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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks 'E'lectro-P Pneumatic Signals.
Stations IN New York. foot OF Liberty
Ferry.
Leaving time from South Ferry the
Liberty 81. except when noted.
Trains leave foot cf liberty 81.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. &c.
400, sz;i5. s9:l0 A NJ ts12OO " Eas:on). ISo.
sl:+0 C6+5 s. 81 TO Easton) ?. NJ Sundays s&3n.
tsI:Oo u Easton) a. N. sl:dO. $50 $500 P NJ.
WIkesharrs. PittstCn and @
A NJ. 1880 P. NJ. SUNDAYS. $50 A. VI
For Reading and Harrisburg 'i:GO $50.
1000. - ReddIngl a 1-SO. s. IS
s1;3o Rend1ng Z. NJ, sI2-I5 night. sundays. 80
I'll 80 Reading NJ. sI-OO. l:3O. $50
% Reading =. NJ. s1215 night
For stations the NEW YORK AND LONG BR ASCTI
r r. '+:3o t55O 20 Red Bank only, $500 80 70
only. II 80 A NJ. ISL :+S and
only. $50 h62s NJ Sundays $500. (.iO:I5 TO Red
Bank a. N. $500 2. NJ.
NJ 81 ~. s. so 40 $500 NJ sundays .iO:Is a n
River and BarleCat. '4,3O. 80 A al.
1910 y. NJ. SUNDAYS 'IO:i5 \ NJ
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 40 4 NJ. 81: Css
p II. Atlantic CITY special with vssoued Coaches an
1lIrran Harlnr =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA
p



STATIONS foot of West Twenty-tnird Street and D..
..9r. brosses and CortIandt Streets
srs% s-sf is;:r .s sas
EXCEPT whsre otS snS.hi ns,. street
Cars New Yo AsT MaLtmLHi'ed to two Buffet
Chicago. coaches to PittsbuTg Gar ri''''uFs
oss PENNsTvtN';iiaOu nnf rf5vefpd
tom GaTs Fo st chicago Dining Smoking and observe
1 ~ c fnS!sTe All. :. t sT OTIS
apolis cbca w. Gfninnati and Louisvile) Indian
OF" n"Ief: ": WESTERN EXPREss-For chicago For
''i nSrI r. " soITTHwEsTERN EXPRESSLY Pt,,,-
apos 81 Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville Indian
NJ For PR ka1ETi,. IS rssqy
Routs Connects for Cleveland excsnt satnrSa valley
s ssep p; " M5r VA MAI AND ExPREss-Fan Rur..
co5E and points West daily except sunday No
7ss " MaA 81 SSo AND THE SOUTH.
1pesbro op.n'rs s Can 10 50 Dining carr n S. 40
gTessonal Linn. ali Psror and Dining PAS ., ?,
s1ndaS saa s sS ' IS 81 sn Can, night
ess ad a esr Al f., PsflG5 snd
soIph5ERN Raj WAYFlorla Liul,red. ~ 40 p m
NORFOLK ND Ws4ERa Ra1f Z y 9sh aa M.Ds,,
ATANTfc coAsT linz IL ? ri F d4i5s Special.
PRskE EsPT GI6 S W sPa z m daily
FOE aee 2L dev POET 2 COMFORT xoRroLK-7 m
and Cd1fia6 ,Tss;: . ana Ds.sro.s.
Coaches '' A3'''i O"'S anu FN''ua"
r ral EN-, MaY r. ,. ? m. weekdays.
We. on New York and Long Branch Railroad
eo5 ~ thrd street Stationl s55 a. IL -.
-. am 10 p. m SUNDAYS a ass m
~ 'esorosses and Cortlandt Streets) a. m.
D. m '''7' On a. me- "A'
FOR PHIL.nELPHIa
Srroeses and Corfandt
- No, a5 C955 Pen1a IirnitAi) 1O1O OOeshrozses
Su ',t.andt Streets rO.2O Dining Carr Dining
ar II - a n 1255 10 OA-brosse= and CortIanfs
s'reets ZOO, 255 -. q55 q DINING car
"' 20 No Car 555 Dining Car 755. SIS. o .
m. y 10 night. Surdavs. GO SOS. SIS 025 aS
tII,,rIi,@ol Sa' lO5l Dining carr a. m. 1873 ISIS
tLarl 70 3I5. I q Dining carr 455 Dining
night N' NV'' S'-' = 'ii' A--Ao
Wy XsSor House West Twenty third Station:
ahd stations foot ot Desh-osses Cortandt Streets.
Uouri STREE, $50 Futon Street 9s Broadway and
CITY The New York Transfer Company will cali for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone .T14 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Service
j. b. HUTCHINSON. J. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

