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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-10
Easter. Belts.

just opened a big line of
Pulley Belts, very best rib
bon and leather in all AOa
colors at Soc and ..... fJC
A big line of new designs in
Dog Collar Belts at 49c In
25c and. lUC
Pulley Belt Buckles Csc.
A beautiful line of new East
er Neckwear and Ties 95c
d..
Charming creations in Easter
Combs, Hair Ornaments O5o
and Pins at. AOC
S new designs in Easter Col
i isg fa and Cuffs, soe quail l3c
Chetnisettes at use.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-10

A water works plant is proposed ut
Ridgeway.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-10
Don't Forget
That
Easter
Is Almost Here.

If you haven't selected a
nice pair Of shoes to go with
that new hat. better do 50 quick
before our sizes are broken.
We have very pretty ones at
S2.45 and S2.95. Our styles
are all absolutely correct, 50 are
the prices.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-10

tree near the Morrell ice house Tues
day morning, rendered "a verdict yes
terday afternoon TO the effect that the
deceased came to his death by his own
hand. No arrangements have been
made as yet for the funeral. Deceased
had no relatives in this country so far
as known, but it is said that he has a
wife and family in Sweden.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-10

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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-10
From Saturdays Daily.j

Erom SaCuruayS DdIly.I
A large number of school children
are absent from school on account o
illness.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

~ declared dsmsrsly. Tive never
seen the day when I had too many
paiTs OF gloves" ra lfza4
mo woman ever did," he re3oined.
laughing. And he went out Of tho
studio. out OF the building. and strods
Gown State street. . straight. hand
some. manly young fellow to whom
vent sparkling glaness Of spontaneous
admiration.
He did not notice the glances-nof
those from whom they came. He saw
face ~ be swung along. II was un-
like all other faces thronging that
populous thoroughfare. It was not
only the physical perfection that ap-
pealed to him. It vas the look Of re-
ssrvs-of distinction. This look told
him that back OF the eourtly kindness
with which the world was greeted .
sanctuary stood apart-a sanctuary
whore
Only the high priest entered In!
"Pshav!" he muttsrsd. and shrug-
ed his great shoulders ITO be dis
tuSbed BY the memory Of . minia-
tars!" He found himself pushing
against the swinging doors OF . vast
lv goods establishmsnt-thrss Of
them. e-i s tf i1s1a f.
''Gloves?" The deferentiai noor-
walker lent an attentive ear. Yes.
cir. In the annex-yes. straight down
this aislei"
Curious in the midst Of surround
ings foreign to him. Ned Hazard
strobe ON In the direction indicated.
IJwht v>oup>A fvnvv, 81. sweat Aorua NJ
ground glass overhead. Fair women.
alert or languid. passed and repasssd
him In . steady stream. Gowned In
cloth. in fur. In velvet. purchasers
passed up and down between the laden
shelves. the polished counters. 4
group ahead thers-A congestion OF
tradsl Hazard swervsd little to pass
the augmenting crowd. What was
the trouble? A lost child-a fainting
woman? She took my purse!" The
vail came from . richly dressed wo-
man Of conspicuous physical develop
ment She was nsarsst me- ! laid
down . minute-it's goas!"
Involuntarily Hazard paused-giane-
% It the sccussd. And-as hs looked
his heart stood still. For there. fac
! b0B Su8t CoIlou1 mOOs o2u8uIys inuAD-
haat, white - she would b In her
eo0a. stood the original Of the mints-
turs hs had lately held. That fearless
poiss IN the head. thess dark eyes un-
6ss curved black brows. that scornful
young mouth. the riDpling red-sold
hair under the pluDsd Ast-hov fa-
ailiar were thsss! r..--.-,
"You are mistahsu. nadam!" The
voles thrilled him. II vas the voSes
- knsw this enc ialy nust posassA.
Il sAW . VeoAa take ~ . purse froo
~ sssatss. ~ vsss toward tAak
s3svatse. ! a3 70 tAisG Yoa are
aAseaksa. NJ na0s b Eunies Silver.
~. sAan s1vs yos ~ al1rssa"
4 Aeot vast - allrsss!" Oss fat,
SiAosl hao1 Osse1eslating fsaAtisally.
Il Waae ~ DasDA ! vast yos sseseh-
-. Yos - ~ Dafssi"
\ 80 D1sAe1 tAsea0A ~ tAs0oG
- 0Aa WttA 0a1st ssaateaanee 49,
oaesaas1a1nhls 0ay sysa
~ ~ lAASag Win eo0e With SAe.~
bana ~ Aesss 1sesetvA Ths -
ssssa lifts1 higher Ass sAapsly young
Asal.
Il vill net 90 With 700. I object 70
~ iDAignity Of bsing searched. -"
~ Dasssl Another vas spsaking.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
Timber Land. Act J;.e :. 1874. Se'tes
YSr RpblieAssee.
u. =. LAND OEyIcE, NOHTnosK, Colo.


