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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-03
USURPANDO UN PUPITRE

jPuede Mr. Aybar seguir usufruc,
tuando su prebenda de delegado la
Camara y andar metido en- andanzas de
organizador de un partido socialista,
sin faltar a sus compromises morales, y
tai vez pol1ticos, contra1dos con ell parti-
do que lie llev6 a la Camara?
Opinamos que no.
Si Mr. Aybar desea-siquiera una vez
en- su vida, hacer las cosas correcta
mente, debe abandonar la represen-
taci6n que lie fu6 otorgada como
individuo pert eciente a un
grupo obrero; pero que seguramente lie
ser1a retirada de buen grado por sus
desencantados poderdantes, en- cuanto
que ell fracasado alferez Sc ha salido del
tiesto, metiendose en- empresas de otro
calibre.
Por no ensanarnos con ell caido, no he
mos querido hacer ell balance de 10 que
ell frustrado legislator ha conseguido en-
provecho de la clase que pretende repre-
sentar y defender, pero la que Sc Ii
mita a explotar en- 10 que puede dentro
de su "modus operandi".
Desde luego ten1amos descontado que
hab1a de ser contraproducente la pre-.
sencia de Mr. Aybar en- ell parlamento
y no sentimos la menor inquietud al
leer las bravatas con que ell alferez re-
servista atiborraba a diario su peri6di-
co, queriendo hacer Greer a su candido
p1blico que hab1a llegado la hora de po-
ner ell mundo al reves..
va Sc caera como una guanabana =
dijimos ante 10 inevitable del fracaso, y
no pensamos nj por un momento que es-
tuvi6semos hacienda una profec1a, sino
contemplando una inevitable realidad.
Y as1 fu6. En- cualesqUiera de las le-
gislaturas anteriores, cuando no Sc SEN
taba en- los pupitres de la Camara min
gun representante de la federation IL
bre, Sc pasaron mas y mejores leyes
obreras que en- esta session reciente que
quiso perturbar con sus desplantes ell
"solitario de la Camara'', como lie lla-
mo con Erase grafca un eminente parla-
mentario
Y Sc explica perfectamente que as1 sea.
Ante las destemplanzas del titulado
"leader" obrero, era natural que los
demas delegados Sc mostrasen dispues'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-03
-CABLFGRAMAS-
Los servios preparados para una nueva campa
ma Una pension para los inutilzados en- Ia
guerra Buque contrabandista apresado.
(Servicio especial del Cable Frances.)

Roma, 10. de abril-Informes oficia-
les recibidos de Serbia anuncian que la
Situaci6n sanitaria en- dicho pals ha me-
dorado mucho, gracias a la ayuda gene
rosa de ciertas potencias, entire elias los
Estados Unidos. Sin embargo todav1a
hay mucha necesidad de art1culos medi-
cinales para los heridos Ell esp1ritu
de las tropas serbias es siempre exec
lente estan ansiosas de entrar en- cam.
pafla nuevamente con los austriacos. To
do ell pueblo serbio hace energicos pre-
parativos para la nueva campa1a. 200
canones capturados a los austriacos han
sido sumados la artiller1a serbia, y
las municiones capturadas al enemigo.
seran sufcientes para varios meses.
Paris, 1.-(OfciaD Durante toda Ia
noche ell cnemigo ha bombardeado las
trincheras que le arrebaearon nuestras
tropas Ell 30 de mario en- ell bosque de
la Pretre los alemanes ejecutaron por la
madrugada un contra-ataque con varios
batallones Y consiguieron hacer pie en- la
parte oeste de las posiciones, pero a las
ocho de la manana les obligamos & de,
salojar el terreno. adelantado, hacienda
yarios prisioneros,. entire ellos un Official.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-03
RESULTADO DE UN
CHOOTJE.

