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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

Meteors such as reported by the in
coming steamers yesterday morning are
not very rare. There have been several
very brilliant ones seen here, and as
Economical books give many details of
them. meteoric stone fell on Lanai
many years ago, but it was never dis
covered, though the late Walter Murray
Gibson made diligent search for it. Me-
teors have passed so close on this ISL
and that the hiss as they rushed
heard
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27
SAN FRANCISCO -sTRIkE.

The Coast papers are beginning to
speculate as to what will be the effect
of the strike upon the exclusion bill,
and some of the strongly anti Chinese
Journals are beginning to show symp-
toms of alarm. The strike has come
at a very inopportune lime for the ex-
clusionists. The farmers and fruit
growers are dead sore against the strik-
ers. They have lost very heavily, and
some of them are practically ruined.
They see that the Chinese and japanese
have been the mainstay of the water
front in loading vessels, and they draw
their own conclusions. They would be
very satisfied to have Chinese and
Japanese labor in their fields and or
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

A temperance crusade among the
Japanese will be somewhat of a novelty
and will doubtless attract good many
workers. The plan for carrying a tenn
perance campaign through the planta-
tons will meet with considerable as
sistance from the plantation managers,
who find their labor deteriorate through
the excessive use of drink. But the
crusade should not be confined to Japa-
ed after and a Spanish interpreter
would be required. The effect of some
of some of Mr.. Murphy's good stories
when turned into Japanese and then
into Spanish will be somewhat singular.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

The visit of Secretary Cooper to
Washington will be timely. He may
just as well spend his vacation in visit
ing the Capital city of the United
States and seeing our leading states
men, as to dreaming his time away at
some seaside resort Mr.. Cooper will
also be on hand to afford what infor-
nation may be required in certain di-
rections, and there is good deal of in
formation which should be given first
hand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

The prospects of the Treasury are
quite bright. The Treasurer has paid
off nearly all the registered warrants,
and there are ample means in sight
to carry the affairs of the Territory
successfully on. The only trouble lies
in the Legislature not having made
proper appropriations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

The pest which is killing of the Ian
tana on Maui is apt to kill of everything
else. This is veritably getting out of
the frying pan into the fire. The dis
covery of the lantana blight may not
prove such a blessing after ALL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

Letters still come in to Miss Dawson
relative to marriage with Hawaiian
heiress. There probably never was a
fake paragraph which had greater sue
cess than this 1t seems just to have
hit the taste of the impecunious idler.
Another crop may be looked for by
tomOrrow's mail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

Hawaii is not the only place where
forest fires are giving trouble. Large
areas of forest land have been destroy
ed upon the mainland. Nevertheless
with our limited area we shall suffer
severely from the forest destruction,
and the water supply of Hamakua is
likely to fall short.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

Kaluhi, the judge who has replaced
the somewhat amorous Mr.. Rathburn,
is an old legal warrior, and moreover
is an excellent cultivator of the soil.
He appeared before Acting Governor
Cooper the other day in the costume of
the taro patch which he had been put
ting in order.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27
Y ARIE 7 Y
is THE SPICE OF L1FEl

Have you seen the variety of
articles now displayed in our
front windows?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-27

Following is a partial list;
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

'.f79 r. f9ealfllotion ia any q oonsaoutlva
; us p.57 cate 2and
Tata snowfall dlrinE the raou'h :. 90 luchas,
No, q elssg 1aTa 10; rsrt1yc'oud cloudy 9on
WINCH "fpr W9ns pF@cipij ailon tel II
Prevailing wind direction Nadt,
,1fses ot ircst Itii'ivr9 "A y 2I, &c
REIARKS.
On 2are Temperature A. .scrces ets A: VI
Sen soon oanuoaoel falling. Temperature
lriaE the d6y toll 10 IS degrees.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