Spot the local market ruled dull with prices
&c higher Of mdding upland
Ice for middIing Gulf There sales.
spot markets middling quoted officially
reported by wire follows: New Orleans queter. &c:
Mobile firm, up hc Savannah firm l6c up NC:
wilmington Arm. Sc up &c; Norfolk steady. one. up
NC: Baltimore nominal csc. up 1lsc. Memphis firm.
SIC. up &c
export movement follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent.
To-day Observation-Disclosures. 55g4 l0.503
this week.-........ l0l 800 1903 05.o7T
So 4 5S2 s21 5s7 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

New orleans receipts for to estimated at
4544 year AT Houston. 1860 1000 bales
against 2 35S last week and 1I27 last year.
Receipts the ports and interior points day com
pared with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
STOCK ON HAND.

snIria traniira hhia do 20.
Tar, bhls liza
Charleston March 1.-TNlrpentne al $40 Ros,n
firm unchanged. ~
Savannah March Spirits turpentine Arm 62lsc re-
ceipts 1l9 bbls: sales. 400 bbs; exports 900 bbs
Rosin firm receipts 2al9 bhs: sales bba: expors
ls5O bbls Quoted: 4 y. and u. 81 80: u, 81 IS. r
81 60: q 81 es II 81 81: So X Nj 90 nn.
n 81: w c. SO 6O " W. SO G5. 49,
Wilmington. March Spirits turpentne firm nothing
doing prices unchansed; receipts % bts Rosin firm
ri s0dSl ~. 433 bills oue,
s2as3 % receipts bbls Tar steady s. 80 receipts
~ bbls ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco March The official closing quo
ttions for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rsuealo March 1-spring dull; No hard, car
loads T5ac: round 75l4c; No Northern carloads
74lzc: round 74c Winter wheat nothing doing Corn
40 yellow No yellow 37s.c 30 yellow. 3I12c;
No corn s7,ha37c; 10 corn. 81. d37sc Oats dull;
No . white 2sc; No white 2slzG2s& No 4 white.
2e5zc: No mixed pole No mixed. 28c Rye nominal
Flour steady
Chicago March 1.-The leading futures ranged as FOL
Vbea- No 2 Opening Highest. Closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

Rio-Core market weak; No RIO. 10000 exchange.
SD; receipts 900 bags cleared for the United States
900 cleared FOR Europe. 1000 stock. pa 900,
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
EhS1 MAIL IME cnIru

iHSi mHiI LINE SUU N.
. Leave New York. Pennsylvania Railroad Station ga
street ,desorosses and Cort!andt Streets later
all three statiOns.l -
1o.A0 M00N..NEW YORK AND FLORIDA LIN
'E.'o wv" ITED-Puimsn Drawing Room
Daily except Compartment Sleeping Cars Ii
sunday. brary. Observation sndD Dining Cars
New York to s. Augustine. Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars. New York TO Aiken and Augusta
S.CH . Al Y & FLA ENPRESS-Pullr1an
O'GS h' Drawing Room Sleeping New
Daily. York 70 Columbia. savannah. lack
sonvie. Port Tampa and Augusta Dining
Steamship connections FOR West md Havana
1925 P NJ W&SIHIETGT0N s Chattanooga
Daily. BRISTOI@-Pulman Drawing Room
Sleeping cars. New York Roanoke Knoxville Chatta-
nooga. New Orleans and Memphis Dining service
40 T. NJ LIMIsED-PuIman Drawing Room
Daily. Sleeping Cars. New York
Macon. New Orleans. birmingham. Memphis
Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville. Dining
vice. Tourist Sleeping Car. Washington TO Fran
cisco. Mondays. Wednesdays n fridays Tuestays
and Saturdays Sunset Limited connection
1910 NIGHT EAST MAI. Pullman Butst
Daily lenta New Orleans Savannah
jacksonville and Miami Fla steamship connections
Nassau. Key West and Havana Dining Car service
SOUTHERN RY. OFFICES. 2T1 AND IIs5 BROADWAY
R r t~ ksro frc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

