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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

--Ochenta y dos embargos sobre contris
buciones han sido levantados por la Ofici-
ma del Tesorero. -.
Ell dia primero de Enero pr6ximo to-
mara possession ell nuevo ayuntamiento de
Ponce. .... s.#
"A la reunion preparatoria que cele.
brard Ia junta Central de la Union de
Puerto Rico antes de la aperture de las
pr6Ximas Camaras concurriran todos los
representatives ella elegflos por dlcha
agrupaci6n. .%
-Parece que algunos de los represen-
tantes q la Camara; de ia minoria republi-
cana, no concurriran q las pr6ximas sesio-
mes por mostrar inconformidad con los
acuerdos del Comite territorial del partido
en- ell asunto de la Liga de Municipios
--Muy aplaudida fu6 anoche la banda
del battalion de Puerto Rico que efectu6 la
retrtta en- la plaza principal. Los aires
del pals con que Sc cerr6 Ell programa reci-
bieron una verdadera ovaci6n.
-Informase que ell documento que pu-
blicara aver LA CORRESPONDENCE CON
testando la Liga de Municipios suscri-
to por el Lido Sr. Hernandez Lopez fu6
redactado exclusivamente por este, por ha-
berselo asi encomendado sus dos compafie-
ros, los sefiores Rossy Sanchez Morales.
Ell senior Sanchez Morales, aseg6rase
que estuvo conforme con la creaci6n de la
Liga de Ayuntamientos sostuvo muchas
conferencias con los iniciadores sostene-
dores de ella, mostrando gran entusiasmo
en- su favor.
--Se asegura que hay disparidad de
criterio entire ell elemento director del par
lido republican, respecto quo persona
~,hara de leader de la minorfa en- las pr6xi-
mas sesiones de las Camaras. Unos estan
por Ell sefior Domenech y otros por ell Sc
nor Besosa.
Sc asegura que instrucciones particu-
lares han sido enviadas por algunas de las
personalidades de la directiva del partidc
republican, de San Juan, q los comites de
la isla indicandoles dejen de prestar su con-
curse q la Liga de municipios. Todos los
ayuntamientos de la isla siguen con gran
entusiasmo Ia labor en- favor de la Liga
apesar de las infuencias que Sc pretendan
utilizar en- su perjuicio.
I'm informe referente & installation de
bocas de incendio en- Santurce Puerta de
TERRA, enviado al alcalde por el sefior
Steinacher, sera remitido al ingcniero de
Ia ciudad fin de que Sc proceda al inme-
diato estudio resoluci6n del asunto. Es-
peramos que no dormird largo suefio y que
pronto Sc remediara ese gran inconvenien-
to que tantas veces ha sefalado la prensa
de la Ciudad. 4
--Se encuentra en- esta capital el DIR.
don Isidoro Porta, especialista espafiol en-
Ia curaci6n de hernias, que pasara aIgGn
tempo en- San Juan. .....-
Sc asegura que el Teniento don Fran
cisco Tallada, de la policia insular, presen-
tara la renuncia de su cargo, por pasar a
otro destino de Caracter particular.
Sc asegura que Ell senior Behn, jefe del
Movimiento de la Companfa de Ferroca-
rifles de esta isla, ha renunciado su cargo,
por tener que dedicarse q negocios que no
le permiten atenderlo. Dicho joven es
muy estimado en- San Juan, donde Sc ha
conquistado general estimaci6n Z de contr-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28
Para Sei0Ia'
Ili1as Y Ili1lls

mo ha visto usted los magnf-
f1cos trajes, blusas kimonas, sa-
cos guarda-polyos, enaguas, caIni-
sas, cubre7corsets, tpajes para nj
mas yninos, ETC., ETC., de telas de
hilo, hechOs en- nuestros propiosta-
Heres? Aunque los precios q que
vendemos son muy modicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido COM
prende desde la blusa mas censi-
LA, hasta los ricos trajes adorna-
dos con fnos encajes, calados, bor-
dados. etc.-7He Porto Rico Drowas
Work e Embroidery Colo For
taleza San Juan.
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Junta de lnspeCtores de CanlinOs del
DistTitO de AguadilIa.
SECRETARIA.

