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MIR. Jars.
Leaving her children to their fate.
and hurriedly taking . sip Of tea to as
suage the irritation OF her throat from
shouting her pleadings and commands
to them. Mrs. Rangle called up Mrs.
Terwilliser and Mrs. Dusenberry. the
latter late OF Indiana. on the telephone.
Mrs. Jarr expects Clara Mudridge."
Mrs. Rangle informed her friends. 81
think we should 20 over and advise
| with tho dear grill"
Meanwhile, Clara Mudridge had ar
rived at Mrs. Jarr's.
why, you dreadful girl!' aid Mrs.
Jarr. IN affected Indignation. after kiss
ing her caller. where have you been
all this timer"
(All this time was the chronological
space between yesterday afternoon and
this)
My rrac'ous!' cried Miss Mudridge.
what / have been through since l
promised dear Jack to be his wife! Had
| the least idea OF what I was to 20
through with (here Miss Mudridgs
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For . Cat Tax.

For . cat Tax. .
~ u Dd1tor of The Evening World;
! . with much feeling the sad fate
a ne poor stray cats ana dogs Of New
Yerk City. The Legislature passed a
lev putting . tax upon every owner OF
. Aog. This 10 the remedy--why not
manner7 Tax them. Have cot licenses.
Tho result woui be fewer stray cats.
Mrs. +. r. r.. Albany. N. Y.
Show Many of Each"
TO the Editor Of rhs L'enins World;
Readers. = man purchased 100 chickens
and ducks. paying sloa for them. II the
chickens cost 7bc. each and the ducks
sl.25 each. how many or each kind Of
,owi did he purchaser
C. ". NOBLE.
Little Time for "RelsxinS."
To the Editor OF The Evening World;
/ rea an article by a doctor saying
working girls ought to relax during
lunch hour. ] wonder has the doctor a y
lea what some working girls nave &c
sut up with2 They have TO be At work
~ s o'clock sharp. work until noon. witt
nalf an hour TO choke down some DR.,
ood (where does the relaxation CONF
an. then work until 6. And even oil thu
swel,ering days not one-half hour d.
.aey get of Nothing but hard work FOL
...ne hours nc q half every day. TheI
doctors. NC. tell II what TO do. eat acc
wea II some OF the philanthroplst
would get together and see that employ
ers gave their help better hours i thin
II would be more 10 the purpose. Tael
we might possibly have a chance L
relax and change our clothes. i thin
that from y to " and ! TO 3 would b.
long enough for factory girls. ana
think Il ~ about time something wa
donsL MARY.
More About Vacations.
10 the Editor Of The Evening Worlds
In answer to downtown Merchant
- his Queer Vacation Ideas" ] wSi
The evening world., 1911-07-29
Where Bluebeard Lived,

n lost Of our readers have heard o,
IV Bluebsard, the entsrprians ssn.
w. tleman who mad q hobby o,
marriage and had . q of his W "a,
getting rid Of superhuous wives. prob.
ably very few people. however. know
that the story has any sort Of basis in
fact, Yet on the banks OF the world.
famous sosporns, nc Constantinopls.
there is situated a picturesque old ma.
dieval fortress known as Bluebeard',
castle. and which is said TO have bean
the abode OF a terrible old pasha ,,hass
playful little ways rave rise to Tn.
story.-Wide World Magazine.
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look-in, but brains q two-to-one preference over 1t. And what Joy
to find hard work put down at . beggazy 10 per cent. ratngl
No doubt there are instances Of success in finance and politics,
end even in art and literature, which occur to many Of us a e1-
amplcs of the triumph Of sheer luck over pluck and brains. Yet upon
analysis it proves that intelligence played boldly the good hand that
fortune dealt, otherwise it would have been wasted.
The point where Prof. Richcts theory falls down-as he him.
self candidly admis-is in the fact that, after all, the possession Of
intelligence is in itself a matter Of chance. Energy and labor have
nothing at all to do with it.
What more fatal turn Of illuck can a man have than to DO born
a fool?
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ming when first met her in my twelfth year untNw We parted, when
"a hreen. Besides h was The only gr I eve owed at school N whom the
superior charmso of my twin brother made n Impression
SUI tnough Flossie Id lot respond to my brothers approaches II must not
pc opposed that she was a whit moro gracious toward m % l had just slipped
Flossea ohet doux. as had often lone before. all hi time observing the
caution which such q desperate deed demanded. In this instance however. luck
val against me-; my note missed Fl0.tes Jap nd dropped 10 the Hoor.w where
II a. quickly seized by Laura. the girl across he aisle Laura a . vGy
aNdnt even stop to read tn note.b t srashtway carried her trophy to Prof
Nnox. h was conducting q reading lesson on the other sde of the room.
He confronted mo with my note. Did 1 write IT. l certainly coubd not deny
H. Not a word more did he say until ne reached his desk. when he calmly n
bounced to hs class that for TIT rest of the day would sit with Fossta
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new su b ways
next week."
II rode down
town on tho old
o b " a this
morning" said
the laundry man.
- n d. take II
from me. the dirt
was nyinE good
and plenty-in the
cars. While dig
gins . chunk OF
ballast out Of my
The evening world., 1911-07-29

