davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29

a = Hsa 3 II =
solo. Su perscnalidad cuImiaa en- Il
socledad qne le rodeS Sd palabEa fut
Luz; su nembra bapderD peEo & man
tener Ia se segunda ) difundiE b Drimer
contribuy6 unR D. 6gnde de b h1mbrel
de todos Los eatados y conaici0nea: an
clanos y l6Venes, asgunns casi sdoIes.
center, que IN aran de- la redenci6n
moral del pc IA aaOFihearon famiIia.
capdaL, ectividad e inte'igancia. yando
unon. como ell b:zsErO Ruiz B6 Wis,
m0rif en TERRA extrsf1e, buscando an !
pbFo para el ideal redentoF. y IIeQand0
Otf0s. en- temefAFio arrOio, como Ice
csbzcillas de L1Fes. shsAts lss nismS s
grAdss del cadalso.
CisYto que diYi i6a Interior separ6
s lps reYo!ucionaHios l3taRFcs de. les
eV0IucioniataG que confIFOn an q rs.
glcA del prcgreso mas bien qne on les
pTomesas de Esps 4 i pero no bssta mn
elsma 9 destruir u 81 batanc nciaIided fam
damental de M dc gma Los rios bifur
csn 90 curse 81 precipitArse 81 mar, sin
que j. fuente generadorR TompR 81 ul i.
dsd ri nude 50 origen.
II H9nrRr u mern0ria De Betances es
enslteCer todO el ciclo redentof que
iniCia sus s0bFa. EriQir nn mausoleo
que guarde GuB Cenizaa ed dar c0nsa-
gfsCi6n monumental a recuerdo de
todos. todos GuantoG. an una q otra
t0Fmes CO0peFRPors p0E humHnitsrio
lmputg0S s trGnaformar al ambiente
p0IfkiCO de nuestra sceiedad. EeiVindi
cando ell derech0 de Los puertorFique
nos & u vida y II kbsrtad. con todaa
suG c0nsecuencias.
No fALtar6 6 eae empefo mi concur.
sos pero lnsisto en- que Ae reelsme con
pefseVerancis ectiYA 81 de todoS. Y
CFeO que & logFsrlo -deb9n dirigtr sus
influencias los hombrea IlamRdos & for.
talecer v encap2sr D opinion popular.
81 as que responder & laR tradiciones
de puestro decsloRo TegionaliBta. No
puede hAbaF pAtFiG 81 81 pAtFi0tiOmO
no Be rinde feEvorosO quito. RonFaF
h memoirs y los heehOG de los Rntepa'
sadoB ben sm6rit0s que lnchsron pOr el
progres0 social. eB uno de los deberes
que llama sBgradog ell gran SiIVio Pc
licp. no ge divide que el laureI
aembrado hoy iunto 8 II tumbR de ar
patriots be de cefiir ma Il SnR ID 8 sieneD
del sembrad0T.
Yo espero que el pueblo puertorri
Queff1 responds u liamamiento dirigi'
do 8 "a ciVismO lAtente. zero aurque
atfIno fuese. ID ideat aeEeRd dora. del mo
nunento no deba ffG6AsaF.
Ana en- el terruflo caboFrOioeffo que
vigpriz6 Ias fbFasa Is Sayia 81 cere
bro del insigne rep6blic0. sobran pie
dFas On lRs oanteFSGAy Volnntad en- loS
hOmbres para leVAn8ar no ua t6mult
unG piFSmide, ino0Ffecta sense en- suO
ifneas, per0 sobrado elocuente para re
velar la postarid&d donde sc guar
dap, en- amoroso FelieaTio. lss 'cenizS'
del puartoFTiqu n j ganegOaO que regt
ideas de justicia en- 81 senO de una CO.
Ionia esClav que fu6. como M zztni
por ell mundo p0rdioGeando ayud8 psr
hsCar de una trilou de ilOtas IN puebH
de hombrea ibreG, yqae, i-6 J Absndo.
nadO de tOdos, raantuvO fFmes su'
idesIes, Siendo ls5yez protesta viva y
egida pFot.CtOra de Il bendita tierFI
que am6 con pasi6n HdeliTante. y Cuyr
& timO besO de luz no pudO en- lR hOra
extrema reCoger. .
ST 81 pals no csmple, Cumplamos
pOr 81 nosOtros. Vale.
Tr,; ! OK IA 1oos = *@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29
! IN HONOR De St AN NCEs.