OAAO~J " ID.
En- la parada ocho chocaron
aver los carros n1meros 366 V
1909, arrastrado ell primero por
clos caballos as1 como ell segundo
y gulados por Juan Castro y ST.
neon Rosado, respectivamente.
Ambos carros resultaron con
lmportantes desperfectos.
Castro sufri0 una fuerte con-
fusion en- ell dorso del pie derecho.
slendo asistido en- la Sala de So
correos. Despues Sc le traslad6 4
su domicilio en- Santurce.
INFRACTOR DE LA LEY
La polic1a sorprendi6 en- Gua-
yama a Ramon Cintr6n Vaz-
quez en- momentos en- que elabo-
raba tabacos clandestinamente.
hablendole ocupado trescientos
ltabacos.
RINA DE MUJERES.
En- Caguas rineron hace 11nos
dlas dos alegres mujeres llama
das Maria Martinez (a) Domini-
cana, y Monserrate Rodriguez.
La lucha fu6 en- un callej6n lla-
(mado "Los tres brincos'' v el
cual seg1n parece es de los que
nos tienen salida, pues Monserra-
te no pudo evitar que la Martinez
la agrediese con I'm cuchillo inf
Irlendole varias heridas.
La agresora fu6 arrestada v
puesta a disposition del Juez
Municipal, y la herida condu-
Iclda al Hospital.
UN NOMBRAMIENTO.
Tia sldo nombrado jefe de la
Ohclna de Correos de Jayuya, in
|terlnamente, ell senor Antonio
|Cabanas, quien a la vez desem-
pena ell cargo de Secretario del
Juzgado de dicho pueblo.
ANTE Ell FISCAL.
1nforma nuestro colega "El
Aguila'', de Ponce, que desde
layer esta procediendo ell Fiscal
|Torres Grau, en- SUI ofcina de la
|Corte de Distrito, q la investiga-
|cion contra ell polic1a Norberto
Qulles, con motive de que a este
Sc le acusa por varios testigos,
de haber dado muerte a un bra
cero en- la noche del primero de
Mario dltimo, en- la calle Atocha
de esta ciudad, despues que ha-
b1a la polic1a suspendido un mi
tin obrero que la misma noche sc
|llevaba a efecto en- la calle Leon
|esquina a Castillo.
Declararon aver doce testigos
de cargo y cuatro de descargo.
Hoy han debido empezar a decla-
rar veintiocho testigos de descar-
go que faltan y que estan dis
puestos a jurar que Dulles es ino-
|cente.
LADRON ARRESTADO.
En- Arecibo fu6 arrestado por
la polic1a ell individuo Jose Ne
|gron, en- cuyo poder Sc encontr6
una novilla propiedad de don Jo-
|se Bujosa.
PERECIO AVOCADO.
Un nino de seis anos de edad,
|llamado Isabel D1az, perecio aho-
'gado ell d1a treinta y uno en- ell
Rio Grande de Lola.
CANAVERALES
INCENDIADOS.
Ell jueves Sc desarroll0 un in
cendio en- canaverales de la Cen
trail Lafayette, de Guayama, que
cerca de dos cuerdas de
cana.
OTRO INCENDIO.
Tambien el jueves hubo otro
incendio en- canaverales de la CO
lonla Esperanza, de Guayama
diez cllerdas 10 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-03
De San Juan Y de la iSla
Ell SANTO ENTIERRO.

