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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19

urnas saldrS una victoria hrsl y de.
fnitiva.
Durante el curse dc III peroraci6n
el senior Munoz fue interrumpido con
frecuentes aplausos.
En- el banquete rein6 10 mayor
cordislidsd y sntusiasmo: fue un acto
daderamento fraternal. Crso que
de shf partir& un hermoso esfuerzo
de propsga ganda flo de conversir las
palAbras en- hschos y en- realidades
las esperapzAs.
Esta noche se celebrarS un NEE.
ting polftico en- el tsatro 10 Perla, que
, ser& sin duda. el acto mas trascsndsn.
tai para nuestrA polftlca local, resli-
zado aqui desde hacs mueho tempo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
I'm hanquete.


Los amigos J correll gionarios del
ssaor Muflox ls ofrecieron un ban.
quote que tuvo efseto & la ma dc Ia
tarde On el <Hotsl Melias.
Asistieron el senior Oppsnheimer,
alcalde dc 10 cIudad. el senior Llorens
Torres, presidente del Comite, y los
aehores Lcdo. Acoata Qaintsro, DR..
Coronas, DR.. Ferran, Goyena, once
do Leon, Ctntr6n ldon zoio). Vicente
Marin, DR.. Moret, valdivieso ldon
Enrique), Torruellas, Bsrdeguez, Js-
ads Lago, Juan Herman, Lcdo. Bsce.
fra, America Marin, Moret (dop 81.
m6n), Sanchez MontAlvo (don Benig.
no), santini, DR.. Gutierrez, 8. OPP
penheimsr, hiio, Cordsro Matos, Pa.
bio Hernandez, Cespedes, Rivera Es
bri (RsfaelA Dapena. Rodulfo del
Vale, Luis PorratA Doris, Ramon
Dapens, Orta y Agusifn Chavler.
OcupabAn las eabeceras de les
mesas los stfiores Mufioz y Astol y los
artesanos Santiago Colon y Casimiro
Garcia.
FL menu fak explendido y los vi
NOS franceses y espafoles exqutsitos
A 10 hora del champagne inici(
los brindis el Lcdo. Acosta Qlintere
I con I'm discurso breve y brillants; si
gui6.e Assol con una imprc vlsaci6r
fogosa, sorrectfsima; hacienda dss'
pues uso dc 10 palabra en- tonos YER
dadsramente pasri6ticos los aedore
Llorens Torres, Gutierrez, Bscerrs
Coronss, Lsgo, Ponce do Leon, docto
Morst, CAsimlro GArcis, Berdeguez
del Vale.
Cerr6 los brindis el senior Muffo
Rivera, levsntando su cops, en- prime
It@rmino, por el gobernador Winthrop
| tsniendo para ests frases enthusiastic
! y iustas. Enseguida habl6 de nueAtra
pAtri6ticAs esperanzss, Que ahora 90
mienzan & alboreAr, y do To- realidad
!que 90 cosa muy asria, y que NOS reu
MIA On torno dc Ia mesA para probs
lde que modo 90 compacta 10 Union
| los unionistAs en- def de 10 Patri,
| Expres6 ideas frsncamente Of
timiatas, aHrmando que el pueb
aplaude hoy, euAndo 20 hace polite
gubsrnamsntal, 10 que demueatrs. Z
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
MEETING De AN0CHE

