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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair to- night and Wednesday; colder tonight; fresh to brisk north to west winds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
Recommendation.

Ebilabelpbin q, ~. Sl,li. -
Ter 0ompicr oSon Suciuto" bon
Der uWtolorp : Clinic" mltrOe bellte
an iciner 8erftc I'M &oud'iden
S6ifisboubofe 81 Gbcltcr iuit gang
Iid) oltrf) 6euer 5critort. QoS 6obr.
5cllg mlroe Dor einem Sabre 0cbuut
mo foltete laDe5ll cine boIbe Wil.
lion Collars. Ser Compiler iltbr
5ipilbcn Nelp.Yort ulO 0oIueIton
uno miroe oin s. SUM bebuiS Rcpa.
rotllr nad) GbeIter Qcbraht. DDS
Seier cntitanO III cincn CUR Nllibc.
mobrlng bon Del llnO Sirnib oicnelt.
ben Tnlm unb perbreitcte iit 10 raid
meiter, Bob Die 6euermebr tire Be
miibungen groBtentbeiIs olf Met.
tlllg Der @erfte mo onocren Gigen.
tbitms Der SdiiiSbou = @eicaidoit
bei6rGnfcn mlBte.
Cincinnati, 8, -. Suit. -
9oS Gtobliiiement ser Sell, ulo
@etreioeb6noler Senrp Seile & So,
@oter- uno @alnut,S trobe, ging
beute in Slammen Qllf, &erllit
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
Oeitrci6 DIS Illbcuti 6 c . q i.


Sn Gaer, @Gbnten, finOet Die So6-
resiabung Der aQbeutlhen Yartci
Scitreif's ltott. Wan bat iid) nod.
gerooe ooron g%ciuobnt, Dob Die Pill
ocltti6en Del in bos Seller Der M
ttonolen 9cioenidaften gicBen, bon
ipelhen Die bobsbur9il6e Wonardie
0llr6ipiiblt miro. IS lpor nber oclll
oQoeutiben Siibrcr S6onerer porbe.
bolter, oT bieicr Gcrbesung sic
&rone ~aui5uicten.
Gr ~leiitete lid in ieincr &eoe fol-
genoc Yropbe5eiung: vSobolo SEAT.
ier 6ran5 Soief foot lit, miro oos
9iinoniB 5lpiiden Scitreid mo
0eutidlanb g~efiinoigt, 9onm abcr
fommt Die 3cit, ga Ser oeutihe aoi.
fer in Seitreid Sronung idoffcn
miro" uuo bic anpcienoep soften.
oieiem @obniinm frenctiiden 9cifau.
@ornung gegen ausWon.
0erung.
9iid)pf 9u6ic bon &oiholL, I'M
rmgorii6cn Gontitot Nboni.Sorno.
bat unl1Blid OeS 100jGbrigen Bette
benS ieiner Gio5cie cinen glufieben
erregenOen Sirtcnbricf erloiien. Son
beionocrem Snterciie lit Die BARN
entboltene olsfiibrlihc Gr0rterung
Ser Observation-Disclosures. Der Sir.
d)enfilrlt p%erurtbeilt ours Gntl6ie.
oenite onS Sreiben genilicnloler ggi.
totoren, Die id)onoen @~clpinnes nil
len oljGbrlid Soilienoe BON Nrmen
mad Nmerifo lodten, no lie mciltens
Der gr0bten gtotb preisgegcbcn mir
ben.
Sn 9erlin perboftet.
Ginen guten Sang bat Die bicii9e
Eoli5ei IN Dem Dor &llr5em Dcrbni-
teten &%oiicnboten Nonte Wntii6id
gemabt. Gs bat lid nGn1lid iett
berousgeIteIt, Dob Motiidif init
Dem beriidtigten ct. Coulter 9onf.
rollber SSobn Wicper ioentiih lit, Der
auf Dem @ege gum @%ciGn0niB iei-
men SranSporteuren entnii6tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
Wcrd)ants' e Diners Sranspor.
tation Company.

