Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-04
loans. B. F. Cummings.
George ]. Allen, scientific optician.

Abstracts, loans. B. F. Cummings.
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
For sale-Good Champion feed cutter
and shafting. Miner Chase.
Look at the SO and $3.50 shoes in our
window. They are beauties Brbm-
ley's Shoe Store, 110> East Main street.
Grocery stock and fixtures for sale.
Located on Main street and will go
cheap. Address NJ, care Times Repub-
lican.
Tomorrow only we will sell Mennen's
Talcum powder at two boxes for %
cents. The regular 25-cent box Bee
Hive Department Store
{ General superintendent c. w. Hunt.
ington, of the Central, arrived home
this morning from Chicago. where he
has been on business for few days.
Such a wealth of pretty linoleums, oil
cloths, rugs. carpets, mattings and cur
tains you Will seldom see Our stock is
all new and the prices will please the
closest buyers. Bee Hive furniture de-
partment.
We are selling a ladies' box calf shoe
with fine kangaroo top and double
soles for $3.50, and we will guarantee
every pair of them to be the equal of
any IS shoe sold by other dealers. A
large volume of business enables us to
do this. Ingledue & Young, Boston
Shoe Store.
The low-rate excursion to Peoria via
the Iowa Central to witness the dedica-
ton of The old soldiers monument or
Oct. by President Mckinley and the
opening of the corn palace A special
train Will leave Marshalltown on Oct.
. at 9:15 p. m Round-trip rate, $3.50.
G. S. Batty. G. p and Il. a.
General Superintendent s. sanborn,
ofsthe Northwestern, and Superintend-
ent Il. II. Ashton. of the Iowa division,
passed through the city Tuesday eve
ming on the formers business car, No.
tQl. Mr.. Sanborn left the train at
Arpes, and from there goes on q trip
over the northern division. Mr.. Ashton
went OF his home in Boone.
Mr.. Carl Barber. of Wheaton, Ill.,,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
and viii remain a week or so at the.
home of his niece Mrs. George r..
Estabrook. Mir. Barber Is a brother of
Mrs. a. NJ. Balcom, who is still confined
to her daughters home. suffering with
paralysis. which has affected her mind
Mrs. Ralcom shows no signs of im-
proyement.
Private Ed ]. Reed. of the Forty fifth
infantry. who spent Tuesday in the city
Ifoy the purpose of securing recruits for
This regiment, Went 10 Des Moines this
morning, in company With William
YetleN OF Sa7 North Ninth avenue. and
John Shiilato, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
f. Shillato. Shillato will make another
ltrial 70 PASS The physical examination,
although he has been rejected twice all
lready.
The Cornell College football team
I'en route % Des Moines 70 meet Drake.
moon. Mr.. Joe Fogg, a former Marshall
to@n boy Is a member Of the Cornell
team playing quarterback. VIII Me-
lIntyre, a nephew of Mrs. E. Lee and
/ Miss Mollie Allison, Of this city, and "a
former member of Company II, Forty
Erinth Iona, plays one Of the halves.
4 Pertopapas tfs Grecian Hercules who
El8ila aIoe3ls il connection with his high
istss vaudeville show at the e,deon
rhsatel on Thursday and Friday
gllislits, IS pronounced The strongest and
aes Eegfsctlyfornied man IN the
eoa4d. His marvellous feats Of strength
lhave attracted the attention Of athletes
n al pafts af the world. ard the tife-
1Tiar fiar@lff@S has demons ST rated his
H3na occasion. During Ms st.,v n IRIS
,Eeitg I2rotapapas viii be ensconced at the
/ pilgrim, Yote.t and an those Interested
N afblefias ash 10 Welcomed bv this
sEhefellisan gentleman al his roarls with
II4leasli4.e. ,rA.. cement of mis- COM
t,fit3y ii FOR two Nights and the prices OF
s.sj,,9issinr Viii DO ia. % and 90 cents.
The funeral services Of Capt r. III.
l.Whltenack We're conducted Tuesday af-
Il gernpon at22 o'cloel at the family resi-
Idenee. No. 10 West Boone street, Rev
III. G. Van MSS speaking. Mrs. $. G.
i Mason and Mrs. j. q. Van Ness sang
laCatherfng Homewarl' and some
time Wen Understand and Mrs Van
Ness sang as a sole He Giiyeth Ills
3 lI3eioNed Sleep capt. W1itenack Was
q prominent member Of the Masonic
erder and of the G. A. r., and il was
li1is request that his pail bearers shoule