I.s OF preadstufrs interior points IN
s , ues cpheFs 1000 omitted -four bsIs vret s,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
AT THE oGLErHoRpE.

Mrs w a. Ma1lett, Mt. Pleasant
E. S. sussdorf, Macon; r. D. Wylly,
Darieu; J. z. Melton, g. w Melton,
Barney; Brooke French, r. Z. Thigh,
man, New York; Aug Hilluig, BALI
more; 7. H. Glbbons. GAINESVILLE, 81;
Charles Lane, Georgia; W. D Free
man, Orlando; John W. Burnett, Way
cross Theo McQuasl, Birmingham; W.
A McNeely, R. NJ. Kyle, North Caro-
lima; w. q. Prug Philadelphia.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
NIX THOMAS r. GORDON DEAD
Expired Yesterday Morning Of Dread
ed Lock jaw.


Mr.. Thomas i. GORDON an OK police
man. who was gofed BY bull some
days ego, szDired y AsFday morning o.
loctiaw
TIE deceased seem d 70 pc rapidly
improving and expected % be oat today
butlockjay set in and he lived only q
short time.
Mr.. Gordon served as policeman on
the Branawick force for number Of
years and was regarded As one Of the
best ofIicers in the employ Of the city.
Mr. Gordon leaves wife and six chill
dten.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
ABOUT MR.. REED.

The following special from WaYcrosa
tells about the death Of Mr.. Reed;
"A telegram sceiyed today announced
the death of H W Reed, i fogmer resi-
dent q his place, IN Mexioo wasre he
has extensive miong interests He
died near the city ':sMexico. His
death i sopposea to have been caused
II heart failure. Mr. Reed v road
paster Of tie Flaat system here for
many years ana became quite popular
oughout the atase wien Tom Watson
fan for GoesFnor 3 m on Of ex-
ssovsl aor Reeae l'loriaa Mrs Reed
isvisitihu ueta, as q AIr Il.
Rsea left sonight fassfezico
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
TwENTR-EIaHT PRIaoNERa.
This Large Number Now In the oouu-
y Jail.

The Gym county jail is about -
fun as It ever gets and at present tus
accommodations there viii not allow
s soom for syeFy guest
soma Of The pisonsrs are in Tor
murder, but the msIority are.ehsrged
With misdemsapors and the city court
session next week vii cnt down he
number considerably.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
FlRsr nAHTIsr cHuRcH-

Rev Walter NJ. Gilmore, pastor, SER
vices sunday Il a. m. and : 80 ?. N. )
sunday school, $50 p, n- Young
Peoples meeting 1913 a. m, subieof,
Are you doing your best ?" Lsaaer
Mr.. MpGaugsp AllaFe eordlallg ihs
vited.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
No ser Ia1 SESSION

Itis thougaf nerJusEs Banne VII
not cali 4 speoisi sssaon d the saps
rior court to iry Fsiey Gfiflto he
murderer Of coadaetor Latimes
There seems 20 be 40 reason why the
man cannotremsin n jail until court
meets, which wilGbs a December
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
THE BIG. RALLY.

