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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
Puerto-Rico en- Washington
InfMme de Ia (omid@l de los huoi(plG ante eI
(Omit& Dc ASu0tQS lnSu|deS
Notas taqui9rafcas completes

son 10 sufcientemsnte agradecidoi q
los Estados Unidoa por lA-6lsss de 60
blerno que les leg'sl6 ell Congreso en-
1900. Y quiero decir en- nombre de lo'
puertbrriq ueaos, ~ creo estar auto
r,Esdo para clio o-Que eitS manifeitA'
ci6n no es cisrts, Los puertorrfQ te-
nos entisnden perfectamente , aga
decsn 81 pueblo de los EstadoI Uni
dos la clAse de gobierno que 30 hI
di6 en- 1900, porque comprenden que,
trsbsiando en- la obscuridad, como
trabsian los Estados Unidos con res
peto & eltos paises Latino o-AmericA.
nos que vinieron bsio 81 control or
1893, eltA ley org&nica para Puerto
Rico era solamente una ley de pruehs
y que 10 intenci6n ftanca y honrats
do los Estados U nidoS era 10 de am
Pillar nuestro Gobisrno propio en- q
futuro, si probabamos que eramos ca
PAGES del goblerno propio.
Hay una clausula en- esta ley or
gSnica nuestra, Que diSpone la gene
rosa d&divs del goblerno de los Esta
dos Unidos referente la entradas dl
aduanas y rentaS internas para que q
use On Ia maquinaria de nuestro 70
bierno local, en- yeE de entrar en- q
Tssoro de los Estados Unidoa. Su
pongo que eIto Sc rs6eren esos CO
ballAros cuando dlcsn que los puerto
rriquthls son irgratos para con loI
Estsdos L 1idos. En- otrsa pRlabrsS
a, tel parscs que Green que nosotros loI
puertorriQuenos % debie:amos estarn1I
euietos J no dscir NADIA on Absoluc
con respecto { 10 que llsmamos nua
ira dssgrAeia de tsner un ConIeio Eh
sutivo que 80 porta de lA maners qlt
60 ports, simplemenls porque % mI
han dGdo las rentis internss Y Il
adulpss para nueItros gattos.
Creo hsbsr dieh0 su una de nil
Anieriorss audisncias que una y otrs
ytl, en- csda LsglIlaturA los puerto
rriqut d slempte h 70 traiRdo De re
ducir los gaGtoE del gobisrno , o.
raro .ensr aus dsslr, cue sl conSejc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

Sra Thresa Rookie Mbees Ashnd Ave No 2 N
escibe sigue:
Peuna es nuro hogar. Abuea
remedo caaro
Intermediates femen delas cua
os de gran madO oonshpa On de dos lie
s decomposition del est6mago dosis
10
eior cuqaer Ofra edcina haya
dos Gozareros de buena
saud ".-ThreS Rookie,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
.. MEJORES AMIGOS LA PE-RU-NA s2ss. nADRES l5s
Cusndo Los Nidos Sc En-.
Trman.
Do La Msdre La Qas ssffe