" Iraenaos s nuestFaa COl9mrRB le ju
gosR carts que hR diFigido 81 aefiol
Fieytss, alcalde de Cab0 Roie, nuestrC
amigo don Salvador Bean, contribu,
yendo sai 4 h Cbrs de props Qanda 0ue
en- dich0 escrito be solicitR. en pro de
gna idea con la cuaI nos hsllsmoS iden-
tificados. raI
$ mr. don jose A. Fle5tau C,l.
bsFg. ... .
Cab 9.Roio.
Amigo mi
:. SorDendid0 por moTesta doIencia,
ha to hoy no pude acudir ID recIsnno de
ia eI ,tola que e tRdezC poF mas que
no me &vepgA 6 sCeptaT. DiB1a con Il
sigoifsSci6n de Vo2Ggattpa. Ell mote de
comets que me Rplicas. Les CometRs
Fesplandecen y IoR voIantines he encaDl.
DGqaG9. y nj una nj 0tFa cosa permi.
ti6me Ia madiocridad del ibgenio. Hu-
bieFas CompRYsdo mia inteFmitentes
lucub bra clones con Tas lIamaradss ag6-
ntcas de BampariEia que consumi6 eI
paTcO aceite. y hRbIfts eRtad0 en- 10
CiePto @
Que en- ID mas debil luz Qsrmina an
incendio vas & decirme, pero en- clio
entra por muCho la calidad del COM
bustible que se le eproximB; por ESQ,
al veEte preyeDidO contra Ell peliQPO
de perderse los huesos de Bstances en-
ell monitor an6nimo, y oiree deciarar,
con disCreta Teserva, que d importRn.
ciR artlGtiea del mausoleo se pFaduar6
por ID Cuantfe de les recur9os pecuuia-
rios que eE pals proportions. sf me fe-
licitO de ls ClArid8d con que aceVt6 &
expFesAFme, no menOs he de aplaudir
ID buena dispoaici6n de la espfritu.
Adelsnte, puea, y que no te dascora.
zOre la reIstiva indifsFenCia que 10 to
sA!i6 81 paso. A tener mi experienCia
ls hub eras desSontado antes de empe.
zVr. pCTque entire nosotros IG despedS.
dG del dueIO dei6 saldadR IL deuda de
gFHtitud ContrGfda con Tor pstricios
mas eminentes. No hay hiaI an mi
plumR; Sc infoTma en- los hechos.
:. He pCccs diAa que una ern pFesa Pc
rioGfsticA trat6 de enalteCer On r6meFO
Gd hoe. IB memoirs de Gauihier Bsnf.
tez, y 81 fecto invite todos los lite
ratios insulAres, que, seQdn OigO decir.
forman 20 legion. Z 6 ID horR de
ajustsr Ias planaR hubo necesidad de
relleparlas con lRB GiempreVivRg que
hRCe veintiCiDCo AMOS deahSjsmoa los
smigos del peeta sobre su cadSver. La
nuevR legion Rpenas 90 mobtr6 decu-
ris. tsE .-:.: .:@.1t5 as# sag
81 cato ocurre respecto de Gauthier
Beu1tez. 81 poebR mas tFafd0 y llevado
por velRdas reCreatiVas y gsrrule1fas
esCol8res del nuevO sistemg; b que tie
men algunoS como ID enCarna ci6n mas
cumplida de nuestro sentimentalism
regiOnal Squ6 hemos de espeFar para
BsBsncRs. expatriAdo h4ce cuarent6
IN 8, negadO como Cristo pOE sus sp6s-
tOles, y desConCcidO por Ia actual ge-
-neFRCi6n que. 8 hurtadiIIas CAST, spren.
di6 su nombrt2 .-.-.-.
No pretendo restsr entugiasmOs Ia
ConmemorECi6n en- proyecto. Ea que
para realizSrlo se golicit6 mi cOnCursO,
y teDGo el dsreCh0 de snaliz4r Las cir
cunstanCiRs en- que v0y & preatarlo
guatoso. III
Vive en- ell pals Cierto Ddmero de
personRs que fueron COrreligi0nRriaS
del doctor eminente; discfpulbB pOd1fR
decir, pues que profesar0n y prOpaga.
ron aus sRitAdoTas doctrinss con f6 de
cateC6menpg. W que no con alier TO de
COnfeaoPeg. Su fidelidad 81 Maestro ae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29