Vacante la plaza de Tesorero del Dis
trito por Tenuncia del que la desempenaba,
Ia Junta acord6, en- session del 26 de los.
eorrientes que Sc anuncie al pdblico por#
medic de Ia presente para que los aspiran-.
tes 4 dicha plaza presenter sus solicitudes.
en- Ia efcina del sefior Presidente de esta|
Junta. Para la cuantfa de fanza que
hay que prestar favor de Ia Junta, y demds
requisites del case, y6ase eI artfculo 264
de la Ley General de Caminos VICENTE
Loque Sc anuncia por el termino del
ocho dias para general conocimiento La
res, Diciembre 20 de 1905. Ignacio Osto-
Laza Secretario de Ia Junta. Vo. Bo. j.
O. Abrib Presidente de Ia Junta.
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EI enbajador rusO en- Paris.

Gar cuenta con medios sufcientes para
solucionar el estado de cosas y seguir Ia
buena maTcha de su gobierno.
Los valores rusos han bajado mucho
apesar de que los banqueros franceses Sc
esfuerzan en- sostenerlos frmes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

hara su entrada hoy en- la capital por Ia
puerta del Gonde Muchos amigos polfs
tieos asegdrase que han idosa reeibirle 4
San CTistobal
An1nciase una borrascosa session en- Ell
congreso de los diputados, al tFatarse el
asunto de la ratification del tratado con
los Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

New York, Diciembre %, 1.30 p. m.
Otros despachos aseguran que Ell parti-
do Jimenista Sc ha levantado en- armas
contra la Fraction de Caceres que Sc adue-
nara por sorpresa del poder, en- Santo Do
mingo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

New York, Diciembre %, 1.30 p. n.
Comunican de Paris que el embaiador
ruso ha manifestado hoy a los represehtan-
tes de la prensa que aGn cuando Ia situa-
cion del insperio parece difcil, sou exage
radas las noticias que circular y que el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28
Ell partidO iinenista.

Jimenistas del Sur y IN. 0. de la Repd-
blica notfciase que abogan- por los fueros
Constituencies violados en- la persona del
iefe del Estado, c. Morales.
Reina la anarqufa en- todo el pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28
Ultima Hora.---MoraIes en- MOnte-Cristy.

New York, Diciembre %, $50 D. m.
Dicen de Santo Domingo, que ell preSi-
dente Morales, protegido por eruceros anne
ricanos, desembarc6 en- Monte Cristy. En-
esta ciudad--d la que declarara ca pital de
Ia rcpGblica -formard ministerio, en- union
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

Aigunos comandantes mihtares de po-
blaciones de importancia han enyiado des-
pachos manifestando al Gar que no dispo-
nen de fuerzas sufcientes para dominar 4
los eyolucionarios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

de sus parciales.
Ell consul de Venezuela en- la ca
pital de Colombia, ha sido llamado por su
gobierno. Hay.gran tirantez de reIacio-
nes entire ambas rep1blicas cr@ese que
estalle una guerra,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28
NP0RT TANTES GABI IS
la situaCiOD de Sant0 Domingo.

New York, Diciembre rs, 1.30 p, III.
Notician de Santo Domingo que el pre-
sidente Morales sali6 combatir PERSONAL
mente los rebeldea, fuera dc Ia ciudad
capital,cuando fu6 sorprendido por numero-
sas fuerzas al servicio del general Ramon
Cdeeres, que tiene. grandes simpatfasHen la
region del Cibao y en- el Sur
Affrmase que el yice-presidente Oaceres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28
FL estado de guerra.

New York, Diciembre q, 1.30 p. in.
I'm ikase del Gar publicado hoy, man
t!ene el estado de guerra en- todas las pro
yincias del imperio donde hayan ocurrido
motines
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

la policfa y una carga decaballerfa produ-
jo gran escdndalo y mtlchos heridos.
Los manifestantes hicieron fuego i la
fuerza pdblica resultando dos soIdados
muertos y Is heridos, por la explosion de
una bomba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

Sc ALQUILAN dos magnffcas habi-
taciones propias para un matrimonio, con
vista la caIle y provistas de luz el6ctriea
bane y ducha. Tetuan 64 15v.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

Rfanse ustedes cnando oigan hablar
q los areopagitas del vino de "FaIerno'',
del vino de "Chipre", del sLicor de los
doses olfmpicos' Donde esta la cerveza
3Pabst' Sc acab6 el melao no hay raspa
que Sc suiete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28
En- San Petersburgo.