Nlis sufrs adm mas que q slho
salermo.
Su simpsts Cd mas profunda que Ia
e ningdn otro fniembro de La familia.
Las madrss miriam con tenor hacia ell
taryido oslor del verano, pensando en-
SOS nihos y las muchas Intermediates a
que sstGn expusstos.
L. Aprimavera y elverano seguramente
srasn enfexmedades con sligo, especial
mente entire los ninos.
UnA madSe no nscesita muoho para
dssdaAxie, que la Peruna es Ia mejor
amiga one ellis tiene en- tempo de en-
fsrmedadss en- sus ninos.
Los doctores pueden entrar salir con
aps distintas teorias y constantes cam
4os DO msdicinas.
AuNguAmente el doctor usaba RENE
Atoi enSeramente distintos los que usa
hoy.
j Ccda Aao hacs alg6n cambio en- sus
psSstAs y On ias arogas.
Una MuIfifud De Mzdres.
\ Han descubierto que Ia Peruna ss e.
dnaoo oonsuslo y que en- todas las en-
essmsdadea & las ouales sus nifios estar
saastaa IL PeTuns Is el remedio en- g
essi seseaentssn ujsro alivio.
81 20 Asbrs q decomposition del es
tonnage, indigestion enfermedad en- lo
tntsstnos, 10 causa es una congestion
catarrhal On las membranes mucosas.
L. Peruna tnmediatsmente alivia est
.sesado De Ia membrane mucosa. E
sescto es Immediate, 4 los niios no Il
Assasrada 10 medicins y no hace efect'
dsletereo On ninguna parte del cuerpo
, Supplements remueve Ia causa de
lstemA y restaura ia salud.
: La Peruna no es un purgante. No Q
un narc6tico. No Sc adquiere habito d.
tomar drogas, no importa el tempo qu'
90 uae. La Peruns no 60 un estimulante
II Peruna es un remedio especfflc'
pare todos los padecimientos catarrales
agudos 8 or6nicos.
Las madres en- todos los Estado
Unidos son las mejores amigas gu
Mens Ia Psruna.
Las Madres ESfin1an MHch0 La
+ Peruna.
, No solo porque les haya-curado de su
varios padecimientos, sino tambiel
porque les ha dbrado sus hijitos de la
garras del catarro.
Tenemos miles de testimonies d
snadres, cuyos hiios han sido curados po
u Peruna.
NsntAs madres llenas de enthusiasm
Scr 81 buen bsnefioio que han recibid
% Ii Peruna, % sienten anciosas d
eempsrtir este bsnsaoio con otra
&Adsssi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

Todd. En- Clnco sfos, y cada uno
do ssoS attorneys hA traido sus pro
pias ideas J sus propias leyss del Es'
sAdo dc que procsdfs; encontraran
ustsdes las leyss de Puerto Rico sam
biendo para amoldarlas & lss ideas
del cabAllero que ocupa ell puesto de
attorney general.
Ne KtnEdy. Pero no tiensn .uste
dss sus lsyes codifcadas? Como pue'
de sl attorney general interpretAlas de
acuardo con aus ideas propiaa?
Todd. Las lsyss estSn codi6ca'
dss, pero SO prsssntsu enmiendas to-
dos los amos.
Ne Kinlay No trata sl attorney
general de interpresAr les leyss por
las decisionss de la Csrts supremas
Todd. Psro satAs no sstSn publ.
cadRs.
Nc Knlay. Q lisre uatsd decir
que no 30 publican en- absoluto?.
Todd Sc hacen eopias sn maqui.
nilla.
Page. Como rsgls, sstos attorneys
Kaneral han renunclAdoe
Todd Tomsre la listE deIde el
primsro. Fl primer attorney general,
Mr. Russell no dur6 mas de dos 8 tres
lnesss. Rsnunci6 90 march6 para
"a casa. E1t6nces flG nombrado Mr.
Harlan, un busn hombrs { hljo del
Jusx Harlan. Por supust1, rsnunci6.
Ent6ncss vino Mr.. sw IeI, de Idaho, J
81 tambiea renunoi6. Ls sigui6 Mr..
StewArs, quisn renunci6 despu6s de
ssrvir dos msse,; J shora lsnsmos el
6ltimo iHdiViduo, Me-. Fsuille, cue
aeAba de ser nombrado.
Page. Conocs I'd, las csussI de
su rsnuncIa?
Tsdd La dos prImsros ssforss
Senfan suheisntss nsgocios en- los EI
tAdos Unidos para tenerlos oeupadoI,
no nsossltabsn IN dsstino sn los
sr6pisos con solo $4,000 supongo cue
eualQuisr busn Abogado pusie ganar
mas que eco los Estldou l lldos, J,
pVr 10 IAnlo, NJ 81 asossArio ir {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
SOBRE METALES

El orc, Ia plata y el cobre, son
llamsdos ccmurmsDte metalcs prec. ,.
sos, aunqus en- realidad ocupan el
vigeaimo septimo lugar, dsspa6s dc
otros metales mas ricos. De ellos, IL
galium solamente, vale $1,000 una
librs, mientraS que iguAl car dad dc
orc cuesta solaments S400.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
No Requiefe Medic0.

