Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
DR.. Nichols, physician.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
Or. Bay, Woodbury. block. new phone.

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Smoked salt and fresh fish at Ger
harris White Market.
All light shades in kid gloves for
Easter at NJ. f. Andrews.
Beach's World soap is guaranteed to
be the best laundry soap made.
Buy your kid gloves at Lee & Bene-
diets. Every pair guaranteed.
The blades of green grass. and bud.
ding trees. seem a little out of place in
today's snow storm.
Examine the white enameledl lined
refrigerators-a new departure yThor-
oughly clean. Abbotts& Son.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railway
Y. NJ. c. a. will meet at the association
rooms Wednesday, afternoon at $50
o'clock.
Mrs. Ella HaNden. who has made her
home in this city for the past Year and
q half. will SO III Waterloo tonight,
where she will reside.
Mr.. VIII ii. Hill left Tuesday even
ing for kirksville. Mo-, where he viii!
remain for an Indefinite time for The
purpose of taking treatment for rheu-
matism.
Two OF the Central's new Baldwin
engines, Nos. "a and %, are at Mon
mouth. where they have been set up.
They are expected to arrive here within
a few5days.
Joe Moods colored, for many years
fireman at the Soldiers Home, left to-
| day for Chicago, whore he Will enter ST.
Josephis hospital TO undergo a surgical
operation for the removal of gall stones.
II
Real Estate Exchange Offiee-I have
all kinds of city property for sale or
rent or trade also farms for sale.
Lis your property With me and you
viii receive prompt and careful atten-
| .tion. John Coburn. with t. l.. Shirk.
ONCE over Putzel's clothing store.
! Your refrigerator can be the most
| dangerous thing in the house. Dead
( is the home of microbes: particular
iily true with such food as milk. Perfect
Insulation and circulation can not BIZ
/ obtained in a cheap box. Buy a Her
rick REFRIGERATOR and get ALI the per-
I feet points of circulation-culd draft,
small ice bill and perfect health. ABB
bott & Son. agents.
Word from Liscomb announces the in
\ jury 70 tile s-year-old son OF Rev. Me-
KCrsa. pastor of the Christian church at
that place. The little fellow Was play
ling With his brother, Two Years older,
when the latter threw Il piece of coal
THAT struck the younger boy squarely
lin the forehead. An ugly cash was cut
OCCASIONALLY across the forehead, the
force of the blow being such as to rem
! der the boy unconscious for some little
time. He Is reported as considerably
better today.
/ Frank a. Morton. of Central City, a
lsfei.met, member OF Company Ill. has
u Written a letter to his old captain. in
] allghis former comrades Morton was
Esllearly fatally injured in an Illinois
4 Central wreck last fall. nd as a resul,
lone arm is now paralyzed. The Il Z r. \.
4 dispatches at the time spoke OF Nor.
tons dangerous Injury and some OF hi
Il former comrades here thought the dis
4 patch referred to our Frank Morton
4 The letter to Capt. Aidrich, however
is the first den:ite Information re
ceived.
il Al a business meeting of Company II
y held after tne regular drill Tuesda,
Il evenine, Capt. Aldrch appointed
4 committee from the company 10 cpnfe
with the Other committees of the G; a
II. w r. c. and Sons of Veterans I,
4 ARRANGE fer a program on Memorial
II Sergt. w. Lisle Brown, chairman: Corr,
8 James Bryant and Claude j. Watson
Another committed. on by-laws, wa
also appointed in the persons of Sergt
q BENJAMIN Wall. chairman. Corp. Ralpl
q WINERY and Private Hiding Peterson
This committee Will report at the mex
drill.
The lecture With stereopticon Views o
!! Rev. Nj. G. Lenihansat ST. Marys churcl
y Tuesday evening was WEI: attended. ant
1.-THE audience was an appreeiatiys one
IL The first part consisted of about fift
II American views. Special attention an
!; description We're given to the artist
Z bronze doors of the capitol at Washing
il ton. Many new views have been adde
1 to the lecture on .'Jaunts Thru III
: Emerald ISLE and at It's conclusio
pcrtraits Of O'connell. Parnell. Wash
!; ington, Lincoln and Leo XIII. wer
:, shown. The proceeds are TO be added I
the fund for the completion Of the towe
s this ytar.
The Organized Charities Associate
y, met Tuesday night at the home Of II
5 agent, Mrs. NJ. r. Whitehead. The ele,
= tion of officers resulted as follow!
= President, Mrs ]. L. Cady.. vice pres
8 dent. Mrs.t Joseph Holmes; secretar
= Mr.. Roy Waterbury,: treasurer, Mrs.
Z, 2. Denmead. collector, Miss Bel
= WEIGH; board of directors. Mesdam
j. II. Aieeker, NJ. T.. Meickley, o. Il. Iii
clifford, o. Caswell and p. NJ. Suite
n Overseer Of the Poor Pemberton VI;
= present to consult with the society {
Is matters Of mutual interest and dete
d mine what could be done in certain pc
II picking cases.
= For nearly fifty years these. instr
Z. ments have stood the test. They ha
= been used in schools, conseryatories,
the home and on the stage. You W
= hear their praises sounded by profe
is SIGNALS as we'll as amateurs. Our 700
g satisfied purchasers stand ready TO S.
al to friends who are looking for ne
8. piano, Buy an Emerson" AS dealer
ar| who know all makes. their good al
lie bad points, We say there is more pial
n L..