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RO5O f8Sias muy con
COrridaS en- BARGE
IOleta.
1 una p9bFo nuieI que Iaeta hi
JOS g8nsl0s, d TegaIan IA
leche aIIi.
Sc desea ccnocer ali el Iiloro anun-
ciado del Sr- Matos Bernier.
e nssestgo Coaresp0nsaz. J

Julio 90
La resena que hacemos de las iestas
es muy corta.
Estas Sc lIevaron & efecto on medic
del mayor orden Y entusiasmo. ActOs
religiosos en Ia Iglesia cat6Iics. fuegos
artiticiales, carreras de caballos. bai-
les. m6scaras.
Ia vfspera de Ia patrona por Ia mo-
che habfa en- ell poblado mas de tres
mil almRs.
Sc asegura que esta ha sido una de
las mejores festas de las que Sc han
celebrado cd este puebIito. & pesar del
arranque y brujerfa de los tiempos ac-
tuales.
La Sra. dona Paula r. de Flores Sc
encuentra ahora en- este pobIadO en- su
Fesidencia de Ia playa.
Una cartera que SO le extraVi6 don
JacintO Arroyo fu6 halleda por un se-
nor de apellido Cote y este la entreg6
enseguida Arroyo. La cartera con-
tenfa recibos y papeles importantes.
Despu6s de un mes de ausencia pOr
Arecibo ha regresado & este pOblado la
bondadosa y distinguida Sra. do1a Isa-
bel POzo de Bonet8, y todo este Vecin-
dario SO halIa lleno de algeria al YER
completamente restablecida & una Sc
nora tan apreciable y tan querida en- la
demarcaci6n.
Don Rafael Balseiro D6vila sabe ha-
Ger 81 bien en- silencio los pobres sin
hacer Ostentaci6n.
Hace POGO que un pObre muchacho
enfermo obtenia una receta de un me-
dicO Y don RafaeIito expont6ncamente
proporcion6 por 50 cuenta todas las
medicinas al pequefio.
HemOs Visto pOr un campo de estos
& una pObre mujer que Sc halla orlando
6 dos muchachos muy robustOs (geme-
Ios) y nos ha manifestado que en- 50
barrio le dan de regalo dos y tres boz
tellas de leche diarias.
M0cho lamentamos la precipitation
con que Sc ha despedido de nosotros Ia
apreciable familia Case para su resi-
dencia de Manati, pues en- Palmas Al
tas Sc hallaba dicha fanilia QozandO
de Rqaella deIiciosa temperature ro-
deada de todRs las conodidades nece-
sarias. Doha B3lbinR es una amiga
muy sinCera Y nosotros sRbemos esti-
maria mucho.
Por aquf 90 desea yer pronto ese
nuevo libro del senior MatOs Bernier,
libro que el p1blic0 espera con ansie-
dad.
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AgOta Ia paclenCia

La persona mas sufrida tiene que enfadarse
veces.
NADIA afecta IN buen caracter.
NADIA hace q un hombre perder la paoiencia
como la picaz6n de la piel.
Almorranas con picaz6n, casi 10 vuelyen &
Vd. loco.
Por el dfa le hacen uno sentirse miserable
Por la noche causan desvelos.
Rasca Rasca Rasca sin respiro.
A semejanza de la eczema.
No puede uno parar de rascarse
Asl 10 haria Vd, pero comprende que el
lufrimiento aumentarfa.
Tales miserias van en- aumento cada dis.
Las gentes van descubriendo que pueden
Ourarse
Reoonocen los meritos del Unguento de
Doan,
sobran las pruebas de que el Unguento de
Doan cura las almorranas.
La eczema toda clase de pioaz6n de la
piel.
ri Sr. Francisco Vazquez, sombrerero, yeci-
no dc la Gale de Cells Aguilera, Caguas, P
r dice; "Habia venido por mucho tempo
padeciendo de una erupci6n del tamafo de
un dollar de plata en- la palma de la mano
lzquierda que me Ocasionaba mucha picaz6n y
molestia. No podia utilizar la mano para NADIA
All leer acerca del acreditado Unguento de
DOan resolvf usarlo me 10 applique diariaz
mente por espaciO de una semana, con exelen
es resultados. El alivio fu6 casi instanta-
neo 81 NAL cOmbatido de un todo en- muy
POGO tempo. En- vista de 10 Cual reconozco
en- el Unguento de Doan un especffco efca-
para las afecciones del cults.
DE VENTA EN- TODAs LAS FARMACIAs.
Foster Mcclellan co., Bufa'o, N. Y.
3. U. de America.
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Una concession hecla
POR EL AYUNT AMIENIO
DE JUNcoS, FUE LuEGO
RETiRADA.
81 sefior ColIazo quei6se de clio a
Secretario de Puerto Rico.
FlalLMENTE REsOLYOsE EL LlTls / FAVOR DEL
AYUATAMIEHT0.

