Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-04
Or. Bay. Woodbury. block, new phone
DR.. Cheshire, physician. Brennecke

For cord wood inquire Of J. r..
4 Meeker.
\ Call and see the latest styles in ladies'
tiles at Lee & Benedict's.
For Sale Stock Of goods and fixtures.
Cheap rent. Address Letts-Fletcher
4 Company.
\ Buy the MCGEE adjustable yoke un-i
dershtrt and you will wear no other. NJ.
r.. Andrews.
4 When 1t comes 10 repairing watches,
Allen excels, as none but expert work
men are employed.
General Manager T. Il. Clarke, OF the.
4 Central, went to Chicago Tuesday
might for q sshort stay on business.
4 assjs
Grand millinery opening next Satur-
lsday. Green trading stamps with each
cash purchase. Hoyt's Department,
iStore.
w. S. Butterfield and Al Kersey, adj
vance Representative for the Other
l Peoples Money company. We're in the
Icity yesterday.
Have Kurtz Bros. figure on the inter-
Tor finishing of your residence. They
lhaNe all kinds of hard woods in stock
and modern machinery o do the work.
Il g
The Canton Parties-Th The Canton par
lities have proved the most popular of
the season and the next regular date is
Thursday April 5, i'll the odd Fellows
1 Hall. Ensminger's orchestra.
Glance in at the show window OF d.
No
ltern of velvet carpet. 1t is a beauty.
While there take look at the grass
|matting. on which we have the exclu-
sive sale It is the most durable mat
ting ever produced. d. G. Wilbur.
E;x-Agent Charles Tucker, of the
limited States Express Company in this
lefty. leaves tonight for Chicago. where
he will remain some little time. Mr..
fuckers future plans are not yet made
and as yet he has not been re-assigned
Ito a position. Its possible he may res,
main in Chicago, aud he may be sent to
lISt Paul.
Rev. Max HOFFMAN, of Chicago. the
Sweil-known spiritualist, and ex-presi-I
]dentos the central Iowa association, arr
rived in the city Tuesde " evening from
Cedar Rapids, where he Will remain the
rest of the week. Mr.. Hoffman IS on
This way home to Chicago, where he will
lltualists, to be held Tuesday, Wednes-
dayand Thursday of next week.
Miss Emma C. sickles, of Washing
lSton, ID. G. secretary and one of the
llecturers Of the National Domestic Sell
llence Association, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Chicago Where
her temporary headquarters are To-
cated, and will be a guest for a few
Edays OF Hon. and Mrs. Henry Stone.
Miss Sickles is a woman OF national:
Preparation in domestic science circles
Lard is now on her way to Nebraska
points for a season 8 lectures.
The Cedar Rapids Republican q this.
lmorning says: No. 9. the new fast
lmailstrain on the Northwestern, had a;
narrow ape from going in the ditch
yesterday morning 1t twas While COM.
ling down the Clarence hill at a terrific
4 speed, that the tire of one OF the drive
wheels flew OF, followed a moment
Halter by the tire on one of the other
Wheels becoming loose. The engineer
Il WIKI rare I'TeSeIeeSOl NINA SuEceeGeQ
lin bringing the train to a stlndstill
4 without leaving the track and then to
4 slowly pull into this city. Where ems
4 gines We're changed. Had the trainleft
4 the track none would Lave lived to tell
a show j happened. "
One of the most delicate surgical ops
jIserations performed in this vicinity for
some time will he done Friday morn
ling at the William Boucher home. on
4 the Warren Nichols farm, near ST.
4 Anthony, when I.noch Bartlett, an un-
Ismarried man 81 Years of age, who has
4 been making his home with the Bou-
I5chers for some time, will submit to a
Il tria OF the surgeons for deep ulcera-
a ton and the removal Of part of the
a stomach. Mr. BARTLETT has been i'll all
A winter and it has been determined that
Ian operation will be his only hope, al
a tho it is feared that the patients con-
!. dition is already SO serious that even
an operation can do him no good. a
nurse was sent 10 ST. Anthony this
4 morning to get the patient i'll condition
3 for the operation.
4 m.