Our entire community was
s ocked and erieved at the sudden
5eath of Mrs, Mary Elizabeth
Gar1gan. wife OF Judge a, Il,
GarrrGan on Friday night at half
past IL o'clock. OF her it could
ho truly said, None knew her bur
to love her, Nouc named her bnt
to praise. She was followed to the
cemetery by large concourso OF
serrowiag relatives and friends
and laid to rest in the family bury
ing ground beneatl an .exqrisite
canopy OF flowers,
The Pall bearers wcre-Cant
w, B. Stuart, Capt J ] Tbomas,
Capt G & Roys'on, Judge J D
Conway, judge W, S. Eakin and
Mr. IT. J. Trimble, An obituary
viii appear Iator.
The largest and most carefully
selected line OF Iaces and embroid.
cry evor bron4ht to Washington
are now for sale at.
Joe Rosenberg & Co.
Mrs Motley Harris and FAM.
y arrived Tuesday IRON MorrlIton
to visit the family of Hon VS.
Gakin
Miss Mae Holt of Jakajones at
tended he funeral Of Mrs All
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
LOCAL RHd Personal.
Tho "Bannet"

Tho "Bannet"
Big raio Saturday.
The Banner" grocery.
- The Banner family grocery
J. 7. Mitchell proprietor.
Pay your taxes early and a.
void the rush.
Mr. Joe Rosenberg of Hope
was here Sunday.
Mr.. Yaucy Williams visited
Hope last Sunday,
- Mrs. J. W. Ables returned
from Columbus Saturday.
Capt, J J Thomas returned from
Little Rock last Wednesday.
The man who raised plenty
of corn last year is in luck.
The high wind last Saturday
destroyed considerable fencing
The farmers are breaking
ground preparing for corn plant
ing.
The Methodist church is hay
1ag the parsonage repaired and
enlarged,
Hon JasH McCollum Of Hope
was looking after legal business
here Monday.
Judge Alfred II, Carrigan Jr
was called here Sunday by the
death of his mother.
Mr. Frank Richardson Of Wa.
iSceburg was visiting relatives in
ur town last week,
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
TEACHERS INSTITUTE,

Progsao ior Teaooe'- Ias+uuta
'which mee.5 at Washington
Ntch 22,
Saturday Morning M4gch % 8 o.
clock
Organization ana cnrolimept Of
Teachers
Welcome Address Kiss A!ico
Reaponco AIR J n Gilmore
Our Present Needs Mr. W T Leo
Opening Exercises Mr P I
Walker,
Teaching OF History Icssrs
J,l Nelson aod Homer Harris
Afternoon
Self Improvement of Teachers
Miss Samuoila NoCorhle
Mistakes IN Teaching Mr. WE
Burns
Teaching Of Arithmetic NJ, Geo
S.Smltb
Discipline and Order, Discussion
Led by &essFs L NJ Byers and II
d Martin.
Let all the teachers be present.
Be on time. Come Friday evcp,ug
If possible.
Respectfully,
o: A Graves
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
= arTi q Sunday

Q arrira sunday
-Constao'a Dre F.otsar
6aIlacobor hal business =, the
County se4 rs5d4,
-M'ss Katbyroe on ia4 been
appointed our atith7 o,md Of hon
cr rte the c'4!ols ao ryo4ipa at
Aemphls,
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

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IlB.ta
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

AU4EEIISIHC RATES.

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lnohea. ] o. %. G Vol feur
$40 e.M s&a0 l.
=.z..-..tr- --..--az
90 2.f0 7HD ra.O0
80 20 Ia.e0 22G9
-.=..,..-..-=-=== ..-#z#=q=z .-....-.z=
- Go 1sde. -
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
The GaIa bra ted
w hite Rose 2our
always to BIO
found at Mitch
els.
9aCCG0@9G80GG0G Gs0sG98l,

Don't fail TO see onr Sl00 75&
so ccns a6lrt waists which are SELL
mr. al IS g. 80 cch'a
Joe Rosenberg 6 Co,
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

z55,.51s g5i.-n....i. oslG. 1
to},sls'., as,lef
at,, W H 2.i1t.G.ai
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
,strlkes.~ Rich Find.