Hace alR6n tempo que ell Ayunts-
miento de- y Juncos hizo concession al Sc
nor Collazo, para instalar un dep6sito
de leche en una habitaci6n de una casa
propiedad del MunicipiO.
Mas tarda RETRO Ia concession de re-
ferencia y Ia traspas6 & CelestinO r.
Alvarez. para inataIar un ventorrilIo.
Quej6seIel primero al Secretario de
Puerto Rico y este fsll6 el litis & favor
del Ayuntamiento toda vez que siendo
ell cuart0 en- question propiedad de 81
tiene perfecto derecho de cederlo &
quien quiera. como pudiera hacerlo un
particular cualquiera. con casas de gu
pertenancia.
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VELADlS TEATRA-
LES EN- VEGA BAJA.
Hay ALI profesores queiosos del
Departamento de instruction.
de maestro Coqresponsaz).


Julio 19. Ante numeroso p6bIico
Sc puso On escena en- Vega Bsja tres
preciosss pleas. obras todas del exec
lente c6mico 3 c0mpositOr Sr. Justiz.
SEl Jardfn de Vega Baia9 fu6 ha-
bilmente interpretadO SMRrta Ia Men
digaS hizc IlorRr s varias sefIoras se-
loritas , ell jrguete c6mico Ella Boz
rinQuen. & mas de gracioso, fu6 una
leCci6n social.
Felicitamos al pueblo donde el Sr.
J usty We, pues pasar6 ratos de Verda-
dero solaz.
Tenemos noticias de que muchos
profesores que estan aItamente Quejo-
SOS del proceder Observable por 81 De-
partamento de educaci6n, piensan lie
brar una campafia contra las injusticiRs
cometidas. Profesores que han tenido
durante los 3 6ltimos AMOS excelentes
notas no les han dado el Certi6cado
mas que por un afIo, otros, por una so.
Ia nota maIa. no Sc les hR enviado ell
Certi6cado; creemos il justo est0. y no
dudamos que esOs ap6stOles haran
muy bien en- desplegar sus energfas y
defender sus derechos.
Pas8jeros llegados de Ia Inca entire
Camuy y San Juan Sc queian del POGO
tempo que tarda ell tren en- las esta-
clones, el cual apenas es sufciente pa
ra que SUDAN y bajen los passjeros.
No ha mucho & un pasajerO Sc le
perdi6 un paquete sin que haya podi-
dido recuperarlo por Ia precipitation
del tren al llegar q las estaciones.
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NUNCA ES TARDE
81 Sc LLEGA A TEMPO,

iCu6ptas famiIias, desesperadas va
de salvar al ser querido, sobre todo 81
Sc trata de infelices jovencitas vfcti-
mas de los estragos de ID anemia de
Ia clor0sis, sienten renacer Ia esperan-
"a al recordar los miIagros reaIizados
por 81 Hero BraVais en- gotas concen-
tradas! En- efeeto; los sabios mas re-
nombrados del naUndO atestiguan que
es ell regenerador por exceIencia de Ia
sangre. pero & rengl6n seguidO pre-
vienen & las familias contra las imita-
clones de que tan soberano remedio ha
sidO objeto. y truenan contra los char
latanes que de tai suerte Sc proponen
espigar en- cercado sjeno.
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Fu6 GOnGedidO On 0mpr8stltO a Ia
Junta EsCOIaT dc lDtuadO.
Estado critico de negocios aIlf Y ne
cesidad de trabaio.
DE maestro CoYYespons0l.)