New York, Diciembre 28, 130 p. M.
Una manifestation popular tuvo lugar
aver reuni6ndose mas de 10000 personas
ante Fl palacio del gobernador de Ia ciu-
dad
Fue mandada 4 disolver por fuerzas de
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-18

perli mhn have SHARED each oshnfm
hnratns vM the l~lseaomaN mmruA.
have nareea zach ugher lhrUahh sick
ness ana wounds. have nkrt under
she same blanket and drank from
lha Name raatvrn. must necessarily
have developed d friendship impcp-
pihie under ordinary ccndltlone-fur
indeed there ara no tiea 40 tender,
and yet SO firm. as those welded IN
the ore IN fame aud battle,
some Figures.
There were enlisted In tho armies
of the Union about 2.ias. 900 men.
about 10000 OF whom lupt their liyua,
and at least 100000 more were left
crippled az tho close Of the war.
The Grand Army OF the Republic
now numbers about $4,000 members.
The department Of Iowa bas soms
1900 or $4,000 members and our
own post. boasts a membership or
about go. This number Is unusual.
ly large for q community Of this
size. Az a rule, OF course, the posts
are falling off in members, but last
year ,unde Commander Coleman,
Phil Kearney pest mustered fifty
one new recruits, and the present
year under Commander Coleman.
promises to be equally successful.
only once, I believe, in the history
of the post has the last years in.
crease been exceeded, and that I'M
der Commander Woodruff's admin
stration, when fifty.eight new re-
cruits were added"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-18

u TIE university and 4 rumsinaAily
broadening outlook.
Iadltnr VI, IA. Ncaaham, III the lkpo
Ank County News, and III une time "a.
lios ~ tho oahalouaA Herald. III \ ylws
itur IN the city IA attendance nj en-.
campuent. MI. Ncvdham IA the head
III q family " successful Newspaper
people, and the Keckuk County News
heara Tho distinction on Deing the beat
country newspaper IN Iowa,
The Herald last evening was hon
ord by a serenado from the Drum
Corps Of Klnsman Post No. Z OF Den
Moinos. Tho boys OF the Corps are
SO many years young, not old, b
make souistirrlng music with their
drums and nfes. The HERALD apprc.
ciates the visit OF the Boys" and
thanks them heartily for the. dlstinc-
ton.
Comrade John Uric, who was for
years agent Of the Rock Island and
Northwestern roads nc Atwood Juno
ton, IL In attendance at encampment.
Atwood is always a hard place to get
out Of, and an easy one to get into,
and John Urie's war stories for years
were q bright spot on the experience
of the travelling men who stopped Off
at Atwood.
The man In uniform thrust out his
hand and grasped the others warmly.
III 1t amt OIL Bill Crawford" he saia
warmly and shook the others hand
until he almost exhausted his warmth.
Crawford's response was a Glad to
see you, comrade," that didn't have
just the right ring. You don't re-
member me, BILL" said the man in
uniform, "you don't remember old
Polk?" Still grasping hands the 9th
er thought a moment, and the man in
uniform continued as the other said
over and over as IL dreaming: Polk,
Polk" why Crawford" and the
man in blue said it sort or reproacn-
fully now, why Crawford, you and
was the two biggest chums all
through the whole army" The 9TH
er's face was all afiame with recogni-
tom now. why, damn you, old Polk"
he said, with a broad smile, 1--WE a no
ton to lick you now,you SOL of a gum
And they grasped hands with renewed
feryor. Dozens of times this happen.
ed, and happened on every corner.
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Illuminated Decorations.

Never before in the history OF the
city have 30 many special decorations
and Examinations for any celebration
been seer The piece Of greatest
magnihcence that attracted all eyes
was an enormous badge OF the q. A.
X. worked out in perfect design in
electric lights and suspended from the
front Of the Pfcifer-B Belmont front. II
vas a magnificent piece OF work and
caught the yes OF admiring thousands.
The piece contains one thousand OF
the light globes and current is fur
nished from three different circuits.
The Baldauf-Rosenblat Company
also have a fine electrical display. A
national flag with moving waves Of
light is In the center Of light letters,
welcome, q. A. r."
The Hub has a special design work
ed in lights, and other special efforts
are noted here and there about the
city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-18
LADIES OF THE c, A. R.
Reunion Is a Success. Well At
tended and Enjoyed.

