Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-16
Euaaht Ar IS 1901
DR.. Nichols. SURGEON.
DR.. Bay. Wood bury block. new phone.

DE-. Nichols. SURGEON.
Or. Bay. woodbury. block. new phone.
Buy your siik gloves At the Hawkeye.
Beach,s World soap is guaranteed to
be the best laundry soap made.
See the new cloth-satine foulard-
equal to silk. Bannatyne & Lay.
Don't experiment with your clothing
money. but always go to Pappe Bros.
A fresh supply Of crackers and cook
les just received. Kennedys famous
Corals and Long Branch waters. milk
biscuit festivals, and other fancy vari-
cites. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Col. Frank c. Let's, of this city,
whose home for the present is in Chi
cago. has been reappointed a member
of the staff of Governor Leslie NJ.
Shaw. The appointment was an
nounced Saturday.
As members of the federal grand
jury, to convene in Des Moines next
month. Mr.. 8. r. Arson, of this city,
and Mr.. Thomas Gibson, Of LeGrands
have been empaneled. Mr.. Mitchell, of
the federal petit jury. q
For meetings shown below excursion
tickets may be sold April % and q and
April 25sand &c, from points within 100
miles of Cedar Rapids, Ia. at fare and
one-third for round trip. limited to and
including April IS, for the annual con-
vention Iowa State Retaii Grocers' AS
ISOLATION. Trans Mississippi Food Expo
sition, Dramatic Order knights of
Khorassan. G. n. Hsafford, G. p. & T.
evening from a weeks business trip to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Chicago. During his absence he se-l
cured the contract for the boarding
camps on the Baltimore & Ohio. The
first camps will be installed at once, at
Grafton, w. Va, one for white and the
other for colored men. Mr.. Bertrand
will manage his b. Il o. business from
this city.
The Ottumwa Courier revives the old
rumor that the Milwaukee road is about
to complete the purchase of the Iowa.
Central. and that 1t will absorb the
northern half of itinto5its great system,
as noticed on the Iowa page. 1t init
mates that the Milwaukee has deferred
the issuance of a new time card on this
account. 1t has been noticed that a
amount of Central stock
has been changing hands in New York
lately, at "a slight advance in prices.
The giving way of the earth over a
sewer. placed last fall AT the corner of
May street and Third avenue came near
burying alive horse belonging TO the
Singer Sewing Machine Company this
morning. The amman was driven by
William Knouff, and was attached to a
light buggy. The ground gave way
without any warning AID 1t is thought
that had not George Wikle. who hap
spenedto be passing at the time. rem
ldered assistance In getting the horse
out. the animal would have sunk deeper
and sinothered before aid could be SCI
cured.
Fred Harrison has purchased as his
individual property n b. HoNt's horse.
yNl.zenos, a full brother to NSzeoff.
s2:i:s1.. owned by w. y. Rossins, Of
Boda, which Will be Remembered as
having been among the first under the
lHthis city last summer. Mr.. Harrison's
horse is of the famous Nyzant stock. 4
4 family of trotters. and he expects BY
tine coming summer to have him shaped
1 UP ready To enter the eastern circuit
Nyzenos is years old and has beer
| worked hut TITLE Mr.. Harrison ex-
poets to get good returns from his in.
lyestment.
4 - y d
The industrial school, which has en-
ljnyed meetings thruout the winter
months and realized a prosperous year
lsmet in the last session of the season
saturday afternoon. No sewing hae
lsbeen planned for the day, but a goot
4 tinle was spent An impromptu and in
formal program of music and recita
tions was given and prizes of book
4 land a doll were given to seven littl
girls who had not missed a meeting
during the year. BY the kindness Q
lAlesdames T. j. Fletcher, II. j. Howe
sIaR. "A. Morgan. &. j. Lander, a. i Bur
ichard, S. NJ Rogers and F. b. Garyil
4 and Miss Edith Shears. ices ana cake
We're served to the little girls.
Nothing in past seasons can compar
with this season Devils Auction.
Manager Yale has certainly surpasse
& himself in securing numerous novelties
4, special acts, etc. that Will undoubtedl
Z Iprove a surprise to many patrons of thi
5lfamous and long-lived spectacle. Es
e lerything is absolutely new from the ris
Ito the fall of the curtain. Among tn
i, I{many novel acts may be mentioned tn
s famous European musical grotesque az
.iby the Brnthers DeltoTelii. also Ii
Z Freres Lorella. whose act creates niue
!, mirth and laughter; James "A. Kiernal
!. Mayme Mayosand others, combined wit
4 the many novelties, beautiful scener.
grand ballets, funny trick scenes all E
to make the best entertainment of II
Z kind now before the public. The "DeN
4 Iips Auction will be the attraction {
y 1.-THE Odeon tomorrow night.
Fred O. Bailey's friends are telling
: good. story on him that will bear repea
:, ing. Fred has had one of his hors'
Iquartered in a pasture adjacent to Il
!. city. and a few days ago went there
:. bring her to the city. He found what
supposed was his horse. which. howeve
! did seem considerably heavier. but
= concluded the good condition was due
], the good pasturage and let the matt
= drop at that. Bringing the animal hon
= he had 1t clipped and reshod at an e:
pense Of 81 or So and knowing th'
Charley LaPlant wanted horse as
,f mate to one he already owned inform'