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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
FIRST BLOOD FOR ADVOCATES
OF THE BURKHALTER MEASURE
Those Who Favor Abolition Of County Commissioners Score
Point in The House,

are the worst divided delegation that 1
have ever seen, and they should be made to
agree on something"
Mr.. Kyle said the proposition to submit
the question to stocked jury" was
neither fair nor just. The question was
not local one by any means. The COM
missioners court had been arraignd by the
governor in one of the severest messages
ever submitted to a legislative body, and
thorough investigation should be had.
Mitchell Pleads for Fairness
Mr.. Mitchell pleaded that the matter
should be heard in spirit of fairness.
at seems' he said, that the members of
the jefferson court are afraid TO trust their
eonferes with an investigation of their
acts"
He charged that the question was not
local in its nature, as the state had lost not
less than 100000 in revenue by the refusal
of the court to make the proper raises in
taxes. An indictment has been charged
against the commissioners, which is un-
answered. He said the motion to refer this
matter ought proper be called a motion
to kill the bin without hearing This
special committee would be least of all
committees fitted to hear the evidence in
this case.
When Mr.. Mitchell had concluded, came
the sensational speech of the debate.
Mr.. Gibson again took the floor. He be-
gan by stating the Injustice to the COM
missioners, that this natter should be
tried far away from the homes of the ac-
eused without giving them an opportunity
for defense.
Gibson's Allega tions
'It is undemocratie; is unprecedented; it
is high-handed," he eXcitedly declared. II
have camped on the trail of men in the
employ of the state government as detect
ives to work up this case for weeks, who
have been hunting evidence to convict the
CONTINUED on Second Page.l
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
SPOONER OF WISCONSIN URGES
RATIFICATION Of PEACE TREATY
He Delivered Notable Speech in the Senate on the Question
Of Territorial Expansion

federal grand or petit jury. This is the
last relic of the laws discriminating against
eX-confederates. 1t slipped into the re-
vision of the law of 1862, although it had
been repealed and works now considerable
hardship in the south.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Due to John Mcqueen


ponents of the measure had counted upon.
Due to John Mcqueen
The victory for the opponents of the bill
is in large degree due to the superb earn
est work of John Mcqueen. He has fought
the bill with bold, fearless front and he
is tonight the hero of one-half of the lob
byists.
The bill will be adversely reported to the
house tomorrow. OF course a motion will
be made to take it from the adverse report
and place it on the calendar This will re-
quire a three-fifths vote of the house. 1t
is doubtful if the bill can poll this vote.
Its friends have only claimed small ma
jority for it.
Out of ninety members in attendance they
say that they have fifty. If they have this
strength there is still slim chance for the
bill to reach the calendar. If it reaches
the calendar it will pass. But under the
action of the committee it would still ex-
clude Jefferson, Tuscaloosa, Calhoun, Mar
engo and Macon counties.
Would Ask Conference
With the senators of four of these coun-
ties favoring the bill, committee of con-
ference would be asked for. This granted,
the bill would meet its doom travelling from
one to the other.
The discussion of the bill before the COM
mittee was devoted to its constitutionality.
Senator Moody opened tho discussion for
the bill in a short but we'll prepared and
strong argument. He was followed by Col.>
Jefferson M. Falkner, who had been invited
by members of the committee on the con-
stitutionality of the bill.
Col. Faikner's Argument
Colonel Falkners argument was able, log
ical and convincing. He cited a number of
cases to prove the unconstitutionality of
the bill Captain James e. Webb followed
Colonel F'alkner, making strong points for
his side of the question, relying mainly on
the decision of the United States supreme
court in its decision on the South Carolina
law
At the conclusion Of Captain Webb's
speech. the committee went into executive
session, and after an hours debate disposed
of the bill as above stated. KERSH
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Wilson.s NomInatlon Confirmed

Washington, February 2.-The senate to-
day confirmed the nomination of Jesse c.
Wilson to be postmaster at Bessemer, Ala.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Congressman Gaines Bnl

Washington. February 2-Representative
Gaines, of Tennessee. today introduced a
billsto repeal the law which prevents an
ex-confederate soldier from sitting on a
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03

Little Rock, February 2.-The house today
defeated by a vote OF 50 to SO bill to con-
soldate state and federal elections.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
THOUGHT HIMSELF
THE WHOLE THING
German Agent at Opia TfanSgreSSed
His Authority.
OF lRASCIBLE TEMPERAMENT
Relations Between Him and Chief Justice
Chambers Strained.
OFFICIAL REPORTS ON CONDITIONS
Have Been Mailed the Three Govern
ments But the One to the United
States Has Not Yet Been
Received.
or lRASCIBLE TEMPERAMENT T
OFFICIAL REPORTS ON CONDITIONS