Nat soIton uno benz Often: iehen Rontag,
9ienitag. 9onneritae unb Sa.nttap, ab,n6s
6 ubr.
Na6 Yrobioenee rnb benz Often: ieben Conn.
Tag, Witfhpo6 iiftb 5reitag. Nbenbs . lbr.
nm 8 ubr Nebnbs.
Gratt iuiro tdeIi6 Bis S rtr slbenbs fhr an
Dem 1aee nbfa9reiIoe 9ampfer angenommen.
Nn9 SdDanitab uib Dem Siioen: ieben 9ieft.
flag, .Dcnnerftaa uno Saniiag. Mtefos 8 liar.
8cjtpner lino YrobibeneesS ampfer fnbr,n
bon Der gSrrfte am 6uBe hes Gona.Dods ab:
Sooan1a9sG lntpter bon Der Berfte am Sube
Is. ". Giaingbam, gaent,
Gougs5od.
o. 9. snruer, @..B.S9.
u. ?. eteb6tnS, 6.slP. 81
Sniiptbiiredu: Vr. GOA, urb.SbarleS. etr.
Sratt' nr6 Fafdge'B Bureau: Rr. 221, Weft,
gaitimort.etrGbe. Uf3.I&SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13

Sraa Sushipn, aus Chicago,
oere't Sricf ilntcm ipicbcrgcseben 1T, lit
cine anScrc Game tit berDprragenSer
Stellnttg, bic lire @eiunbbeit benz &c.
braitdl BON Snbia 6. &infbams Gegcs
table COMPOUND perbanft.
,,0ereli6en nit bent gHsrtbe Der GeTunbbsit,
bent erbBten CUTE, bos bic Menihbeit beiibt,
fheint es, eaB Der gDertb bes @elbss gar feline
Rple iptelen fam, une bod a~eniieten ihpn Gin
taar Dclars, bic i'd fur 9bbia e. Yinfbams
WegetabIe COMPOUND olSeot, mir nleine Sc
funebett trt%eberiu9ebtn. Webrere Sabre lang lit
i6 an ~siebenben Sdner;en unb al9smetner
S6p6de. bic bur6 Elm llterusletben berspr9eru>
fen rpprben paren. .@ppettt bate i'd gar teinen.
iinb ltunbenlene lag i'd mad, pbne i'm Stante ~
Id, nlprgene ippnlpelib nod aneeerifener NOR ole
abenbs. MIS i'd cine Der Gn,etsen Las. in Der bic
Bcrsiee spn 9bbia q. 4tnfbams WegetabIe
Gpmppune bereoreebpten puresn. teIhlrb i'd
einet @sriuh bartit gu maiden, une nun bin i'd
70 frpb, bab i'd tas eetban babe; ntsmanb fam
f6 ttn Bib baprft MAIDEN, ipis isbr mir bielss
Mitttl setelfen bot i'd nabm bret 8loiten resel>
mdfis, unb tas Reiultat NOR, baB niht nur rtein
@eiammtsuIianp Elm Siel beGerer NOR. ipnbern
tas aud ale 8ranfbeitss uno @ift> Stche aus
meirem RSrptr auseetrieben trureen it fam In
Der Chat faeen, baB ih mid tpiebsr 10 frdfti9 unb
better fltle, nie Elm iun8es Maehen. Sral
9intbams 3ittsl baltsn in Der 2bat alice. mas
ie ssrIprtben, unb mod mebr."-Grau 3.
e. Suebfpn, BAT CAT Sbip Street. ebteaer,
SG. $4,000 gnFe, ,penn nidlt eas original pbi.
sen grieies pOrasiesf nnb iomit beien Gdtbeit
beipicien iuerbet Tam.
MeiSet il bel Shnen bic nnbebentenbite Se.
~fd,iuerbe, iibcr bic sic iid nidIt HcdenidIait abs
Ieaen f6nnen, 70 ffreiben sic %ioiurt at 6rau
ginfbam, epnn, Mla1i. ife erfbetlt ibrcn Gatb
nmipnft nnb ipirb Sbnen ben ridtigen Neg 80
srueuter 8eiunbbeit uno 5uirieoehbeit tpeiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13

