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JEWISH HISTORY.
Annual Meeting of the Society B'
ing Held.

Annual Meeting of the society BE
ing Held.
New York. December 26.-The eighth
annual meeting of the American Jewish
Historical society began today in the He
brew charity building in this city with the
president, DR.. Cyrus Adler of the Smith
sonian institute, in the chair. Reports
were read from the secretaries aud the
treasurer, showing a membership of 100
and satisfactory financial condition.
Papers were read as follows: DR.. Cyrus
Adler, Further documents Relating to
the Inquisition in Mexico DR.. Herber,
Friedenwald of the library Of congress,
Isaac Levy and His Claim to Property in
Georgia. Prof j. H. Hollander Of John
Hopkins university, additional Informa-
ton Respecting Haym Solomon" Rev.
George A. Kohut, Dallas. Texas, New
Documentary Material for the History o!
Marrianos in Mexico"
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TExAs MATTERS.
PATENTS Issued-Scw National Bnniss
Authorized.
courts.

Authorized.
Especial to The Post)
Washington, December 26. "A postofhce
has been established at Bcnlk, Lamar
county. with Charles Charley as post
master.
These postoffces have been ordered dis
continued Oakdale, Sabine county. mail
TO Hemphill; Mendoza, Fresno county.
mail to Firebaugh.
George NJ Smith was today appointed
postmaster at Emblem. Hopkins county,
vice L. H. Murphy. resigned.
Texas patents issued today; Otis An
drews, El Paso. Irvine holder; G. II.
Bonner. Paducah. chain pipe wrench; Joe
H. Cooley Abilene elevated electric car
line; Henry A. Cordray, Brenham, stat
operating means for shutters; Loren y.
Waters. w. IL. Davis and A. l.. Hawkins
Georgetown. acetylene gas generator; AL
bert kronkosky, San Antonio. bottle.
The comptroller OF the currency has au-
thorizcd the following Texas banks to be-
gin business: The stockmen's National
of Canyon; capital $4,000; president. L.
T. Lester; cashier. S. r. sullenberger.
The Lowden National bank OF El Paso;
capital $780, president, l.. NJ. Open
heimer; cashier. 7. NJ. Wingo,
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n, hing that is emphasized
ssdtnei - i the fancy bodice; for
.'s srsssnt ensrossins the major
1 n0a's. ssne de chine are such fa-
trs q ~, 'aress occasions this year
= ~ ~ 's ..,srials seem out of the
II ~ '..,narison. There are more rea-
. s'u y. much to- bee considered one
~ ~ srdear crepe de chine to the
~ that ena a's leaders. Its graceful
4. = ,i.aiIiies and easy adapt I 70
I! a'!.,s'e Sa,bl trimmings of"'he season
l''nn ~ 10 be despised.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
|hhHa Syndicate Has Purchased Large
Body of Rice Land.
|pltHl 1924 ACRES FOR sIs5,oo
|leunrter of Million VIII Be Spent
In improvements If the OPP
tons Secured Are Taken.

Riumont, Texas, December 26.-During
Y past three or four months Mr.. /, u.
'ak, the well known real estate agent
~ one of Beagmont's most progressive
y enterprlsing citizens, has besn max
frequent trips to Kansas City, Chi
asp and other Northern points. The
whose OF his trips was not made public,
VII was known that he was at work on
iNg land deal and recently he admitted
10y such was a fact, but requested that
Y matter be kept quiet at least until
Y preliminary arrangements were et-
s''ea This was done last night at s
'1oeR when d, B. Hurd and Judge A. II.
1sey signed contract ana deposited a
@'lned check to purchase 1924 acres
y 'enerson county rice land.
ihs land contracted for sale belongs to
A'ssis j. f. Broussard, B, C, Herbert
80 y, Polk. 1t lies in the vicinity o.
lvlols bayou and includes what is
s'.n as the Broussard rice farm. The
sa'nasers are the trustees for syndi-
~ which is being formed in Iowa for
purpose OF raising the money necessary
nim rice on a large scale The con-
IA s Ewes the purchasers siXty-day OPP
II Il " The land the total price to be
en lor which is $780, Messrs. /. d.
INV aga ]. Il. Broussard have also sold
ssssls' Hurd and McVey, as trustees,
snsly-day option ON six additional
.us Of land, which is suitable for
IN. su'aaIe This makes the deal aggre-
,ale this deal was worked no by Mr..
FOLK the success so far attained :,
sa,siiy due to Mr. B. d. Hurd II was
~ snst Mr., Polk pointed out the Inn
|l,s,sa Ooay OF rice land that could be
a, ~ N one tract In Jefferson county.
%. - immediately saw the attractive
|rsI,,N ,ne proposition and set about o.
|lI..s 'ne syndicate to make the pur
~. AZ nrst he met with but little en-
|h.n s,neht from Iowa capitalists. but
IN I've culture and its profits were
NM. A,snigently clear the principal Diff
u, ,srs's las overcome. Organization OF
M L .u'uaie Is not yet entirely perfected,
un... " De IN a very few days. ana the
y, NV \, money deposited Is ruarantse
1he me-. VEN WIN be concluded within me
prescribed by contract.
al. ~, says that as soon as the syn
/ tu,,,s.Aes possession OF the land about
q ins..ol million dollars VIII be spent
eduyst,o,,s and in preparing II for
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pugiIist Chandler Draa.