Washington, February 2.-While the
state department has received nothing by
cablegram from Auckland confirmatory of
the press advices as to the last series of
events in Samoa, it is assumed that these
fully warrant such action as has been
taken by the government in the matter of
representations to the German foreign
minister.
1t is quite apparent that the German Of
flcials in Samoa have transgressed the
rights conferred upon them by treaty at
the expense of the American and British
interests. Something of this kind was al
most expected in view of the iraseible dis
position exhibited by Dr. Raffel the Ger
man president of the municipal council,
and in the attempt to secure the removal
of such a dangerous element from the
scene, the government here gave a ready
assent to his replacement by another Ger
man.
Unfortunately, however, Raffel held over
long after it was supposed here that he
had departed from Apia. For long time
past Raffel had been acting in manner to
convey the belief that he was the sole au-
thority on the island of Upolu, and the
can and British contingent, official as well
as personal, had become exceedingly
strained
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Against the Measure

A vote was taken on the bill as amended.
This vote stood six for and nine against the
measure. a vote was then taken on the bill
as it came from the senate, resulting in
an adverse report by vote of ten to five.
The aye anu nay vote was as follows:
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Contempt for Chambers


His conduct approached the degree of
contempt Notwithstanding that the chief
JUSTICE though an American, was the rep
resentatlve of Germany as much as of
the United States and Great Britain. He
refused to answer the DEGREES of the court
and, although he has been made the subject
of judgment for refusal on this score, no
attempt has been made to enforce that
part of the chief justice, whose adminstra-
ton has thus been degraded in the eyes of
the natives, whose respect is essential to
the successful exercise of its functions. 1t
is not believed here that the German gov
erment has appreciated the extent and i'll
effects of the acts of its agents in Apia,
comes into possession of the facts set out
in these last press reports from Apia, as
to what is going on there, 1t will take steps
at once to abate them.
Report Has Not Arrived
Washington, February 2.-The state de-
partment has been informed that Chief
Justice Chambers, of Samoa, made a long
report of the conditions attending the re-
cent uprising in Apia. This report was ad-
dressed to each of the three powers under
whose authority the chief justice holds his
commission. The copies sent to Germany
and Great Britain have reached their des-
tination, but that sent to the state depart
that the full mail report cannot be expect
ed to reach Europe until the 2lst inst, and
the United States a week later
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03

RAIN; BRISK soUTHERLY WINDS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21
THE CITY In BRIEF
Christmas .eand!esA al Aaanls.,

$3.50
All guns ara lsiles al Bullcck's.
F'lisg9H
orr ira a. s6ys j, es y x ~
f,r II " Isn,s3,, q Ei.s6,.a
,.ha "a, ta,,aS = =
IS 5neettv W,s.5,,sssa,. $500 's''s :
$3.50 y IS -
SsnoiSinE Jackets JUST arrived cheaper
fialiy' Holy Holy. Delaware
shQgsy. Wsr3sfy i'elslja9nss iSs
49,, ,r,.ta.ssS 49, ,,,s
iSse Hive filrnisls' eifialtilltils.
F5ney sillss,. s,,5,,SI'i.s,, s,,a
gas, 9ls SSF II as,,,sls 81 sl,.svgs
Read r.exsls la6a "a a.se.aar co.,
49,, Is, .s II, ,,,,5,t ,s,y mi ,,,.as
sbat1s als Nsl.,nss ai.ae..i.,
ti;Njs'y 9.l,i Xs SliF iiils e nSekg
J
a peksi plated tea en coffee pot
t,a
So isa5,! llS'patar priesss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21
Pocket knives at Bullock's.