annapolis, Mt. HoBnI Station 100 lnS
ts.45 Borm eanloen' Staitoll 800 nno '9Oo
Sormr ld205 ~'tiiaSs' A'OO' '6'4o "apm'
SreSerid, vi. aobare tattou, 7s.45. ls.4s
Born gan1oen:s %tation. l7.35, 29 CO. g:l6 II.
Rindcitcr, Wii. disqualification lLl0 BORN.
uno l2.44 gddn. 9dnloensS Citation. 1870 BORN,
300 uno 1850 ga9nI.
Sagerstou II, Oh. GloOalsSt1tton, ls.46 Borut;
gafnOelt. citation. 1900 8ornIY 1850 ino 400
saitst.Giits unO ut, atre, gamosn's tatton,
Snrtis Ban, eamoenss Station, 1928 Born.
smrap, sit. aopaI'S taticn, i2.A Wa9m.;
gamoensS taiton, 1900 ytddbtN.
uRopal yiue.stnis" mad phtiaoslbb,a uns
oenra. "ssfRfr serl. y.. ytssal
S SSist a s, sPs', sis gag 9: s 51sS !: Sc sSs 5:
garIor, speile, nun 60. 9s2g. PETE
a saFIISF, S sStIft.. aug .aas 4. i i l.sS T. !. x Mi i.ss y.
saiiSl aaMs'. 5SeT7oss 5S$SierSsiisH. siHS
6cG8e5, 8Sii. ausa. .. 9.55sa. SO 4. g
tSa@s5, boil: dSSi. s.ooM. sos SSS a.s
8,I lOfaIe e9aipasson mad Nep.gort III inn
gt. 8o1als9abmbcte UNI 1000 aben6S sur auf.
naRme bon gajiaeiersn bereti.
aae 3fee baIisn In m~timtmstsm. y bait
geri. 9amben BerI. Wtt. stobaI
8&9iia. Mffom -: .1dgI. sos 9. 8.1OB.
Ybila. @gpreB, aisg. Con-. $50 q. 236W
g9iIa. !grpreb. ansa. Con. 4.55 u. 800 Il.
Sin9erl1 Whom, ause. @. 5.15 u. $40 u.
p9tld. Mffont., MUIR Conn. 6.tO ". 815 n.
Stuef'glrenmI: RorofpsftsGde CHARLES urb
Saratoga'StraBe 90. IN. e. M.Ss@ebi,SeS
62o Sts.Broaotpab. Wat. Republication ober
?. 2; nsarttst gssr. gau. traffic.
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Seniatipnelcr Sclbitmorb in ct
ynuis.

ct. 2ouis, DO, IL. Suli.-Sn
eiltent 3imltlcr oeS ,Sotel Wtilton"
falo ma bie eide elmer mooii6 &c.
fleioeten Game, Die iid am Z. Silli
ais n5ron Wf. Smith bon Netp.Dorf"
reailtrirt bate. Heben ibrem Bette
itanOen 5lpei leere GLADDEN., in ser ei-
nen luar Nlfobol eeneien, in ser att
oeren ein 8iftitoff.
@ie Gep. Ilen 6. SmitG bon Ser
G6riIt Gbur6 aatbebrale, Dem Die
6rau ibr Sertrauen geibenft, iagt,
mar vSmitb" nidt ibr rihtiger Nta.
me, ionoern 6rau SO. g. 0antes, be.
rem Wfutter, Sral Martbo 8iggins,
in Gr. ITO, 6 Strobe, @.-@.,
@aibington, 9. g., ipobnt. 8orum
tic ibren Nanen geGnoert, bot Die
Sran nift angegeben.
NorfoIf, So, IL. Suli. -
6rnu W. g. 0antes, melbe in ct.
2ouis Selbitmoro beging, lit bon
bier oabin abgereiit, nno es bieB, tie
moae iib bort p%erbeirotben. Sic lit
Die Shmagerin bon 6. s. Sotboman,
@eneralmanager Der ,Rorfolf Gail.
man & Sigbt Co.," BEL Dem audi oie
bohbetngte, S4-iabrige Mltter,
5rau Wiggins, pobnt. @ls SRI.
Wiggins mar Die 8eritorbene bier
tpoblbefannt nno galt oils oie Belle
Der bieligen @eieGidait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
@citern NarpIano Balm.
Frat tn araft am 10. surt 1904.
8hee berlaflen Siuen.s tatiou, tpte fo,at:

NpuitoH, WS IpIBt'
1dsItd.
A30 BORN. - G1neI5ue, SauptItnie. Soosrs.
lolpn. Y. & VI. Hp. un6 ben SiSeI. nnS
aLSg. Sonntnes u. Y. b. R. Gbo mberSburS
gsSfS sfassS, assiibsitss NIB aunifen an
''tP SSsin. yen'Dsar grpreb. (gsur mad
LIE ssf''l ass4Ss urrom. mad untsn.priss..
,oo ,1dgltd1, ausaenpmmen eonntaas.
IVY Yorm: Oorf. D. & 6. Tio. un6 sJnupt.
s!nis elltS bon emorS-srOOe. Carlisle uno
gsnsbnre, 5rebertf, Gmmiis6uro unS d. u.
w. gabn nab S1enauooab.
1O.l2 gornt. aftom. na9 lnion.Prioge, gori
l2'so gS otsiS'Dutq srtrom. raa emOro.srOOe.
2.25 glacbni. ailom. mao emSrS.SroSe'
1870 9atHi. Blue MuuntaiH 9rp. (gatior.
earl: foiuie Sreoerid.
$50 ya9m. - Grip. mad gori unb a., & 8.
4.i5 ytadbni. = Grp. SduptIinie 2unfte, Ga.
gerstofurt, 3reoertd, Gutrlttsbure uHo Chip
peft5birg.
istts nab llnion.grio9e.
'0, SSrn gasSi'' srees gSpf ffS gIifa. s0'USles'Hra
6.95 glnbnt. - whom. mad 9mornssrobe.
6.t5 NbenoS - affont. mad il%rionsgriSae.
sos Ibenos - gfiou. mad 9mprp,Srube.
Tnr Sonutdas.
$50 Sornt. - aftoH1. mad nniortsSrtoss uno
2.30 gadbm. - Mfiom. mad tl%nionsgrioae.
Ais Gddm. - affout. mad aIciia.
Niuet' uno @epdd. siireau 9orboftsGde Char
3iee balten an linton. Rennfplpania'sfse.'.
Sutton. uno 0nlbrpofs (TortbsNbe) etnticn.
9dlt nidt an Bsnnf Abe. 'station.
8. 4. esssa. .. ~.
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Mad Sun Suminau.

@oibinaton, Q. g., II. SilIi.
GonliraI SiaSbee'S @eihmooer,
%belteben0 aus ocn S6iffcn nNelus
art" rNepport," o0es Moines" ltro
Bancroft" melfeS beoroert lit, cine
Denomination 9egen Die perihieoe-
men SGfen Gan 0olningo's 81 NE.
dcn, lit bon Sonhe5 nodl Mocoris
o%bgeiobrcn. Nui Der nNclpnrf," Die
ais 6%Ioggcnidifi Oient, befinoet lid
Der ncllc olnerifaniidJe 8eionote
9opion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
G.neen Nnne's Giicnbahn.go.