'i was troubled for several years with chronic
indigestion and nervous debility" p" writes P. j.
Green OF Lancaster N, II "Noremedy heIped
me unth l bagan using Electric Bitters. which
did ne mere good than al the medicines l ever
uss5' lhoy have also keftlry wife in excellent
heath for years. She says Electric Bitters arc
lusT s2IendId Tor female troubles; that they arc
grand tonic and nvigoralorfor weak run dow
Women No other medicine can take its place in
our family" Try them. Only soc, Satisfaction
guaranteed ~ DR.. s. NJ. Carrisan,
Mr. Forggity is painting re ST
dences, IN Nashville this week. lie
is Il fine workman and Will give
satisfaction
a Horrible Outbreak,;
OF large cores On ny deughter's head dey5l
opod into a case or scald head'' writes C u
IsbiA or Morganton, Tenn. but Buoslen "a
Arnioa selye corapetoly cured her, It's u
guaranteed cure for Eczema, letter. Sal.
Rheum, implies, sores, Uloe. 8 aad Pies. oDlv
25 cents atDr, s. NJ. Clrris4s'a.
When will our sehool board
give u9 a,n2W tenee around the
publIo school? A new fence ard
and some other repairing is badly
needed.
FyorTcody, always ronahle are Cheatbsro,
Laxative Tablets They curea Cold quicker tba ,
any known remedy. Easy to carry, pleasant to
take, Guaranteed. Price . CT.
-Nono its equal, Old Volume
IS ahotner namo Tor Satisfaction.
Sold by M.W.WiIson wholesale
and retail liquor dealer West FpI.
on Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

~C.M Conway handles scboo
books IN large quantities and ls
prepared to furnish local deglers
as ohraply as they can be bou ght
anyW here
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

Va -''-s"i' 81 anu Npid II inc hte1, IunS>S
Lightning On Inhaled Is sure cure. AIe&
dr9as taken internally relieves and cures Cramp
yhoi!e, Cholera Nol5Us aud sucn trodbles. Guar
en-cgd, Price . AID % ceuls,
The bridge committe have had
considerable lIoub!e Ia getting
lumber TO repair the bridge at the
depot, but will no doubt soon have
1t ~ good shape.
1t IS tie real alt.clo, UldVoll-
mcr whlskcy. Try it, Sold by INV
Wilson Wholesale and rotai. ilquor
dea.er, West Fulton Ark.
Arch Deadon Williams preac-
he'd an eloquent sermon, to u large
congregation Wednesday evening
MaicA Gth.
At best life is but short, Donotmake it short
er yet Uy rank neglect OF that cough Of yol1s,
when one boJue oil Simmons Cough S-rap
would cure you. Guaranteed, Price Is and 90
cents,
We rogrttt to learn OF the death
IN Texas Of Capt. Frederick Won
Blucher. brotner OF Mr. Carl won
Jagersield. An extended notice OF
tie lie OF the deceased VIII appear
later
The win er CT our discomfort my be mau
toierable by having ever readya bottle Of Sim
mons Cough Syrup for our Colds, Cougls anda
like affections, A sure cure. Guarar teed
Price 25 and so cents.
Mrs Chas II. 6oodIet visited
her parents Mr. end Mrs Stocks
near Ozan the latter part Of last
weeh,and waz accompanied by her
sister Miss Emma Stocks who had
been visiting her for several weeks
- When you need flour buy moth
ing but the best and that means the
"Wh hlte Roso"handiod only ut the
Banner grocery. j. T,AIitcbel pro-
pnetor.,
Miss Josie Conway lott for
S LOUIS Monday where she viii
spend several weeks visiting relat-
ives.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

l.s& ssl -z.7E#zt#ss1
:! e 1Ez n4.FGzise. seniftin8tmaap. ..s ~
@,-i'isl.ksiG@ 9sa G!;a. ssas52 yi4s III.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

.a
$50 -, 81 r- ~ s r if
i .-.s.ss = ser.s ~.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
Working q Hours a Day.

1feTo'sno rest fortlose tireIees little vorl,
ers-Dr. Kings New Life Plls. Miu!oos aro oI i,
ways busy curing Toraid Liver. Jaund1ee pJ1
lousness Fsvorand Agua. They bapfsh sio
Headache drHe out Malaria. Neror orfo
y |i@&eq' ,, 1 small nice work wonders. Try tlea
: 5lat Dr S Nj Carngau's. '-''
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rkp74 IGrl{l

Ere F-1a e7e aaooaf Sunday. at lle. =
sts' la9oi @. 2 ID. ,vasg
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
CHARITY FUND LARGE.
Latest Estimate shows That tho Poor
of The City VIII Receive S2s2. 81
3 From Elk s, Entcrtafnment.