Pocket knives at Bullock's.
Abstracts, loans. b. F. Cummings.
Largest variety of muffiers at So IS
cents, 81, 81, at stern's.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Olson. of Dunbar
spent Wednesday in the city.
II. e. Simkins, Undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postofIice.
Read Flowers local in another col
umn prices on poultry and meats.
Still a nice assortment of handker-8
chiefs at schobert's closing out sale
We are showing the most complete
line Of neckwear in the city. Farrand.
& Clifford.
A low price on first-class carpet
Hsweepers. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Ask for stamps.
New goods coming in all the time at
Hellhergss, 50 that there will always be
fine assortment.
If your grocer hasn't good enough
fruit for You we have. ADAMS, the
grocer i-asl MAIN:
Mr.. j. r. Carro,hers departed
Wednesday night for a holiday visit in
Ohio and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Osborne, of Grinnell,
We're in attendance IT the Myers-Ogan
lnuptials on Wednesday,.
What's the matter with good fancy
| vest for Il present Call and see our
llina. Farrnnd &. C;ifford.
|
bargains ~ oss--NNe VIII sen, our
stock OF TOYS az cost 70 close out. Great
! bargains. 2. lo.sl-uspy y CO..
Miss Martha and MIR. William Car
son. Of Gilman, visited in the city
1 WEDNESDAY, az the Is. - stewart nome
Look in stern'sS show window. and If
YOU don't see what YOU want. ask for ii.
4 We've got II. nicer than ANYBODY else
MISS riorslice ispShiilil ana .ii'see
MISS f.isles .sIplils, ALSO MISSES Nauo.
ana tNs'l,e f'lifesil, az " e'iii'''it' si'eii'
we are closing oul az oui 10Y aiio
soutts MISSES aug ciliialei' ;. siil''eis
~ cose. lhss hlake q me ,,ii'is ,i'tas
llfseht iol .iie 'i'ii'i I,. ~ o1iiies
s9ii'e 9toie, ii' Ids. -iiin seisee.
The promoters of the Elks' minstrels
arc contemplating taking the show IL
/ (oskaloosa for an entertainment abont
tiis "V.ii li'ss, ne r-ihs -
i'i7','pis sils ae' 500 " :" :
'3issh'eh iia i'lahihs y q success.
The northwestern is contemplating
/ putting into service another pile driver
i gang 10 keep All work during the entire
! winter when work is possible. Two Of
4 the crews are at work between Tame
land I.aMoille and the third. If organ.
Tied. Will be heated on the line between
THIS city and Monto.lr-
Mark What We say. Mark what tn,
4 people say. Look at the class Of PEG
Ep!e Who are using the. Anderson heater
z rh,.v ars the best business men ii
4 Marshalltown people Who know d goos
thing ~ hen they see III. over two hun
ldred in use here. Several are usin,
1.-Two and three of them.
.u.,, ~, ~ 80.
8 ~ 80 s'u ss...1ial : - =
ans l..srssd. as Petersen Il 60 make IN
,iabbiesr SUITS in this city. They ais
. have an immense business in the sur
: rounding towns. The reason is the
l. keep the best imported goods and tn
lyle and tit of every suit is guaran
feed.
~ =. higgins Was iloslsss Nsailes
f das sai.eaiiooh 70 'iie feeel'siS feoesali
! izsa iaalss eilleh cup, Known as sie =
s's'' Slup, ne iaVorlte game OF IN
iSielss Vas plasfa ana lheh refresh
ID iilsii's "ssiss served. ne hohofed cues
WAS VI s. Burieish, OF Minheaps
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21
DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.