Sr. Edward Otto, Gale de Soto>No.
927, st. Paul, Mimi, escribe:
"Carezco de palabras con que elogiar
la Peruna. Ha hecho un gran trabajo
ell mi familia, especialmente A mi hijo
mayor. Cuatro 6 cinco doctores le
atendieron y no pudieron aliviarle
"Perdfmos las esperanzas hasta que
usamos la Peruna.
"Varios medicos dGerog que no
podian hacer nada p0r fi, prObamOs la
Peruna, q hizo Ell frsbaio. Desde en-
tonces Ia fenem0s en- casa, y no necesi-
amos d0ctores. ".-Rdward Otto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

RjeoutIvo ct hl opuecto slem pre- & esas
juatss demandas, Ahora bien; ell Ill
timo presupueat9 de los hsmpoa es.
psfi oles ere dc cuAtro J medic milo.
mes de pe.03,
Tn peIo valia 90 csntAvos, como
todos uitedss saben; psro de estos
cuatro J medic millonsl de pesos to-
nfamos que psgar el ejSrcito, 10 ma.
rina, 10 iglelia y otra parte era para
pensiones, y otra parte para ayudar
& sufrsgar los gastos de 10 o6clna del
Ministerio de UltrSmar en- EspshA.
Hoy que no tenenos q ue psgar el eier.
cito y marina, y no tenemos psnsio
mes, y no tenemos que mantener ofcina
alguna aquien Washington, no vemoa
porqu6 ado tras sho, han de ir aumen
tando nuestros gastoS, y que tsng amos
IN preSupuesto mas elevado en pro.
porci6n al cue tepfam7s en- tiempos dc
Esps6s.
PreSideate, No Tera que el mon
tAnte dc dicado q eGcuelas tenga algo
que yer con elo?
Todd NJ, sehor,
Jones, 0 para caminoa?
Todd No sefl0r. Hsmos eHtado
edI6cAndo csuinos con el dinero pro
csdsnts de 10 Accl6n gsneross del Con.
greso al dsvolvsr los dos millonss d.
dollars & Puerto Rico,
Fuller, Y entonces, que hace 10,
gastoI?
Todd. DemasiadoI aueldos,
Fuller. Los gSstos de tmpleados!
Todd ST, Ssnor, Nosotros lol
puertorriquefioS creemos que 81 tuvle
ramos mis- dominic sobre Ia Aaam
blea LagiSl&tIvs; que sl tuvieramol
la reSponSsbilidsd de manejar nues
tro propio gobisrno, podrismos re
ducir los galtoH en- medic million d.
dollars.
Con reIpecto g eIte dinero proce
dsLts de rentSI interaaS = de aduanas
ereemoE que 81 el pueblo de los Esta
dos UnidoI va q continuar concedien
donoSlo, dehemoK los puert9rriquefioI
trstsr de probAr llevar AdelAnte Il
mRquiparis de nueIiro gohierno sim
plsmente por contribution directa, ,
splicar aqusl dInsro & m'ioras pIbli
cas- J & eScuslAa,
Siempre que hemoI hatado d,
reduclr Ell presupueIto % nos ha dichc
por los csbslleroS Amerlcanos de
CsnIejo EiecuHvo sNo, ustedes nc
pusden tocar los suoldos no pteder
uItedeI toeIr & ninguno de nuestrol
en- pleIdoI 81 queralI reducr caste,
podeis eorIsr lsI aIIgnIclones psrI
eGcHelAI y obrSs III olicsG de otrGI
clasesS Zero noIolroH deeimos Il
coutrsrioi ii vAmoI d eorIar los gas
tor, tenemos que reiucIr los Iueldo,
de los mpleidoS,
Alkaid aAbe uIisd 4 eaGuto a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
la Peruna No confiene Narc6dcos.