Notice Is hereby given that In complia nee with
The provisions Of the act If Congress Of Juue >,
ls1s, entitled An act for the sale If timber
lands In the states Of Cahf'rnid. Oregon. Nevads
and whshinst,n Territory" y sntrs,ied 10 ALI
the public land States by aefofAugust 4. 1877,
Jennie 4. Bear. Grand Junction, eaunty OF Nrsa
state OF Coiorad hss hi, day fled in this Office
her sworn statspsnt No ...... ....... for tie
purchase Of the southeast u, southwest quarter
section 25, north east = northwest Il
OF section M % 10 town. hip Il south. rnige M.
IS " 9th principal meridian. and will offer proof
I" show that The aud s.',ght is mose valnr BILE for
its timber stone than for agricultural purposes
and :" establish her e!aiM 70 said land bffote
the Re,,istrr and Receiver Of this oiice at Mont
r'ss. Colorado. on saturday, the sth day Of
December, 100. l|.-E - s
She names Witnesses II. =. Magnsr,
Grand JuLetisn. Colo Benjamin Gheen. and
N. Ernest Cisck, Of clta, Colo. and HI rnan U.
Hear, Of G'sn'l Junction, Culo.
Any and all persons claiming a.ivrrseiy thr
ab,ve.dese ribcd lands are requested Ia rle their
claims in this efice on or bef re said sth dsy Of
December. $50.
IA LAYTON. Register.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

fhs crowd. growa ssl1saiy silesA
W0U listsning.
This young lady b lfiss siiverton
- Bvaaston." Ned Hazard said. If
~" turning 10 the attsntive aoor-
Wu1ker. will take ny card to-hs
Dsasioaed the name Of the head oe ths
nsnNthsrs will b no further trouble.
- = . personal friend Of mine. II II
osease," he concluded. and the pene-
osafing voice reached thoss Of the out
0kisss Of the press Of the people. mot
- make . mistake In the matter.
0seA srrors cost . arn dearly some
eaDes. Il b ny word asainst-hs
glaacsd at the viraso who stood with
Dsdesd umbrslls n thsis DsASe-
aGninst this Dsssoa'si" - declared.
TAs latter burst into . sosrsst Of VI
suDsration. But The 0oosUaikas -
rsal the card-paassl M visA lifts1
brvvs 70 the hoass aseectivUL a
III you will osos sAh vsy." H. -
tsesivs sail. b0wias. 'tAs aRais vfll
- arranged"
Young Hazard elbSvs1 . pena0s fos
- trenbIins girl. She looked up at
- gratefully - she walled BY his
- TO the Managers once. A little
- with . Hebraic cast q cousee
nnDes came hurrying IN.
ny Aeas Hazard, There has beea a.
nnoDgtunate Ristake sooewhsrs. ] -
en1bsDsl. ~ Hsss have bssn telling
- shas this young isAy-a friesl oe
IYoDFu-Vns seeuDs1 a sAopiiftias- o.
Vnsay, H. eharUD = s1ssrd!"
Auns,OG onks ~" yslps1 u Vo00o
/ u1SAe sa03sve1 hasA ~1As ssse1 ssss
- q IL s11k sDssess. I ~ 81 N
EHupa w1sa-SAr ~ .sssrr
|Ss FsVQe. -. 2Anee - sssu
~ 1ssssssss - ossss.ssae sss
WH1 - vursa -
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
Notlee Fer PWb1ieastss.
LAND OrEIcE AT MoSTso-s Colo. !