The rally at tina opera hessiae Moss
night promises 70 be one o. the largest
political geEhefings ever held II Gil 40
county. Thoseswho are managing tbg
affair extend special lnyitatIoa ID
the ladies, add it's 70 be hoped thata
large number viii be present.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03

ROLL CALL AND SOCIAL UNION
For the II o'clock service sunday
morning At the First Baptist church
a unique program p pssa sfrAngeds
A brief history ofthe church aimee 49,
Organization IN 1855 win be giysni -
present field, methods ana duty will
bediscussed; aud its future possibils
titles ana destiny win be forsoasted
An interesting feature Of the ssryi;a $
will be the calling Of the roll
members Or the church are rsaasstea
to be present and answer
on next Friday evening, DR.. p.
Jorden Of savannah, win deliyss 40
address at the church, after which
there will BE- q social gathering.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
sMoRTfR TERAI.

Hon, ] B Hogan, the pOpulist meme
VT the house from Lincoln, viii
gAtfpaaos 4 bill nesr week O. make the
orasnafiss IF All The aanntiss ii GsoS-
gia elective every two ysars, the same
ae an psher usEnes instead o. every
tour years a. andes the present law
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
BANKRUrrcg CAS-

It's probable that tae krupt
oase efB Lsvison viz ssltls
day aud Ar Legison viii opep up
again Monday Fais ps bss besa
closed for nurabsr Of iagatae
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-03
Manager abrams put so additional

Manage Abrams put 80 adaitiQnal
force to work On the aelsfss factory
yesterday apd the work wi Bs pushed
as rapidly ~ eoas
Tee fegateF toest'ns q the
eoeots 9osrd ~ TOesaa
welk Aasw that 2 ia I
Mffea Han slse sill heel Dara
ana stap re "a aao sgi1
eexeEfs aa ssA asss al egg
gss pc eduaeft lFs mas BE ofssed
gaa Se5 hal sou gst the afigiasl
ne tiaEs ssLv V 7.
Hufts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
PERSONAL MENTION
eeeaeeaap@@@e@eee

MIR. Is. A. Morgan was in Chicago on
business YESTERDAY.
Air. John sannatyne returned from
Chicago this merning
isditar a. p Mason. Of the Union
star spent thf. dav in the city on bust
nsee
,lrs n r r,4rtch IN, for Nonn,n,,.3,
~ tt,is morning where she viii visit
80 .i,,es a,,d frja,,ds
siiss 1,,,,..,to s.a,,e, ,,.n, 10 Mar.
80, M. 49,. s,, ,,ilI s,a,,i
sunday with ,,.t ,nntbsr
,,ix. ,,,,,a 1.;,,,ti,,s. ,.sset,rra, t,r;e.,, !.
,.a,;,,.r go, 9,.,,.,,.,.s.,ls .,,a y.itl ~
!, :, 49,. ,,a'ls,,,,ia,,
-. -, ,,,a4
49,. e,.e,,i,,.r -, 80 s,,,,,.,,
III ~. ,,,s,.I.. s,,a a,,,5, M, and M
,1,,,, =, rss',.t', !, - = - 7
-.
- -,,5 49,, -,
''st'' -,
,..5i1 e,,,.,,d ~.
49,
/ - ~,
- 80. ~. 90 : : 80 49, ~.
~ & y go $3.50, ~ -
tsts.',7 :. 80 y,
,s.',..,1',..',
49, - - =,
?. 80 80 - 'i''p.'' ~
"llo ne 80 ! ,sts.is ~ si.e w !, -!
-. > ~ =. ~ plD'i,s !.
T ,'t'iiss' so oii' i-ati''' - ~ -
+ iis'ii4e .iliS iii'3iiii
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
If you want the finest woods for in
terror finishing, see Kurtz Bros.