Jabrplau trat am 20. Samt 1904 In araft.
1ampfer ~pcrlaiien Hier Nr. 10, 2igbt.strabe,
Wiorgens uno 2.30 Na6mittags nad Iobe
Yotnt, aentsSslano, Gneenstow n, Gentreptue,
Sentun, GREENWOOD, 6aenoaie, Witlton, qe,pss,
Nebubotb uno 3Wiffenitationen. ''
epnntass nm 800 Wlurgens nad Qupe pptnf.
Gaenbale, aeiues lno Diebototb, foipie nir nud5
auen Gtationer 5iuifben Gobe Boint uno
Gertrebiue; ferner I'M 3.15 YiadmittaaS nur
mad 2ope Voiut uno Eueeustuipn.
glni6lub gu Seiufuare uno Gbefapeafe Suncs
tion Iilh Saitpn, Sgforo uno 8fpii1enftatioaen,
uno oil 8reenlp0oo nit Der yDelalua,e.@tisn.
babn" mad allen Buniter fii0Iid an Der ,Teip,
Ucrf, philadelphia & goriolfs Is ifenbabn."
3obn Is. Suslep, Sen. sEali .s2faeuf.
5ranf ebleh, Sequeiier.
(Dldi27,1al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13

WnrDoenti9er 0l0DD.
Reaelmdfise 9ampfdifffa5rt
Snifden
Baltimore nao Bremen
onrb oie nellet uno erprobten, nit
allen gequemli6feiten periebenen
Yoitoampfer eriter &laiie.
.Hbein," ,8ranbenburg,"
n0edar," .GaiieI,"
.Wtoin," .8reslau."
9ie @gpeoitionstaee fins pie folgt:
= bon Baltimore: -
r@bemnis," Rittmo6, ben 13. Suli,
2 ltbr Iobmittaes.
,GaIieI," Wtittiuoh. ben q. Suit,
2 llDr NohmittagS.
,9ronoenburg." WtittmodL ben Il.
aug., = llbr Nahmittogs.
,~@bemnit," Mittuod, oen "a. Slug,
9 llbr NohnlittogS.
,9reslult Wittmod, Den 81. Nllgltlt,
9 llbr Iodr1ittoqS.
SIDette St0ilIeH SuUuue@YrelSs
gun $4,000 at.
SmiihenbefS. 4. lIioee-YreiIe:
Ban sslt'n''re Ha~...S17,00
Son grsmsa nadb geltimsrt $1,000
Nunhreifp.Nil ete bun salttmpre:
gadl Srcn,cn uno 5uriid S5t 90.
xseeen 5radbt nnb gaffagt tpenbe nun ft
nH bic acknowledgement
VI. SdJumader & &c.,
Scr. 419, Sanoper.S trabe.
ober
Gbluaro Maine,
Office bes ,,BeuttIeu GprrefponbeHttn."
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Iarglanb nnS Eenniglpania-Giien
balm . Gpmpaauie.

8ige b~erIdffen gortb'9lbenuesg tatton:
7.30 8ormittags mad yorf tdsIi9, auber
Gonnt1aS.
$50 Born. mad Gelta, nur Gonntags.
$50 Born. nab BeIair, tdeli6, auber Conn,
tags.
11.35 Born. mad geIair. tdeIi6. auber Cam,
flags.
I.20 Nadbm. mad 8eldir, nur GumftaaS.
$50 Jindm. mad Uori, auber GonntdaS,
400 gtadnt. nadb Delta, iIir Samitaas.
BOO gidtfi. nab Delta tdsIid, auBer Conn.
tags.
GAO gsafm. nat geIair ideIi6, auber Conn.
tags.
1850 gadm. mad @eIair, nir Sonntaas.
1f.45 ylatui. mad BeIair. mir samItagS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
Baltimore . Sampi Gadet . So.
lMIte nnO SuperlaiEoe Wat.2tnte.(