Wednesday morning was devoted by
the State Department Of the Ladies' Of
the g. "A. r. to a business meeting
which served to show the excellent
condition Of the order In this state.
The meeting was held In the Congre-
gational church and was well attend
ed. Prior to the meeting Of the State
Department q called meeting OF the
O%skaloosa Circle was held In prepare
ton for the caring Of the delegates
and similar matters.
Department President Mrs. Julia
Flanagan called the meeting to order
and Immediately the conductors pro-
coded to receive the credentials OF the
properly accredited delegates. The
bad weather had had the effect OF
keeping some Of the officers and many
of the delegates away from the meet.
ing.
The president appointed a commit.
tee on reports: Mesdames Parsons or
Dubuque and Angle Of Muscatine; and
a committee on resolutions, Mesdames
Kratful Of Waterloo and Stewart OF
Muscatlne. r. Then before continuing
with the work Of the organization, she
announced the appointlve officers Of
the convention. They are:
organist-Mrs. II. y. Davis, of Oska-
loosa.
Observation-Disclosures Marietta Glover
and J. w. Bateman, Of oskaloosa.
Press Reporter-Mrs. LIMA Ellis, OF
Oskaloosa.
Following appointments OF the pres.
ident, reports were read by the De-
partment President, Senior and Junior
Vice Presidents of the Department,
the Department Treasurer, Secretary,
Chaplain and the inspectors and Coun.
cillors. The reports showed the or.
ganiZation Of the Iowa Department
in a growing and a fiourishIng state,
and were an excellent commentator
upon executives Of the State Depart.
ment.
President Mrs. Flanagan also read
greetings to tho Department from tn.
Davenport Circle.
The report of the auditing commit.
tee was read and accepted, and all re-
ports were placed upon motion In the
hands Of the committee on reports.
Followed the reading Of the reports
from THE Circles represented. These
were the Circles at Clinton, Muscatine,
Waterloo, Atlantic, o~skaloosa, Keo-
kuk, Dewitt, Valisca, Montezuma,D Day
export and Grant.
Greetings from the National Secre.
tary and National Treasurer were
read, after which the meeting was ad.
tOnrned.
This afternoon after the parade the
ladies' met at the church and exemplL
fed the Ritual by the Waterloo team.
The oskaloosa Circle is quite promi-
nent In the work, and Is one OF the
largest Circles in the state. Five del.
egates represent this city In the con-
They are Mesdamds @.
Woodruff, Marietta Glover, James
L~oughridge, +. b. Davis and Anna
.orcoran.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-18
Wednesday Evening.

500 oclock-Camp fire at opera
house. Major John F. Lacey, chair
man. ,
Music by Iowa Brigade band.
Inyocation-Rev. A. G. Kaye.
Music-"Soldiers' Chorus" Faust.
Address-Col. Chas. A. Clark.
Address--Hon. N. II. Kendall.
Music-"Battle Hymn Of the Repub,
lic." @
Address-Capt. j. A. T. Hull.
Address-Hon. J. p. DollIver.
Music-"Tenting Tonight.
Taps. "@. -" "A Z"
Camp Fire at Methodist Church.
$500 oclock--Camp fire at Metho
dist church. Department Commander
II. r. st. John, chairman.
Music-Turner's Martial band.
Invocation-Rev. J. w. Somerviile.
Music-"Just Before the Battle,
Mother" Profs. Solomon and Hurt,
with male chorus.
Address-Gov. A. b. Cummins.
Address-Hon. Tnos. Hedge.
Muslc-G oou'bye, Little Girl, Good
bye" Miss Irene Kissick.
Address-Gen. Robt. Mann Woods,
department commander of Illinois.
Address-Gen. J. Il. Weaver.
Music-"Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" Miss Irene Adler, with male
chorus.
Taps.
Thursday, May 18th.
900 n. m.-Business sessions o
all the organizations.
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The Great Parade.