pals. Diio que vsnfa otra vez 81 tea
tro de sus luchas, y no con 10 traba
dc compromisos burocraticos nj de
empleos oficialeS; sino con ls enteridsd
de su Altivez y dc 50 independence.
Aludi6 alos rspublicanos y tuvo
esta frsse: <Aunque el partido Unio.
nista no los combata, la naturalexa
los slimioara por que 10 vida no con.
clente cadaversss.
Astol h'zo tamb!ea Ia justa loa
de Ia standardization en- esta epoea que
el pueblo .rscordarA siemprs con or.
gullo, porque en- ella 90 compenetran
on una sola aspiration gobernantes }
gobernados.
Como al emLegar, 10 muchedum-
bre tribute & Astol al concluir una
ovaci6n srdien.fsima.
Cerr6 el meeting Mufioz Rivera.
Expres6 sus simpatias hacia Ponee;
recordo el sentido optimista de 81 dis.
curse en- Octubre de 1904; afrm6 que
las promesas estAn realizadas y laa
esperanzas oumplidas; afAdi6 que sl
Unionismo. he hcch honor & su pro-
grama electoral y que 81 conducts
preterita responds dc su conducts
/ pr6xlma. Consign6 varlos peridos o
gobsrnsdor Winthrop y al Seoretarit
Post, poniendo do relieve sus servicio'
4 lA patria puertorrlquefiA y solicitan
do rara ellos un APPLAUSE.
! Este reson6 con esEepito , 80 pro
long6 mas y mas. Lamsnt6 que cier
tos seHores del Conssio Eiscutivo nj
sscunden 10 fscunda politics del JET
del Gobierno. Clio al Attorney Go
neral, refriendose & los tscnicts1nos O.
que 90 sncierra, tscnicismos en- los gu
por casualidad todos los casos q
vuelvsn contra el intere es de ID Uni6r
. Sc exIendi6 On con .ider aciones l6glcs
: sobre el absurdo de que en- Puerto
Rico 500 tengAn autonomfa los Coz
sejsros del Executive, que On muchs
j; casos desvirtdsn J comprometen
q mareha del Goblerno, erekndole OBJ
i tAculos insuper ab.es, Sostuvo q,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
REV|sTA TEATRAL
~
Las funciones del sabado y
domingo muy concurridas.
Entusiasmo pdblico. -, -
LAS CARCELERAS
Los artistas y las obras. --El
maestro Burset y los coros.
Un aplauso general.
LAS CARCELERAS

I'm. les noches del sGbado do
mingo, sl tsatso del Parque vi6se su.
mamsnte fsvorecido por stipguida
concurrtneia.
So pusleron ca escens, el s&bsdo,
los splaudidfsimas zarxaelas <La Ca
msronss sCsrcslsrass , svisnto On
popas
Ea dlchAs obras t.abaia y 10 dis.
tlngue notablements 10 tiple seifora
Nuiiez. Ea vsrdad que Laura Nunez
% toda una artista. Una eantante de
msnos sseuels ~ 90 hubiera sstrella.
do llsvanio sl peso do obras do tan
difcil empeao, cantando todas las
noshss sin que Haquee nj Sc note en-
tan sim2aslca artIsta el menor can
sancio.
El pdblico, que rseonocs, cada
vss mas, los envldiables meritos de la
Nunez, ID aplaude calurosame. to. Ii
labor que rsalizs On <Carcelsrass 90
sobsrbia y, como indicamos, denota
grandss facultsdss on tan distip z dida
Nple.
Ssbs eompartir los I, iunfos con 10
ssfiora Nanez, el baritone senior Real
que o. verdaderamsnte I'm prodigio,
El sefior Real que trabsia On un tee !.
tro que no reuns coudisiones acGst-
sas hse, vibrae 10 vcz haata sl punto
do que no parsce sino que dicho local
o. el MAJ aprop6sito para lucir los
m6ritos un cantants. So VOC duloe '
dc w voldmsa bastants sstenso, de
gran sonoridai, contribuys que real.
90 de un ado eavidiabls el Jeads, de
eCarcslsrss1 Fl sAbado, ambos sr'
ttstas slcauz .ron uoa ovaoi6n, tsnien.
do que sAlir & 10 escena reptidas ve'
ces.
FL ssiior Roselli, como sismpre,
IN buen artista que por sf solo hsce
una compafifs. Celsbrare que sl
stfior Roselli 40 20 deis infair por
nadie.
Sus m6eitos son superiores para
Que aNfran misdidcscionss.
sViento 60 Popa,, fue aplaudida
como % msrecs.
Auochs 10 TOGO el turno al ssflor
Ramirez, quien luci6 sus habilidadei
dc actor c6m!co. Con declr que O
Atilano de 10 sMarcha de Cadis, es
taba d 81 cargo, estk hecho 81 elogio
Este papel psrece hscho expresaments
para tan simp&tico actor. Encaj,
muy blen en- sus facultades.
La tiple Nuiisz y sl senior Real OF
Centinda On Ia pdgina 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
(PoR TELVGRAFo)
Ponce Mario 10.
DKMoCRAcIA, San Juan.