Un snl1O dc I3 amos macbaG6. aI
CTdRGO dOtf . hIf0 Dc slst8
shbs. + .as. !.
La audiencia de Badsioz conden6
al Rcusado.

B dej z EspI d \, Julio 5.-La Au-
diencia de ests ciudRd dicf6 sentencia
en- el inicio oral de una CausA instruida
por IN terrible aaeainAto que produio
honda impression. g--..f ~
Ei asesino IS an DifO de trece 4 Il ~.
y II victimS otro do siete. 44. AL.
H. Iquf como x fisre los hee hos el
fiscal: ~. " X: - ..EG..... -
E lcontr6ropse en- Ia dehess sLom,
pita0, termino de ID Coron0da, los dos
min % VaIentia TeIIp. de treee. . nos. y
Antonio Miranda E4cribano, de siete,
y fueron en- Ccmpt ftitIy montados en-
nua urrs s. una de hess pr6ximS. &
lIsver prCviRioneS 81 padre de uDo
de ellOB. - =
Al TtgreGo, en- 10 misma debeaa
SL' mpitA0, Gin % bsrse los motives,
ell Tell0 suiet6 pCr eI CueIIo al r in }
MirapdB, y con una piedFa Ie mRChaC6
Ell crfne0 y Ia cara products SADDLE u
fracturR de los hueaCs y Ia muerte ins-
taDtsnea. -e.-f 80
VsIeptfn TeIIo procur6 en- aeguida
borTsr las huellas del Clfmen que habiR
c0metidO, y para clio arTsatr6 eli cad6.
yer hsstA an hornO de lGdrillos que &
$50 metros go enco1trA ba. 4 .ss@ ss q
Dest4p6 ell horno. meti6 en- 6I ell ca
d6ver del infortun4do Miranda y vol
vic & taTar ls boCa del horno con los
lAdrillog y los piedrss con que eStaba
t,pRdO. merchandise tranquiIsmenta
aI que bio. :" T.
FL fi,caI cree que ell nina TeiIo obr6
con disceFnimiento. - ~
Hssta despu6s de.aIgunoy dias no 90
6escubri6 el csdkver. y entcnces. per
gOJpeChssv 80 detuv0 al nina TeIlo.
El pEnCesado neg6 toda partiCipa-
Ci6n en- el lcYimen. 4 49, .1.. 7'---
Declare con sorprendente desenVol'
tura. g ...a N .al .# v @.
AL hRceEIesobgeEFGF que incprrfa en-
Contradictions con 10 que declare en-
el sumafi0, las explicR con an desen.
fadO que 6orprende 81 auditOriO.
La pFueba testifcal fue detfAvora'
BILE para ell prccesado. nj. a.s' =, p.
DsclaERron los testiQOs que ell die
de suites vieron juntoS aI procsBado y
& 10 victims. .. IL s,s- H. i11. T.
Ell nlCalde declare que el dis en- que
90 verified eI entierFO de Ia victims 10
pFeaelci6 ell proeesRdo desd0 una VEN
tanR de Ia C8HceI, BonRiendO con una
ArquiIidRd psSmoss. EntopCes u
decl1rante Ie orden6 que,se FetiFarB
Los peritoB diseptisn respeCtO del
diSCerDimient0 del pFOCessdc.
El fiacsl pronuncis el iDfOrme aCu-
SRndO Rl nifio Valentin Tello como Ru-
tor de un delitO de homiCidiN, =, Cometi.
do con disceFnimiento.
El defensOr, seffpf Jimenez. neg6
que Su pStrOcinsdo fuera ell autor { ell
deIito , CombAti6 to mbien que, de hA'
ber cOmetidO el delitO, 10 realizAra con
discernimient0. ~. ~
81 JurRdO diSt6 an veTediCtO de Cul-
pRbilidad. :...
En- el apreci6se ID stsnuante estimG-
da por ID acussci6n p1blica. .'..
La seltenCia del tribunal de deFeChO
Conden6A Al niflo Tello 6 6CuAtrO ) nos de
pEiai6n correctional y mil peSetas de
indemnizGCi6n la familia de 10 vic
TINA.
PlOfunda i'm preston cAus6 Ia senten'
clio, Cuya lectuTa egperabR con annie
dad numer0aisimO phb'iCo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29

