Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-11
DR.. Henriksen.
DR.. Bay. woodbury. block.
Surgeon ana physician. Jansa.


DR.. Bay. woodbury. block.
Surgeon ana physician. Jansa.
We are closing out our tailor-made
suits at special low prices NJ. F. An
drews.
Three good face bricklayers to work
on the new Arson school building. G..
F. Rcimer.
Mir. c. B. Duryee, of the Rockwell
City Advocate, spent Tuesday in the
city looking after business matters.
The NJ. b. A. will give an entertain
anent and refreshments Thursday eNe-
ming at the German Odd Fellows hall.
Admission, Is cents. Everyone invited.
Miss May Laird, Of Iron River, Wis.
the little granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray. Koeple, of 1903 South Eighth
avenue, who is visiting in the city, is
quite II with typhoid fever.
If your eyes ache or your head aches.
Which may be due to eye strain, see
Allen, the optician. and have glasses
fitted scientifically and relieve the
strain thus doing away with the head
ache. Call at ia East Main.
You will be sorry you did not come
to Powers drug store on Thursday or
Friday. July II and Is, and get one of
those beautiful doilies free and trial
of the greatest catarrh cure in America
DR. George Leininger's For-Mal-De-
Hyde inhaler, SO cents.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern railway has named rate of
one fare plus So to Denver and return
for the annual meeting of the Y. Z. c.
u. at that point July $3.50. For full
particulars call on any agent of the
Cedar Rapids Route.
The Gid Edge furnace is one of the
hest manufactured, and has all the iln-
.provcmentSs up to date. If the old fur-
race is Worn out or you want one TOR
your new home. see the Gilt Edge be-
fore you decide what furnace to buy.
The price will be right and you can not
help but be satisfied, as the Gilt Edge
is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Come and examine them. j. A. Lane.
The ground is so full of water that
every hard rain affects the river, the
greater portion OF each rain finding its
way into the water course. The river
rose about four feet during Tuesday.
but was stationary this morning. For
some cause the Linn creek bottoms
near LaMoille. We're flooded Tuesday.
while the stream at this point was not
out of its banks. II is supposed the
new railroad work held the water.
Mr.. j. C. Riley, assistant special,
agent Of the Chicago & Northwestern
railway, arrived in the city this morn
ing and is looking after matters in
connection with his department.. Mr..
Riley says that the statement of the,
late John A. Carr. who was killed at
LaMoille on Northwestern freight
train. had been carefully investigated
by the company and the statement
proved to be a fabrication. Conductor
lsOsNeil. of Boone. who was in charge of
the freight. No. AZ. a new switch train
recently put into the service. saw the.
accident. as did also three other men.
Carr, ii seems, attempted to get on a
ear which was to be set out in the
switching and was called to by one of
the brakemen and told not to get on.
The brakeman was several feet from
the man, who attempted to alight
slipped and fell, going under the
| wheels.
man named O'sroole. of Independ-
i3ence. who is either insane or else in
the midst of an attack Of delirium tre-
mems. was arrested early this morning
by Officer Weaver at the depot.
IOrToole had just arrived on the train
from the south on the Central at 1910
and claimed to have come from Colfax.
He thought he was in Waterloo and
i;stiil thinks SO. His strange actions at
tracted the officers attention. and as
There are SO many trains in the city
about the time he arrived the police
4 man thought it best to place the
stranger out OF harm's way. O.Toole
\ said this. morning that the man who
ARRESTED him last night was now dead
! and that he had caused his death. He
4 also insisted o. HAVING an axe last
\ night. to cut Imaginary dust and smoke
i from his cell so he might breathe. Off
fcers in independence have been notified
and are expected here TO take him TO
1 his home.
William H. Horsely. of this city. has
received his commission from State
i Fish Commissioner and Game Warden
George T.. Deleyan, of Estherville and
Will devote the greater part of his time
ITO watching the river for the purpose
4 of seeing that the laws for the protec-
4 ton of the fnny tribe are not violated
4 Another deputy commissioner has alsc
been appointed for this city but hi.
& work is to liz in secret, and his linden.
n tity unknown. If the violations of the
law are as frequent in the future a:
they have been during the past.feN
a months the deputy commissioners vii
a certainly have plenty to look after ant
no doubt some individuals will surel,
come to grief The setting of trot line!
e across the river Will be watched care
4 fully, and it is thought that some ar
+ rests may be made for that. Most o
Z the larger fish taken from the river ar
caught on trot lines. and trip up tn
river on almost any evening will be re
: warded with the information that line
are being set for the night. The re
|vised law allows trot lines or throw
Hines to extend only half way across TIL
stream. but they may contain an un
limited number OF hooks.
The Des tMoines Capital says: A re
5ceivers is asked for the Iowa Railwa
Advertising Company petition i
! equity was first filed in court whereof
f. II. Hunter is plaintiff and Thoma
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