DKMOCRACIA.- San Juan.
A les nueve de la noche empez6 Ell
gran meeting unionista en- el tsatro 10
Perls.
Presidfa sl seiior Mudoz Rivera.
Ocupaban el escenario muchas aefioras
y seioritas; el comile dc Ponce y mas
de trescientos correliglonarios. Tea
tro completamente lleno, palcos, bu'
tacas, galerfas y .escaleras paraiso:
todo oeupado por tres mil personas
ansiosas de DIR & los oradores. Abri6
el acto el Ledo. Llorens Torres, Presi'
dente del Comit6 local. Su discurso
fue vibrante, de rasgos hsrmosos Dc
elocuencia. Explic6 el obieio del
meeting aludiendo oil perlodico LA
DEMoCRAcIA y CON frases magnifcas
atae6 al psrtido republicano.,
sElogi6 al Gobsrnador Winthrop
y eonquist6 aplausos repetidisimos.
Habl6 Angel Acosta hacienda un
discurso breve, sintelico, psro robusto
en- 10 sntonaci6n = s6lido on el rszo'
namiento. DID CON brio 10 nota GU.
bernamsntal, digna y energica. H'zo
iusticia & Ia noble sctitud del podsr
Executive actual. Auchos. splAusoi
recibi6 el orador.
Hablaron despuei los ssfiorsi
Cordero Matos y Carmelo Martinez
dos i'm mprovisaciones buenas. Fogoss
10 una J cklida, suavs y honda |,
otra. Ambas rebosantes dc ninceridat
y envueltks On formas gallardas. Az
tol pronunci6 un impromptu digno d.
81 reputation dc tribune.
/ Bizarre On el gesto, artistico, 70
liz on las imAgsnes selsctas, pfofund
en- el concspto, elsgante On el ampli
Auir do les ideas y do las palabrai
su dlscurso electrix6 desde sl prime
momenso & 10 multitud y pudo conts
por pArrafos las ovaclones. Trat
los asuntos poliiicos con masstri,
pero 90 extendi6 mas al referirae
Ponce y q su historic singular On
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
Auoche lleg sron & ssta ciudad q

@sv AWs S~
Anochs llegsron & ssta ciudad 81
ssior Nuilox Rivera J su familia.
I'm Juana Dlaz y 81 Coto le espe'
raban muehos amigos do Ponce que 10
acompahsron en- gran n1mero dc co.
ches hssta el "Hotel MsliA" donde 20
90 hospsda.
A las oeho 90 sentaron & 10 mesa
CON varios amigos invitados, cam
biaudose entire todos Manifestations
de atecto y cenfratsrnidad.
Ofcinas dc la Democracia"
Esta mafians, q las disz, se inau-
guraren las ofcinas de LA DENooRA.
o1A, en- un espacioso local en- ID calle
do Isabel ndmero IL.
Gran concurrencia dc amigos y
correligionarios ocup6 los salonss,
hacienda uso do ls palabra el senior
Muilox Rivera quien On una sencilla
oraci6n explic6 10 Specification y el
aleanee del acto que 50 rsalizAba. I'll.
20 I'm elogio sarifoso dc Ponce y do
los poncefos, recordando que en- aque.
lla progresista oiudad fue que VIC 10
luz por vez primers, hace diez y sells
amos, LA DEMoCRACIA; allf fue donde
este paladfn dc nusstras luehas poli.
tieas lihr6 sus mas slocuentes J pa.
tri6ticAs batallas, por 10 que el nombre
dc Ponce irA siempre undo al nombre
de LA DEMoCRACIA. Que al inaugu.
rarse allf eata oticina sucurasl del DO.
ri6dico <LA DEMoCRAcIA, quiere eata
demoitrar Ala ciudad que fue su cuna,
toda su gratitud y todo su cariiio, pres
tandola un auxilio mas directo y efcaz.
Present6 lusgo q Eugs snio Aatol como
10 inteligencia que en- Ponce eiecutara
10 obra do LA DEMooRAc1A propen-
diendo al triunfo dc 10 eUni6n,, que
es el triunfo del pairiotismo puerto.
rriquefio, respondiendo al mismo item
po & las nesesidades de una sociedad
que ha menester enc tgleos defensores,
Grandes aplauaoS acogieron les fra
ses del senior Mufioz Rivera.
Despues habl6 Astol On identict
sentido y 90 declararon abiertas 10.
ficinas dc nuestro peri6dico. Tam.
bien hicieron uso dc 10 pAlabra, col
frases elocuentes y patri6iisas, los 80
flores Llorens Torres y Flgueroa.
III acto termin6 & las once, entr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19