Amhos contendientes murieronY
Calatayud-Zaragoza ~ Espaaa.-
Jnlio l3.-En ell Juzgaao delins-
tFucci6n de CaIatay1d Sc reeibi6
esta mafiana noticia de habePse IL
brado una refciega terrible entre
dos sujetos en- Viver De Ia Sierra,
resultando muertos ambos conten-
dientes. u
Noticias particulares que poste-
Fiormente SO han recibido, reieren
que dos inaiViduos salieron desa-
fiadoS. " .-.1..-.-. ... j
Acometi6ronse con tai furia, que
los dos SO produjeFon beridas gra-
Vfsimas. II
Ambos b fallecido.
Juzgado sali6 para el lugaF del
suceso.
Los tales indiviauOs Sc acomhtie
ron ferozmente q cuchiIladas re-
suItaFon llamaFse Esteban LazaFC
(a) Agarrado y Juan Benedf, licen-
ciado de preside. 1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29

En- eStp impEenta Be vende pGpel 90
peEi6dioo VieiO 6 $500 quintah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29

E1 eBta imprenta re- Fendo p8pel de
oeEi6aicol Yisios. : 8. .o0 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29
DT IA EfCETI-TUD

Que han u>a>!o !: aostra Et,oIo:,, ~
ei1a j Go Il TN II :ando cl
ac5ual;dad, jsz.las hcEnos sabido 4
ningu2o q.,e no haya quedado So.
tisfecho dI resultado.. No pre-
t3ndemos nsda one no haya side
ainplianentc justffcado por la ex-
periencia. al recomendarla & los
c1fermos no tanemos mas que ha-
GER referefcia 4 sus nleritos. Sc
h an obtenido g2andes duraGioneB !
d . SECURE que Sc obtendran nlu-
G has mas. No hay, y podemos
a aBegurarlo honradamente, ningun
etro mcdicamento, que pueda e IL
plear3e con mayor fe Y confanza
Alimellta y sostiene las fuerza.
del enfermo durante esos periodos
eh que falta Ell .apetito y los ali
n pentos no pueden, ,digerirse. Para
e vitar las falsifeaeiones ponennos
eBta marca en- cada botella de Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29