organize frente a la Cathedral la
procession del Santo Entierro.
Media hora despu6s Sc puso en-
marcha, recorriendo las GALES del
Cristo, de la Fortaleza, de Saliva
dor Brau, de San Justo y de San
Jose.
Acompanaran la procession nu-
meros1simos feles. Iba en- la mis-
ma Monsenor Jones.
Los BALCONIES de las casas de las
calles que recorrio ell Santo En-
tierro estaban ocupados todos.
Elm los del Casino Espanol, es-
pecialmente, no cabia una perso-
Ma mas: desde las cinco de la tar
de los ocuparon distinguidas fa-
milias.
En- las aceras de las calles de
la trayectoria recorrida, tambi6n
hab1a mucha gente.
El solemne acto, que result6
lucidlsimo, concluy6 a las seis Y
cuarto, hOra en- que Sc inici6 ell
desfile frente a la Cathedral.
MUSICA EN- LA PLAZA.
Ri programa para ell concier-
to que manana dara en- la pla-
"a Baldorioty la Banda Munich
pal, es ell siguiente:
Obertura opera Fra-Diavolo.'
Auber.
Fantasia de la Zarzuela, La
Rep1blica del Amor, Lle6.
Suit La Feria, Los Toros, La
Reja Serenata, La Zarzuela Tpo
de Walls; P. Lacome.
Paso Doble Jota, (estreno. }
Ecos de Arag6n, G. Roig.
Minuet, P. San Miguel.
Danza, Tu y Yo, A. Mislan.
CABRERA PEDESTRE.
Maiana Sc celebrara una inte-
resante carrera pedestre.
La distancia sera de ounce
Kilometres, y ell corredor Fran
cisco Carballo dara un kil0metro
de ventaja a sus contrincantes.
Los corredores saldran de la
plaza de Rio Piedras q las tres
de la tarde, entrando en- San
Juan por la calle Salvador Brau,
dandOle cinco vueltas a la plaza
Baldorioty, cruzando luego por
ua calle de la Cruz, cogiendo por
la de la Fortaleza, y terminando
despues de darle ounce vueltas
a la plaza de Colon.
GUARDIA TRASLADADO.
El guardia Angel Perez Sega
IRA, que actualmente presta SER
vicios en- Santurce, ha sido tras-
ladado a Lares.
LA FE CATOLICA.
El jueves, ell viernes y la mana-
na de hoy Sc han visto concurri-
|d1simos todos los temples cat6li-
eos, con motive de los solemnes
|oficios religiosos de estos d1as, de-
mOstrandose que la f6 catolica no
|decae en- San Juan.
CINE TRES BANDERAS.
Esta noche, en- la session para
los ni11os a las siete y media, Sc
|proyectaran dos peliculas c6mi-
cas-, y ademas "Yo tengo sangre
bohemia, en- siete parties. En- la
function ordinaria, estreno de
"La hija del esp1a", en- siete par
tes; "Cazador de la montana",
en- ocho; Y dos comicas.
Los programs de manana son
estos: en- la primera tanda, dos
comicas y "La matanza de ju-
|d1os por vaqueros'', en- seis par
tes; Y en- la segunda tanda, esDtre-
no de clos fantoches' en- diez
parties; "El principe loco", en-
ocho; Y dos comicas.
Ell lunes, estreno de una pel1-
cllla sensational: Los cr1menes
de la Corte, en- veinte parties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-03
ACUSADOS DE HURTO.


Iguez y Nemesio D1az arrestaron
aver en- Puerta de TERRA a An
tonic Sanchez, natural de Moro
Wis, y Juan Santos, de Manat1
en- poder de los cuales encontra-
ron doce gallinas propiedad de
don Guillermo Vidal.
Sanchez y Santos han manifes-
tado que compraron las gallinas
a una persona que no conocen
Ambos han sido denunciados po1
ell delito de hurto menor Y pues-
tos a dispoci6n del Juez Munich
pal.
JUEGOS PELIGROSOS.
Anoche fu6 asistido en- la Sala
de Socorros de Puerta de TERRA
el obrero Higinio Guzman, de
TruJillo Alto, apreciandosele la
fractura del cartilage extreme.
costal izquierdo s6ptima costi-
la, y una confusion en- la regi6n
)epigrastica.
Manifesto Guzman que Sc pro
dujo la fractura a causa de ha-
berse caido sobre un machete
mlentras jugaba de manos con
sus amigos Pablo Ayala Y Mario
Gutl en- ell sub-barrio Salsipue-
ldes.
SE HARA CUMPLIR.
J I'll Jefe de policia ha dado Or
denes Gle que Sc haga cumplir es-
trlctamente la ordenanza NUM-
|cipal que prohibe que Sc former
grupos en- las aceras y en- las ca
Illes.
DE n2anera que nadie pOdra
ltampoco, seg1n sc nos informa.
detenerse en- compan1a de otra
persona en- las GALES nj en- las
laceras para yer 10 que Sc exhibe
en- los escaparates.
Advertimos este, para que
|nuestrOs lectores Sc eviten esta
Inoche que Sc les denuncie. La
lOrden es: ia caminar todo el
Imundo!
Bueno es que Sc hagan cum
Ipllr las ordenanzas, pero no de-
be haber preferencia para ningu-
ma. Ell coronel Shanton deb1a
recomendar tambi6n que Sc cum
pllese la que Sc refere al trafico
Gle vehlculos, pues 81 de 10 que sc
trata es de evitar academies, ell
que la gente ande 8 no, no es des-
pues de todo 10 que los evita.
Porque ademas hay muchos
chauffeurs a quienes les gusta
correr a gran velocidad por las
GALES de San Juan, precisamente
los d1as de mas trafco, 5no es
verdad, senior coronel?
CHOQUE DE TRANVIAS.
A las cuatro de la tarde de
layer ell tranv1a electrico ndmero
10 choco en- la parada ounce con
ell tranv1a ndmero 26, que estaba
tomando pasajeros.
Ell primero de dicho vehiculos
estaba guiado por ell motorista
Ramon Gonzalez, Y ell segundo
|por Jose Rosa.
De la investigation practicada
por Ell ~sargento de polic1a Jose
e. lrlzarry y ell guardia Castor
Gonzalez Padilla, aparece ulpa-
bic del choque ell motorista Ra-
|mon Gonzalez.
Este alega que no pudo parar ell
|tranvla por estar malos los fire.
mos.
Los dos tranv1as resultaron
con las hamacas rotas.
SIN OAR LUZ.
Varios vecinos de la parada
|dos y media nos han informado
Ique anoche no di6 luz ell foco ALI
|instalado, y nos piden suplique-
mos q la compan1a del alumbra-
do que corrija esa deficiencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-03
OTRO INCENDIO.