Dedcamos preferente atenci6n nuesras aereditadas
marcas Ron CHAMPION, que no tene rival Ell popular
Ron CoMBATE, Anis MAR1PosA CoMBATE.
Solfcitese el afamado Bay Rum Ell P1T1RRE
Constante exstencia de Vino Tinto'' 'Moscatel'
"Rioja" espa fol.
Compradores exclusives del antique acreditado "A
eohoiado Barnes"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
INAUGURATION DE- .,.ss
NUESTRAS OF|C|NAS
(DE NuEsTRO CORREsPONsAL)
Por TELEGRAPH. Ponce, Mario Is.

las mayores mueatras de ertusiasmo
' coufraternidad.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
Next, We Offered Our Customers the Stock
of the Mohawk Leasing Syndicate

Owning lease the Mohawk property and headed by the millionaire
miner Monete We stock weeks at rs
share today this stock bought for less than 40 share
Tor the company taking milling within few days
the shaft the will be SO feet which level
will break the gobeang lodges nghbong
easer and then the stock will upward flight the record of
the Frances Mohawk.
And What? In welknown Angeles
capitalists GoIdfied Silver Pick Leasing
cate which has secured aeny lease the great Silver Pick
Mohawk We already
$4,000 splendid
rich that will be encountered additional depth We SELL
for short time nonassessab
which able
Gofed leasing We also special arrangement allow
buy this with payment of only 50 per of the
subscription the other SO paid without
80 days later This the allowed
the deferred which action itself the best testimonial
offer of faith the value of the Silver Pick lease In all
probability the stock will be selling in market much
higher figure than the ang the buyers the latter the
benefit of at least substantial profit stock only half paid for
The directorate of the GOdied Silver Pick Leasing Syndicate
includes such W. Wheat of the of Venice Cali
forn unique and famous seaside H. Rudis capitalist
Donnean Company W. Wilson, capitalist D. Camp
bell mining engineer who located developed the fabulous bodies
of the Jumbo and Reilly lease the Florence God6e and
who is consulting engineer at the lease.
We have made large of profit for Los Angeles
Godfed leasing stocks during the last months this clearly
We shall other
you join the list of those who share in these pof If you wish
quickly Subscribe for the stock Immediately the
herein mentioned
l5c Per Share, Par Value 81
Make All Remittances Payable to
D. ROBINSON COMPA
IS Grant Building, 355 South Broadway Los Angeles, c.
Broncho omce:N York Newark p Toronto
YEAR IN BUSINESS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
SA 7,

Opportunity knocks mans door" This old
old that has become rule of human But
there exceptions all and furnish the exceptions this
in phenomenal producing Coldfed mining stocks
Witness: <+.
First sold customers Mohawk Mining Compans stock from
Is to so cents the latter figure ruling late last March This stock
selling Godd Francisco around
$500 share times much highest figure clients paid
for months showing 900
six months the of 1890
In July this sold stock Mohawk
Mining Company which of the wonderful Mohawk
at 20 share During the last week this stock
bid for 70 share the Godd Exchange enabling
makea profit of ESQ ess and
half months This stock like Mohawk has because deserved
carload after carload of ghgad is being shipped from the
yielding $2 86Oo Franceoawk pays dividend of
ing price.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
25c H0ndkercItiefs roc

Women's plain hemsttched handkerchiefs Of pure
linen, cambrc and lawn some with hand-embroi
dered corners or lace trimmings; also Irish linen
handkerchiefs with hand-embroidered initials; val
ues to 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
soc Handkerchief 25c

Womens real cambria and linen lawn handker-
chiefs with exquisitely embroidered centers and
either plain hems or embroidered edges; some of
them lace trimmed; values in the lot up to SOC.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
$3.50 Unite ParaSoLS S2.OO
$3.50 LDhite GIoDes $3.50