FL salon aunque NO es muy gfan-
de, es bastauta capaz y est6 lnuy|
bien distribui1o. Sus apartados|
aanque 40 tan elegantes como los
de San Juan. son bastantes y se-
guros:
Al frente ae aquellae oficinR Sc
encuentra Ia aistinguiaa DANA do
la Hortensia RossY viuda de @
Neil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29
que despedsza & Ia Vfctima
y & los verdugog afrenta,

donde he de burcRrse & BstanCeSHdant
do vcz & ID protesta de sus CoHnpa'
triOtas, alixiRdos por eI Vaho meff-
fico de una penitenciaris agrfcola.
Porque & BetSnces no hR de v6fHeIa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29

+ Preparation de- Wampole' y sin
elIA ninguna es legftima. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene los
principles nutritiYos y curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacals.o
Puro, que extraemos de los higa-
DDS frescos del bacalao, eombinados
cbn Jarabe de Hipofosfitos Co
pnesto, Extractos de Malta y Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Tomada antes do
las comidas, aumenta el apetito,
aEuda 4 la digestion, vuelve &
IDS plaeeres ! tareas del muI1do 4
nuchos que habian perdido "a to-
dh esperaIza El ST.. Dr. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicilla de
Mexico, dice: Con buen exito he
usado la Preparation de sWampole
eli los Anemicos, Clor6t1cos, Ell Ia
neurastenia Y en- otras enfermeda-
dies oue dejan al ORGANISING debil
y Ia sangfe enapobrecida, 7 los
ehfermos Sc han Vigorizado y au-
nhentado en- peso. z El desengafio eq
i11pesible. En- todas las Boticas
-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29
1riuRfos do una jOVsD puerto
rTIQusRl on BlTGGIOna.

SegAu vemos en- ID prensa de BaEce-
lOnR. nueAtra CompatriotA Ia lntellgens
te se d lritR Ana ZsrandOna Lopez h@
obtenidO On los exsmenes del Conner
vatOriO del Lice0 primerOs pEemios De
pisn0, 10. = 90. curse.
Tambien ObtuV0 nOtR de gobreSa-
iente an Iel curse de 'Solfeo.
Reciba nueStrR cordial feIicltael6n
p0r tan brillantes 6xltos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-29
IglosIa Mstodlsta Ia |
santlslna Trinidad !"

Calla del Sci no 1s Servioios para
mEfIana: PfediOaCi6B & Iaa 8 de- Ia ms
flGna j Z 80 de D nuth9.
Esouela Dominica & laa de d
tarde.
Asientos Ebres para todos.
M. ANDUJAR.
Pastor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Proceedings of the Board of superivis-
ors of Marshall County at Their

August Session, 1905.
Monday, August 9TH, 1906 Board
convened pursuant to adjournment. All
members present.
In the matter of the application of
upon real estate in Marion township,
on motion of Jones, the auditor was
authorized to make said loan.
Examination of claims occupied the
balance of the day. Adjourned to
Tuesday, August sth.
Tuesday, August Sth, 1905. Board
convened as per adjournment. All
members present. Examination of
claims occupied the day. Adjourned to
Wednesday, August 9th.
Wednesday, August 9th, 1905. Board
convened as per adjournment. All
members present Claims were read.
and on motion of jones' were allowed
as read and warrants ordered drawn
on the different funds in payment Of
same.
On motion of Arney, the taxes for
1904, of Mrs. Amanda Booth guard
ian, were RENTED.
On motion of Jones, the meeting ad-
journed sine die.
Per Diem and Mileage.
w H. Whitehill, three days, thirty
miles, 1880
c. E. Arney. three days twenty
miles, $1,000.
w. H. Jones' three days, two miles, s12.
w. E. MLELAND clerk.
w. H. WHITEHALL, Chairman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR.
Will Be Held at Huron From Septem-
her ~ N 1E