Sie Der. Gtuaten.RSit beibroern6.
Sumpfer lnbreu tdalit, SonninaS uispe.
nonlIrielt, DON ben gYa0. 1ine"sgiers. 1913
Q~iehtsSirabe, $50 gbelloS, 'bireft mad Obj
Yunfien bes SiibeHs. @erbinbung In Obj
Yotnt 3omtort nit IS. & 8. @lienbobn" 1a1
Nibnlorlo. gerbinbulg in EuriSnoutb nit BEN
~Seabcdrb slir Cine" toItben 3ue bon Bortss
moutb nod, gtIania. Sn, .NorfoIf BerbiiOnne
NIT Der ATLANTIC Goait 9ine." NortuIf nn6
@arolina, 9tortoIi u1b tfiblih, y%orfoIf nlo
ipeitIi6 lIto "Slo Dominion Ntne" ndcb 9lefu.
bern lnb g8aibinaton. R..S.
Wlabl5eiten ndh europlifbem Blame. 2uIii'
rt6te &niitenSimnier, eleftrif6e geleudtune,
a%inltner In ben 9illet'gureaur Der sgaD Cine"
gr. 1921 sSirabe, Rr. 506 ulo
sos. 2igbttSiraBe, Q. ". y. Office, Hr. 2i5,
gtoros9barles'Strabe uno aIbauab'S, CHARLES
uno 2eringtpn'GtraBe.
Spbu ", Sber,pupn, q. Brptpu,
Nee.Brai. u. Sen Ulanaeer. Sen. !Baii.sisent.
(0ea2-l
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TIr Gamen.

Sas Gcleetie.3 amen.S hneiberisiem
TT let1t an Iernen, foftet febr fpenta urb III
cine cute Griparnib. fhr ste BET oer anfertiaune
S1rer 0!etber. Die S6iIe III iett ~ee6ftnef.
@egen- yebtngnneen feftbe utdn H@ an
w. oubere. Qr. 212. RorbsgborIeSG txote,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13
@ulfcnbrud) uno GrbcuspcrluIt.

YortIoub, Gre, II. Slili. -
Sn Der ytGbe bon MitHell, @bceler-
County, Oregon, iino 2S SGtlier in
Solge zines gsoltenbruhs fort9e'
idnemmt moroen. Srau9 etbone, 80
&obrp alt, ia,ubi @sartih SnAtbfe9l
Sabre alt, e%rtrdnfen. al ..sa e.
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GriesIon 5 Clinic ncic idnelle Sas.
guptc rSurb Baltimore" nnb
rEcnn" nadl 86ilabclphia.

Ne9innen sonntaa, ben 3. 3unt, tint 8 il6r
gprmittags, lno bon baum alb tdgIi6 uno
Sonnia9s, bon Der 2i9bt ino Yraft.SiraBe,
III Settertoi llllo Shelter, va albaIteno.
Yrddlttgc SaBrt burd, ben 0anal.
Sd1rt III elmer Mibtung $3.50; Hunofabrt
40 1age( fhr Riidfabrt auf Sugs ODER yiddb
Booten giiltig, $3.50.
9tunbreiies9iuete, bon gbiIabelpbia auf Der
~. & .. @abn" 5uriidfebrenb, $500. 9irefte
SabrbilIete mad NtiantiesGitp rino 5uriid per
Noot S3,s5; ODER aar6 per Nabn, fir IS Sage
gilltt9, $500, Serner bircfte %Sobrbiuete mad
Gem.Dorf, Coma. Brand, 4sburD. Varf, cine
Aihtlirg, 500; 9ilnofabrt 5000; 6ape W.ai,
gtltii6tabtt $500. gn1t. 9utnpfer Iabren uni
b ubr Mbenos t1glih (Sontiaas aitseenonts
mend. HiIlete nub 9IbnnD, 2rob, Gurutoan.
SPRINGS. g%tenport, %Gelua0uben (Gf.), 8prtlano
Cgte.) nno ibroIiden Runiten iperpcrt i'm giis
reall, ioipte BET Ilbalqb's, Nr. 2O1, gtprbs
GbnrIessS trnbe, ~berfautt. Ghreibt ,peaeu
Weties 9anobut.
(MaiiO.2&e) Nr. 2O4, aiobtsSirose.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-08
Bright's Disease and
Diabetes News.
San Francis

