Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-15
Or. Nichols. over 10 East Main.

DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 1902 West Main
Oysters in every style at sundells
Cafe.
| Fresh lettuce, celery and cabbage al
Culley's.
Get Fellner's cream candy, pure and
wholesome; 10 cents a pound.
Saturday only. initial pins set with
pearls. 20 cents each at Hellberg's.
Your laundry will be called for and
returned if you will telephone Flitton.
Special sale tomorrow of 81, $1.50 and
81 switches at Nine. Rema's, so fremont
block.
Ladies union suits and equestrian
tights at low prices. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Or. F. J. Neiman. veterinar surgeon.
only graduate practicing il city. Office
at Fnkle's feed yard
Use our roller screened nut coal for
your cook stove or range and you will
Company.
Those French china plates that go free
with each 81 cash purchase at the Iowa
Tea Company's special sale tomorrow.
They retail everywhere at so cents each
Ladies. we have received new in
voice of those fine golf gloves. all shades
and black. for 90 cents Call early. Hen
~ Pappe, MarshalltoNns greatest cloth
Ter.
The Iowa Tea Company has Just un-
packed 100 of those handsome French
china plates ard will give one free with
each dollar cash purchase tomorrow
Only.
1t is time to fix up around the house
and barn and get things in shape for
winter. Call on us IL you need any
thing in our line. j. +. Irwin Lumber
Company.
A combination book case would make
nice Christmas present. New styles
are always to be desired, and we have
them. Red trading stamps with all cash
purchases. Marion Gard
Car load of apples at the Bee Hive.
You can get what you need by the bar
rel. bushel or peck at prices that will
rake you feel that they are cheap. as
apples will be very high before Jan. 1.
Old washday methods did wei. in
their day. but you must be weary of
steam soaked houses. boiling clothes
and extravagant fuel consumption. II
you use Peoeta soap. there is no Boiling:
fuel is saved; clothes are out carly;
they are better washed. Full directions
with every bar Of SOAP
Join our party OF land seekers to Min
nesota and eastern South Dakota, mex
Tuesday, Nov. 10. Party leaves Mar
shalltown Monday night at 1880. BE
with us and see the best part OF tn,
country. For cheap rates ane
particulars see me or phone 5O7 Will
H. Hill. 107 East Main street.
A number Of foot ball enthusiasts con-
template going to Ames tomorrow to |
witness the annual game between the |
Iowa State College eleven and Drake |
University. So far as relative scores
made against other teams the game
promises to be sharply contested, and 1t |
IS thought will probably decide the third |
place in the state championship series.
An example OF the accommoda .ions
hat can be extended by railroad COM
,any when necessary was shown this
In the case OF tourist car pas
,enger on the Pacific express. No. ), en-
cute from Boston to San Francisco.
The man, middle-aged German. had
eft the train at Tama to get lunch,
ind while trying to board it. when in
notion, slipped and fell on the depot
PLATFORM and lost so much time that he
,ot left altogether He was brought to
his city on No. q, the local west bound
and here was given the priv
lege of riding on the fast mail train un-
II 1t overlook the passenger, at Boone.
1t is not an unusual sight to witness
he congestion of traffic on South Third
venue at almost any time Of day, as
he result of trains passing over the
rossing on either the Central or North
but seldom is there eeen such
vast number Of teams and carriages
ED on account Of passing train as
here was at about 5 O'Clock Thursday
vening. Twenty-Five teams were held
n the north side Of the gates and five
n the other, and they We're not held for
My Ave minutes, as the law designates
ne length of time that public road
rossing may be held, but for almost a
alf hour. Even the street car was not
BILE to reach its accustomed stopping
lace by a quarter block. The cause for
re long delay In teams passing was a
ain on the Northwestern, eighty-two e
lrs In length, that was compelled to q
.op with three or four cars over the '
DOSING Officer Clark hunted up the
and placed him under arrest a
ut the conductor explained that he was 8
,werless to move and was doing all in ,
Is power to 80 ahead, but could not un-
the block east Of the city was cleared I c
another train in advance OF him. The I
tuation was comprehended at glance "
, the officer and the case will not be n
lshed. Another long freight had pulled
1t of the city for the east and had not "
ached the point necessary to clear its =
oek before the next train moved =
read. !,
This mornings Des Moines Register
US: "a meeting of the Manufactur c
s. Implement and Vehicle Club will be "
I'D at the Kirkwood for the purpose OF Z
.ciding whether or not aid shall be 4
tended to the implement dealers at W
in the entertainment OF c
e coming convention of the Iowa
nplement Dealers Association. 1t is n
obable that the meeting VIII be an in c
resting one for the Des Moines clu II
as after the convention, but failed to te
cure it because they would not agree II
;n.t,..s Z,