The Great Parade.
The great parade which is an an
nual event OF the State Department
Encampment, moved about two o'clocl
this afternoon and II was witnessed
by an immense crowd Of people. II
was one OF the best parades ever seer
on the streets Of the city and was one
long to be remembered. The old vet
Grams afoot we're cheered Justify ar
they marched through thousands upon
thousands Of admiring people.
The parade was under the direction
OF Colonel L. b. Cousins, Of Davenport,
chief OF staff, and he was assisted by
numerous aides on horse.
The line was of the following for.
nation:
The line was formed under direction
Of Col L. b. Cousins, Chief Of Staff, ON
South First street and First avenue
east, the right resting on Second
street, In the following order:
Platoon OF Police.
Iowa Brigade Band OF oskaloosa.
Co. y, Gath Regiment /. N. G., Fred
A. Moore commanding.
Department Commander X. r. ST..
John and STAFF.
Department OF Iowa @. A. X.
Organized Posts.
Phil Kearney Post No. 40, Of Oska.
loosa, having the left OF the line.
Martial and other bands In attend.
viii be placed in the line.
The Line OF March.
Tho parade being formed, the col.
umn marched east on First avenue
Seventh street; thence north to
High avenue; thence west on High
avenue tn First street; thence south
10 First avenue; thence went on First
avenue 10 ID street; thence north TO
High avenue; thence east on High ave
nue. TO First street, where near the
Hotel Downing the column disbanded.
The parade passed in review be-
ore the Department Commander OF
Iowa, the Department Commander oil
Illinois, the Governor OF Iowa, the
Of OskaIoosa, and distinguished
Also 800 public school chill.
Iren were stationed at the court
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-18

house and sang under the direction OF
Prof. Solomon, as the old soldiers
pass In line. :
The following aides on the staff OF
Department Commander II. r. St.John
accepted the special invitation OF
the Committee On Invitation and Pro.
gram to accompany the Commander
In the grand parade and many OF them
were In line:
H. b. Cousins, Senior Aide and
Chief Of STAFF, Council Bluffs.
w. T.. Sinclair, Humeston.
Harry b. Shaw. Nora Springs
N. II. Spears, Westgate.
A. X. Hostetter, Grinnell.
J. II. Lindsay, Marengo.
John G. Ferris, Hampton.
II. g. Haynes, C~enterville.
G. W. Reynolds, Grundy Center.
w. i. Stanley, Eidora.
Henry Carl, Adel.
A. w. Jaques, Fairfield.
r. X. Morris, Deep River.
- ~ 1AniPNig DhbhhiW@'
w. ID. Lamb, Northwood.
M. r. Wood, Lake City.
j.. G. Smith, Garden Grove.
G. u. Weston, Greene.
s.. N. Human, Belmond.
j. r. q. Cold, Gladbrook.
M. Mcdonald, Bayard.
g., II. Gross, Des Moines.
c. w. Crisman, CoJfax.
David Kelsey, Anamosa.
j. II. Cowboy, Stuart.
II. p. Scott, Davenport.
r. i. Davis, Missouri Valley.
j. r.. White, Webster City.
George Franzen, Kingsley.
w. G. Tompkins, Clear Lake. +.
Geo. r. Brechtd, Boone.
@. ~ Deans, Newton.
Isaac Hakeman, Belle PLANE.
w. 8. Crosby. Manchester.
w. ID. Forbes, Des Moines.
w. d. Blakemore, bedford.
Henry FRANKIE, P~arkersburg.
Chas. Halle, Peoria.
s.. w. Smith, Mason City.
"A. VI. Hocum, RicevilIe.
g. L. Jones, Bristow.
John Morrison. Hedrick.
.E I
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@. "A. r..
ENCAMPWENT
tccnainasa from ran l)
tccntinued from rare 10

know their business aud maiua fnu
music. The personnel of tho Corps IL
as Follows,
Joe Deemer, manager, Co. n 10th Ia.
W. w. Wright, Co. N 9th Iowa Cav.
n. d wickH, Co. II 18th Iowa.
J ]. Draper, Co. q 25d Iowa.
y. =. McQuiston, Co. u 23d Iowa.
j. Il. Crawshaw, Go. g 22d Iowa.
\. W. Reynolds, 40th Iowa.
A. q. johnson, ell OF Des Molnes.
II. j. Huskamp, Go. X goth Town, of
Fenton.
d. d. Cormick, 9th Iowa, Rolfe.
q. NJ. Pitzgar, Ames, Iowa.
w II Daft, Co. | 47th Illinois, prai.
RE City.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-18
Gun Caps and Bullets.