September ~, i9UO.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed n.tice Of his intention TO M. he
hlal proof IN supp'r II his c'aini. and that said
pr,of will be made beforr Mite X. wsic.,, couG-
y Judge and rx-.'ffii.o clerk et Delta, Colorado,
On November 10. iyO. VIZ: 'l'
JOHN 8. FULLER,
upon n. 3. l90S Ute Series. fer the south -east
qua rter. south -ea i quarter section 20, Township
IL s X Is W aud lofs-3 ard I. section d, town.
ship u 3. 4 ~ W sth pfincii si meridian
continuous residence upon and cultivsso u said
land, Wig ... -r-a
Charles B. Essss George W. Hendrichs. I'D
wsrd Rowan and Henry McAillrn, all oi Cory,
Colorado.
IA. LAYTON. Rsgisssr.
tFirst pub. Oct. S: last Nov o.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
se.sss s.s s-p.s,se.sse..

LAID OFFICE At NoSTHosr. coLoRapo, L
Sep ombeS -, 1909 Y
Notice II hereby given that the following nsinrd
settler has MED notice Of HE intention ii make
fnal proof In support Of his olAim, and. thai
ssid prof viii be made bsfers Milton n. wech
County Judge and eK-nfaclo clerk. at Delta,
Colorado. on November TO- 1900, viz:
YKLlX q. ROBERTs.
upon his D. 8. 2,s Ute Series for the north cast
quarter north-fsst quartef. sectinn. Q. tsa nship
u 3. 3 81 W 9Th principle nerd en-.
He names the Eilo~ihH witnsss<> to prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said lahd. viz
John McCAnerty, Johu 4. Cutler. barney Ran
doph and u. W. waymsu, al Of Cedzredge.
JAM A LAyroS. Reyts.sr.
trirxf pub. Oct-5: last Nov. .
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
DlseA AsssisG Nssiee.

Ho,ies 10 hereby given III 1t tho annual meet
ing Of the ssockhodeB 81 the 1ron-tone Ditch
Company Will be held at the Coart Huusc, In
Delta Colorado. on Saturday. November ,. fooS
at o'clock y. m Tor the purpose - levying an
TO- re election Il ohiceu for the eu<utng year
and fr the Transaction fsnch a'thsf bosifiexs d
may properly come bsiosc the rsesiins-. 4.
Ne HA6Lsy. Prssfdent
Gs"soI $. coxSLih. seerstsy..
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
Ditch Neeiias Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that the annual meeting
Of the stsekho defs II The Irnttune kxiensi"n
Ditrh Conf pany, will be hell At the Court H''us~
in BeitA. Coo, on ssturisy, November .. isoo st
O'Clock p. M for the purpose "i l-vyins an as
s~ssnent o. ay the present indsb esin~ss and
fos sle election NJ ofhr-ss fns The sn-air9 wear.
aa6 for ths te,na ften II ssch o,h.r btssines -
may prOprriy come bef'rv the meeting
~ .. EAGLkx. President
Gaokop .. CoNgtis. ssesxtsry.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
!. :, -...Acker's..
Saved Her Life

About two mikes from Vassar, Mich.
where keep . drug storc, lives Mrs. r. y.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

use Of no famous little pals bn-sAn ss Dew'tIs
Lutte Early Ri-srs EAsy to take. Never sripe.
C1arke's doug store.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