Chicago, December 26,--Tom Chandler,
the old-timo pugilist. died in this city to-
day at his home Of pleursy OF the heart.
The veteran, who was best known as "Bos-
ton" Tom Chandler. was born In that
city. ard came to Chicago in 1885 with
Denver Ed Smith.
Chandler. who was heavyweight,
toured the country with John l.. Sulli-
van. Paddy Ryan. All Greenfield and
Jack Burke, his cieyerness making him
a desirable sparring partner
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BROADWAY NATIONAL.
Cashier curti. Endenvorine to

Cashier Curtis EndcnvOring to Re.
sUnte.
Boston, December 26.--Afairs at the
Broadway National bank appeared much
improved today. The Globe National
bank is taking so much of the time of
Examiner Wing that Examiner Lyon has
been sent on from Washington to take
charge of the Broadway bank. He is
hopeful that the bank will resume and
says that it ought to. Mr.. Curtis the
cashier. is, making all possible efforts to
have the capital. 100000, subscribed and
1t looks now as though he would sue
coed.
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AFTER PENSIONS.
The New Workers nrc Filing Claims
'tfsfiiH In BunchPs

New York, December 26.A special Ia
the Herald from Washington says Ap.
pIications for Spanish war pensions con-
tinue to be received at the pension office
from members Of the seyenty-first New
York regiment, and the total filed on be-
half of members OF this regiment have
now reached S1s Pension COMMISSIONS
Evans said today ne had no idea that any
considerable percentage of the app'iSa-
lions would be allowed, as II would proo-
ably be found when the cases were looked
INFO that the disabilities on which pen
sions had been asked were Of temporary
character and not penslonable
The commissioner said there was no
way BY which an estimate could be made
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DR.. Marks ITO, Fortis. owyhsc ioi, Faun.
ctta 1902 Billy McCioskey. AiIcis 100. Judge
Wonord Stromo 90. Twinkle Twinkle. Ram
let, Ulm %. Tempo o. Marplot, Tom Calvert,
Lcde ia 30, Glengaber So
Mile, handicap Advance Guard lis, prin-
cess zeika los, Erwin log, Flamora 100. Him.
doc Princess "a, Rixfora so.
Seven furlonRs. selling nunblaue los. Oils
sando, Prcstome LOG. Louis a. McWhirtcr
los. Jolly Briton, Mont Eagle ics, Expcdicnt
u.s., Sunello. My Gypsy, Aiiena es.
Clear track fast
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frank n. Grnres pead.

Runge, Texas, December 2e.5-hon' FRANK
r. Graves died yesterday at his home IN
Karnes city after lingering Illness. he
was one Of the best known aud most bril-
liant lawyers IN this section Of the country
and member of the legislature several
years ago. to which honor ne was elected
twice By the democrats Of this district
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JOCKEY JENKINS.
He Has signed 10 Ride FOR w. N
VOgers Next SeasOn.

Jockey Clcm jenkins, dressed in New
Works latest fashion. and layishly covered
with costly jewels, burst In upon his friends
at Frisco last week. Dan HONG looked twice
before he recognized the Jockey whom he set
UP in business. The bcdazEling effect of the
Jewels all but blinded tho st. Louis iurlman.
II had n good season." said jenkins, "and
made money. rode at st. Louis, Chicago,
place | hit horse With my whip, aud the
Judges gave me three days on the ground.
This wns the only trouble got in"
Jenkins said he was engaged to ride for
w NJ. Rogers. q philadelphia horscman. Tor
another year He has not closed his CON
tract with Prince Poniatowski for the winter,
but hoped to this week.
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WESTERN TRAVELLERS.


