintO para sVitar pOSlbIGs
CT0ClGDtOS do RIO.
La policfa ha sido felicitada por su
buen comportamiento.
de maestro oOrrespOn80l. }


Octubre 10 de 1904.-Mil dfez ' seis
electores arrOisn las Iistas de inscrip-
clones de este pueblo. Contingente que
el pueblo de Trujillo Alto brinda & su
hijo ell sefIor LarrinBga.
Hoy 19 vinieron unos ounce cam
pesinos insCribirse. pero no pudieron
hacerlo porque aver Sc cerraron las
inscripciones.
A las dos de Ia tarde de aver vino de
Carolina el Inspector de elecciones,
quedando altamente sstisfecho de los
trabsios hechos por la Junta de ms
cripci6n.
-Seria conveniente que Sc traslada-
ra un cOlegio al barrio de Carazo pues
asf una creciente del rio LOLA no inn
pedir6n & los electores de Cuevas y
Caraizo depOsitar eI voto 81 8 de No
Viembre.
A pesar de la sgIomeraci6n de gente
no ha habido ell menor des6rden.
Los guardias AcAba y Perez hon.
ran al cuerpO que pertenecen por su
correcto proceder.
Mr.. Hamill felicit6 & los referidOs
guardias en- las pssadas inscripciones.
Les felicit6 ell IL, merecen hoy la fell
citaci6n y la mereceran el 8 de No
Viembre.
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AesrGa del PrsClnt0 ndmsro 6

La siguiente Carta nos fu6 remitida
San Juan Puerto Rico 20 ootubre
de 1904.
Sr. Director de Ella Correspondent
cia de Puerto Rico.s
Sof1or:
En- el ndmero de esa publication,
correspondence al dia de aver, hemOs
visto un suelto que dice:
Sci jaez uniOnisca del precintO 6, 81.
tuadO en- Ia calle de Ia Tanca, sefIor
Bozzo, denunci6 & individuos de Bsya-
mon que Sc inscribieron 8 10 intenta-
ron, en- dicho precinto. Fueron de-
tenidos.a
Como quiera que esa noticia es COM
pletamente falsa, pues en- ell precinto
n6mero 6 en- que actuabamos como
jueces republicanOs. NADIA de 10 que go
dice hs Ocurfido, esperamos Sc sirVa
dar publicidad & estas lfneae. & fin de
que la verdad quede en- su lugar.
S0mos dc Vd. altos. S. S. S. S.
Eduardo AqrecIe q Agadino.
Juez Presidente.
JOSe IT, AMWO.
Juez.
Segdn nuestros informes y 10 que
nos ha manifestadO ell seflor Luis Boz
20, jaez unionista del mismo precinto,
ell hecho de intentar inscribirse indi-
viduos qua no eran de Ia ciudsd. es RI
gurosamente exacto. Esos individuos
no fueron inscritos.
Al exiRfrsele eI juramento. SO reti-
raron del precinto y no volvieron 81,
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.EI '!d9s" pOr ''uno''
atentandO a Ia ley
en- GuayaDiIIa.
Dos lu8Ges republiea1OS deStituI-
dos y pFOGoSadOS.
Gusyarilla. Octubre 19. 1904.
Superintendent General de Elecciones,
San Juan.