Una raz6n porqu6 la Peruna ha en-
contrado uso permanente en- tantos
hogares, es porque no contiene mar
c6ticos, No es nociya Ia salud, Epuede
usarse por cualquier tempo sin que
conduzcaal al nal habito de tomar drogas
La Peruna no produce efecto temporal
Els permanente en- su cfecto.
No hace NAL efecto Ell ell sistema.
Elimiha gradualmente el catarro, re-
moviendo la causa del catarro.
Hay miles de hogares adonde Sc usa y
se ha estado usando por veinte afios.
Esto serfa impossible 81 la Peruna con-
tuviere drogas de caracter narcotico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
Ell Benefcio Que LosNihos De Los
EstadoS Unid0s Han Recibid0 De La
Peruna No Sc Puede ExpreSar
Com paLahras

Las intermediates cr6nicas que ha
curado, y los padecimientos que ha miti-
gado, no podria llevase cuenta de ellos.
Por 10 menos, puede decirse que, la
pr6xima generation debe mucho la
Peruna, pucs es en- los tiernos aios de Ia
juventud es, que leves padecimientos
estan expuestos desarrollarse en- en-
fermedades cr6nicas.
Estos nifios ensehados Greer en- la
Peruna la usan cuando llegan ser jefes
dc famiiias, con incuestionable re.
La Peruna Profeje Ell Hogar.
Tan pronto como en- ell hogar Sc
conozca ell yalor de la Peruna, sscomo
preventive y como remedio, miles de
vidas seran salvadas, y miles de miles
casos cronicos Sc evitaran.
Ell Doctor S. B. Hartman regalara su
libro titulado "Las Enfermedsdes de la
Vida" q todo Ell que 10 solicite.
Tambien recetarG gratis &todo el qua
10 snvie detalles de su enfermedad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
Effort Being Made to Show
Wrongful Use of Electric
Automobile Invention
IOWA MAN MAY BE WINNER
Claim Is Made That He With Others
First Worked Out the Scheme for a
Practical Device for Operating Au-
tomobiIes by Electric Power-lnves
tisatins at Boone.
Special to Times Republican.

SDeC1Hl 10 eS-NGpuDllCdI-
Boone, April ia man by the name
of McNaughton has recently visited the
represents the Kohler Bros. Electrical
Company, of Chicago, and while here
he called upon Manager L. r. Tirney,
of the Iowa Telephone Company, re-
garding some correspondence which
passed between the house and Mr.. Tir-
ney in 1899 when Mr.. Tirney was
agent for kohler Bros.
Mr. McNaughton, it seems, is secur-
ing affdavits and evidence to establish
certain facts regarding the electric au-
tomobile McNaughton claims that the
original idea for electric automobiles
was evolved in Boone by Mr.. Tirney
and A. E. Monkey In 1899 they bad
considerable correspondence with
Kohler Bros. regarding the feasibility
of propelling automobiles by electric
ity. The idea here worked out was
soon adopted by Wood, who in March,
1900, had the electric automobile pat
ented and now controls the market
McNaughton, II is claimed, is trying
to secure evidence which will break
this patent, and he states that the COR
respondence of Tirney and Monkey Will
go a great way in doing this, as these
two men first brought the matter
prominently before the big electrical
houses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
DIES IN THE ROAD.
Boy Finds Dead Body Of Thomas Muir.
ply, of Packwood.

ply, Of Packwood.
SOecial To Times Republican.
\ Packwood, April 13.-Thomas j.
Murphy, bachelor who lived here for
number of years, and had many
friends, was found dead in the road by
boy, he having been stricken while
taking basket of eggs to market. The
deceased was born near Columbus, o.,
Oct. IA, 1874. Mr.. Murphy came with
his parents to Iowa in 1852, and was
q resident Of this county until about
six years ago, he bought a farm near
GLASGOW, where he afterwards made his
home. Mr.. Murphy started to town
carrying basket of eggs A boy saw
him set the basket down, and then lie
down, but said nothing about it, as he
thought the man was resting. Later
the same boy going after the cows, saw
the man still lying on the ground and
called to him, but got no answer, and
upon investigation found that Mr.. MUIR
ply was dead. The lad summoned the
neighbors who carried the dead man
to his home and notified his brother,
John H. Murphy, of this place. Owing
to the bad condition of the roads the
interment was made in the GLASGOW
cemetery. John H. Murphy, the broth
er, and his family are all the relativ IS
deceased had in this state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
INTERESTING WAR RECORD.
!. II. Campbell, of Boone, Led Strenu
Gus Life in the Army.