If Won want the finest woods for in
terror finishing, see Kurtz Bros.
aa,9.,, ,,s,,,, aavns A. "a = %
cents, sl.25 up to So. NJ. f. Andrews.
~, -- ~, ~,
rHe ai,pioa'',.a.s ~ 'i.'s
10. ~ loi :, tits ~ ~ ~
The public library will be opened
observed.
s'o.' - w.. rna,i,,ea an J writ
Of haheas corpus.
: a,. 80,
iyssAs ~ 70 60 .,l,s ,,,aa,. can
49, ~. - ,,,r,.,, far
.,s..:s $50 ,,..s, t' ~
DIR. MARS. osteopaJnIc physician. over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
~ .,,ioras ,,,a i,,rs,a,.iyea Ranna-
Tyne & Lays store Thursday night
We're more fortunate that was al hrst
learned. The cash drawer containing
about 500 was ritied Of its contents.
49, ,;,,a ,s,,, oi,re,,s anan -
-, - ~, t;,,s ~ da;l,
van,
~, IN
.lssi 80 -, d.,,ia ,,l,v ,,r,s,s
1919 'o'i. go S''''S'' -
~
Elmer Buck While INVESTIGATED as
sss.ass,i = ~ am ~ o,s,.
I . -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.
DR.. Bryant, over is West Main.

barns LaPlant Bros. house movers.
~ ~ y NJ. puis', !" ~ :, 8
ms eNsiiiiis ~ " -, ,,,ss,
,','tio's VI i'ieiiiisehs y iA'''i7S -
-'i'''i''
z Silk Waists-we place on sale Mon
~ inori''ls an elsss,ile my, - -
s, - Msiass.
ss'5i. fioyt ; lDel'al,.l"g'il 7'oie'
The National bicycle is the leading
Ian Music House ard see the improve
lnents made on the 1910 National
,,...;, - ~, g.,
,ra i ,qan rs''a az. $50, !, far Rurlinston
where he Vas summoned on account Of
the death OF a son. Who was killed by
the CO. fast mail
,r,; ~ ,,.,,, ~.
II, ~ &c ~, ,.,,.1i'. ,,,,ss, 1i,ss 81
-
,.,,., ,,,Y,i., ,.,1,s,.Sss,...
49,,
= -
~ - a'a'''' = ~ ~,
- :, :. -;
80 p9is : 'iU"s W s'a -,
= ~ ~ -
s's'e 90 il',N'
s.!;; ,..5iiiii.;sa,,. !s.:s, .ef.ra I'd who
IL in Green Mountain for a visit at the
Oscar Terrill hone had the misfortune
10 slip aud fail in such a manner as 10
break the bones o. ne left ankle. She
= ,5i - soiiiiaea - ~ .'.n . ''''e ! =
LII 1i''s ~ N4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
The latest in sheet music at Harlan's

nv >,;a,,,,,s ,,,ysie;,n ond s,,rsaon
- ~. - -
The latest in sheet music at Harlan $.
tJ !, s,,,,.,ns ,nGarTax1r- exclusive.
". Second door west of postotrce.
We are prepared TO make you low
figures on lumber. Lamb Lumber Co.
- 49,.
s'.N 80 :, !, ...,.,s.,.s','
'iiis, aies'S sAii1s ~ - -, : -A'is'i y
We have the newest goods and the
best cutter in the city. Brennecke X
Hansen.
W. 49, -, ,.oce;,.o,, = ,.,,. i,,,.e;,a
e,,,. s.,.i,s
-. g. (. p 80 Il ~
- = 49,
tina Rnyal Iii.rl,ian.lsrs i,riaav evening
n ,bs i Z, 3, u ha{t larr.. n,n,be,
We Want TO call your attention % our
new trouseslnss toT early spriag 'rade,
enpraelns all tls latest effects ana az
popular prices. Hopkins
The Everett nj,9,1s i nv FAR the hest
Instrument an IN. n,s,,,l,ef one Of ,i,as.,
INSTRUMENTS Nh, lasi for wars IN faet
wfll navsr war III. sola bv bv Ia.
fy.,,,a. l,,,sie 1g6,,ea
We ara too bnsv today 10 talk Ri our
numerous customers bar viii nave
ss5netll5ug of interest L, SAY next Tues
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

Read Tux Agent ] W Zisger, the
Csrsfs wfa llnme IS 4. illdora was
III tne city Friday III coisfSi.sfee win
lh@ general officers aa maxim at
siuflaen:arss for the beginning u his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

