Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-19
Or. Bay. Woodbury. block.

Or. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Try Chords 15-cent meals.
$780,
BE on the Lookout for Belle Of the
Land.
Fresh oysters in every styie at Sum
dell's cafe.
Maple syrup 20 cents a quart OF IS
cents a gallon at Culley's.
After the theater go to Chords for
oysters. They put them up right.
We will have another ase of mill end
prints on sale Tuesday morning. NJ. f.
Andrews.
Young America cheese at 10 cents per
pound In three and five pound lots. Idso
& William.
Culley's rose Japan teas are 5 to Is
cents cheaper per pound than at any
tea store.
Trainmaster E. E. Kerwin, of the Gem
trail. spent the day in the city looking
after official duties.
Come in and see those new decorated
dishes at Culley's G. o. D., 10 and u
South First avenue.
Dress goodsand silks, Innings all going
at cost at the great closing out sale at
Hoyt's Department Store.
We have a complete stock Of both
lumber and coal. Better get our prices
before you buy. Irwin Lumber Com
.pany.
The Julia Marlowe Company passed
thru the city on the Colorado special
Sunday evening, en- route from Chicago
to Omaha.
DR.. Wilson will not take any vacation
tbs present winter, as he has many
cases or hand Of much interest from
different parts.
We have a very nice assortment of
automobile coats in three-quarters and
forty-inch lengths. 1t is a sample line
and we will sell them cheap. The $50
and SIS quality will be sold for from
SIS to SIS. Whitton & Whitehead.
We have a very desirable line of
easels and screens suitable for the Holt
days or any other time. We also rave
a large line of psrlor goods. Come in
and see the sideboard we are going &c
siSe away SahiuaAS ~ -uai
Gard.
The International Correspondence
Schools car, OF Scranton, Pa, that has
been In the city a week giving air brake
instructions to railway men. was taken
10 Boone Saturday evening on the
Northwestern local train. The car and
employees will remain in Boone for about
a week.
The Emmett County Republican, Es-
therville. says 1T is given out that De-
tective H. H. Abrams Went to the drug
store at Wallingford and got some
whisky and forged another mans name
to the receipt. The proprietor, Henry
Amundson, was in town Monday to.
nave him arrested, but he had left town
Such are the kind of fellows who say
we must De good
Jacob A1lgeier was arrested Saturday
afternoon by Officer Hanson upon a
charge of intoxication and later settled
With Mayor Pierce and was released.
Tom WEIGH, an old soldier. arrested by
Officer Cochran, was tried before Justice
Burritt this morning and sentenced to
ten days in jail. Charles Warden and
Thomas Geeds, each arrested by Officer
Clark, We're given five days by Justice
Burritt, as was also Frank Wilson, ar
rested by Officer Cochran.
The general passenger and ticket de-
p%artrnent of the Iowa Central railway
takes pleasure in announcing reduced
rates on account of Thanksgiving day
Tickets will be sold on November IS
and % to points within $50 miles of SELL
ing point at the rate of one and one
third fare for the round trip. limited.
for return passage to and including No
vemher 80, 1900. Ask any Iowa Central
ticket agent for full particulars.
The Marietta township school board,
which was the first of the rural educa-
tional bodies to take advantage Of the.
new Law regarding libraries and vote to
equip the township schools with books,
decided Saturday on the moun to be
expended, the plan for caring for the
books and the nj of their distribu-
ton. Thirty-nin dollars will be ex-
pended in books at once, and they will
be divided into groups and be circulated
once a term. Each district will be Civ
en- ont set and the next term, by rota-
ton, another set will be furnished.
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A great many of the German resi-
dents Of the city enjoyed a reception at
the Germania club rooms Sunday eve
ming, at which the guests of honor We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Schulz, of this city,
who We're married last week at Odebolt.
A program was given during the even
ing and of various sorts We're en-
joyed. One feature of the evening was
a prize singing contest INDUCED IN be-
tween Messrs. Herman Kraatz and
Gustav Hermann. Each was required
TO sing the same song. a well-known
German ballad, and the audience was
the Judge. Mr.. Kraatz was awarded the
prize.
The Hon. John ]. ingalls, insurance
in the New York Life was issued upon
the ~fifteen-year full return premium.
The company therefore paid Mrs. In
gals, in whose favor the policy was is
sued, 5000 being the face of the pol
icy. plus 1886, being all premiums
paid by Mr.. ingalls, during pne fourteen
years and eight months in which he
paid premiums. If he had lived four
months longer he would have enjoyed
the usual accumulation options. Pol
icies much more liberal in their condi-
tons and benefits are on sale every
day. G. ]. Smith. agent, All West
Main.
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