Tamblen el jueves hubo otro
lncend1o en- cailaverales de la CO
lonia Esperanza, de Guayama.
quemandose diez cuerdas de ca
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-03

VarlOs Vecln0s de Ia parada
dos y media nos han informado
que anoche no di6 luz el foco ALI
instalado, y nos piden suplique-
mos a la compail1a del alumbra-
do que corrija esa defciencia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
Brief News Of Men.our.

Special to Times Republican.
Montour. Oct so.-Mr. and Mrs. y.
I. wilcox are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Fred Graves, and family near
Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Princehouso and
daughter. Of Conrad. were in town
Wednesday to see the formers par
ents and transact some business. They
are planning on selling their novelty
and millinery store and moving to
Marshalltown.
o. E. Howard has bought out pro-
duce business In Minburn, Dallas
county. and will move his family there
about Nov. I.
Dick Mccoy returned from Huron. 8.
D.. Friday. He has been with thresh-
ing gang in South Dakota for the past
few months
Day Wilson was In town Friday and
left in the evening for Colo to Join
the electric light crew with which he
has been working the past summer.
in the employ of the Iowa Railway and
Light Company.
Rev ]. 3. Adkins came from Grim
nell Thursday accompanied by his
brother Charles to harvest the balance
Of his potato crop and load his house.
hold goods preparatory to his moving
to New Jersey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
Toledo New. Notes.
Special to Times Repu blican.

Special to Times Repu blican.
Toledo. Oct. 30.-The city and coll
lese lecture course for the season
opened at the Wieting with concert
by Schildkret's Hungarian Orchestra.
which played to a capacity house. The
management is very much encourages
by the liberal patronage given.
Miss Elizabeth Benson returned yes
terday from q three months trip In
the west. where she had been sight
seeing and visiting an uncle and FAM
lily In Portland, Ore. and sister near
Walla Walla. Wash.
Frank Willard has So far completed
his now residence that he II moving
in. His adds another substantial homo
to north Toledo.
George johnson. from Gladbrook, 10
visiting former friends and kin here
few days
Charles Benesh. Jr.. and wife are
here from Cedar Rapids for = few
days visit at the homo Of Mr.. Zen.
esh's father
c. w. Ennis has secured tho con-
tract for the erection OF . new bank
and lodge building at Brandon.
These are days Of the specialist.
Next week Miss Barnes, travelling
chief operator OF the State Telephone
Association. will be here 70 give spe-
cial instructions to the local operators.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
Now. Of ee.r,.r,