AL terminar Ia session del dfa de hoy
solicit6 de Ia msyorfa de los Jueces pre-
cint0 n1mero 43 me suscribieran Ia lis
ia de electores tornado por todos los
JueCes de Ia mesa negandose aquelIos
& hacerlo & pesar de ser id6nficss.
Seguidamente solicite de ellos me
expidieran un recibo de cientO cuaren-
ta Y nueve (49) iuramentos en- que
habfan presentado y suscrito igual n6-
nero de unionistas inscritos en- las
tres listas y tambi6n Sc negaron & en-
tregarIo.
El guarlia, Plaza n6mero $50. fu6
testigo de Ia negative de los dos Jued 3
republicanos.
Respetposamente sclieito de usted,
ordene que dichos Jueces me frmen
mi ista original estando 20 dispuesto
8 firmarle Ia de ellos por ser id6nticas
q Ia mia y que Sc me entreguen recibos
de los juramentos prestados. urgen-
temente,
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Sc dice que telegrama, y cuauto Sc
olga sobre es particular, es y serl una
falsedad.
Muy bien: ahf est6n clos Tribuna-
les de Justicia0 ante los que pueden
perseguir y por medic de los quo pue-
den castigar los eImpostores. ,
-S6pase que Ia LIGA no entra en-
discusiones est6riIes; que no contesta
ataques fuera de tOnO.
La Liga expone los hechos.
Que ellos hablen por si solo.
That's all.
The Puerto Rtoon Aneer5can League.
N. Y. IA de Oct. 'o4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-20
una ADUANA De SAN
TO DOMINGO, OCUPADL POR
Los ESTlDOS UhID0S.
Van a ella 8nplaadOs IN Admins
trad0r y On Vista, pusTtOId.
Qu81OS.

En- Ell vapor eCaFacasS lego hoy
ell se1lor Juan Torres, auxiliaP de
Vista en- la Aduana de Nueva York
eSegdn nuestrOs informes va a
hacerse cargo de la plaza de vista
de Ia aduana de Puerto Plata.
El seflor BadEena, int6rprete de
la Division de Tierras y Monies en-
esta isla, pasa a la vecina isla con
obieto de encargarse de Ia admins
TRACTION de la Aduana de Puerto
Plata.
Segdn ESQ, Ell gobierno americana
toma bajo su direction la citada
aduana de Santo Domingo.
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Por medic de nuestro nuevo metodo cura-
mos toda clase de intermediates de los ojos,
por vieia que sea. 0jos dS6Eles intGmadOs,
"a cdtGrGta d ceguedod total, todo volvera ser
curado dentro de POGO. BSsoios catrdGos Ta-
dScal OperdcfOaes no na6s necesGrGGs Pocos
gastos Escrfbanse pormenores, Dirfjanse
vi Institute OCaltstGco q OtopGtGc0.
S,74s Geyer Age st LoWs Mo, U. s. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-20
SEsTA listed clEco7

JosefnG u. de Ros0ze8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-20

Reconocidamente ell mas puro. hi
gi6nico y agradable que Sc fabrica en-
el pals. Sc vende en- les principaIes
establecimientos. y en Arecibo por
Sucesores de Roses & Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-20
.LO que Sc dice, 10 que
hay yIO que debe la-
CerSe.
AGerea do Ia donuncia dc Ia no
incorporation del partldO re-
publlCanO InSuIar al partidO
TepubIlCanO DaGiOnaI.

Sc nice que nUestro teIegrama envia-
do & SLa Correspondence. , denun-
ciandO La no Iao0YpOrGc56n RepW6li-
cana. es un srdid polftico.
Esto estsrfa bien para los que
manejsn la polftica del Pals; no para
los que estamos apartados de ella.
~
Sc dice que Ell taI telegrama es apo
crifo, 8 que 10 es su frma.
Nj una cosa, nj otra: ell telegrama
fu6 expedido en- New York frmsdo
por Ia Liga. que no ha de temer decir
la verdad & todo ell mundo cuando con-
veDga. y, Bobre todo, cuandO convene
q un pals por el que trabsjO.
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Preston barometrica 99 .ss
Temperature 7S.o
dumedad $50
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PILDORAS ROSADAS
DEL DR., PANIAGUH

81 mejor reconstuyente para la ANENIIA la CLOROSlS
No aera las uncones dgestya es inioO preparadO de
herro que produce constipation de venre conraro
acita Ia digestion, esmua apeito Observe sin
clio del aparato digestive Ea pdoras precoso med
cameno la muer pue la puverad ctan el desarro
o contuyendo les organismos raquco la edad aduta
roguarzan las unciones propias de la muer
Usense inmediatamente noaran los resultados
E8~DE
PRINcIPALEs
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a LOS PRoPlETARios

Cuadernos taIonarios de cienrecibos
para cobrO de aIquiles de casas.
Boletas de demandas,
EnSLa Correspondence de Puerto
Ric0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-12
sPEERs IN The CITY.
"Ike" Stops in the City While on Hi.
Way to Chicago.