San Francisco, NOV. b, 1904,
TO B. A. Morgan druggist, MARSHALL
town.
Dear sir:
The long sought cure for Bright's
Disease and Diabetes has undoubtedly
been discovered in this city by John j.
Fulton, lineal descendant Of Robert
Fulton.
Altho hundreds have recovered here,
this is not easy of belief and it is one
purpose of a number of business and
professional men Of this city (of whom
I am one) to tell the people. You are
hereby authorized to tell all in your
CITY who have either Bright's Disease
or diabetes that nearly nine-t enths of
them can recover. Among the business
men who are giving moral and financial
support and who would give neither IL
the above was not strictly true. are
Hon. d. M. Burns, President Candelaria
Mining Company; Edward Mills. Presi-
dent Bullock & Jones Company; Cap
tain Roberts, President Boca and 10y
lton r. r. Co.; Thomas Kirkpatrick,
Capitalist; D. E. Bender, Capitalist;
w. c. Price, Capitalist; William Sharp,
Capitalist; C. w. Clark, Capitalist, and
many others. The pamphlets herewith
are to be given to all inquirers without
charge. They give the complete his
tory of our long and exhaustive inves-
tigation. Yours truly,
A. E. sHATTUcK,
President Pacific States Type Foundry.
When to suspect Bright's Disease
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-08
MANY CAN NOT VOTE.
Failure to Prove Up Naturalization
Papers Causes Disfrancnisement.

Failure to Prove Up Naturalization
Papers Causes Disfrancnisement.
Failure to satisfactorily prove up
papers of naturalization, has caused
the disfranchisement of many In this
city who have heretofore voted. The
registration record, as by law provided,
is so strict that u great many foreign
born citizens We're refused registration
by the board and therefore unable to
cast their votes today. A great many
OF these have voted for years, and
claim never to have been questioned
before. In many instances the cases
are those of men who came to this
country as boys, before they were IS
years of age, and gained citizenship
without taking out naturalization
papers. They had no proof of their
citizenship, however, as the law re-
quires, and all that was left for them
to do was to take out their first papers.
Others who have been properly nat
uralized have lost their papers, and
We're unable to show q proper GER
tificate. The office Of clerk of courts
Knisely has been beseiged with ap-
plicants for papers during the past few
days, and by others who were seeking
information after having been refused
registration. Naturalization papers
this year. In order to vote, appear to
be as important as the honorable dis
charges from army service upon APP
plying for pensions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-08
WHAT THE MINISTER SAYS
Is Most Convincing.

thought / would write you what
Pyramid Pile Cure has done for me-
had a most aggravated case OF bleed
ing piles; indeed dreaded when ! had
to go to stool. One fifty cent box cur
ed me. feel like new man. nave
recommended it to others as being the
most wonderful remedy known. 1t is
indeed great blessing to SUFFERING
humanity. You are at liberty TO use
this for all it is worth and hope II may
do good" Rev. w. e. Carr 355 NO.
Holbrook street, Danville, Va.
Clergymen Qike all professional men
who lead sedentary lives) are especial
~ addicted to piles in various forms
and are continually on the lookout FOR
a remedy which will give relief WIN
little or no idea of obtaining cure
Recognizing this fact Rev. Mr. Carr
consents to the use of his name IN Or
der that other sufferers may know
there is a cure called Pyramid Pie
Cure which Is sold by druggists every
where for the low price of fifty cents
a package and which will bring about
for every one afflicted with piles, the
same beneficial results as in his own
case. Be careful to accept no suhsti-
tutes, and remember that there Is no
remedy "just as good"
A little book describing the causes
and cure of piles is published by the
Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall. Mich,
and will be sent free for the asking.
All sufferers are advised to write for
It, as it contains valuable information
on the subject of piles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-08
RECEPTION FOR PASTOR.