The statement rsreceipts and eXpen-
ditures in the recent entertainment for
charity given by Maishalltown Lodge
M. 3l2, 81 F. o. f., shows tina, after
al expe nses are paid the Elks viii have
. fund of s2s2.65 TO disburse as recon-
mended by charitable Organizations oi
the city or By individuals who may
know of deserving poor.
Ae near rs can b. told this afternoon
the gross receipts from the en,eriain-
sment from the sale of tickets Were
s467.50. To this Is added the receipts
from advertisers on the Program,
which We're s2Gl. This nakee total OF
$3.50. The total ex penses Of the show
We're s1sS.25. showing balance. after
paying all bills, OF s545.25. One half o!
this amount, or the lodges share is
s22T2.6712 and to this is added this
Times Republicans donation Of isa.37ia
which was the Share of advertising RE-
funded to the lodge This makes a tota
Ison hand Of s2S2. e.
These figures may be altered some;
what and may be a few dollars less il
amount. or a few dollars more Al an,
rate the showing is an excellent ons
I9and is 800 better than the amour
raised for charity by the E,llis last year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The theatersgoing public may have
been fatigued by the festivities of New
Years. nevertheless it would seem that
!. play with as much merit and as popu-
lar as Belasco's The Heart OF Mary
iland" would draw what will probably
prove to be the smallest audience Of a
busy week at the Odeon. Last year this
same company, with two or three ex-
ceptions, played to a big house and both
play and company gained popularity.
This year. with the company strength
ened by the addition of Miss Mabel
Howard, of "Zaza" fame. in the leading
role Of Maryland Calvert, the Marshall
town engagement was q losing venture
financially. Mics Howard excels as
Maryland, and strong work is required
in several scenes, but She has not the
opportunities for q display OF her versa
fifty that she had in "Zaza.' Mr.. Her
bert Bostwick Is still appearing in the
part Of Col. Thorpe. the unprincipled
and drunken confederate officer, and he
is q, most accomplished villain. b. ].
| Murphy as Gen Kendrick, Frank A.
Conner as Col. Kendrick and Walter Be
lasco. a brother OF the author OF the
play, as sergt. Blount. were popular
characters and the small audience waa
] very appreciative.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
DR.. Bay, moved to IA East Main.


DR.. Bay, moved to IA East Main.
Oranges, 10scents a dozen. Hoy7s S De-
epartment Store.
Drs. Hurd & Hynds, dentists, corner
First street and Main
1t will pay you to take your clothes to
Flitton's dye works and have them
cleaned, dyed and repaired.
Harry Hotchkiss held the lucky num-
her Which drew the elegant sideboard
given away by Marion Gard.
Miss Shines social dance Friday night.
All wishing instruction should come at
$50 Music by Harp Orchestra.
The new Standard Edition Of the
'stoddard Lectures viii be shown in
the city during this next few days
1T will only cost You l5scentss see all
varieties OF land ap. water fowls at the
poultry show. No. Fast State street.
The bus mess at the Paragon Isstau-
rant is still running in the same old
plane, AZ % cents for good sluare
real.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. r. Gift of zearing,
spent "Wednesday afternoon in the city,
being on their way 10 loes Mines,
where they will attend the CONVENTION
Iof the Iowa Implement Dealers $500
ciafion.
The as saul and battery case of o. w
'Fsntley and Walter Cook. from near
Lisco.nb, has been settled By the ap-
rearance Of Cook in court and tie en-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
rho NIother,. Icavori,e.

Cshansberlain's Cough Remedy IS the
mosher's fa.orite. 1t is pleasant and
safe for children to take and always
cures. 1t is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough, and is the best remedy made for
the So Diseases There is not the least
danger in giving IT to children. for 1t
contains no opium or other injurious
drug and may be gwen as confidently TO
a babe as to an adult. For sale by all
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
PERSONAL MENTION