SSNSSSSS W. Se$OfSSNPVsX
Julio 18.-En el barrio de Jayuya,
la termination de un emeeting9 re-
publicano fu6 agredido terriblemente
ell joven don GuiIlermo Suchk por los
individuos Isidro Alvarez 90, Isidro
Alvarez 10 Y Tomas Torres. segdn nos
informan.
El Juzgado 6 la Corte Municipal,
cOnOce del asunto.
-HR sido concedido ell empr6stito
escolar por 1862. El Tesorero de es-
ta Junta ha recibidO communication del
Auditor. anunci6ndole que de un mo-
mento otro recibir6 an check por
aquella cantidad.
La escas6z de metalico es extre-
mada. Ell comercio no hRce sus gas
tos: las industrias desaparecen.
Mas de cincuenta familias pasan te-
rrible vida, pues SIC desayunan con pan
y cafe, las que 10 encuentran. que mu-
chos So pasan sin conseguir 81 quiera
ese mfsero sustentO.
Por consecuencia de tai crisis no Sc
oye otra cosa que ell lamento Y ell que
logra adquirir aI9o. v6se lleno de Pc
didos suplicantes.
En- las esquinas dc las GALES vemos
de continue grupos de homhres que no
encuentran trabaio. Hay muchos que
viven de Ia carload p6blica.
La anemia toma mRyores prOpOrcio-
nes. Fs SECURE que perecen muchos
por faIta de alimentOs.
iTriste es Ia vida en- estas condicio-
nesl Pudiera 81 Gobierno emprender
trabsios pdblicos para aliviar un POGO
& esta comarca!
El Municipio no puede ofrecer..nada,
pues no tiene recursOs.
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Flestas patrO1aIGS
On Santa Isabel.

En- Santa Isabel Sc ceIebraran fiestas
patronales en- honor del Apostol San
tisgo.
va han circulado los programs.
HabrS festas el dia "a = 81 siguiente
25.
La iniciativa de estas festas parte
del CfrculO Recreativo eUni6n Filar-
m6nica.S
Que 50 diviertan mucho los vecinos
de San Isabel.
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Farmacia Colon

Medicamentoa frescos. Drogas puraS.-Es
peOial esmero en- ol deSpaoho de Fecetas poK
personal GompetOnte.
Complete Iurtido de geringas de PravA
Itimo8 modelos.
Hquidad On los precioE.
Plaza PFinGipal-San Juan Puerto Rico.
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l1yuan l0s6D

Este Celebrado drama de Dicenta su-
bira 8 esCena en- eli teatro de San Juan
el pr6ximo s6bado por ID iustamente
aplaudida coropa6fa de Pablo Roig.
nuestro compatriota.
<Juan JOSEF obtiene maonfico de-
sempeho por los ipteIiQentes eIementos
que en- aqu6l toman parte. descolIando
en- primer t6rmino Roip ' "a sonora
Mangual.
Los que cOnocen 10 bueno. pueden
juzgarlo apIaudirlo. segursmente no
faltaran eI sabado Ill teatro
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InnIclnnR.e...REnER!LL

LaoNSRJc A LAS 1EADREs uIarabs caIrasns,
q esora Winsow dehc usarse stompre que loa nios
astan q parodo Do n dentci6n Proporciona alivo
Immediate al pequeao paciente: producs sueko ma
tmal eralquo ab yin ei dosoi 81 sageitc dsspsna
Wug vtvo alegra - muy agEadabls D. pAadaF, ealma
q ntc ehlanda sns encas aiivia dolores hace g.
eos laa saneicnea del ast6mago raguia ies ntsstnoG
~ oIeaeIo1 Esmedia eonocido paSa \ dianea "a pre-
vsa d1ia do n dentIci6n de eullqusaEa osEa canoa
IeGTana muehQ e5ldado en- pedr q JaTAha Calnaae1
a = SSde1A WtsalgRis = q nalsg - taaaA
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PRECIOS