' January. 1si9.
NJ. J. u. Borreau.
q landowner In
Mort. a n G Q.
made AFFIDAVIT to
an extraordinary
happening OF half
a dozen ears be-
fore which had
come to the notice
of certain savants
In Paris engaged
In ~psychical re-
search. He wrote:
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port lamp ! got a Hash at the root OF
tho car. A couple OF wires dangling
from a circular difuglety attracted my
attention.
"'Why the cute little wires peepinE
so coyly from tho roof OF the carr
! asked the guard.
Them wires replied III faithful
servant OF the marlborough, " for
electric fans
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was in estimates Of the Importance
of luck as a determining factor.
Some, like Maeterlinck, believe
that luck is tho main thing.
Others, like Jules Claretie and
Maurice Donnay, look upon work
a. the one best bet. Jules Le-
maitre, academician and critic, de-
MES that there 10 any such thing
- chance. What We call luck, he
says, Is only our attempt to 40
count for tho other fellows suc-
cssding where We have failed. A
similar idea is put in epigram by
Mssssnst, the composer, who re-
marks dryly: "Yes, I believe in
luek-espscially in Others"
The most striking theory Of
success IL formulated in definite
terms BY Prof. Richet, Of the
Academy Of Medicine.
In . game Of skill, like chess,
tho professor points out, talent
means 100 per cent, and chance
MI. In roulette, on the other
hand, luck means 100 per cent,
and talent doesn't count at all.
Between these two extremes lie
al possibilities IN . name life.
Success, Richet calculates, needs
90 per cent. intelligence, 10 per
cent. industry and 80 per cent,
luck. But il any ono Of these
three factors be missing, then the
net result 10 MI.
This IL . plausible definition,
and Ats most cases, however %.
sorted. II gives luck . reasonable
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tho JArros heo
called.
Mrs. n ! Q.
leaning out Of .
front window OF
her apartments
and getting pslpi-
tation of the heart
fro m watching
the many narrow
Q . Q a . from
death Of her ohil-
dren playing In
the street below.
saw Miss Mud
ridge on route Ia
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"Gnat and Camel" Again.

rev SEE" said the head polisher.
that we are going to have box
i ing under state supervision"
"Yes." replied the laundry man, and
the same Legislature that ~legalizes
ten-round smuggling matches forbids
baseball on sunday"
The evening world., 1911-07-29
NEXT WEEK.

Now for a squirt! The subway dirt will fly ~(perhaps) next week.
The B. R. T. will cut (maybe) its Coney fares, next week. Sea baths
viii be open and free (unless ~postponed) next week. How happy VIC
all ought to be-and would, but for next week."
What shifts and shirks that hoodoo works! "Next week" is, in
it, manner, a boresome bight-as odious quite as Mexican "Mapana."
The evening world., 1911-07-29

iShinG Co. THE New York World.
promise from the city to pay II 50. 500. ooo
q year..
I'VE don't know who Is going to op-
crate the subways. but We are glad
they are beginning to build subwaya
where the people live. It looked for a
time as though they were going TO
start In Staten Island, Westchester.
Nassau County and Carnarsie n build
toward Manhattan"
The evening world., 1911-07-29
LUCK, PLUCK AND BRAINS.