Annual Meeting ut 81. L0uts-Otn-
GERS and a Report.
st. Louis, December 26.-The Western
Commercial Travellers Association In an
nuai session here elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year; President.
Adrian DeYoung Of St. Louis; first vice
president. Alex Shelby Of ST. Louis; SIX
directors for two years we're also elected
secretary H. G. Tatum read his annual
report which showed that the associatt0n
has on hand s66.O27.b5. or this sum 500
900 is In the reserve fund. During inc
year there has been paid out 70 nene-
ticiaries $4,000. and since the organ1xs 4
ton s350.000. A proposition 10 extend M
nriviIeee Of membership to all men en-
gagged in legitimate commercial business
and TO travelling statesmen Who have neen
on the road less than one year was detest-
ed by a large majority. z s 4 All
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the Lawton home fund aggregate $4,000;
the list will be kept open until January D.

The comptroller OF the currency has
given the directors OF the Broadway MAJ
tional bank OF Boston an additional week
In which to perfect arrangements Tor tno
reopenng of the institution.
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men approached him., One of them took
him by the collar and jerked him down,
then stamped upon him. Sullivan says
that it was too dark to see the mems
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A new Year. Dinner.

Oysters.
Paties of mushrooms
Broiled shad.
Cucumbers.
Saddle of mutton, English STYLE
M Potato croduettes.
Turkey with chestnuts and truffes.
Stuffed green peppers.
Roast sweet potatoes
Brie cheese.
Plum pudding. hard sauce.
Ice cream.
Fruits. Cakes.
Nuts and raisns.
Coffee.
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New York. December 2s.-An operation
for cancer OF the stomach has been per-
formed on ROLAND Reed. the actor. His
condition tonight was very serious.
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rhe romntroller Of the currancy has au.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. December 2s.--The nego-
tistions which have been in progress for
some time between China and Mexiso iol
general treaty Of trade navigation ano
Immigration now have been brought to q
successful conclusion. The third copy Il
In English. departure from the uspa
custom, as FRENCH is the Diplomatic
language.
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neturning Social obligations.

Returning Social obligations.
Women who wish to pay of heavy social
obligations at New Year time sometimes
send few pounds of candy in dainty
satin box inclosed, in painted satin
moucholr case. The case is done In colors
that harmonic with the box. OFTEN these
cases are very large. and the painting Is
really beautiful landscape, valuable as
a work of art. The price depends upon
the size and quality OF the painting, $50
being reasonable price, while Sl5U has
been paid. But neither OF these prices
need TO be paid when so many novelties
can be gotten up at home
Bonbons are always popular for german
favors. The proper caper for holiday
dances are tiny baskets, filed with red
and white bonbons. and tied with scarlet
satin bows.
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DIXIE CLUB HOP.

~ IKE club, which furnished SO
I 4. 'saure to Its members last winter.
~ re3uvenated and last night gave
skiy harmony hall that was thor
'''oyed by those participating.
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L WOMAN'S REALM

a plaided effect The yoke is scalloped
and stitched with many rows Of stitching
as is the lower part Of the waist. The two
divisions are supported. as 1t were. by a
broad band of black satin which begirds
the figure aud rises to scarcely percepti-
BILE point at the bust line.
A deep square with detachable filing
OF satin constitutes the neck trimming
which may be removed for evening pur-
poses. The sleeves present something en-
tirely new in the broad trimming below
the shoulders and are extremely pretty.
Helen Grey-Page.
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OnkInnI.