~.
No., ,,,as... -, 80 ,s1..,... ,,,,,,aa,,,a
- s''s : :. 80 IVY : - 'e'iN,> =
Mr.. f. NJ. sutton was in Hubbard on
= '''s4s ''Nss
Adams grocery.
All the new patterns in neckwear.
Farrand & Clifford
Mrs c;eors,, = si5,ara w,s & st,ta
Center over night on business
Elegant holiday nrckwe.,r any mag
inab,e color md s,,.le J, st..,.n,s
- ID 49, '.'p " = : - = I
ettss 81 - se,abs,, i9s Iasi,, ~ AZ, ,.
:
Sac The newest baby spoons just re-
ceived this morning. Miller, the ljeweler.
!. Cracker ''7 Jack at Jones restaurant.
l'nes only place in town where you can
set T.
Seven shades All wenl ,,.ioot aarn.,s
for sbirt w.,isfs o. ~
+. Andrews
nica linz ,,s ,,i,,.;s.. ,,,.,.
batta, n, ~. ,,,
lle Eas, Main - : : : :
+ For TINS week only We VIII sell fancy
| 4 ponnd 8 ! ~, 49,, 800 - = ee's's
MISS FANNIE 5erka, Of Montour, Wis
! i'eu ~ she city Wednesday with Mr.
ana Mrs y. A. Kletzine
| You may as Ven %. The green
s g, ny WITH Your Christmas purchases
ps pusiiis q firfana Y Clifford
1 Buy a pair OF. our silk lined dog skin
7 gloves and please yo,lr husband, ar fel-
/ low With a suitable CHRISTMAS present.
/ Stems,
4 Those silver knives and forks that we
have been expecting are now in No
better goods We're ever shown. VIM.
4 Hellberg
-. ~.
~ I.;;, ..',s ~ iiai' 9 NV ~,
49,, 'a,.a
unusually low prices on same. Miller,
! 'fe leN.eier.
4 gold watgb fa,. :, I.,s, 4 ,,,a,
that can M, he .y.ssl,,.sl I,o,,,,a,,. i
lundo,lh,ediv the ,y.,,,.b e,s,,.,rt 81 ~
Etn,yn III. knows ,n,,a ,ra,,. ,t,.,,
and sails more Of tba f,3s.r .r,.,as ~,
4 NJ ,,,s,ns il, no o;ty
i gey u * Elael, az 81 pans r,niseo.
pal church. yIsitea ii cedar. l,.,njds
z Wesinese.s,v as Ire gue9t 81 r,r ,l,t,o,,,., !
l1;reen 81 Grace ,.i,i,rst,s vs,srs ~ .,lss
X e,,fs,.tailissd Roy Thaos,ors 4 Mon,.fs.,,
biai,au II ,l,a Io,y, ,,7aS.3sa
i
IS Dr. Npttis Furro>y az I,aila Jois,ina
* ay,.e = W N,,,s+,, 90, ~, 80
81 ,h{s ava,,i,,e. ~. 1.-i,,,.s,.tt,(. Nj,
l,,..i,, n,,tit ~
,,are,,ts NJ. ANA N.s 1,la,,,.,s r,,r,.,s,,
= s
We are making gooa progress on ar
rangins aur stack AZ bf,eiS and shoes
bur sa,e not prepared today 10 say
when our opening viii DO. Watch IA,
harssi,,s 80 ~, r X ~ :. 9 y,
Ssoe stsr.. 1ni W., S,s,., I
4 year ago Wednesday the Compan,
II boys spent the entire day on IN,
Il briny deep between savannah harb0i
Land the isle Of Cuba The boys ief
savannah on the afternoon Of the 1911
lana arrived al Havana harpor al
49,. a,.a ,sa.,{,,hi+ \ so1
Mr. and Mrs r. L; Warner and 50,
Grant, Of Al4riAfta. spent Meineseia,
lin The city at tho y. a. Evans HON.
leaving in the evening via the Contra
: far Cumberland, Cal, where they ex
poet - reside in the future maxim,
+ their home With Mrs. Mariners uncie
I Mr. a h9ny Miller
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

Mrs III 4 Harlis Waite didying this
lagrni ss Mss {3lf5sN Y trpin heF Slel9n.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.
Razors aud shears at Rullock's.

GU do not want poor launars anu
deust need TO nave " u You patroiilze
ftlltpn-
wa hava inst received some new
thinss 81 enod umbrellas. Farrand &
clifford.
Silk stspenaers, neekties, gloves,
muiilers, shirts, collars, cuffs, al
Stems.
49,, =. a+ 90 II
I w, Vim -
u :,
- y S''Se
Fine nielSsled tea and coffee pots.
Sehniiits Hardware Store. ASK tor
trading stamps.
-, -. .,,.a.aaI.a
$3.50, 80 ..I,,,l q I've
= ~
1919 81 = 49,
= s'lisso'
SOLID gold cuff buttons. charms, chains
and rings al Heilbers's. Articles bought
Tor gF5iei al that store viii be gold, as
represented.
s,.,.,s;.,,, ,,a,,l5
make an CAN'T present Inc largese
and best Iiie you wild find a the bee
Hike furniture department.
=. ,,s.,t5,,;,,s, ,aal s,v1ish
~ i5 Ert,s,s.s' s,t yy.aIss muller. They
i ~. 49, a,.a different from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

We are closing out all our boys and
youths, misses and children's slippers
at cost. They make a fine Christmas
present for the children. Bromley
shoe Store, ITO East Main street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

The Northwestern is contemplating
putting into service another pile driver
gang 10 keep at work during the entire
winter when work is possible. Two OF
the crews are at work between Tama
Ianfi LaMoille and the third, if organ
lied Will be located on the line between
This city and Montour.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

Miss Florence RoclShill and niece
Miss Elsie I1rbine, also Misses Maude
and Nellie Burtcll all Of Gilman, spent
"Wednesday in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