eyes saw this woman get well and strong
on that remedy: In very short time tho
the sorenesc went away and she began tax.
ing on f,esh, She herself sid: nr. Bulla!d.
! owe my life y Ackef's English Remedy.
Il s q ceroin cure In 0n- Brstts
nSghborhopd her recovery hes occasionsA
much comment, - you .oan oAaly uodeE
stsnd. Her case vas one where everybody
thought IL Was only . aue.tion q . ntt6
uhile until she would die. ! fesl y Q duty
as sdruggist TO write this lettsT. % tha4 there
need be no more deaths from consumption"
tsignsd) =. A. BuILAho. vassas. Mich.
Sold at 2bc.. s0c and u bSttis. tAro1gAo0
the United States and Canada: and In Eng.
land, At Is. ID. q. Sd. -. q. Hyou are n0t
ssss6sd sfter buying. return the bottls 70
your drusgiss, and gst your Dooey beek.
NJ sskAerts ~ sbsss es~@Aa
Y 4 100xkk CO., Proyrsaovs. EsO 1ssA
For sale BY II. X. Braistsd. Delta. Colo
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Bratt. She yNxer!
sick hOpeies
with consumption
! watched Her cas-
with interest Aitel
she began takin,
Acker's Englisl
Remedy for Con
sumrtion, bscsqs,
lhsdheardso :
much about -
Its wonderful
cures. Well,
sir. perhap
Ou i'll N
doubt it, but -
With myown ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
The Essence OF PURITY,

II we know a thing is artificial even
II put upon the stage for our pleasure,
we take more or less delight in IL, but
ever with the consciousness that it is
artificial, but Way Down East,
brings tears naturally. and stirs up
every natural and noble emotions with
out strain, and one feels his better
nature made purer. sweeter and better
for witnessing this healthful and
truthful portrayal OF life. Way
Down East VIII be presented for the
first tins here on Nov. 81. 1t is a
strong presentation Of moral truth 1t
can scarcely fail to teach TO every
thinking witness the injustice OF that
standard Of morals which calls in
question the sex rather than the per-
son of the tran4gressor. The tone of
the play IS pure and sweet. and shows
the god -likeness Of humanity when al
Lifts best.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
HOME rREArMENr

The white. OF an egg. With little wa
ter and sugar, is good for children who
are troubled With an irritable stomach.
ii is very healing, and will prove an ex-
cellent remedy for diarrhea. as well as a
simple preventative for bowel dieorders.
& "A handful of -four bound on a severe
cut will often step the bleeding.
For cankered throat sour mouth etc.,
use borax and honey; drink sage or
slippery elm tea
Cool the blood by drinking cold water
in which little pure cream OF tartar
has been Dissolved.
Any one who has been scalded By
steam should be taken to warm room.
and the parts drenched by cold water
A tea made Of ripe whortlsberries. and
drank in place OF water. u claimed to be
a speedy cure for many forms Of scrofu-
lous troubles.
Lime water lie good for chilblains. Use
1T both strong and hot. A saturated so
luton Of alum in water, used hot, 10 also
Very efncactous.
For simple hoarsehness take fresh
egg, beat 1t and thicken witf1 pulveriEed
sugar. Eat freely Of IT. and the hoarse-
ness Will soon be greatly relieved.
Any one can add strength and weight
10 llia body by rubbing we'll witt, olive
oil after a warn, barh. Oil baths are
particularly beneficial 10 delicate child
rem.
A person whose nose ears. hands or
fleet have been frozen should be taken
into cold room and the afflicted mem
Der rubbed with snow, iced water and
wet cloths.
Those who suffer from sens.tive
skin subject to frequent irritation and
roughness. should never wafh in hard
water. Boiled water will often prove OF
benefit to Delicate complextons.
Equal parte Of cream tartar and salt-
peter make an excellent remedy for
|rheuma tisn,. Take one-haif teaspoonful
OF the mixture and divide II into three
doses. Take one Of these doses three
times day.
When the ankle has been severely
sprnined immeree It Immediately in hot
water. keeping It there for fifteen OF
twenty minutes. After 1t has been la
ken out Of the water, keep 1t bandaged
with cloths wrung out Of hot water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
OBITUARY.
Damn.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Damn, Of Green Mountain. which was
saddened on Wednesday last by tho.
Geath OF a 16-months-old daughter.
Lucy Edna. was doubly afflicted satur-
day by the death OF another daughter,
@Myrra Lucille. who passed away after
ten days illness with bowel complaint.
The little one Vac aged years and 6
months The funeral was conducted
Monday afternoon at 2 clock from the
Congregational church, Green Mountain
Rev. F. w. Parsons. of the First Baptist
church, this city. officiating
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
ocrODrR cHAInlrIIsl,.,
Monshly Alsstine of society Hsl
with Mise yveIch.