Smith entertained at 2o7 West C,hurch
street Friday evening heir companion.
teachers at the Fourth ward; Misses
Flora Rothscflild. farrie McConnell
Della WINERY. G'laribel Trott Grace
Baker, Effie Perry ard Leila Loudon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

our ii,isnds in the country Who are
Inclined 10 complain because a town
clock has been purchased and placed in
the court house may feel better when
they have an understanding Of the
actual cost per Individual. Aft4r the
$500 donated by the city is paid. the cost
to the man VINO Owns 4 quarter section
of land, ordinarily We'll stocked and
improved, IS about 20 cents. If any
resident Of the county does not receive
20 cents worth Of satisfaction from
that clock within the next quarter Of
century. arrangements should be
made to return his money.
Fright and fresh from the paint
shops, where complete revarnishlng
and cleaning process was undergone
the Central officials private car, the
Hawk Eye. left Friday evening as a
deadhead coach on No. 2 south. The
car was detached from the Central al
Grinnell and left over the Rock Island
for Chicago, from where 1t will be sem
east to New York, via Buffalo. At the
metropolis it will be taken in charge
by President Robert J. Kimball. of the
Central, who, in company with his wife
and daughters. one or two directors OF
the road and their families and a few
personal friends. will leave for Cali
fornia pleasure trip.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

TERMS:
Quo Year. by Natl .....s-.............. Eo,
By the Month. by Mail .........s.......- -
lowered py Carrier. per Month. 81
sva,sssa ers,sa ',.'s %
Announcements OF church and society en-
,sftainments. secular meetings cards s. OF
marks. obituary resolutions. ana similar
iot!Go> W Ill be charged III the rate OF cents
silsr iine fsr each Insertion
TIL [ HE CITY IN BRIEF
Dr. Bryant, physician and SURGEON.
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
George j. AIlen scientific optictan.
pr Nighell. surgeon ana physician.
Let Us fieur on your lumber bill
Lamb Lumber Company
rhe sisaa4rd patfsrns are ths most
reAabI any msda. NJ. T. .Nrsi9ews.
Eng Nsti and Eva Il. Kay We're
flaisis Thursday evening by Justice
-Allen
Nj na MS. s;s1rgs sellers. ii 7o5
J,as st iree,. as he parents of
You Ia bstsss ana relieye that strain
al youl ySs.
ilsA lassss - I'LL seiiisfsss ~
ls8ss Wy l'sss ~ So e $ NSS.ssis =,
~ = iessi'''.ss'
81 9st's Fs.sgs5s 49, ,s IL, +,
81 -,
n
Or. Bay Woodbury. ppiiaing Te!e-
apl'2Ae iseS i.ssiesaee, ~ North
More ptslaAlar iissF tran sNef-7 is9sli1 q.
skS $50 eNF'sileFs. an
I1'si,veer x oil'ifiistls, distributors .ef
l3aY%s
NNs fsesiSssi 'i7Asa Isa'aslssi'g 'iae iii''.so
'siss9 M!1lls 49, S94olka sl.ii5e
W. assss ssSt iasa- ~ :. AT
NEE da-tsr MS estarHsd from til,
Ni. al tae latsst stylAs and de-
MIS-. &. e t'pts3 daEsater Kathryn
and s5n William sIlsae Friday q G5a-
!aai wl Mrs. 2ttla brother, Mr..
l:aiilh eluHeh
Hfap l.as eisar store. ses
SlsnaaE Gin so ;3al3srs, good
iirsE-slAss 7I'4ess
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

M 0srter s returned from tls
aas Nish al tag tat@sJ tyles and de-
5 ails lebci4 gowns. III south
s'Ifs le;lie
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

The Alentour cinch Club met Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w.
WINERY. The guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. g. f. Adams, Miss Mayme Adj
ans, of ST. Louis, Miss Maxine Kelly
and Miss Grace Sullivan, Mr.. G. Adj
ans, Mr. Charles Adams and Mr.. j.
Adam Bede. of Pine City, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