"Ike" Stops in the City While on His
Way to Chicago.
Mr.. 1. C. Speers formerly manager
Of the Odeon theater. in this city, but
more recently manager Of the Lyceum,
at Minneapolis, who recently accepted
the general managership Of the Nation
al Show. Printing Company, of Chica-
20, was In the city Sunday night, being
on his way to Chicago. Mr.. Speers had
been in Minneapolis for few days,
looking after his bill posting business
In that city, and arrived at 6:05 Sunday
evening. He spent the evening with
his mother, Dr. Elizabeth Speers-Gtl-
lette, and left at 1888 for Chicago.
Mr.. sspeers is very much pleased
over the prospects Of his new business,
which affords him wide field. Presi-
dent Mccoy, of the company, who has
been acting as general manager, ex-
poets to remain with Mr.. Speers for
year, and after that time turns over
the entire business into his hands. AS
a Christmas present to Mr.. Speers, Mr..
Mccoy has given him $4,000 worth OF
stock in the company. The National
Show Printing Company Is one OF the
biggest concerns Of Its kind in the
world, and does the bulk of the ttho-
graphing and show printing business
Of the northwest. The company Is also
interested in five theaters In Chicago,
and in twenty more turnout the coun-
try. Its lithogra phing and printing
plant is at Niles, Mich. Mr.. Speers'
office will be on the fifteenth floor,
Tribune building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-12
CLOTHED in WINTERS ROBE.
Mother Earth Dons Holiday Attire at

Mother Earth Dons Holiday Attire at
Last.
The first snowfall of any proportions
during the winter came Saturday night,
beginning after 8 o'clock in small
storm. The snow melted almost as
soon as 1t fell, however, and was very
wet. Later in the night a heavier fall
resulted, and shortly after noon Sun
day, when it ceased showing, mother
earth was covered with her white robe
of winter Saturday evening, with the
snow falling on hundreds of Christmas
shoppers who were caught down town
without umbrellas or heavy wraps, the
scene was typical Of the holiday sea-
son. Trade has already begun to show
a stimulus in lines where seasonable
goods have been awaiting the real ar
rival of winter.
The snow was so heavy that the
wind that arose Sunday evening did
no drifting, and the railroads did not
suffer at all. Trains were as near on
schedule time as usual this morning.
Telegraph and telephone lines did not
suffer either, as a result of the storm.
The official measurement Of snow, as
reported by Observer Jones, shows an
average depth Of 800 inches. The pre-
cipitation resulting from this snowfall
is III Of an inch. The maximum tenn
perature for Saturday was "a, and the
minimum IL. Thirty-one was register
ed as the maximum Sunday, with as
the minimum. Nine was registered at
1880 this morning, as against ~ for
the corresponding hour Sunday morn
ing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-12
SANTA CLAUS JEWELS
Suggestions Concerning the Pretty
Things in Christmas Jewelry at
Helberg's Store.

When a jewelryrnan will go all the
way to Limoges, Switzerland. to gel
Ia watch movement that has won med
ais in five International eXpositions and
will put on his shelves the Libbey
cut glass than won the Grand Prize AT
the st. Louis exposition the public may
rest assured that he leads In all other
lines Of jewelry.
This year signet jewelry is all the
rage, and Hellberg has lockets, fob
chains, cuff buttons, watch cases and
dozens of other articles in the plain
form ready for the engraving Of any
initial or monogram. He is prepared
this year to do the highest class of
engraving ever done in this city.
Rings have always been a specially
at Hellberg's store. 1t is actually true
that he has thousands of them. Not
all in the show cases but stored away
in the fre-proof and burglar-proof
vaults When wanting a ring, baby
ring, or any kind of ring, make him
bring out those beautiful ones he has
stored away.
In all of the multitudinous forms OF
sterling silverware, such as table ware,
novelties, ladies' ornamental jewelry
and special Christmas goods, there is
an enormous stock at Hellberg's.
Gold watches, clocks and watch
chains galore are the first articles that
strike ones gaze upon entering his
doors and any of these goods are just
the thing for Christmas. They are