The promoters of the Elks' minstrels
are contemplating taking the show TO
Oskaloosa for an entertainment about
the Soth inst. The 0skaloosa Elks will
probably assist their Marshailtown
brethren in making it a success
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

" vaf i,ses nd ,sflesg;is - for 5nt OK
fHsi NJ eiisn bring
.g''r,sya Aen gi9se lly fticr ierl.
i'ila sseai i4ala the costs
f3erHs pa Slis Nlttli MAKE a
Yesy @eetiiEi3ls isti,ias gift % yaiir
fli1Res ,ac ;tliI3s Wjin All pur-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

Look in Storms show window. and if
you don't see what you want, ask for it.
We've got it, nicer than anybody else.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

| Mark wila, we say. Mark what the
l9peopla say. Look at the class of peo-
lspe who are using the Anderson heater.
/ They ara the best business men in
| Marshalltown, people who know d good
Thing When they see ii. over two hun
ldred in use here. Several are using
two and three of them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

Why not buy something useful and
Ornamental for a present at our store
You nat only get the best and latest
Ethings III furniture but trading stamps
in The bargain besides cur prices are
iawae siowll Two car loads Of fancy
rockers arrived this week and We are
slirs you Viii be pleased with them.
i d. not DELAY longer bur come now ard
get what Stsu want The rush viii be
on in earnes q tomorrow and next day.
! Marion Caro-.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

~ rs. 'i'a IS and Nauda Sumner. two
of Chieago's Undergraduates Viii ar
rive in The city Friday morning 10
spend n weeks vacation With their
mother, Mrs. y Fuhnar, and with
friends. THIS viii be the first Christ
mas in four years that the Misses Full
ner have been cnabled 10 spend al
home and a pleasant family reunion is
anticipated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

We are making good progress ON ar
ranging cur stock ~ bt,eiS and shoes.
bur are not prepared today 10 say
when ON, opening VIII be. Watch for
che announcements. AZ NE have some
bargains for YOU. r. y Bray, Economy
Shoe Store, 1nl West Main
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

YOU may as wen get an upto-date
nluifier by buying the End Of the
Century j. is entirely new. Farrand
i oiiifasd
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

Or. Nettie Turrow, az Belle PLANE,
spent the day in tho city as the guest
~ Mrs p. ". Marsten, and VIII iaave
this evening for Kirksviile, Mo-. 10 re-
main until after the holidays With hei.
parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Farrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

| Miss Martha and Mr.. William Car
son. of Gilman, visited in the city
1 "Wednesday at the L. j. Stewart home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

The Oskaloosa Herald of Wednesday
evening contains the following con
cerning railroad man well known
here: "Al Lindiey. an Iowa Central
engineer, has been returned to duty on
the road after a lay-off of several
months duration. He will be on the
extra list. 1t will he remembered that
Mr. Lindley was in charge of engine
No. 81 that went off the track where
the steel gang was at work near Lacey
hill in the early part of the season.
The wreck was not chargeable to any
action of Mr.. Lindley. and his many
friends will be pleased to learn that he
has gone on the road again"
Skates apG o1ado or R,,llonIsso
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

Bargains in TOYS We Will sells our
stock of toys a cost 10 close out. Great
bargains. G. ID. Lusby & Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

You may as We'll set the green
stamps With Your Christmas purchases
by buying of Farrand 4 Clifford.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

The holiday rush is on in earnest at
the Bee Hive furniture department.
We are selling chiidren's rockers, fancy
rockers. leather touches. ladies' desks.
music cabinets. dressing tables and
dining room furniture. Our stock of
dining room furniture is the largest
and best in the state. Come in and see
for yourself what we have for presents.
Everything substantial and useful. %.
c. Wilbur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

\ Year $50 Wednesday the COMPANY
II boys spent ttle entire day on the
hriis deep between savannah hai-bor
and the sle OF Cuba. The boys left
Sayannaia on the afternoon OF the 18TH
ana arrived at Havana harbor at Q
osloek On the evening Of the alst. or a
1 Ntslr ago fonis,h t....
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

seven shades all Wool tricot fannels
for shirt waists % cents Per yard. Nj.
+. Andrews.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

For this week only we viii sell fancy
hand made cream candies for 70 cents
a pound. G. j. Hoyt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

A nice line of Christmas candies. no
better in the city, at Jones restaurant.
lls East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-21

BUY pair of our silk lined dog skin
gloves and please your husband or fell
low With suitable Christmas present.
Stern's.