Mrs H n Duncan ara brother. Mir.
Zen Sunaeil, u ottumNa Who we're
called to fac city earig his week on
account q tie death af their sister
the late Mrs. Aiey IIRn If Dead
wood s r., 9ft FRIDAY evening for
their home Mr. HGater VINO accom-
named the remains Of his wife 70 this
city FIR in.gsrnen' LEFT in the evening
for omaha and Lincoln. Neb.. and
after a sll0r; lay at those places VIII
return % his rome,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

Pr and Mrs. F. TI Lferle entertained
the Elf Uhr club Friday evening. hav-
ing as outside guests Messrs. and Mes
danes F. G.. Auringer, A. w. Hoy and
T. w. Hargrave. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. G. A. Werlich and Mr..
A. W. Hoy and the boobies fell TO the
lot of Mr.. and Mrs Auringer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

4 number q the little playrpates of
,s...;ssss., rliis! !t::;s..;;;t h ~:
day evening n the hons ~ iiis parents.
Mr. and Mrs. s. q. JtsbS No 5i2le
North First avenue. After playng a
number Of games an oyster supper Was
serysd Those Of the party We're Martha
Pfeifer Lena Bernstein Georgia Me-
sGonaug7y Clara Fd2lngton, nellie Rob-
inscn, Ethel Treffeg Nelson Irwin.
Arthur Tiffany. Martin Roberts, Wal
TIC Linderote, Leroy Choate, lSennie
East and George Gardiner
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

Marshaii Comfy Holiness Assoc
I.fsns ch9ireil Fri9aY eseniiia NTH a
fagS ea9Si artanl8n9f \ ciieArfal.5
haRe III si:rlt N'as manifested Mrs NJ.
]. 1AslGs ,l vangeliss 81 sioux city.
short hut heipsal xh3rEa; an.
i}igi'i'ssii}s Il gself very fagorably upon
tlle paopls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

sheriff Shoesnaker left tllls morning
FIR Mt Pheasant. accompanied by
Rebgri stevens, and in charge Of Gil-
bert Fox and Eldee oiritith, who Will
b. confined IN the hospital for treat
lnen, Young Griiiiih's case IN the
mayor ; court for assault was not tried
land instead hehad q hearing before the
ceulni ssioners Of insanity at o'clock
4 tHidaS evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

Mr.. T. 1. Mason entertained the
Young mon Of his Sunday school class
Friday evening at Tea. served at his
home. No lo7 North Third street. The
evening was spfnt With crpkinole and
catrpus and q delightful time was had
By an. The members af the class lies-
ent wsre Guy Eaksr liar9ld Fox, Harry
Sl3s is Eugene GiidsiSn, " iiistd anu
Malter HUI, Ress Salisbury, Maurice
Kent Godfrey johnson aud Arson WIZ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

To KY West Smokers We now have
tho finest line Of Key West cigars ever
SHOWN in Marshalitown. Have YOU
rrted them? We have such popular
goods as H. Upmanns, Henry Clay, La
Azora, La Deliceosia Gatos, Manuel
Garcia, La l'ernandina, La Corona
NanIerveera & Grifiiths.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

The great closing out sale Of he John
Schubert dry goods stock VIII begin
SneNt Monday morning at 10 e'cloek. BE
on time il You wish TO secure a first
choice Of the great bargains. MIR. Jeter,
manager Of the sale. says he finds the
stock larger and Of better quality than
He had hoped . find. Some special
bargains viii be offered Monday, the
opening day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

sentative Pr lgt1slshins cansein Vino
mas i9een in tlle ~ for a faW days de-
iiyerIag lectures to the city teachers
upon the s3ntiselsa method Of teaching
f,eaiiag. VIII ee her duties with her
Monday evening ak upon Accented
ard I,naece,itcd syilables. Miss C'ra-
sIlsn lecture after the school hours
FiidaY evening vas on tSpeliing and
proved very iiataresting as Vel as in
sGrnctiNs.