Agencia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA.
Adjuntas, INDALEOIO GARCIA.
UtuRdo, MACARIO ZAPER.
Arecibo, ROSSE.
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BAQUERO & GANDARA

oFRECEN
Maiz superior del Pals
en- mediOs saCOS %. Loo
Cemento DAGRON en-
barriles 2-60
Mani superior en- saCOB
nuintal 400
Zinc aCanalado, ameri-
CanO de 6y8 pies :" $50
Zin lisO nara teCho, de 8
pies, quintal 1850
ziD lisO nara Zorro, de
6l3 MES, Cui1tal 4-50
San JustO Is y16 San Juan, PtO-RiOO.
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solo ha celebrado un solo iuicio EI
Honorable Attorney debia economizar
ere pico al Pueblo de Puerto Rico. or
denandO que las pocas causas oue en- 6l
Sc ven. pasasen 81 JuzQado IMunicinal
Contra el Juez Cepero existen mu-
cnos cargos en- Las oficinas del Honora-
Sc nos Informa Que IA commission de
subasta de este Ayuntanoiento aet6 arr.
mando demasiado n 5yagn 4 81 eagdlI;-
ql0.
Este corresPonsal Sc propone habIar
muy claro, sobre los asuntos. de esta
carnlcerla que estamOs viendo emar-
chan 9 manga por hombro , Es ne
cesario que por Ia Comisi6n de- snhasta
Sc proceda con mas inngrriaIidad an A
asunto de los plieros: = one cesen Ia
preferencias que venimos notsndo con-
ira toda ley y Justicia.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel a
peri6dico vieio, 6s2-00 Quintal.
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COUHE DIARlO.
ENTIRE PONCE Y AREclBo
o VlCEvERsA.
SALIDAS.

De Ponce Arecibo. ............. a. m.
De Arecibo Ponce. ce.............. 124 a. m.
Este diario enlazar6 con la llegada salida
del Ferrocarril de San Juan.
Ademas hay un segundo viaie hasta Ad-
iuntas viceversa que saldr& de Ponce q las
3 +. m. de Adjuntas las a. m.
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AIgunas notlcias de H0macao
! uIiO 19.

( De nuesno c0rrespOnsoz. J
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
THREE WANT DIVORCES.
UnhappIy Mated, Three Wives Ash
For Sepat alton.

For Sepat alton.
Three new actions for divorce nave
been filed in the dis Let court. Mrs.
Nollie IillEsbeth Was1er. IS plaintiff IN
one, In which she names Grant Will
lam Wagner as defendant The plain
TIFF alleges SIC was married to her .as-
Land or March %. 1888, az LeMars. Mo.
Eesertion is alleged on Jan. .. 1888.
Mrs. Wagner asks the custody or her
Two minoc ~oEs, Charles IL, aged -,
and Leroy. A, aged II.
Mrs Rosanna Hostetter VS.. Theron
Tostetter is the title of another case.
Mrs. Hostetter claims to have married
Hostetter in this city Feb. 25, 1902.
She alleges cruel and inhuman treat
ment, to such a degree that her HE
was endangered at divers times. also
desertion, on Aug. !, 1902 AS she has
no children she asks that the court re-
store To her her maiden name, Davis
Temporary alimony. in the sum of Sleo.
also permanent alimonS in the sum OF
$500, is asked.
Mrs. Nellie Rowland asks div rce
from Barney Rowland, whom she ni;,s-
ried in April. 1890. at Garner. Mrs,
Rowland claims only 10 have lived
with her husband until November. 1907,
and in December of that wear, Shit at
leges that Rowland was convicted CT
Ia felony. larceny, in the district cohfi
of Winnehago county, and served t"o
wears il, the peni,s s'ipry S'a2a that
time. the plaintiff alleges. she has
known nothing Of her !'ushanes
" l,erea bouts
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bel Mitnhem, Ella Garvin, Marian For
ney. Louise Utz, Josephine Gabelman'
Anna Andrews, katherine Balch, Bess
ketchum and Grace Birdsall and jean
cite Chambers, of Davenport.
4 to oelock-Bessie and Maude
Winters, Florence Bruner. Mabel
Batchelder, Emma Dunwoody. Emma
Stepan, Lille Wittel, Grace Wikle,
Nettie Croft and Mrs. Pearl Wikle.
6 to 7:30-May and Lois Vogel, Mary
Roe Mamie and Nellie Roadhouse,
Maude johnson, Harriet LaShelle,
Harriet Van Derveer, Anna HecoX and
Pearl Black and Ruby Majors, OF
Sterling, H.
After 7:3O, until the cars quit run
ming, superintendent William /. Crane.
of the city schools: Mr.. c. H. +.
Boardman, MIR. A. G. Click, Mr.. c. c.
st. Clair. Mr.. A. Z. Wilbur. Mr.. w.
W. Doolittle and Mr.. George r. Esta-
brook will act as conductors.
Everybody boost for trolley day
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
WALKER EXPLAINS REPORT.
Man Whose Death Was Reported
From Bonesteel, Returns Saturday