VIII DC t1SlQ at TluFOH FToUl 0SPSStu-
Der II to is.
Huron, S. D., Aug. 22.-The state
fair of South Dakota will be held in
Huron the second week in September,
the same corresponding week it has
been held for years. 1t is from Sep
TENDER II to Is inclusive.
The new agricultural and horticul-
tural hall which has been completed,
is a gem of beauty. The building is in
the form of Greek cross and each
wing is 125 feet long, cement floors
and fountain in the center. The new
cattle barn is $50 by 10 feet. The new
sheep and swine pens have over 200
nests. The new temporary horse barn
is completed. The old agricultural hall
has been remodeled and is splendidly
equipped for the women's building,
while the poultry and dairy are all
taken care Of
Governor Elrod will dedicate the
buildings on the 18th, at which time
Hon. James Wilson, of Iowa, secretary
of agriculture, will deliver the princi-
pie address. Hon. George D. Perkins,
of Sioux City, has been invited to ac-
company Mr.. Wilson, and the people
are in hopes that he will
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23

June 80 to July T. Limit July IA. with
privilege of extension to August 8 on
payment of fee of so cents.
To Denver. account G. A. r. en-
campment) $14.S5; tickets on sale
August 80 to September 4. Limit Sep
TENDER IL, with privilege of extension
to October z on payment Of fee of SO
cents.
To Portland, Ore, (for Lewis and
Clark exposition) $4,000: tickets on
sale daily, limit ninety days; tickets
good going one route and returning
another, with liberal stop-over privi-
leges.
To California. Correspondingly as
low rates as to Portland.
To Hot Springs, Ark. One fare
plus two dollars for the round trip;
tickets on sale daily. limit thirty
days.
For full particulars call on agents.
or address A. B. QUITS,
G. p. and T. A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
Phenomenal Kraus
Coming to Marshalltown tc
Establish a Hot Springs
Institute

Multi-millionaire, Kraus, philan-
thropist and humanitarian, the great
physician who has created such fur
ore all over the east and more recently
in Iowa, is coming with his staff OF
registered, and famed Hot Springs doc
tors, to establish a permanent insti-
tute at Marshalltown. This great man
multi millionaire, grandson of Baron
Heinrich Kraus, of Weisbaden, Ger
many, who nearly a century ago eX-
pened fortune in putting the medi-
cinal properties of those famous Hot
Springs into solicited and concentrate
ed form, and for which the poor of all
Europe bless his honored name, has
been performing miraculous cures all
over the United States the past seven
years. Moving from east to west he
opened institutes in Iowa early in May
and the business they have done since
has we'll merited all the praise
grateful public has bestowed upon
them.
The grandson, generally known as
Phenomenal Kraus, accomplished with
the waters of Hot Springs, Arkansas,
what his grandfather did a Weisbaden
over a hunderd years ago, and his
cures have really been miraculous.
With him is associated the Great Ans
cline, descendent of the Rothschilds,
who has devoted all his life's work
to the cure of the afflicted. Having
accomplished much good throughout
eastern Iowa. the attention of the pub
lie spirited citizens was attracted in
Marshalltown and they were solicited
to open an institute here. Upon ma
ture elaboration they have decided
to do So and arrangements will be
made at once for their reception next
Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
s1,75o,ooo REQUEST TO CHARITY
Mrs. Julia e. HackIey Dies and lnsti
tutions Will Receive Aid,

Muskegon, Mich, Aug. 22.-Mrs. JUL
ia E. Haclsley, widow of Charles H.
Hackley, who was famous as a phil
anthropist, died yesterday at her home
in this city. and by the terms of her
husbands will one-fourth Of the es-
tate said to be worth $7,000,00O, will
go to local charitable institutions,
Mrs Hackley had been at the point or
death for several weeks. and was ar.
invalid for months. When her hus.-
band died Feb. 10 she was too i'll to
attend the funeral. Unable to gain re-
lief from an incurable disease at the
hands Of her physicians. she embraced
Christian science, but became no bet
ter in health. Mrs. Hackley was bora
in 1888 and met the man, she after
ward married, when he was working Ia
q mill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
To Land Agents.

