Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-03


George j. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
DR.. Boucher. Office 2os South Thirs
avenue.
Smoked halibut and spiced sardines a,
Culley's.
Elegant line of cut glass. suitable 70,
wedding presents. at Aliens.
When others fail to fit your glasses
properly go to Allen, IA East Main.
II you want the purest beer order {
case Of Blatz Private Stock Of Gus
Bierman.
Clear Lake is the finest place in the
world to spend your vacation. Very low
rates via the Iowa Central.
Over 10000 "Puravana" cent cigar.
sold In Marshalltown alone during July
Ask your dealer for them. Sold by La
shelle & Cook.
Thursday Ella swinton, of Hampton
underwent delicate operation by DR.
Wood for cataract operation and re.
gained her sight.
George Bristow, Of Des Moines dis.
trict passenger agent Of the Chicago
Great Western railway, was in the cit,
on business today.
Mr.. j. w. Turtle. OF Des Moines, trav.
cling passenger agent for the Union Pa
cific, was in the city Friday looking at.
ter bushes matters.
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The best by test-"Puravna" cent
cigars. Pronounced 80 by all who smoke
them. Sold by all dealers. LaShelle 6
Cook, distributors for Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Paul, of Gilman
visited the city yesterday and found
their way to DR.. Kierluff's eye and ear
infirmary, Mrs. Paul's eyes requiring
surgical treatment.
The annual picnic of the First Baptist
church Sunday school. which will be
held at Union, will be on Thursday,
Aug. s. Tickets will be distributed at
the school tomorrow.
A number of good catches of catfish
are being made from the river. Thurs
day Mr.. William Rails captured one tina.
weighed six and one-quarter pounds
and Friday Mr.. j. NJ Adams caught one
weighing five pounds.
Excursion to Clear Lake Sunday,
Aug. IL, via the Iowa Central railway
under auspices Of Story City band.
Special train leaves this city at 1885
a. m. Round trip rate $1.25. See small
bills for full particulars.
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To- T,;o
your letter in the carnival envelopes
Advertise your town and let your
friends know you live in town, not in
the country. Carnival envelopes for sale
at LaShelle & Cooks cigar store, II
cents per bunch.
Notice-On account of the excursion
to our city tomorrow Sunday our street
cars will not be run on time card sched-
ule. but we shall have plenty of cars on
both lines to carry all who wish to ride.
Transfers from one line to the other as
usual. Marshalltown Light. Power 6
Railway Company.
Presiding Elder j. B. Albrook, of the
Marshalltown district of the Methodist
church, was in the city Friday after
noon, being on his way to Albion, where
he conducted quarterly ference. This
for conference and this evening at Mi
nerva. Sunday morning DR.. Albrook
will preach at Minerva and in the after
noon at New Providence.
After years of suffering from catarrh
of the head and throat, which caused
sleepless nights, constant coughing an6
expectoration, headaches, dizziness anG
stomach trouble. !. wish to say for the
benefit of all like sufferers that l have
been completely and permanently cured
ct all these symptoms by DR.. Wood, the
well-known Marshalltown specialist
who has so lately returned from three
years, study in Europe. Thanks to him
Yours respectfully, Mrs. Horsely.
Al Harris. colored, who has worked In
various minor capacities in the differen,
hotels of the city, was before Justice
Burritt this morning to answer to a
charge of assault and battery, preferred
by Lieut.. Lewis j. Rice. The assault,
in question was committed on the eve.
ming of July 16 in front of the Pilgrim
because Rice refused to donate to a col.
lection hat passed among members of g
crowd that had listened to some music
by some young colored fellows. Harri.
left the city shortly after the assault
and was arrested Friday night at Tams
by Constable Haas. He was sentenced
to fifteen days in Jail.
Friday evening seemed to be a season
for late trains into Marshalltown, all OF
the trains being from a half to three.
quarters of an hour behind time, except
ing the Northwestern local train from
the east. The Colorado special was I'M
fortunate in having an engine that wa,
steaming badly, and in addition to tina
the train struck a small bunch of cattl,
at crossing at east Cedar Rapids
which caused another small delay, attic
doing no damage to the train. The Cen
trail train from the south was laid gu
behind No. 81, which became stalled OF
Beer Garden Hill and had TO double In
TO town. The train from the north wa
laid out at Rockwell owing to a trivia
accident to the engine, and didn't arriv,
until $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Howard, formerl,
OF this city but now of Ames, accompa
MED by their niece, Miss Addie Kinzer
Of Bangor, who has been visiting ii
Ames for the past few days, were in tn,
city Friday afternoon, being on thei
way to Bangor, where the remains o
the late Mrs. Talitha Ann Howard, o
Bangor, were sent this morning for in
terment. The body arrived in the cit,