Special to Times Republican.
Beaman. Oct. 30.-Curtis Smith,
grandson Of Judge Smith, Marshall
county pioneer, has gone to Chicago to
take a special course in electrical en-
cheering.
It is quite amusing to notice the
smile on the farmers faces when you
ask them how their corn is coming
this fine weather. They invariable say
1t Is drying out fine and will make
pretty fair corn after all.
Mrs. r. L. Oglesby returned from
southern Illinois. where she has been
visiting her parents the past three
weeks.
The home Of Homer Russie was
placed under quarantine on account
OF their little girl having scarlet fever.
However the case Is very mild.
The children OF the high school gave
an interesting program Friday after
noon. which was well rendered, all ac-
quitting themselves remarkably we'll
Some Of the work done in the manual
training shows the advantage Of q con.
solldated school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
MISSOURI FARMS

We Will give yoa 2o.acre farm free.
asking only your corporation and sup.
port for our great development pro-
ject. We are selling our farms for only
As00. Payable IS cash ana As monthly,
without Interest or taxes. With proper
caro- these farms. can be made 20 net
is located in southeast Missouri mid
way between the Osarks And the lox.
lands. average elevation $50 feet We
have been Investigated and our land In
spected and approved BY the banking
department Of tho state Of Mtssoufi.
Kansas. Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota.
Tennessee and West Virginia. Free
railway fare to purchasers: 20 day0'
time to visit land and make your selec-
ton; money back after one year II dis.
satisfied; payments stop IN case Of
death; money loaned for Improvements;
perfect title: immediate possession. We
have prepared . large 16-page pamph.
let containing absolute proof Of all the
statements made herein. and containing
dozens Of photographs made on our
land and In our 1,0oe.acre orchard.
which we are building ~ Q demoAstra-
ton: $40 acres now In 0eorlne ana
loaded with fruit: 500 additional NsNNe
ready for planting this fall: also
pamphlet. censssniss latter. f.csn mas
than 1000 Of our custcmefs who havo
inspected oar land a1d 1l0 PartieulaEe
OF our great FREQ offer. Send for lt Co.,
day Munger eecurttiee Company. CHI
New York Llfo bullAl1Gs NA1(ls C1&ys
10. Capital FUZZY DAa4 %31o,eoN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
LAND BARGAINS.

For Sale-I am closing out some ex-
cellent western Dakota lands, and have
Ave quarters, clear Of encumbrance,
that will sell at $1,000 quarter. half
cash and the balance in five years at
per cent. This is homestead land.
decided by the government that was
settled several years ago, when the
cream was to be had, but as 1 have
more land than can hold, am willing
to make this sacrifice Crops are the
best in years in this section, and there
will be big movement in farm prop
erty very soon. Will guarantee all
representations make IN regard -
this land, to be true and genuine. This
really IL q bargain for anyone seek
ing an investment in good farm prop
erty. r. w. Bucklin, Sidney. Mont.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
MINNESOTA LANDS.

For Sale-275 acres In Swift county,
seven miles from Benson; black soil,
clay subsoil, nearly level: 200 acres
under cultivation; 40 acres PASTURE;
IS acres meadow; six-room house;
barn 4Ox60; cow barn; double granary
with cement floors; new silo. well and
windmill. dandy farm; price. $3.50
per acre; terms. J. H. Haddock, SIG
Plymouth building. Minneapolis. Mimi
For sals-Get these snaps. Buy now.
$40 acres. fine wild land. Morrison
county. $16 per acre; 100 acres house
worth $4,000, fifteen acres broke, bal
ance easy cleared. fenced. main road,
seven miles out, $3s per acre. Other
improved farms In Benton county. Wild
lands In Cass. Hubbard and Morrison
counties. Buy from owners. Murphy
Hartwig Land Company, Foley, MINI.
For oais-e4o acres with buildings,
good. black loan on yellow clay, $50
acres under cultivation. Only four
miles from Rugby N. D.. city OF 1900.
county seat. Price, $50 per acre. WIN
take small Iowa farm as part pay and
give easy terms. E. M. Weston. WI
mona, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
~
BIG LAND OPENING.