4 EN- of distinguished worldly success, in a symposium conducted
Ivv by a Paris periodical, have turned the Mays on their own
respective careers, in a more or less frank endeavor to
account for themselves. The question asked Of each was, How much
of part has luck, or chance, played in your ifeis successp
There were scarcely two answers alike, yet the principal variance
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rash. you know. he might have de-
stroyed himself"
That's no excuse. my dear gtrl."
The evening world., 1911-07-29
Jarr Prepares for Role of Cupid's Guide;
Only to Find She Has Several Able Assistants

sighed . satisfied. happy sigh. I would
have refused Jack. let the consequences
have been what they might He 10 20
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No. 1-Saved by a Mysterious
Warming.
The evening world., 1911-07-29
NO. 2-FLOSSIE.

-N LOSSlE owes her place in
this volume chiefly to
the constancy OF my In
fatuatlon for her, begin
The evening world., 1911-07-29

BY Roy L. McCardell.
A ISS CLARA MUDRIDGE, am
I\u ancsd TO Mr.. Jack Silver. tho
AVA well-to-do bachelor friend of
The evening world., 1911-07-29

NJ polisher. they tell VI the
w dirt II going to fly on the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21
LOLA RICARTE

En- ell vapor "Pio TX" de la casa de
Pinillos, ha pasado por San Juan, ca
mino de ia Habana, La aplaudidisima
"divette' Lola Ricarte, una de nues-
tras artistas del genero mas hermosas
y mas "chic''
Lola Ricarte, en- su genero, es una
celebridad. Ha hecho varias tempo
radss en- el Casino de Paris, y ha sido
extraordinariamente elogiada por la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

prensa de las primeras ciudades Ell
ropeas-
En- Cuba hizo hace dos amos ana fam
porada fecunda en- sxitos v ganacias,
y ahora vuelve contratada yentajosa-
mente.
A Puerto Rico vendrS dentro de nnos
sels meses, y entonces tendra nuestro
pnbhco ocasi6n de confrmar que es
3usto el reclarno qua precede al
nombre de Lola Ricarte, La arrogante
Y esplendida "divette.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21
Ponce al dla

La Sra. viuda de Pericas, ha enviado
una carta al director de ''El Dfa, >"
manifestando su gratitud hacia las
personas que Sc interesaron por orga-
nizar la function que tuvo efecto ell do
mingo pasado, pero de la que no ha sa-
cado benefcio de ning1n genera.
"A mi no sc me ocurre otra c0sa que
reproducir 10 que die, al otro d1a de
la function, pero como ESQ esta muy re-
ciente hare gracia de clio a los lectores
del BOLETIN.
La carta de la Sra. Viuda de Peri
cas-, es de una gran ensenanza para los
periodistas que aun viven, y viven sin
asociarse, sin defenderse, sin instinto
de conservation.
En- la Corte de Distrito Sc celebrara
manana la vista del juicio civil enta
blado por don Francisco Oliver contra
don Luis Fuentes por cobro de dinero.
Parece que en- la ciudad Sc han pre-
sentado varios casos de febres, que no
dejan de constituir cierto peligro. Y
Sc culpa de este estado de insanidad al
abandono en- que Sc tienen algunas
Was
Los panaderos sc han reunido para
pedir aumento en- ell jornal; 81 no Sc les
concede iran a la huelga, y sera una
nueva calamidad que caera sobre Pom
ce.
Ell Comisionado del Interior, Mr.
Wilson, ha llegado a esta ciudad des-
pues de hacer una vista a Guayama.
Ell comisionado guarda una discreta
reserva acerca de las cosas del riego.
Su viaje, aunque no Sc olga, parece
ser de inspection Veremos 10 que sa-
le.
Ha sido reclu1da en- ell ,hospitalillo de
locas, la individual Simona Torres, Gu
va enajenacion mental ha probado el
marido de la demente ante ell Alcalde
Municipal.
Els un espectaculo bochornoso ell que
vienen dando algunos ninos de las es-
cuelas pnblicas; al entrar y al salir
el escandalo que promueven habla
muy POGO en- favor de Ia educaci6n que
reciben; gritos estridentes, carreras,
des6rdenes, peleas, hasta alguna Pc
drea que otra.
Como consecuencia de la lenidad con
que estos demanes sc han venido tole-
rando, aver fue asistido en- ell cuarto de
Socorros ell nino Orlando Propert, he
rido por uno de sus condisclpulos con
una piedra. Eel herido presenta un
desgarre en- el ojo izquierdo y varias
contusiones, ademas.
Los maestros y los padres de familia,
y en- Ultima instancia, Ia poficla, deten
procurar que este no sc repita
El Official de sanidad del distrito, ha
regresado va de STU vista de inspection
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