with Mise Welch.
The Organized Charities Society met
Monday evening with Misc Belle
WEIGH. The usual reports were given,
with incidents Of interest in the work,
after which the reading OF That Lost
Watf was enjoyed by all. The next
meeting Will be held at the home OF
Mrs r. ~. sutton Monday evening.
Dec. 3. The following is the report OF
the agent:
There have been donated 2l6 pieces
of clothing, thirty-seven pairs of shoes,
iforty-one pairs OF hose, thirty hats,
caps and hoods, three pieces Of bed
ding. twenty-three dishes. seven pieces
OF household goods, one box OF toilet
soap. three baskets Of provisions. for
sty yards OF carpet, four and half
yards OF new goods and S In money
There have been given for work 1877
pieces o. clothing, twenty three padrs
OF shoes. thirty-one pairs Of hose.
twenty-five hats, caps and hoods, Sew
en- piece4 OF bedding, twenty-five dish
ies, eight pieces OF household goods, fve
baskets Of provisions and fourteen rolls
OF wall paper.
Work done for the society has con-
SlSleO OF Two ana a nal1 POUNDS OF car
pet raga cut and seWed. 100 quift blocks
made. 400 quilt pieces cut, seven, gar
msnts made and six garments mended,
three comfort tops Joined. five COM
forts lined and tied. some washing. err
randa and house work.
In the department of literature
twenty -four books. 1O2 papers and 1903
magazines have been donated, while
ten books, seventy eight papers and
fifty magazines have been distributed.
Amount Of money on hand Oct 1,
s4o1; taken in since for goods. $3.50;
donated by Mr.. Beaman. IS: expended,
$40; balance on hand Nov. 1, 37.71
Your agent has made twenty-five,
visits In behalf Of the society twenty
one families Numbering 1o5 people have
received aid in various ways.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

will Be Conducted by Chaplain Jesse
Cole. of soldiers home, At Ghris-
tian Church.
For the hret time in several months
the Marshalltown Ministerial Union
held meeting yesterday morning in
the; study of Rev. F. NJ. Coleman. The
principal matter OF business to come
up was the annual Thanksgiving day
service and 1t was decided to hold it at
the Christian church, conducted by
Chaplain Jesse Cole, Of the Soldiers
Home
It was also decided at the meeting to
begin anew the regular meetings of the
union and they will be held on the first
Monday in each month at the Metho-
dist pastors study
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Nh Z. pa,,4,s,, 40 q, f.st,ord m
~, 81, a. =. ts.,s :. = va .
80. ..'>, :. ~. :.
- ~. q =. raoAt was m u w
ous1n ess Monday.
ut. y. !. Denmead spent the cay III
fsl ar on business.
Mr.. John Schobert returned this morn
ing from business trip to NorthWood.
Miss Elsie Simkins, of Britt, is in the
city ana will spend two Weeks at the
home of her uncle. II. =. simkins
DR.. Rosa Leibig left Monday night for
Chicago and she will spend ten days
there and at Milwaukee and Portage,
Wig.
me alo society OF the RsDekah lodge
Witlape entertained tomorrow afternoon
by Mrs. :. y. tNedsewood, NO. 4l4 In1rd
street
Mr.. Peter Weedin, of Grinnell. spent
Monday in the city, being on his way
home from, brief visit in State Cen
Ter with friends.
Mr.. r.. Clifford and ,,ncle. Mr.. n. %.
clifford. the latter Of Madison, Wis.
sna,,+ The da1, WAITING ,ala fives and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
3rried Is steal nj. Chila

Dubuque. Nov. 2.There wac an ex-
citing scene at the Illinois Central depot
Wednesday evening as the train came in
from the East II was caused by man
named Pierce, OF Fonda. Iowa, from
whom his wife procured divorce Mrs.
Pierce was given the custody of their
child. boy, Years old. Wednesday
evening Pierce, who was on the train.
snatched the child from her arms, bu,
che followed him out and compelled him
ito restore the child to her. with which
she departed for Fonda.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
For shattered Nerves.