A telephone which was put up In the
headquarters tent was Of great assist.
ance during the day.
The Hotel Lacey has an attractive
decoration Of palms from the green
house Of w. r. Lacey.
+. M. Epperson, state representative
from Wapello county, IL among the
familiar figures about headquarters.
The G. A. II. Twins Of Charlton ar.
rived all 0. X. Tuesday at 1880 p. m.
This. ad. Ia put in for the benefit OF
Father Poucher.
d. J. Palmer, Of Washington, former
state railroad commissioner, was seer
greeting his many friends among the
comrades yesterday.
Supervisors James Stephenson and
X. w. Moore were numbered among
the comrades In the city in attend
ance at the encampfnent yesterday.
Captain Jack Morrison, OF Hedrick,
was visiting among his comrades
Tuesday afternoon. Captain Morri'
son Is n OF the staff ofncers Of the
encampment.
Uncle" All Barnes, who Is the pio-
newspaper man in Monroe coun.
ty, Is among the visitors at sncamp.
ment and Is meeting a host of old
friends In his visits.
Hornets Nest Brigade had many
badges In evidence, and during the
course Of the day several handsome
nests appeared as emblems Of the
famous brigade Of fighters.
Mrs. J. b. Romenis, Of Denison, Is
among the active workers in the w.
X. G. Mrs. Romenis is the wife OF
the well known Iowa politician and
legislator. She reports that her hus-
band wal prevented by business from
attending.
Among the past commanders pres.
emit at the encampment are: General
Terrence, of st. Paul; George Metz.
ger, Of Davenport; and l.. b. Ray
mond and John Lunt. Ali are heartily
enjoying the encampment.
Major John r, Lacey was among
The members. Of Phil Kearney Post
who wore new uniforms yesterday.
Major LAcey's many friends were fire..
luent callers upon their congressman
the course Of the aay.
Major Mahon, Of Ottumwa, Is a
prominent worker in the present en-.
,ampment. Major Mahon In still re-
In Oskaloosa for the de-
way in which he presided at
reunion campfire in this city in
900.
There were drum corps present
rom Dies Moines, Knoxville and FL
on, and the Cskaloosa drum corps
yas also In evidence during the day.
a spite OF the bad weather the Boys"
young again when the martial
sounded.
General James ID. weaver, a former
ongressman from this district, 10
mong the comrades in attendance at
he encampment. General Weaver 1
as a distinguished figure in the IoD-
Y OF the. Downing Tuesday afternoon
his many friends. I
Governor Albert d. Cummins was /,
nong the busiest men at the encamp-
ent Tuesday afternoon. Governor !
ummins was eagerly sought by doz. +.
Is Of the comrades, who were person I
and political friends or admirers, !.
i'd held a reception which lasted sew |
al hours, 4
President y. ID. Tucker, Of the Sons 4
Veterans Memorial university at I
ason City, Is among the guests at I
convention. The president is II \
10 looking. courteous. cultured gem X
sman. and he reports a great growth a
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iA ii. WneA. Mf weanun
d. N Underwood. New isAmpson
"a Al maRRAra, Alauna.
fNnm II uFpen. weet Union.
w n sampson. Nliilnca
Nuhefi Kiaslrk, oskaiuoea.
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] was a sufferer Of Fistulae and kid.
rey trouble for several months. Con-
several physicians and they
said would have to have an opera.
ton. Finally ! consulted DIR, shallent
berger and ne cured me without an
operation. II you viii write me I viii
Tell you all about my case.
J. y. Lynn, Fairfield, la.
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Roone Wanta Encanpment.

The Boone delegation Of soIdiers
and citizens. one hundred strongcame
down TO get the sncampment for that
city next year, and they have good
prospectsFof capturing the plum! The
delegation was headed BY Mayor
Goodykoontz, and by r. T. Ashford,
president Of the Boone Commercial
Club. w. w. LOOMS, editor Of the
Evening Republican, came along TO
keep the folks al home posted. and
withal the delegation like the town
they represent. has been wide-awake
sycry minute Of the time.