Womens twenty-button mosquetaire, real French
kid gloves, white only; have three pearl buttons
and three rows embroidery stitching on back; they
are the popular gloves for the season; worth $3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Children'S UndermuSLins

chidrens
a mother purchase the material sit
nothing in the following prices will attest
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS-Trimmed with lawn
hemsched rufle amply proportoned and in all ISc
sizes up to IL years S5c values White Fair price, ios
zoe chidren's drawers, waists or skirts 1oc
3
oOc Zoe
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Whine AfhIefic Waists $3.50
9sc white lawn shirt waists

regulation style of athletic
girl of pure linen Just the thing for all out
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
U1Omen'S S DrduerS

3o-CAMBRIC DRAwERs=Cike c,ut; made made With, with wide
and ace worth 25c anywhere, White Fair leader ioS
2o-CAMBRIC DRAWERs-(ike eut1; 20 STYLES to select
wide rufles trimmed with lace finished
with hemstitchng S9c values. White Fair price @oS
2s-CAMBRIC DRAWERs-(Lke cut; three styles to
rufles trimmed with laceS embrod-
amply proportoned and soc values. White 3Qc
Fair price w
II 27-CAMBRIC or NAINSOOK DRAWERS-(Like cut);
twen select FROM made with wide rufles
trimmed with embroideries; all of them 75c
~
II 28-CAMBRIC DRAWERS-(Like cut) made with wide
rufles; trimmed with aces or embroderies every one
la s1OO value; priced for the White Fair A a4s 6QC
25-CAMBRIC DRAWERs--(Like cut); ten styles to
wide rufles trimmed with laces or
embroideries in number of patterns; $I5O 02c
values White Fair price w
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Wight Phone
JerDice

Call up ES. 90, Either
Line, at Any Hour
and Order U)hdt You
liant Next Day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-13
ASK PAROLE FOR GETZ
Board of Control Petltionsd to Re-
lease Well Known Physician From
the State Observation-Disclosures for
Appointment of Guardian to Be
Made to District Court.

Application has been made to the
state board OF control for the parole
Of DR.. H. L. Getz, who during the past
several months has been in the state
hospital at Independence receiving
treatment. The movement to secure
DR.. Getz's parole was taken up sys-
tematically by brother members of the
local lodge of Elks, to whom the doctor
made strong plea for their good Of
fees in his behalf In furtherance OF
the plan to- procure the parole, a petit
ton has been prepared and will be
presented to the district court soon.
asking for the appointment Of tenn
porary guardian for the paroled pa
tient. Under the law guardian must
be appointed when paroles are issued
to hospital patients, to serve until a
final discharge is made by the board OF
control and the hospital authorities.
Reports secured by DR.. Getz's friends
from the state hospital authorities in
dictate that his general health is great
ly improved and that he is now in bet
ter condition physically than for a
long time. Because of his improved
PHI. steal condition and the hospital
treatment, DR.. Getz has ceased to use
strong drugs, to which was attributed
his mental condition at the time he
was sent to independence. It is un-
derstood that Superintendent Crum-
packer will recommend to the board
the issuance of the parole, under con-
ditions which DR.. Getz has agreed to.
The doctor desires to return to this
city, but agrees that he will not go to
his home here.
The petition for the appointm Of a
guardian is in the hands of County
Attorney Northup and will be pre-
scented to the court this evening or to-
morrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-13
FAIR is BOOMING
Entire. k.ep on Growing in All De-
partments - Indications That the
Best Fair and Biggest Crowds in
Central Iowa Will Mark the Marshall
County Dates, September is, 10, 20.

Still the entries crowd and the di-
rectors and superintendent scheme for
space. Inquiries for room for eXhio-
it's are still numerous and actually
embarrassing, but they indicate some
what of the grand treat Marshall
county has ready to serve up next
week to the patrons of it's fair.
Fat, fine and in plenty. the cattle,
hogs. sheep and livestock of all kinds
will make a marvellous display. Pro-
duce will be as great. Pet stock,
housewife work, etc, is in such guam
tity that the question is not of great
display, but where to put 1T.
The racing program is said to be the
best ever offered in Marshalltown
Sports and amusements of various
kinds, everything new, everything
clean, everything the best in it's class
and the ideal weather that has been
ordered ought to bring every man and
woman in central Iowa to the big, jolly
fair, at Marshalltown. Come in early
and stay all day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-13
TOBACCO SECRETS.
What Makes the Chico One Of the
MIdest and Most Enjoyable Cigars
m tho A a rkef