A remedy that Will eoothe, build up
the wasted tieeuee and enrich the blood
is Indispensable. Lichty's Celery Nerve
Compound has been wonderfully sue
ce.sful in cases Of nervousness az thou
sands OF grateful people Will testify.
Sold by W H. Evans. l1s Bast Main,
and Geo p. Powers. % Fast Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
Twentv Men wanted.

want twenty ditch men at once to
work on water extension. Apply to r.
o. Mack, superintendent. at city build
ing. or at work north Of water works.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06

MIR S, r. Piper. Who resides near L.
Grand has ported 70 ths sheriff the
filsft @f5a dbubse harness from his prem
:, = GA SATURDAY night. The property
9vas' valued a sS6. The theft is ssp-
posed 10 have been committed by tWb3
,sel. as their racks We're plainly visible
until the highway Waas reached.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06

the " ocdfIfsn Of the World gave al
"a; isper ii tiia German L 9. @. f hail.
Monday night which was n-s.ll attended.
A3ld q wiaiei quite a sum vas realized
foi, the tIea sury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06

Mcclure has already accepted good
position with the government n the
navy yards 1t Norfolk, Va.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
oyeters in all styles at the Paragon.

Oysters in all styles at the Paragon.
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physlcian.
DR.. Nichols physician and surgeon.
Go to sundell'a Cafe for the best
meals.
Reynolds, watson & 60. sell z. A. G.
o. flour
Fresh oysters in every style at SUM
dell's cafe.
Buy E. a. G. 8. flour Of Reynolds.
Watson & Co
All silk satin duchesse only So cents.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Our 5O-cent Japan tea is elegant.
Iowa Tea Company:
Oysters served in any style at our
short order counter. Clifford.
Ninety-five cents for black silks worth
s1.s5. Bannatyne & Lay.
We have on hand well-screened nut
coal. ]. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
The Railroad Jack company arrived
in the city this morning from the south.
lsr
Seventy five cents for wide satin
duchesss, worth 95 cents. Bannatyne &
Lay.
Adamson keeps the Cramer, Crown.
Seed. Hammer ana Chautauqua plates
in all sizes.
E Hear the fun returns at the Railway
Y. NJ. G. A. tonight. Music and games
while waiting.
Oour flour room is filled with E. "A. G.
20. flour. Try it. Always all right.
Reynolds Watson & Co.
Now Is the time to fix up FOR the win
Ter. We have got what you want. j.
L. Irwin Lumber Company.
Warranted black taffeta silk, sl.2o a
yard. Double the amount, in trading
stamps. Hoyt's Department Store
You would think the Iowa Tea Cons
pany had been in business for years If
you judge by the business they are do
ing
In new pickles we have sweet mixed,
sweet spiced, white onions. chow-chow
and other fine sorts. Reynolds, Watson
& Co.
Twenty-seven inch back satin duchess.
1915 quality for sl.15. Double the
amount in trading stamps. Hoyt's De
4
National and local election returns
read ard builetined al the Y. NJ. c. "A.
social tonight Oysters served by the
ladies from till IL.
- : : -,
: : ~
~ : -,
= 49,. ,,. NJ 49,
the best work. 1t is conceded that
F'litton does.
49,, -
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= -
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8lieix platform that will take in this
tracks on which passengers take the
ssouti, bound train in the morning. The
platform has been needed for some
sire. as in bad wea .her. and especial
IL. in the winner and spr;nr III has been
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snow. : na ,n;,d NV. crossings LEADING
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il1 the delightful western country
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06

The Edward Baxter Perry concert
program viii begin promptly at s
o'clock in the Baptist church. In max
Ing the price of admission so cents the
Nanlen's5 Club expects to make ex-
Spenses oEis. The concert will be we'll
warth the highest price ever charged,
since. as a musical event, it has few
equals in America