San Francisco. December 2s--oakland ra-
suits:
FuturIty course--rrue Blue, Draw Lass
Meadow Lark Time, III.
Five furlongs--ruthill, Gusto, DeVereauh'
Mile, -ventoro. Storm King Hindo0
Princess. Time. 1:iola.
Nile and sixteenth. selling -Fayersham'
Einstein. MorIneI. Time, i:i6&
seven furlongs. free bandicap--Plah' Dr'
sbapnard, Kind Carnival Time, 1;2I
Eva and a half furlongs-Ben Led, SILVER
Tone, PAT Morrisscy. Time. i;06%
ToDAy's ENTRIES
Five furlongs. purse maidens-My Dear ~
nelerta III Loconomo ii2. Norford, Unca-
dean los saul OF Tarsus. Tom sharkey, Bona,
Gold Finder La Amiga, sisquer, Nance
o.Nei, Io2. Caesar Young, Beautiful BIZ 100,
s,nnoso' Reginald Hughes g.
Mile. selling None Such l1s, Adam Andrew.
Torsida India 10. Lost Girl. TRADE, Glenn
Ann Inverary ". Don Luis. Red Pirate lOI,
Yaruba los. sylvan Lass 1o1, Rnnany, Poor.
lands o'Connor. HeartIess Correct Ancnored
Mile. selling -whaleback ia, 81 Estro. Ter
rene 100, stuttgart 106, Sonora Caesar ~
Race. mile and quarter. selling. hsnoicsp
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'splEEEElIsa)oWN AND RoRBEn

v a's@ about u o'clock a labofer
~. ~ on the Pee Gee railroad was
5hiss ecwn and robbed Of SIG. He was
\ - u the Southern Pacific track,
@ the rice mill. when three
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General corbin's list o subscriptions 70
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19
We have = nice variety Of fine plAids
in skirt patterns. NJ. F. Andrews.

We have nice variety Of fine plaids]
in skirt patterns. N. r. Andrews.
II. e. simkins, undertaking exclusive
~. Second door west Of postofiice.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan,
Reynolds, Watson s. Co.. Lester Sum
dell. J. H. sundelf and w. H. Evans.
Mrs. r. II. Nichols and son, Master
Wylie, OF Council Bluffs, came this
morning to visit Mrs. Nichols aunt,
Mrs. F. s. Widl. Mrs. Nichols. who was
Miss Nestle before her marriage, was
reared here, but this is her first visit to
Marshalltown in ten years.
Word from Chicago. received in the
city today, Is to the effect that Mrs.
Barnes, wife of ex-Agent G. T. Barnes,
OF the Adams Express Company. who is
In Jail awaiting preliminary hearing on
charge of forgery and cheating by
false pretenses, Is confined to her home
with q severe attack OF nervous pros
tration, a result of worry over her hus-
bands arrest.
Mrs. Sarah Dudley and little grand
daughter, Gertrude Gregory, have been
in State Center today. attending the
funeral of Mr.. F. G. Tunnel who died
Thursday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Emma sibley. in Worthington,
MINI. Mr.. Tunnel was one Of the old
est residents OF State Center and for
many years conducted a tailorshop. He
was quite old and was i'll just q week.
He leaves besides Mrs. Sibley. one
daughter, Mrs. p. Watson. Of State Cen
ter and two sons, Mr.. John Tunnel. OF
State Center. and Mr.. William Tunnel.
lof Kansas City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19
IF You ARE IN DOUBT

Whether you have kidney or bladder
disease. just put some of your urine In
q glass tumbler and let 1t stand twenty
four hours; if it has sediment, or q
milky, cloudy appearance; If it Is ropy
or stringy, pale or discolored, your kid
neys or bladder are sick.
OtEer serious symptoms are pain In
the back, frequent desire to urinate, es-
pecially at night, a burning, scaldtng
pain in passing urine or when your
urine stains linen.
The one sure cure for diseases of the
kidneys, liver, bladder and blood, rheu-
matism. dyspepsia and chronic consti-
patton is DR.. David kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. 1t has cured in many cases
where all else failed and is sold at all
drug store for 81 for a large bottle or
six bottles for IS.
The manufacturers offer our readers
the opportunity of getting a trial bot
tie of this invaluable remedy absolute
ly free, which will be sent postpaid to
anyone who will send their address to
the DR.. David Kennedy Corporation,
Rondout, N. Y, and mention this pa
per.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Fort Rent-Two rooms over Pappe
Bros clothing store. Inquire Carney &
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Dress plaids, just the things for chill
dren's school dresses. cheap at New
comer's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

We will open our retail cigar depart
ment this evening at o'clock. Van
Derveer & Lashelle, wholesale and re-
tail cigars and tobacco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Boys and youths tan shoes at less
than manufacturers prices. Good solid
goods and up to date. Bromley's Shoe
Store, Ito East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

For fancy bread try Excelsior flour,
at Moons feed store, South Center.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Our invoice of iron bedsteads will be
here Monday. They are beauties. Call
and see them. u. c. Wilbur, Bee Hive
Furniture Department.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Deputy Sheriff Garvey was in Grin
nell serving subpoenas in the case
against Alex Blair for horse stealing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