opeelal 10 Iiisirs- 10 .3t.. ~.
Boone. April 1S.--J. II. Campbell, of
TINS city, has a most interesting war
record. A short time ago he received
from the war department giving in de-
tail a history of his work for Uncle
sam and of all of it, Mr.. Campbell can
be justly proud. AT the age of SO years,
Mr.. Campbell made an effort to serve
his country again in the Philippines,
and enlisted United States Senator
Dol!iver in his behalf but owing to his
advanced age he was rejected.
Mr.. Campbell served in Company r.,
Thirty third Ohio, for over three years.
Company + Second United States six
years. and in the First United States
for five years. He was In all Of the
important engagements in the wttr and
for a time served as a spy under Gen
eral Sherman, once escaping when the
guard fell asleep. He was wounded
in fourteen battles, and today carries
eight bullets in his body, which could
not be found. Mr. Campbell went to
the rescue of General Custer, but arriv-
ed too late. Here he fought the In
dams for four days and narrowly
escaped death many times. He tells
many interesting stories of his army
life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

Sac City.
The Hopkins House changed hands
last week, Mr.. Hopkins selling out TO
Mike Hardyman. Hopkins has run the
hotel for many years.
Hull.
Charley Sawyer of the Hull Index,
has been sued for $4,000 damages for
SANDER. He published an article ac-
cusing 4Stutzman & Conner, stock buy
ers. of giving farmers unfair weights.
LeMars.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Plymouth Brewing company held
on Monday afternoon it was decided
not to build brewery owing to the
present status of the liquor law which
are preiudicial to the establishment OF
such an enterprise in LeMars.
Carroll.
There has been quite a small pox
scare in Carroll the last few days and
reports have greatly exaggerated real
facts. 1t is true that there are few
cases of the malady in Carroll, but
they are of mild type and patients
are all getting along without trouble.
OStuHnWds
James Cvrk, a blacksmith, residing
in Cedar Rapids, and who, according
to his own statement, has recently
been employed in Abba, was run over
by Rock Island train No. 2S2 at Evans,
receiving injuries. as result of which
he was compelled to have both of his
feet amputated.
MechanicsviIle.
The canvassers for the new Presby-
terrain church announce that they are
doing nicely with their work and that
the cordial good will and encourage
ment which they have received at ev-
cry turn has made their work very
pleasant indeed On Tuesday there
had been about s6,250 subscribed and a
number OF good-sized counties to hear
from.
Webster City.
John Wesloh has purchased the old
Chase mill and is tearing 1t down for
the lumber. He paid S100 for it. This
mill is one Of the old land marks in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13

Webster City and together with tho
old saw mill which stood a few feet
south of the present mill site, is a relic
about which clusters great deal OF
the history of the city. The present
mill building was erected in 1870 and
1871, while the old saw mill, where the
lumber was sawed for the present mill
was erected in 1855.
Algona.
An accident happened to little Mer-
rill Curran. the young son of A. T.
Curran, of Sherman township while a,
Galbraith station Friday morning
with his parents waiting to take the
Northwestern train to Algona. The
Currans were in the elevator Office
while waiting for the train, and unob-
served, the boy, while playing around
the railing of the grain pit, slipped
under the railing and fell to the bot
tom, eight feet, his head striking on a
stone Two flesh wounds were mads
in the forehead.
Fairfield.
Lockridge township trustees gave
away thirty eight King road drags the
I'd and Sd insts., and most of them were
at once put at work. This township
gives a drag to any resident who will
agree to operate A Jefferson
county farm sold last week at $1925(
per acre. Three years ago it changed
hands at SIPS. three months ago al
s175 There is forty acres in the trac.
and the Improvements could not be
considered more than fair, the house
being small and old. 1t lies mile and
a half west of the square. John b
Stever is the present owner.
Burlington.
AS an east-bound West Burlington
line street car was approaching the
bridge over the railroad tracks about
1880 O'Clock yesterday afternoon some
miscreant threw a stone thru one OF
the windows Fortunately, there were
but few passengers in the car al the
time. One man, a resident of West
Burlington, whose name could not be
learned, was looking out of the win
dow at the time and the flying parti-
cles of glass cut him in the eye. He
came on to this city, where he was
given medical attention and it may be
possible to save the sight Of the
eye. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Mar
shaIltown