Nt9ht.
william Walker. the report of whose
murder. at Bortesteel, s. D., several
DAYS ago, caused great deal OF anA-
iety to his father at Montour, and
members of his family in this city, ar
rived home from Bonesteel Saturday
night. Mr.. Walker states that II ne
was never any nearer death than at
the time his life was reported endea'
he would live forever. There was some
slight cause for the report however,
altho the story was greatly exagser-
ated. Walker says that while on
train. en- route to Bonesteel, man un-
der the influence Of liquor, passenger
on the same train, made a lunee az
him with a knife, ripping open his vest
on the left side, directly over the an-
aomen. The knife did not penetrate
the flesh. however, and the man, real
wing what he had done. was so peni-
tent that he took no action toward the
way Of prosecution. Walker does not
give the name of his assailant but
saws he is a prominent citizen OF Gales
burg III. The fact that he had been
assaulted was reported to trainmen at
Albert Lea. and in that way was con-
viewed to this city in its exaggerated
form
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
THE GID Settlers
PROGRAM ARRANGED.
Thirty First Annual Reunion
on August IL Will Have
Many Pleasant Features
WooTEN, PYE AND WELLS
WooTEN, PyE AND WELLS
Speakers for the Day Selected, and
Volunteer Addresses Will be Made
at Cottage Grove Park-spcciaI
Rates Secured on Railroads for the
Annual Event--The Program.

The program for the thirty-f first an
nual reunion and picnic of the Mar
shall County Old Settlers Association
is announced today. to be held at Cot
tage Grove park, Iowa Soldiers Home.
on Thursday, August IL. Speakers have
been secured for the day in the persons
of Rev. Isom p. Wooteu. Rev. Nathan
lei Pye. d. D., and John w. Wells.
Aside from these as principal speakers,
volunteer addresses will be called for.
The program is replete with musical
numbers and readings, and those in
charge of the program feel that the
1904 reunion will eclipse anything ever
before attempted by the association.
Reduced rates ON all railroads have
been secured Meals and lunches will
be served on the grounds. for those
who do not wish to bother with pre-
pairing their own picnic dinners. THE
old oaken bucket" will also be in evil
dence. with plenty of cool, sparkling
water Tor al. w. II. SaiHouh Ac PiSSi
dent of the association and j. X.
Haines, secretary.
The program for the thirty-first an
nual reunion of the association is as
follows:
Called to order, 10:30 a. m, by Presi-
dent Calhoun.
Music-A. 0. Il. W. band.
Invocation--Rev. w. III. Scott.
Opening Address-President Cal
houn.
Address of Welcome.
Song-Albon Glee Club.
Annual Address-Rev. Isom P. Woot-
en-
Music-A. o. u. w. band.
Adjourn for dinner.
Called to order 1:3o p. m.
Music--Band.
Reading-Miss Mary Gilchrist.
Piano Solo--Professor Il. S. KEN
ter
Vocal solo-Nliss Luella Menden-
hall.
Address-Rev Nathaniel Pye. D. d.
Music-Band.
RecItation-Mrs Lizzie Miller.
Music--CSlee Club.
Address John w. Wells.
Solo Miss Mendenhan.
Short Address---W. p. Maulsby, FOL
lowed by volunteer speeches.
Rol, call of honored dead-Secretary
Haines
Miss Lyra Benedict will act as ac-
companist for the vocal NUMBERS.
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Euruu auua 5una aup 25 1904

strong and lucky, however, with the
apparent intention of doing things
from the start. Ripley. Fleming ana
Black singled. The first named scor-
ed on Shocks throw, in trying TO
catch Fleming at second, and Flem-
ing came in on Blacks hit That was
all there was doing and but one more
hit did Greene allow after he had set
tied down.
Getting away to the handicap OF
two Williams, first UP in the opening
round, beat out a two-bagger and Glee-
son walked. Houses single scored
Williams, and Gleason beat Ripley
throw TO the plate on Metcalfs ground
er. They took another. and the win
ming one, in the fourth on Warmers
single. which he stretched for two,
Snook's hit to Kilian, who tried to nip
Warner Mt third, but was too slow.
and on the throwin of Williams fly
to deep center. which Warner beat.
The score IN detail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
VETERANS REUNION
viii be Held a. the Soldiers Home
Next Week, August Camp Fire at
Grounds in the Afternoon-The Pro-