How many people, even among the
most confirmed smokers. know what
constitutes the difference between a
strong and mild cigar? 1t is simple
enough The strong product is so
made that 1t burns badly. While a mia
cigar is one that burns well-llke the
Wadsworth Bros Chicos.
These cigars says Mr.. Morgan
the local agent, ARE made from long
Havana filler carefully selected, with
the best hand workmanship. and they
burn freely with firm, perfect ash
the result is mild. pleasant and en-
joyabe smoke"
Six months ago the Chico was not
known in Marshalltown. but today IT
is the most popular cigar in the city,
and Is the favorite altho it sells for
but cents Smokers who have here
tofore wanted only ten or fifteen cent
goods should step into Morgan's drug
store and get few Chicos. We know
YOU will say. as do other fastidious
smokers. that it is the mildest ana
most enjoyable cigar in the market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-13
GENERAL CURTIS BOOK.
Soldiers Home Inspector Puts ou'
Handsome Volume.

T1dn06Ono voIum0.
A copy OF the book From Bull Run
to Chancellorsville," written by Cen
eral Newton Martin Curtis, assistant
inspector general Of the national and
state homes for soldiers and sailors
Of the civil war, who is very well
known here by reason Of his semi Jan
nual trips of inspection to the Soldiers
Home, has been received here. The
book is handsome volume of 400
pages, and it's primary purpose was
to give detailed story of the Six
teenth New York infantry, Of which
General Curtis was an officer. In adj
dition it contains more or less history
covering the movements Of other reg
iments from the northern part Of New
York 1t gives detailed account of
the battles of Bull Run, West Point,
Gaines Mill, Antietam and others. 1t
also contains muster of the regi-
ment, and a list of those who died or
were killed in battle. The book is
we'll written and the press work is ex-
cellent AS frontispiece a picture of
the author is used.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-13
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Petit. Edwards Suit Decided for Plain
tiff-WaIup-R eebe Damage Case On.

IIs6QWdIO6 0utS SSStASN W. 'S'''
tiff-WaIup- Beebe Damage Case On.
The first jury case of the present
term Of the district court, that in the
suit brought by w. M. Petit against
A. G. Edwards ct al, returned a YER
dict Wednesday evening in favor OF
the plaintiff, Mr.. Petit. The suit was
one to collect on note which was
given in a real estate transaction
Judgment for $1.aS6 was rendered.
Evidence is being taken today in the
damage case of Dora M. Walkup
against George H. Beebe. Mrs. Walk
up is suing for $4,000 because of in
iuries received by being thrown from
her buggy 1t is being alleged her
horse was frightened by the defend
ants automobile. The Jury secured for
this case is composed for the most part
of residents Of the city, as follows: w
w Arney. j. T. Upson. Charles John
son, E. R. Lay, G. W. Schick, w. L.
Paul C. c.. Urine, Jake Wikle, E. G..
Mcmillan, A. L. Van Tine, Fred NJ.
Rubee and H. 8. Thomas.
A divorce was granted to Mrs Luln
Gilmore Nickerson from Rev. William
T. Nickerson, who was formerly pastor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-13

Stewart. The ceremony was performed
in the parlor in the midst of beautliul
cut flowers and other decorations,
There were about thirty guests Ihe
bride wore a dainty white gown, with
all-over lace trimmings. Following
the congratulations the guests retireu
to the large dining room, Whefe ah
elaborate three course breakfast was
served.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Stewart are
we'll known in Gilman. They are from
leading families there and have most
of friends. They departed for Omaha
Denver Salt Lake City and points 10
California, and will be at home in Gill
man after October 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-13
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the city
of Marshalltown. Iowa, will receive
sealed bids for paving a driveway 1S
feet wide on the north side of lots 3
and IL in block 2. Anson's second adj
dition to the town Of Marshall, Mar
shall county, Iowa, said paving to be
Of first class paving brick. set edge
wise on concrete foundation, accord
ing to plans and specifications for
brick paving on file in the office of the
city clerk of said city.
Bids to be sealed and filed with
the city clerk of said city on or before
12 o'clock M, September "A, 1906.
Bidder to furnish all material, make
all necessary excavations and perform
all labor to complete paving. Mar
shalltown, Iowa, Sept. IL, 1906.
l.. DERBY, City Clerk.
Published in T-R. Sept. IL and 10.