This Is to cali your attention to the
fact that the Iowa Central railway will
sell daily during the summer months
round trip tickets at one fare plus two
dollars to certain northern Minnesota
and Dakota points, limit for return
October 81. Low round trip tickets
also ON sale daily to st. Paul and
Minneapolis after June /.
For particulars call on agents, or
address A. B. Cults. G. p. & T. A.,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
Homeseeker.' Rates.

Via the Iowa Central railway. On
first and third Tuesdays Of each
month, to Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri.
Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory.
Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and
other states. Stop-overs allowed ana
tickets limited twenty-one days. For
rates, time OF trains, etc, call on
agents, or address A. B. Cults, q. p. &
T. A. Minneapolis. MINI.
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81 had diabetes in its worst FORM
writes Marion Lee, of Dunreath, Ind
81 tried eight physicians without re-
lief. Only three bottles of Foley's Kid
ney Cure made me we'll man. B. A.
Morgan.
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Low Round Trip X Daily TO Port.
Land. VIA tho Northwestern Line.

Account Lewis and Clark exposition.
via direct routes or at slight advance
via San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Send 2-cent stamp for illustrated fold
er and full information as to extensive
choice of routes going ana returning,
with low rate side trip to Yellowstone
National Park and Alaska.
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Licensed to Wed.

Charles H. Shewey saloon keeper,
aged 80, and Anna E. Bromley, aged 20,
both of Boone.
Arthur c. Johnston, farmer, aged %.
of Tama, and Louisa Lacina, aged 90.
of Potter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23

Miss Laura Reed, s01 North First
avenue, entertained company of
about twenty friends Tuesday evening
at a towel shower, given in honor of
Miss Carrie Maulsby, who is to be
married to Mr.. Ernest Brown, at her
home, in Taylor township, on Wednes-
day, August 30. A musical program
was enjoyed, as were also several in
teresting guessing contests. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess dur
ing the evening.
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i Mr.. A. M. Barnhart, of Chicago, ac-
companied by his nephew, Mr.. ]. R.
Barnhart, who accompanied to the. city
the body of his brother, the late R. H.
Barnhart, who died in Chicago, left
for his home Tuesday night. Tuesday
afternoon Mr.. Barnhart was the guest
of Colonel Horton, at the Soldiers
Home, who is his old and dear friend.
The commandant and Mr. Barnhart
knew one another at Muscatine thirty
five years ago.
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Buy, sell, borrow, loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23

Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Iowa Central, spent the day in the city
on business.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will hold a business meet
ing Thursday afternoon at 2: 80 in room
% of the church
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Neighborbood Notes

TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.

TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
August 23.-Miss Jeanette Navin, of
Logansport Ind, who has been visiting
for two weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
William Paisley, has gone to Denver,
for vacation among the Rockies.
Will Mckibben has purchased the
Lewis Maulsby farm of eighty acres.
Mr. Maulsby is in North Dakota, where
hd has invested in a section of goo
wheat land. The family will shortly
move to their new home.
Mrs. Nellie Johnson and children. OF
Chicago, have been enjoying their
summer vacation at the Thomas
Reese farm. Mrs. Johnson is a sister
of Mrs. Reese.
Threshing Of small grain. is nearly
completed. The yield of grain does not
noticeably differ from that of other
years.
Fred Gard has gone to Barlow, N. D.,
to work with threshing outfit.
Invitations are out for the marriage
on August 80, of Ernest Brown
to Miss Carrie Maulsby.
The Dixon Bros. have rented large
farm near Conrad and will take charge
next winter.
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Mrs J. E. Starboard, son Earl, and
daughter Nellie, went to Omaha Tues
day to visit for a time with Mrs. Star
boards sister, Mrs. George Snearley.
They will stay there until September
5, when Mr.. Starboard will join them,
and he and Mrs. Starboard will go to
Denver to attend the representative
castle of the Royal Highlanders. While
in Denver they will visit with Mrs.
Starboard's brother, Mr.. w. d. Trlenl
in Colorado Springs