a Guayanilla; dicho funcionario encon-
tro muy bien, desde Ell punto de vista
sanitario, dicho poblado.
Sc quejan los vecinos que viven por
las inmediaciones del Cine Habana de
que desde muy temprano numerosas
azota-calles" converter dicho sitlo
en- lugar de sus expansiones y ESQ po-
dria reprimirlo Ia policia
Por fin ha habido un alma piadosa
que sc disponga abaratar la carne: Ell
Sr. Emilio Fagot, que ha vendido car
ne treinta y cuatro centavos. va es
una buena rebaja.
Hasta don Pedro de Angels ha me-
lido su cuarto espadas en- Ia defensa
de la pretendida autoridad literaria de
don Luis Sanchez Morales. Lo que tie
ne que cada vez sale peor parade este
caballero de la defensa de srs amigos.
Porque para que Perico Angels no
pueda citar otra obra de empeno que
la revista que escribiera ell Sr. Sanchez
Morales de cierta velada del "Ateneo" "
Sc necesita que haya escrito bien POGO
Ell afortunado consejero.-
E Corresponssl.
Ponce, 20 de Octubre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

que se nos educa, entonces podr&n ser
tomadas en- cuenta nuestras indicacio-
mes Sconstantes. Mientras tanto, no.
Mientras que en- nosotros no sc haya
operado la metam6rfosis milagrosa
que haya de convertirnos en- indivi-
duos preparados, cuanto digamos y
cuanto nos dispongamos s hacer, sera
tornado como un resabio de nuestra
educaci6n defectuosa.
rs la ventaja de haberse puesto
desde un principle en- pozci6n venta-
tosisima respecto de nosotros.
Ahofa, para desalojarles de ella se
neoesi&s mucho temple y mueha ener-
GO. ~
i4G- ~At.f 49,; -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21
ADNoR. Miguel Mascara GsreSa,
FL poema de las rosas

Las rosas tienen alma mensajeras divnas
Que cruzan los espacios, cual bellas golondrinas
Levando de los pechos suspiros de pasi6n
No sc 81 son las alegres mariposas
No sc 81 mariposas las fragantes rosas
70 solo Sc que cantan poemas de usi6n
Las rosas tienen alma: son hadas del Ensueno
Hechiceras que arrojan narc6tco beleno
Sobre dolentes pechos do brilla la Illusion;
Las brujas encantadas de magica leyenda
Princesas misteriosas que encienden Ia tremenda
Passion de los alhelos en- n1bil coraz6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