Wyoming-149,s3S acres in the Gosh
en- Hole country, eastern Wyoming,
open for settlement under homestead
laws in tracts of 100 acres. Subject to
inspection OH and after Sept 25, 1915;
subject to entry, filing or selection Oct.
25 1915. For plat, description Of lands,
ETC.. write r A. Smith, colonization
and industrial: agent, Union Pacific
system, Omaha, Neb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
FARMS FOR RENT.

Four hundred twenty-seven acre, 800
acre and 235-acre farms, near Mason
City. All first class we'll improved farms.
Renter must be able to stock farms.
Cash rent. For full description write
FRANKIE Land and Investment Company,
Mason City, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
This ad cost 20 cents for one
publication

For several years Mr.. Baily has used
the classified columns Of the Times
Republican for the sale Of his surplus
stock and with excellent results.
The Times Republican is read by
nearly every farmer on every r. F. D.
route in ten counties and it is little
wonder that man with fine stock for
sale can lind quick market for 1t by
advertising.
What Have You to Sell?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
LOST
WANTED
FOUND
REAL IOWA PIONEER DEAD.
Mrs. Lucinda Adams, Aged 80, Resident
Of Hamilton County sixty Years.

Webster City. Oct. 30.-Mrs. Lucinda
Adams breathed her last yesterday
forenoon at 10:S0 o'clock at her homo
on West Walnut street. at the ripe old
age Of 80 years. She would have been
81 upon Jan. l and sixty Of these nine
ty years were spent In Hamilton coun-
ty. Except for paralytic strokes. she
has in the evening Of her life enjoyed
fairly good health until a fall which
she sustained last Friday which
crushed the hip bone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
NORTH DAKOTA LANDS.

For Sale-160 acres, two miles north
east Of the village Of Fingal, good
town on the 500 line, has two banks.
two general stores, hardware.
churches, and good school. land lays
level. has good house, barn and gran
airy, good well Of water, about seven
acres trees and alfalfa. balance under
cultivation, will sell for $50 per acre.
and give contract for deed on the pay
ment Of $500. or give deed on the
payment Of $4,000. purchaser giving
mortgage back for balance of pur-
chase price. For sale by owner. Box
No. 1875, Fingal. N. D.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30

bunions, ingrowing nails. burning
soles, weak and broken down arches
and other foot troubles quickly re-
lieved. Residence calls answered. Phone
1926 rcd. e. F. Ladd. chiropodist. 203
West Church street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30

Southwest Iowa is fertile field for
them an with anything to sell that has
merit. It Is thickiy populated and
prosperous. Seventy-fve thousand peo-
pie in southwest Iowa read the daily
Nonpareil. 1t is the great want ad
medium Of this section. u is known fa:
and wide as a producer of results. II
you have land or anything else to sell
or trade. get in touch with southwest
Iowa thru the Nonpareil. Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30

To Rent-Three unfurnished rooms.
strictly modern and new. Cheap win
ter rent. GIL East Boone street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
Quick Sale for Fine Stock

For Sais-Large Type Poland China
male hogs, thoroughbred Shorthorn
bulls. serviceab.S ago, Scotch top. ]. G.
Baily. Marshalleown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30

To Rent-Modern fat five rooms
and bath, first class condition. Phone
1774.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30

Patents secured thru credit system.
Free search. Send sketch Booklet free.
Waters & Co. 1884 Warder building.
WASHINGTON. D. c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30

i For Sale - New and secondhand
carom and pocket-b billiard tables, and
bowling alleys and accessories; bar
fixtures of all kinds: easy payments.
The Brunswicke- Bake Collander Com
pany, 113 Walnut street. Des Moines.
Iowa.
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KANSAS LAND.

For. sals-By owner. 100 acres ad
Joining railroad town. Glover. alfalfa
failing water. Gas well on farm, no
lease. Six-room house and outbuildings
in town. High school and church. Price
Of both SO, 900. Will sell separately. Lots
of time at per cent. A. NJ. Dunlap.
Carlyle, Kan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30

Pool hall and short order lunches.
This Is a place where we are going
to treat you right and will expect you
to treat the place the same. A clean
up-to date place at your service. Drop
in and see me. Marshall Guam, pro-
prietor. 4O1 South Third avenue. Mar
shall.own. Iowa.