Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-04
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DIR. Getz, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, All West Main.
Everything in season at the Paragon
for dinner tomorrow.
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New lot of fancy dress prints-all s
cents. NJ. +. Andrews.
Hard or soft dry stove wood delivered
Gregory Brown Coal Com
pany.
Iowa Central Special" for Clear Lake
tomorrow leaves at 500 a. M; $l.25
round trip.
Not one marriage license has been is-
sued from the county clerk s. office DUR
ing the four days of this month.
Take your family to Gifford's res
taurant for your Sunday dinner. Ev-
erything in the market and we'll served.
Our supply of gas coke is limited and
cheapest winter fuel on the market.
Baker Bros.
Will you let your little boy suffer with
heat as long as Henry Pappe sells crash
suits at 20 cents and crash pants at 10
and 10 cents?
Republicans should remember the
meeting of the Mckinley and Roosevelt
Rough Rider Club at the east court
room next Tuesday night.
The funeral of Master Walter Ham
bleton, whose death at Sykeston. n. d..
Was, recorded in these columns Friday,
viii be held at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Nichols at Minerva Sun
day afternoon at = O'clock. with burial.
at Marietta.
MIR. Luther II. Sheldon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. III. Sheldon. has started on
long wheel trip, his destination being
Minneapolis, where he will visit for a
lew days. Mr.. Sheldon VIII stop en- route
at Mason City and other points, and will
cover the distance BY easy stages. The
trip is one of pleasure.
The Swedish Baptist Society OF this
city Will begin, With he service on sun
day morning, Il series of tent meetings,
the same to continue every evening dur
ing the coming week. The tent is locat-
ed on West Main street, opposite Sixth,
and Rev. a. Olson. the pastor, Will be
assisted in the work by Rev. A. Gill
berg, of centerville, and Rev. G. A.
Berg. of Stratford.
The wonder of the century. If you
wish to sec and hear the most wonder
full invention OF the age stop at La
Shellc's cigar store tonight and hear
the automatic banjo. This machine Is
the first and only o,le of its kind ever
brought to MarshalltoNn. There will be
no others. We extend an invitation TO
every one to- stop ans. hear this wonder
ful machine. LaShelle, the up-to-date
stobaeeonist.
People Who are particular about their
furniture and they all are-should see
the new styles arriving daily at our
store, We have s3,f8e extra nice china
closets and side boards for your inspec-
zion that just arrived. Our fall purchase
was large, and there is nothing in the
furniture line that Ne viii not have in
stock when the new goods get here. The
first invoice has arrived, and we will be
busy unpacking fer the next month.
We will have the goods and we want
Your trade. ID. C. Wilbur.
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Some peoples memory for dates is not
nearly SO good az it is for incidents.
This week q Marshalltown attorney
came into the T.-R office for the pur-
pose of learning the date of a total
eclipse of the sun. 1t Was very iin-
portant that he should know, for the
reason that he was, assisting in the set
Element of an estate and it Vas neces-
saryl to show 10 the court the date. of
the birth of a child. The mother could
fonettlladvnth, shrd lcmftNy shrdlshrdsu
not tell the year or the day Of the
month but knew the child came into
this world on the cate of the total
ECLIPSE Of the sun. The attorney sue
cseeied in thus determining the date of
the birth of the child az Aug. $, 1863,
land he says the only obstacle to "A sat
tlsment of the estate is thus removed.
l Heflberg the jeweler has again DEM
ionstiated his ability to furnish what is
wanted when some one is looking for q
X riece of goods Tor a present that is just
4 "a little bit better than can be found III
Il The average store. The boys of the Cen
trial told him their troubles and he gp'
4 them the finest railroad watch that WAS
ever seen In this city. Artistically en-
graved and fitted with an appropriate
lcharm. il did fun justice to the good in
4 tentions of the boys who purchased j
land should be an object of pride 10 tn
man who sold It. as it will always be al
& object of dear remembrance and rar'
Value to the man that received it. S,
4 many friends have desired TO see /
that Mr.. Reiiey has taken the watel
B back 10 HeHbarg's, where it Will be ex
hibited for one week.
The employees of the mechanical de
partnent Of the Iowa Central rallMa.
presented their former chief, Maste
8 Mechanic ksiley, with fine goi
watch, chain and charm Friday even
ing. They INST in body at the cour
house and marched To Mr.. Kelley
a home al the corner of State and F'irs
streets. H,hsre James Cour. foreman 0
the boiler shops, presented the gift
Il The Watch4is the finest timepece tina
Vas ever brought 10 this city, being o
the latest and most perfect make, IN
8 closed in solid gold case, with larg
a diamond setting. The watch an
Ichdin cost s2paand thecharm $50 more
The boys Mere determined TO do tn
thing risht while they were about il
as that was ne way Master Mechani
tSReiley had always taught them to do.
i A HOUSE BURGLED.
Thomas Aliens Residence Robbed q
Sil in Cash.
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