Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Dr.. Nichols. surgeon.


Enter business college Monday.
&, Buy the Daisy wire hustle at NJ. r..
Andrews.
n II you want a first class shine stop at
La shel.e's cigar store.
Beach's World Soap IS pure, popular
and economical. Try it.
r Have you sampled Graham's plan.
atatton." the new 5-cent cigarl
For fun line Of ice boxes and re-
frigerators see schmidt's hardware
store.
All the new styles in so and IS cent
,neckwear tomorrow 80 cents at sterh'ss
new store.
Fancy negligee shirts and separate
collars. fine quality, tomorrow 80 cents
at Sterns new store.
Buy your ice cream and ices OF
George Treffry, 10l West Main street.
5N1arshalltown, Ia. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Wanted by May 2o-one thousand
live pigeons. Must be old birds: no
squads. Win pay sl50per dozen. Adj
dress L. c. Abbott, Marshalltown.
Iowa.
Your choice of all our fancy waist
silks. that sold for GO, So and % cents,
are going for ~ cents. All waist silks.
that sold for 90 cents, 81 and $1.25 will
be sold fol. 50 cents at the special sale.
Lee & Benedict.
Rev. Richard Swearingcn, Of Glad
brook. spent Friday in the city with his
daughter, Mrs a. NJ. Page, and in the.
evening went to Albion to visit old
friends among his former parishioners
of the Methodist church. He returned
to Gladbrook this morning.
Most smokers are aware of the fact
that carry the largest and finest stock
of Key Mestand domestic cigars to be.
sfound In the city The large trade /
only the choicest and freshest stock on
hand. La she!le, the tobacconist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VOORHEES, went to
Mason City this morning to be with the
formers father. Mr.. r. r. Voorhies, of
Glendive, Mont. over Sunday. Mr..
VOORHEES, condition shows no change
for the better and 1t is feared he Will.
never improve to any great extent.
Engine No. 10. one OF the Central's
new Baldwin compounds, has suffered.
severe damage in being burned out OH.
the south end. The engine was In,
charge of Engineer Tucker. who all
lowed the water to become SO low in
the boiler that the soft plugs We're
melted and the boiler steel warped out
fnf shape.
Mr.. c. I. Shannon, well known
travelling man who formerly made his.
home in this city, but who now resides
in Charles City, was here this morning
en- route to Cedar Rapids. Mr.. Shan.
from Charles City to Mason City. Mrs
Shannon is at present In st. Paul
where she is caring for sick sister.
A message TO the Times republican
today from Toledo announces the death
this morning in that city OF Miss Ber-l
tina Green, colored. aged 10 years Miss
Green is related TO some OF the colored
people of this city and has many
friends here. Consumption was the
cause of her death. The funeral will
10 & :
be conducted Monday morning at 10
O'clock.
notwithstanding the smallpox scare
DIR. Bpuldin is doing wonderful and
successful business along his lines, and
|sof late numbering many#of the leading
families of Marshalltown and vicinity
among his patients. Four Years of un-
precedented success in the treatment of
chronic private and female diseases is
bringing the doctor rapidly to the front
as a successful physician.
The first car load of oyster shells ever
shipped to Marshalltown was that
which arrived this week, consigned to
Hammond Z Benedict, the flour and
feed merchants. The firm had pre-
lviously been purchasing shells In ton
lots. but the demand increased to such
an extent that they felt justified in buy
ling ii car load. Those who use sheils for
their chickens may get them OF Ham
mond q Benedict at right prices.
Phil Sheridan, proprietor Of a depot
lssaloon, was arrested at . O'clock this
1 morning by Constable Nicholson upon
la charge of assault and battery. pre-
\ ferred by Pat Murphy. who swore our
an information in Justice Burritt,s
court Murphy. 1t seems. had been as
tsisting a painter at the saloon owned
4 by Mr.. Sheridan. and the latter claims
that Murphy became Intoxicated and
Eboisterous. so that he was compelled to
.order him from the place. The court
limposed fine of SIS and costs. Mr..
| Sheridan will appeal the case to the
]4istrict court.
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Is PERSONAL MENTION !