Y cantan como cantan las aves en- ell prado:
En- los vergeles mlsticos perfume enamorado
Neutraliza el ambiente en- leve murmurar;
Sumidas en- Ia hypnosis de extatico embeleso.
Simulan con la brisa tenue batir de beso,
Conjunto de alas niveas en- blando s1lsurrar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

is
NOTTCIAS

Los siguientes servicios han sido
prestados: Inf. ord. municipales 9, al
terar la paz 2, exploitation de memories
l, crueldad con animales l, portar ar
mas prohibidas |. Total IA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

mos ,,roh;h;dos To+o1 IA
Aver, ell autom6vil No. 532, guiado
por ell chauffeur del Bureau Of Sup
plies, Printing and Transportation,
Pedro Alca, al pasar por la calle de la
Tanca, esqulna al reclnto sur, arrollo
a Ernesto Felipe, natural de Saint
Thomas, prOduciendole una herida
grave en- la cabeza.
Ell sargento Sr. Juan Alexandra, ha pre-
sentado denuncia contra Isabel Caballe-
70 (a) La ard1Ila, por tener un prost1-
bulo.
-
Alocne' I'll Id Marlila' liuoo un CO.
lla'o oe lnceno1o Ell 81 GALE Marlno ,
d cohSecuehcla ue Alaoerse lhcendlado
una porcloh oe lela que naola oeoaJo
o0 un 1oson' ooli l" ln'ei '0iioloil ill-
60 fue sofocado en- ell acto.
-
III Negoclaoo oe Ooras roollcas IN
suidreS lid terihinaoo uh napa oe Id
1Sia' con'eilieloo tooas Ids carreteras
y cluoaoes' y eApresahoose al nargeh
todos los pueblos. Este mapa mide
aproximamente II por "a pulgadas Y
es a prop6sito para ell escritorio boil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

Elias, de La esperanza ell sublime emblema
Hemosas de los prados, las reinas del pensil;
O1d hernas endechas que en- alas de Ia brisa
Entire el ambiente diafano ijera Sc desiza
Cual el rum-rum de seda fnisima y sutl .
~' . . % Is ~ al a
Entire ell vergel frondoso prenado de perfume
Cual altanera, mi majestad assume =
El immortal dominic de toda debil for;
Color, perfume, gracia, en- mi todo Sc aduna
In rayo tibio palido de la plateada Luna
Me roba al cielo placido 10 grato de mi olor
II luego.. we'd cual pasan amantes trovadoras
Amantes que relatan cuitas sus amores
ALI coJen canelas, claveles aculla;
Camlnan, retroceden, suspran Sc aleian
x en- la quietud siente de mis- dominios deian
Han solo e eco ardiente que el viento llevara
Mlradme va prendlda sobre ell amante pecho
de la hermosa doncella; dormida en- blando leeho
DE tiermos corazones que suenan juventud:
% va me poso en- labios de virgen adorada
y blen fnJo diadema en- frente nacarada
- bien Juego en- las cuerdas de arm6nico laud
Ora vago en- la orlsa que canta Ell espaco
Ora penetro intrepida al mlstico palaco
DO moran de la Vida las Gracias Y el Candor.
va aspire los aromas de ollmpicos pensiles
va voluptuosa sonr1o los abries
Que siembran en- los prados perfumes color
70 soy soplo fecundo, aento de esperanza
En- mares borrascosos la nitida bonanza
Que La tormenta l6brega detiene en- su fragor.
Sonrio entire los labios de las amantes bellas
7 dejo en- mi camino cual reucentes huellas
Aromas, luz esencias uspiros, dicha amor
70 soy alma del mundo 70 soy astro de fe''
Las tienen almas mensajeras divinas
Que cruzan los espacios cual bellas golondrinas.
Llevando de los pechos suspros de passion:
No Sc 81 son las rosas alegres mariposas
No Sc 81 marposas las fragantes rosas.
70 solo sc que cantan poemas de Illusion .
Ernesto AuelLa1et N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

70 soy soplo fecundo, aiento de esperanzs
En- mares borrascosos la nltida bonanza
Que q La tormenta lobrega detiene en- su f.
Sonrio entire los labios de las amantes bella.
7 dejo en- mi camino cual relucientes huella
Aronas, luz, esencias, sus piros, dicha, amor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

Ora vago en- la brisa que canta en- ell espacio,
Ora penetro intrepida al m1stico palacio
Do moran de la Vida las Gracias el Candor .
va aspire los aromas de olimpicos pensiles,
0 va vo1uptuosa sonrlo 4 los abriles
Que siembran en- los prados perfumes color.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-21

Ell sargento Sr Juan Alexandra, ha pre-
sentado denuncia contra Isabel Caballe-
70 (a) La aroiIa, por tener un prosti-
bulo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-22
AGED coLoREo WOMAN DIES.
Mrs. Melvina Grundy suooumbs e
PARALYSIS At kospitai.

