Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-05
DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.


Wanted -Roomers and boarders. APP
ply at East Boone.
Full assortment Of Franco-American
soups at A. +. Myers
Not an article of trash at any price at
Pappe Bros dissolution sale.
Try some of our Hooking Valley lump
in your furnace. egory-Brown Coal
Company.
DR.. Lierle, corner First and Main.
Office hours, II to u a. M, to 4 and Z
Pappe Brcs. expect 10 be crowded all
day tomorrow. Call early and receive
proper treatment.
Bucks steel ranges and Bucks cooks,
store, lo2 West Main.
Saturday night choice Of our so and
- cent neckties-newest styles and
shapes. for 50 cents. T. A. Stern.
A radiator will heat the upper rooms
without extra work OF fuel. See my
splendid assortment. Schmid'ts hard
ware store, 1o2 West Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Paige We're in
Grinnell Thursday evening in attend
iance at the party given by Mrs. /. Is.
Cappron, a Hotel Monroe. They re-
port a most pleasant time.
II is satisfaction 70 pay your money
for cleaning and ,epairing a watch
when you are positive it is done right.
Have You ever taken your watch to
Heliberg when it was out of repair If
50. are you not satistisdo We not only
do work right, but We guarantee that it
is right. VIM Hellberg.
Mrs. u. L. Conner and daughter Miss
Jessie, Went 10 Hampton Thursday to
spend a Week at the home Of the for-
mer's uncle, Mr. NJ. Mcdonald. Mrs.
Conner VIII remove 70 this city the
household effects of her late aunt, Mrs.
Mcdonald ard MIR. Mcdonald viii
make his home in this city.a part of the
time with his niece.
Misses Clara and Anna Boardman
left this afternoon on the Colorado spc
cia for Chicago, where they Will re-
sumo their respective studies, music
and Kindergarten work. The Misses
I;oardinan have been home for two
weeks. spending the holidays with their
mother Mrs. c. T. Boardman, and sis
ter, Miss Martha Boardman.
Natures are known by the company
they Keep Refinement seeks refine
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of Marshail county land in some time
vas recorded in a decd filed in the office
OF the county recorder by Marshall
Dsan and wife. Mary i. Ogan, to
James 4. Paul. and X the 1867 acre t,gan
farm. situated ia Jefferson township, !
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Residents Of the civ Who own dogs
arr. moi coming 10 the front very rapid
~ 10 secure their licenses for 1900. and
3if some fine lnoining they awake and
ind their fayorita bulI pups missing
they Mn have no one to blame but
themselves All licenses on dogs ex-
pirssa on The last day of 1899 and ac-
csrejna ia tha number OF dog tags IS
s,,ed lasi year there are 500 dogs in the
citv wshose owners eare enough for
t.hen, Il nto,t.cts rhe,n with tag So
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