PEKSUNAL MEN HUN s
S-.~-~-e~ ~
Mr. II. H. Boardman was in Eldora
to-day on BUSINESS
col ii. III Rood. of Mi. Vernon, was
in the city last night.
DR. and Mrs. G. G. Turner, of clemons,
were in tbs city today.
Capt. +. Nc MILAN was in Hampton
c. business "Wednesday.
Mrs H. Il, sInlsirs spent the day II,
Lee rars j y n relatives.
Miss Winnie Wpoaard, Of LaNloille,
Visited ii / Ne city today.
Miss Barbara Pierson, Of Gilman,
.s,ent "Wednesday in The city.
Mr. PJ Jaef,bs5n.Sof Gilman, Was In.
tn city on business Msetncsday
Mrs Ma y ard daughter Anna. of La
I3Aieille spsnt tire das in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Parrett left this
{ lrs orrillg for their home in Sioux City.
Nus, Maize runlee spent the day in
svis
MIR NJ pakin. Of State Center
spent Weslnss ss;ly in the city on bust
i SIS.
/ Mrs, Militant Rose and daughter. Miss
Nallde, 81 t,ska loosa, are visiting friends
Iitl the city
street Commissioner George ordway
| was il, lsidera today looking after busi-
nes's matters.
Miss Helen ssattin returned to Grin
rgsll Wednesday II begin her work IN
Iowa College.
Mi. Nick Miller 1T this morning for
Clarion and Cherokee Tor a few days
Visit Nitll relative
/ Mr. Will j. Noe editor of the state
] Center Il,dep raeisi was IN the city on
i hnsinsss "Wednesday.
Mir Peter A-eeci Of Grinnell, Was in
the uiIy Wststles evsMiisg between
/ trairls cn route g his home from z lin
ton.
Mr. Peter Hummeleaard arrived
hor,le "Wednesday evening from Clinton.
where he has beer visiting relatives for
4 eN da W
Mrs Charles Fletcher returned
where she has been Visiting friends for
the past ten days
Mrs A. N. Fiesfs and Miss Paish Ell
ae,f Wtfa'.o i-,s'ss''liap 't's' ,iioiisi ~
= 5''''' - - i
Mrs. f, r. Lay and daughter Ciene-
WILL, arrived homie Wednesday, evening
rom Chicago, where they have been
& s'i'sil's7 - $3.50
Master Archie Melntyre, OF M. " err
I8nen' VINO has pesn yls9i,.s az. .le y
Is olir.ls .fies iioii'iass' ieit e'iis
iiiss y. W sii'oi'.
NJ. fisnrs Hosek' VINO mas peer
sissilaif4s a rev GAYS IN Davenport VIII
ms ase!,,faotheI, MIS-. Lena sfioeck' re-
fttii,fssd WEDNESDAY evening.
MIR. byron Darling, Of Green Valley
I'LL. Who has been in the city a weel
Visiting With his Brother Mr.. Georg'
Darling left this morning for his home
!, Mrs. Lamb Of Macon, Mo-, who ha
!been spending the holidays III the cit,
!. left Wednesday evening for her home.
Miss caddie Beeson arrived home 81
s -ednesday evening from Chicago
where she has been spending the holi
], Gays with her brother, Mr. j. I3. Beesor
al Nj aud Mrs Madison 1ylery Of 90
6ans ,,boS have hem I'M The city city for
q week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
|, smith left wednesday evening for thei
i / ,ons
Mrs Ten E,insls.teir and daughter.
!. az oskal,,osa. returned to their nome q
d Wednesday EVENING. after a few day.
y-isi, 81 n, :. citv al the Adonh Rernstei
! t.ome
i A.. W VI pnaua,, arr;yed ,r,,
+ rJnio, thi !. morning and viii remain "a
: . fsw DAYS, visit with Mr. 4, ecdo,
I,,.u,,, : ,af,ra e.a,,i,,. 81, ys,i,,a,,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
A NEW SHOW SCHEME.
The King Perkins Comedy Company
Three Nights Beginning MONDAY,

Jhn- q.
Instead Of giving away free ladies'
tickets" or cheap presents to induce a
crowd, the King Perkins Comedy
Company. headed by the Well known
comedian. Frank w. King, and the tal-
sentea comedienne Chic" Perkins, will
give three good performances on Their
merits. Monday night Lizzie Evans
great success, ..Buckeye:' Tuesday
night Roland Reeds great comedy
Cheek and Wednesday night the
new southern comedy drama, Texas. :
See a good performance for small
money. Prices, Is, 25 and IS cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
A LAUGHING NIGHT.
Dclmore Il Wilson in .NIy Auntss
Nephc.v'' at the Odcon Toniglt-4All