Mrs. Melvina Grundy, an aged color
cd woman who is well known turnout
the city in different families for whom
she has been employed, as "Auntie"
Grundy, died at st. Thomas hospital at
$3.50 Sunday morning Of paralysis. Mrs.
Grundy was stricken last Tuesday eve
ming, and has failed rapidly ever since.
But little is known here of Mrs.
Grundy's life. She has made her home
with Albert Walker, his father and sis
ter, 4O2 North Fourth avenue, for the
past ten years, or since she came here
from Iowa Falls. where she lived for
twenty years. She was employed for
several years at the Lie. Abbott home
as domestic, and also worked at the
ID, w. Marston and other homes.
Mrs Grundy was Between 60 and 70
years old, altho her exact age Is net
known She was native. OF Missouri.
Mrs Grundy was widowed about twen-
ty-five years ago, and her two children
are also dead. AS far as known she
has no living relatives.
The funeral was held this morning
at 10 O'Clock from the African Meth
odist church The m11 bearers were
Messrs. George Warn.eI.s L. and David
Brown, Charles Gilmore, Emanuel
Jackson, and w. D. Crawford. Inter-
ment was in Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-22
WHY so wEAk7
Kidney Troubles May Be Sappins Your
Life Away - Marshalltown People
kaxa Learned This Fact.

Lie away - "AESnatiSO"u VoVPto
Have Learned This Fact.
When q healthy man or woman be-
gins to run down without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid. depress-
ed. suffers backache, headache, dizzy
spells and urinary disorders, look to
the kidneys for the cause of all. Keep
the kidneys we'll and they will keep
you we'll Doan's Kidney Pills make
sick kidneys well. Here Is Marshall
town testimony to prove 1t.
Perry Hotchkiss, 105h South Sew
enth avenue, Marshalltown, Iowa, says:
I'VE have used Doan's Kidney Pills in
our family and found them very eff
fective. My father took this remedy
three years ago and that time publicly
endorsed It,. His statement still holds
good. In cases Of backache and trouble
with the kidney secretions, Doan's
Kidney Pills can be relied upon to
bring relief. We have procured this
remedy at the Mcbride & Will DRUG
Company and are always glad to say a
word in its praise"
For. sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Company. Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-22
REARRANeE CITY OFFICES.
Entire West End of-court House Base.
1900 A. NJ nna,,a;Al

Entire West End of-court House Base
rnent to Be Occupied.
Instead of having portions of the
city offices in different parts OF the
court house basement the council has
decided to centralize all the offices in
the west end OF the basement. The
work Of preparing for the change has
been begun and within the next few
weeks the change will be completed.
Under the new arrangement the city
clerks office will occupy the old Har-
grave. law office. recently. vacated by
the Evans Abstract Company. An out
side entrance is afforded on the south
SIDE Mayor Jones. whose present Of
flee is in the east end Of the building,
will occupy the present clerks office.
The present offices Of Tuffree &
Marsh will be vacated and partition
will be placed dividing the room into
private offices for Councilmen Her
man and Lamb. Tuffree & Marsh will
occupy the present council chamber.
The police headquarters will remain II,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-22
Wall Paper Bargains.

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to make some changes in our wall pa
per room, which necessitates extra
handling of wall paper. In order to
avoid this and to close out as much
of our immense stock OF wall paper on
short notice, we are going to cut the
prices on every roll regardless of cost.
Here Is rare opportunity. right In the
midst of the wall paper season, one you
will probably never meet with again in
q lifetime. Come early to Simmons
Book Store. Bring the size OF your
rooms