gram.
The annual reunion OF the Marshall
County Veterans Association will be
held at Cottage Grove park next
Thursday. August 1. The reunion US
ually lasts two days. but this year but
one day will be observed. A general in
vitation has been extended to veterans
of the county and their families, and
members OF the G. A. r.. w. r. G. and
allied bodies. G. *. Haas. George
Trautmann, and Jessie Cole are on the
committee, and they are arranging for
excursion rates on the railroads. a
ba sket dinner will be enjoyed at noon.
The program for the reunion Is as fol-
lows:
10 a. m-Call to order by Command
err G. r.. Haas.
Remarks by Commander.
Singing of America" led by Miss
Martha Mcmillan.
nvocation--Chaplain Cole.
Words of Welcome--Commanda
Horton,
Reading Mary Gflchrist.
Vocal Solo-Miss Mcmillan.
The afternoon program will begin
with a business meeting, after which
general campfire under the direction of
Chaplain Cole. will be held. The Sol
diers' Home band will play. and music
al numbers and short addresses BY
many will be given.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
DEATH FROM LockJAW.
Mrs. Hattie Carter Colored, Dies Sun
day Afternoon After Intense Suffer

Mrs. Hattie Carter. colored, aged
80, wife of A. S. Carter, who lives
on South Sixth street, in the edge of
the southern boundary of the city linz
its, died Sunday afternoon at 1880, af-
ter an illness OF less than thirty-sl
hours with lockjaw. Mrs. Carter
stepped on nail about week ago,
but thu, wound soon healed and but
little was thought OK the injury. Sat
urday morning a physician was called,
because Mrs. Carter had grown sud
denly i'll and was suffering intense
pain. A well-developed and typical
case OF tetanus was found. The pa
tient gradually grew worse and passed
away after suffering great agony. Mrs.
Carter Is survived by her husband.
A sister lives in Missouri and
brother is also in the south, but his
whereabouts are unknown. A little
girl, known as Irene Carter, who has
been reared by Mr.. and Mrs. Carter,
has known her az u mother since
babyheod. The funeral will be held
from the Colored Baptist church Tues
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Rev. Green
off nj ia ting
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SURVEY IS BEGUN
First Actual Work on interurban Line
Goina North Wa. Commenced This
Mornine-surveyors Start on East
State Street.

The first actual work, preliminary to
laying out the route of the Marshall
town Electric Street and 1nterurban
Railway Company, between this city
and Grundy Center, was commenced to-
day. Surveys began this morning,
running a line north, commencing near
the east end of State street, and going
north thru the Binford property, cross
ing the Iowa river below the Third
avenue bridge, and west of the Coun-
try Club grounds Whether this en-
trance into the city will be finally chos-
en- will not be determined until later
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
STAY in AND FIGHT.
SO Advises a Prominent Maccabee Of
the City,

A prominent Maccabee of the city,
in speaking Saturday night of the de-
cision of the supreme tent at Detroit,
in adopting the rate revision as a
whole, says that the thing for the
Maccabees to do is to remain In the
order and begin fight for the old
rates. The action Of the supreme tent
can not remain in force longer than
three years, and rather than give up
what insurance the members have
been carrying, he thinks the proper
action is to remain In and by over
whelming numbers send delegations to
the next supreme tent meeting that
will outvote the revisionists. The pro-
testers, as they are termed, were in no
shape to fight the action this year, as
the delegations had been chosen be-
fore the rate revision had been men
toned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
NOAH EVANS DEAD.

Former Resident Of This City Passes
Away In Denver Saturday Evening.
A telegram from Denver received by
Alva Arson, Saturday night. announce
ed the death in that city Saturday ev-
ening of his son-in-law. Noah Evans,
q former resident OF this city. Mr.. An
son, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Independence. left for Denver
eaMy Sunday morning to be present
at the funeral. Mr.. Evans will be re-
membered here by many of the older
people He left Marshalltown about
fifteen years ago, and has since made
his home in Denver. He is survived
by his wife, one daughter, Miss Jose
phine and son. Mr.. Myron Evans.
Mr. Evans was about fifty years of