Delmore & Wilson and their company.
of f,innsakers Will Stir things up at
the Odeon tonight in My -Auntss
Nephew Hear the latest songs and
specialties and laugh with the crowd.
Popular prices, %, 30. so and Is cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03


of Mrs Miller's father, Mr.. e. P. Wal
tiers, and with Mr.. MIXERS parents. MIR.
and Mrs. A Nj Miller south os town.
left this morning for their home.
Mrs George H. Niblocls, of Albion,
raised thru the city Wednesday evening
CT, route to her home from Monmouth.
H., where she has been spending the
holidays with her parents.
Misses VERNE Wilson, Gcnevieve Ha-
yens and Loa Scheeler went to State
Center Wednesday evening and will
spend the remainder of the week as the
guests of Mrs. q. f. Capron.
Misc Mabel Cliff. OF Gearing, spent
"Wednesday in the city as the guest of
Mrs. Dell McCord She was acco,npa-
MED by her brother Raymond, who will
remain for few days visit at the Nc
Cord home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Delano, of Gear
Ing, spent Wednesday in the city, being
on their way home from Albion, where
they have been visiting a few days with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward N. Delano.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thornton and Miss Thorn
ton, Of Jefferson, arrived in the city
this afternoon and will be guests for a
few days of DR.. and Mrs. II. u. Getz.
Mrs. Thornton and daughter are en-
route to Chicago.
| Miss Dove Osborne. of Indianapolis.
who has been the guest of Mr. and rs
r.. w. Cooley for the past few weeks.
went to- Oskaloosa this morning to visit
orelatives Miss Osborne expects 10 re
turn here before leaving for Indianap-
oils
| Mr.. Alfred G. Bookw alter of New
York, secretary of the international
lscommittee of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association in the education de-
partAnent, was in the city "Wednesday
lsafternoon, being on his way from ()ma-
iia to Toledo, where he will make q
/ Short visit to his father, President L.
lBookwalter, of Western College.
ent Chi Gag o Woman : peak !
Professor Roxa Tyler Of Chicago,
\ vice president Illinois Woman's Alii-
4 ance in speaking of Chamberlain. s
+ Cough Remedy, says: i suffered with
/ q severe cold this winter which threat
/ enad to run into pneumonia. / tried
i different remedies. but seemed to
i grow worse and the medicine upset my
stomach \ friend advised me 10 try
] Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
found IL was pleas ant otake and II re-
lievtG me at once. am now entirely
recovered. saved DOCTORS bill, time
and suffering, and. will never be with
OUT tiie splendid medicine again. F'oi
/ sale by all druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
DIR. Nichols, physician and surgeon.


The Paragon Restaurant prides itself
en- putting up the best fried oysters IN
the city.
Take Your clothes to Flittons dye
works "A West Church street. and have
them cleaned and dyed.
All Who have sem the "stodaard
Lectures are enthusiastic in recon-
menddng them 10 their friends,
The children would like 10 see the
hantal,ls and other pets at the poultry
show at No. 6 East State street.
If You want a delicious cup Of coffee
Try a pound of our % cent Mocha and
lava. Sinclair Tea ard Coffee House.
Mr. Cieosge Darling. of Darling &
Nlunday, went 10 Dies Aloines this
morning, where he will att nd the an
nuai convention Of the Iowa Ilnple-
ment Dealers Association
The members OF the insanity coM,nis-
sion visited the Soldiers Home tbs AFT
seriiuon. where they werc called 70 in
stigate liie mental condition q Dc
W. NSSeqs. a member OF the inStitu-
Etsn.
Rev. r R9araman Of the longre
lg4stional church Vent Il, Tolesso today
sere this ATS moon ard this evening
jziies via u IN attendance & the ofdina-
non OF Rev j. A. Holmes, the new
llliister 81 ills 1alesie church.
The first ,neeting OF the school board
lstpf the new year win he held tonight
hen it is probable the announcements
tearl,.,.s "a iii f,,s,,