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shaIItown.
Do the right thing at the right time
Act quickly in times Of danger.
Backache is kidney danger
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly
Cure all distressing, dangerous kid
ney Ills.
Plenty of evidence to prove this.
Mrs. G. j. Kuhns, of 205 South Gen.
ter street, says: "The benefit Mr.
Kuhns received from the use Of Doan's
Kidney Pills causes him to value the
remedy very highly. A strain from
lifting deranged the action Of the kid
neys. He had a good deal of pain in
his back and the trouble was aggra
waited by his work. Painting seems
to be particularly conducive to kidney
ailments. When Doan's Kidney Pills
first became known to him he procured
a box at Mcbride & Willis drug store.
The use relieved the pains in his back
very quickly and in a short time DEM
onstrated that the remedy is all that
is claimed for the preparation, Of great
value"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
o. p. PHILLIPS DEAD.
Deceased Was An Active Mason, 6es<1
Member of laurens Lodge.

Special to Times Republican.
Laurens, April $50. P. Phillips
died of pneumonia at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. William f. Atkinson.
who lives about a mile northwest Of
town, about 5 o'clock "Wednesday after
nean
Mr.. Phillips was 81 years old and had
been hearty and surprisingly active up
to but a few days before his death. He
had been a strong republican all his
life and had always taken an active
part in politics, his last vote being cast
for President Roosevelt. He had for
years been an active Mason, being a
member of the Masonic Lodge at this
place at the time of his death. and the
lodge conducted the funeral ceremonies,
which We're held this GF'riday) after
noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
FATHER RETAINS DAUGHTER.
Iowa Farmer, in Whose Home She Was
Reared, Wants Her Back.

Speclal 10 IlmeS-RepuOllcan.
Iowa Falls, April 13.-A South Da-
kota court has denied Nels G. Ander-
son, a wealthy and well known Palo
Alto county farmer, the possession of
q 17-year-old girl whom he sought to
return to. Iowa under habeas corpus
proceedings. When Igna Snow was
8 years old she was taken into the
family of Anderson, the girls mother
having died and left her without a
home. She was reared as a member
Of the Anderson family, but about a
year ago, the girl was taken to the
home of her father at Bowbells, N. d.
She is now about seventeen years OF
age and would prefer to return to
Iowa and live in the home in which
she was reared, but the father fought
the case and the courts say he may
retain possession of the child. Shortly
after the father took the girl to his
home, Anderson brought suit for $4,000,
for the maintenance Of the girl, but
soon dropped the case
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
Mrs Simpson, leaves next week f

Mrs. Simpson, leaves next week for
her home
The Embroidery Club was delight
fully entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs Ellis Robb The afternoon
was spent with sewing, after when re-
freshmcnts were served. Mrs. Norton
of Mankato. was the only visiting
lady.
Miss Margaret Wills entertains this
0'riday) evening Mt u $50 dinner to a
few of her lady friends MISS Wis
will announce the date of her mar
riage to Mr. Reuben Silvius, of Sioux
Falls, s. ID. Several pre- nupllal al
fairs have been planned for Miss Wits
the first of which will be violet
luncheon to be given Saturday noon
by Mrs. w. j. Murray, and Miss Lucia
Albrook
Saturday evening Miss Lucy Muck
oils entertains forty ladies and gentle
men in honor of Miss Wills ana hef
fiance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-13
The Sanitary Sewer System
at Ames to Be Greatly Ex-
tended This Summer
BIG GANG ALREADY AT WORK
Pipes Are to Be Laid On All the Prir-
cipaI Streets of the Town by July l.,
and $4,000 Feet of Piping Are to Be
Used in Making the Extension-News
of the State.
Special to Times Republican


Ames. April 13.-Ames will spend
more than $4,000 in sanitary improve
ments this summer. which when com
pleted will make the city one of the
pest In the state, In respect to modern
conveniences II. G. Della Hunt, of &C.
dar Rapids. who has the contract for
extension of the sanitary sewer system
placed big gang of men ON the work
yesterday. Pipes will be laid on ali
the principal streets of the town. the
work to be completed not later than
July LIST, 1906. The contract for the
steel tower and water works system
was awarded to the Bridge and iron
Works, of Des Moines, and they will
begin operations at an early date. The
work on sewer extension calls for Is.
coo feet of piping.