Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-24
guerhg pri 1900
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
DR.. Cheshere. physician and surgeon.

DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Or. cheshere. physician and surgeon.
Heavy quality Of bath towels 2oSto 50
cents pair. NJ. T. Andrews.
Bench's World Soap is made from the,
choicest materials. Absolutely pure.
Iowa Hooking soft nut coal is the
best. Sold by the Gregory Brown Coal.
Co.
Special sale of hair goods, also cosmet-s
les, creams, lotions, hair tonic. hair
dyes, dandruff cure. etc. Nine Rema.
ID. G. Wilbur has just received a new
shipment of carpets, rugs. art squares,
etc. II you wish to furnish your home,
at reasonable figure give Dave a
chance.
Spencer News: Mr. Pence. ex-sheriff
of Marshall county, was in Spencer the.
latter part of last week looking for a
business opening. He is very much
pleased with Spencer and may arrange
to locate here.
Superintendent j. E. Holmes. of the
Gilman public schools, with his corps
of teachers. Misses Sara Nichols, Allie
I4efevre and Jessie Catlow, was in the
city Monday visiting the schools. Each
one inspected the work in the grades
taught and a Very profitable day was
spent.
Alessss. c. T. LaP Plant and D. c. Will
bur, as a committee of the local Odd
Fellows Anniversary Association,
spent greater part of the day visiting
the different business houses and re-.
guessing that the business men deco
Irate on Thursday. when the city will be
| filled with visiting Odd Fellows. The
committee found all of the business
men ready and willing TO decorate.
For meetings shown below excursion
tickets may be sold April % and "a and
April % and &c, froml points within 100
miles of Cedar Rapids, Ia, at fare and
one-third for round trip, limited to and
Including April 2s. for the annual con-
lvention Iowa State Retain Grocers' AS
lsociation. Trans Mississippi Food Expo
sition. Dramatic Order knights of
IIShorassan. G. II. Heafford, G. p. & T.
1 a.
City Marshal Jones and Constable
Nicholson have turned over to Agent
Ellis, of the Great Western, a quantity
of car brasses found hidden in u field
east of South Third avenue and just
outside the city limits. a farmer plow-
! ing uunearthed the brasses, which We're
Icontained in an old box. They We're
found TO be the property of the Great
4 Western, altho for the most part they
4 had been broken and mutilated to such
4 an extent that they will not be good for
much excepting TO recast.
George D. Brown returned Sunday
| morning from Candy. Mimi. where he
went with a party of landseekers. Mr..
1 Brown says that this portion of Mime
lssota is the garden spot of the world,
1.-THE land the finest he has ever seen and
! the Soil even moro fertile than that of
\ Illinois. as the average yield of corn is
Ntwp bushels more to the acresin Minne-
1 sofa than in Illinois. MIR. Brown will
accompany another party to Candy on
/ May l. Those who want good land
jscheap may purchase t. IN that locality
gof MIR. Brown.
"A Joint meeting Of the members Of
Gosnopolitan Lodge No. 3s, X. of p,
land the Uniform Rank. was held Mon
4 day night to decide upon n date for
4 holding the annual decoration day ex-
Il .ercises. After considerable discussion
4, pro and con it was decided to observe
Sunday. June IL, as memorial day
4 Next Monday night5an important meet
ling will be held by the lodge, the ques5
4 ton to come UP being the renting OF
'tlnew lodge quarters. The third story Of
y the City Bank block Is most favorably
u looked upon by the members
4 Persistent rumors to the effect thai
ketchum & CO. had made an assign,
merit have been In circulation during
q the last few days. hut they are withou
, foundation. The company is incorpo
q rated and at its annual meeting nearl.
s. two weeks ago j. S. Calhoun was mad
a manager ard assistant secretary i,
lplace of f.. S. Ketchum. who willsact a
Z Istrayeling salesman for the company
8sMessrs. N. S. Ketchum and Joe John
iiiston are still employed by the corpora
: llti0n in their former capacities. TIL
]. Ecredit of the company is unimpaired b.
: the. change.
Mus cular Rheumntism Cured.
!, For the relief and cure of muscula
!, rheumatism chamberlain's Pain Balr
: has become famous One applicatio
i relieves the pain. Mr.. r. Wheeler. q
Z Northwood, n. Y.,Si in speaking of thi:
says: During the winter of 1855 l wa
n SO lame in my joints, in fact. all owe
! my body that could hardly hobbl
around when | bought bottle {
: chamberlain's Pain Balm. From tn
n first application began to get well an
vas cured and have worked steadily a
{ the year" Pain Balm is for sale b
= druggists.
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