Mite Society Of st. Mary's Entertain
in Father Fitzpatrick's Honor.
The members Of the Ladies Mlue
Society Of st. Mary's church were nos
tesses Monday evening at the INSTITUTE
auditorium at reception given In non
or of Very Rev. ]. j. Fitzpatrick "
D.. the new rector. The reception was
held from to 10 o'clock and was very
largely attended. Members OF nhe
church and congregation were invited
that they might have an opportunity
of meeting the new pastor Relresh-
ments were served by committee OF
the society.
Alumni Program Tonight.
Tonight, at 8 O'Clock, at the 1nstltu.e
auditorium, the alumni of St Mary
will give a program in honor on tsev'
DR.. Fitzpatrick. The program 10 oe
observed will be as follows:
Orchestra - Alumni; opening chorus
Alumni; welcome address-Aluililfl'
choru+senior boys; defamation
Ella WEIGH; vocal solo = Thomas
Clarke; paper, Temperance Ger
trude Bondage; vocal duet = Grace
Themes, ELLA. WEIGH; natlonal olai-
Junior girls vocal solo--Clem McCar-
ton; instrumental music = Iholnas
Clark. Ella wesch, violins; Anna OPP
pice, accompanist; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Themes; vocal duet-Agnes Couioon,
Anna Opptce; pantomlnae' Leau
Kindly Light"-senior girls; vocal soio
Mary Matschi-Killeen; declaaliea pioii-
Anna Mcmahon; chorus-Alumhl.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-08

large number of leading articles in var
ious newspapers published in this
country. In general they sustain the
theory that most Of the old civilized
rations are out of date. New leading
countries are appearing, at the head Oh
which. naturally, stands America.
There is little in Europe which pre-
sents any sign of stability. Germans
stands in the midst of the ruins Of ma
tons. Even with the Germans things
are going badly, as they admit, and
they are for that reason, dangerous.
They are too cramped In their own
country. with its population swollen to
Httv-seven millions and must overflow
somewhere, the principal tide probably
tending towards South America. Ger
many is afraid of Il European war; all
the nations are against her. Russia
awaits her catastrophe, and after the
Jauanese are thru with her will prob
ably break up into little states, French
women no longer have any children,
and France is therefore on the eve OF
deDopulation. Italy, scarcely unified,
is already ripe for liquidation. Austria
is fully as far gone. Holland, Sweden,
SDain, are ciphers with no governing
unit. odd England alone seems to the
Yankees to be firmly established
great world power. Her belt of sea
makes her impregnable." She will stand
as she is for awhile, and then come
into the American union as one of the
states" If we have to fare abroad to
find out what our opinions are on the
broader fields of politics, Berlin is a
good place to go for quaint amusement,
and the Kreuz Zeitung Is q leaflet OF
entertainment worth it's price several
times over
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-08
MISS coWAN WEEDS.
Well Known State Center Girl Mar
ried at Sterling, III.

Word to the Tir'es- Republican from
Sterling, ILL.,, an the marriage
of Miss Floren, owan. of State
Center, to Mr.. Ell. orth Whitem, of
Wyanet, Ill. The wedding was cele-
brated Saturday evening, October 20,
at the home of Mr.. Whites sister, Mrs.
A. G. Aldrich. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. w. Diehl, pastor
of the Methodist church Of Sterling.
Relatives and few of the, more init
mate friends Of the young people were
present. A wedding dinner was serv-
ed Immediately after the ceremony.
The bride is well known In State
Center and is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cowan. For a number
of years she has been employed as q
teacher in the schools of this county.
Mr.. White is the son of j. P. White,
Of Princeton, Ill, and is a stockholder
and president of the Wyanet Electric
Light Company, of Wyanet. Mr.. and
Mrs. White have gone to st. Louis on
their wedding trip. They will reside
in wyanet, and will be at home to their
friends after January 1.