You will find it to your advantage to
consult US before placing your order for
coal. III East Main. Open evenings.
Geo. Gregory Coal Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

To give you large value at little cost
Is our motto. Hellberg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

AS means of growing better ac-
quainted and promoting good fellowship
among the employees Of the new Fair
store, Miss Mabel Taylor the cashier,
entertained the clerical force at her
home Friday evening. The hours were
spent with music and the hostess was
assisted by Miss Emma Rodel in serv-
ing refreshments. Those present were
Mrs. Gordon Allen, Miss Georgia
Thompson; Messrs. Raymond Jones.
and Fred and Raino Euziere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Gail on William Battin for safe fire
and tornado insurance. For best life
and endowment insurance and for farm
loans at low rate of interest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

We have just received 100 patterns OF
suitings for fall trade. the incest line.
without any doubt, in the city. Bren-
necke, II East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

The Igston grass mattings and rugs
are selling fast. They are new and
sou want the latest. Call and see them.
ID. c. Wilbur, Bee Hive Furniture De-
sllarirnent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

You will have an opportunity to visit
North Dakota next Tuesday and see
what the land in that section will pro-
duce. e. w. Winery leaves with a
party on that date and If you want to
invest, go along. A much better idea
may be had of the country If you see it
at this time. The cheap lands will all
be gone in the next two years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Do not miss our August Clearance
Sale. We have plenty of good bargains
In all lines. Misses and children's tans
at cost. Bromley Shoe Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Wilbur are TAX
ing a pleasure trip of a few weeks,
which will be combined with business
on The part of Mr.. Wilbur. They will
visit Chicago, where Mrs. Wilbur has
some cousins, Milwaukee, Sheboygan,
Grand Rapids and Detroit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Miss Minnie johnson gave trolley
party Friday evening. After an hours
ride the young ladies were taken to the
hostess home where refreshments We're
served. The honored guest was Miss
Anita Hubbell, of Albany, N. Y, and
the others of the party were Mrs. G. E.
Adams, Mrs. Leonora Cox, Miss Matte
Jones and Miss Mary Elliott.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

We will open this evening at 1903
East Main street one of the finest re-
tail cigar and tobacco stores west Of
Chicago where you will always find
the highest grade of goods in stock.
Your patronage solicited. Van Derveer
& LaShelle, Wholesale and retail cigars
and tobacco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

The case of the state of Iowa against
Mrs. Julia Townsend brought in Justice
fsurritt's court on information of Miss
Ehie Winchell. in which the defendant
was charged with assault and battery,
was called for trial today. At request
of the prosecuting witness the charges
We're Withdrawn and the action was dis
missed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

You will find a complete line Of Kabe
corsets-the best corset for fit and veal
in the market-at Newcomers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

"A license to wed was granted today
to Christ Schaper, farmer, aged "a, and
Anna Elder schults, aged II. both OF
State Center.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

The Marshall Telephone Company has
its line completed east through Tama
and Toledo, connecting with the system
of the Cedar Valley Company at Wat
erloo, thus giving them connection with
nearly all the important points in the
northwestern part of the state. All
those desiring to talk direct with those
towns may now do so.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Miss Jessie Sharp and guest, Miss
Sadie Billmire, the latter of Council.
Bluffs, spent Friday in Belle PLANE.
Miss Sharp returned this morning. but
Miss Billmire continued her Journey
westward, stopping at Boone, where she
has a position in a dry goods store in
view
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

When you get ready to buy your win
ter fuel call on US at lit East Main
street, and we will be pleased to talk
with you and make you the lowest pos
sible price on hard coal and Centerville
Boone. Beacon and Black Diamond soft
coal. If you have been a customer of
ours you know we will treat you right
If you have not, let US show you" Geo
Gregory Coal Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

Mr.. Clarence Yokom, who has been
connected with the Bee Hive store for
the past four years, has resigned his
position to accept a situation with the
Sinclair Tea and Co2se House. Ae will
begin is new duties Mondas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-19

We take pleasure in announcing the
opening of our retail department at 1903
East Main this evening at O'clock.
NanDeyeer & LaSheile, Wholesale and
retail cigars and tobacco.
Mrs. j. G. Van Ness returned this
morning from a three days stay in
Humboldt. where she attended the ses-
sion of the Good Templass Assembly.
Mrs. Van Ness sang a number of solos
aanCiAher music was mighty appreciated.