Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
DR.. Bay, ~ East Main.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Dr. Migheli. surgeon and pnysic,a..


Mrs. A. Alvey. trained nurse. Inquire
at DR. Gets hospital.
The opening at the New York Milli-
merry will be March q and %.
The largest line Of rugs in the city
you will find at D. G, Wilburs.
Take your clothes 10 Flitton's dye
works to be cleaned and dyed; "a West
Church street.
We have large stock Of extra good
dry hard wood in any shape you want
it Gregory Brown Coat Co.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of women
and obstetrics speciality. Office and
residence over the Fair Both phones.
Iowa Central route California tour
list car will run on Tuesdays Of each
week instead of Wednesdays. Caiifor-
MIA tourists remember this.
If you contemplate trip to southern
California remember the change in days
of the Iowa Central routes tourist car
from: Wednesday to Tuesday of each
week.
For Sale-The home property at 407
West Main street, cheap The most de-
sirabe residence property in MARSHALL
town. Terms: Part cash. balance on
time to suit purchaser or viii trade for
heaper property. III. 5. Halbert.
Big line of embroideries in Hamburg
land nainsooks, Insertions and edges to
match. al over embloideries all over
tuckings. and laces. etc All new things
at Newcomers We give green trading
stamps with all cash purchases at New
coneris.
self-rising pancake hour will soon
be put on the market by Hammond &
Son, of LeGrand, that is said by those
who have tried j t to be superior TO any
thing of the kind tflat has heretofore
Leen introduced to the good people of
this country. Look for an advertisement
OF it in this paper in the near future.
All n caucus held In Albion the follow
ling nominations We're made by the re.
publicans of Iowa township: Justices,
III. =. Nice and Robert Denbow; town
ship clerk 70 fill vacancy, Robert Dem
bow; trustee. II. p. Augustine; commit-
teeman +. D. Dennis; delegates TO
county convention. j. II. Rolston. b. b.
Waring. F. E. Smith and f. S. N-heal-
en-,
To all those who contemplate a trip
TO California it will pay you to step.
DOWN totie Chicago Great Western and
inspect the elegant new tourist cars.
Which 50 Via this route, one car leaving
Tuesday evening at Gao, the other car
leaving Saturday at 9:22 a. m. j. A..
Ellis. agent, will be more than pleased
70 show and have you make a personal
livspection Of these cars.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, Of the Soldiers
Home. returned this morning from
four days lecture trip Rev. Cole de-.
livered his popular lecture. -Four Years
al the Front appearing Tuesday ev-
enlng at st. Charles Madison county;
Wednesday evening al Grand River,
Decatur county; Thursday evening at
Weldon. Decatur county and Friday
evening at Russell. Lucas county.
Mr.. a. Janney Went to Gilman Friday
evening. where he spent the day at the
iocdsids of his brother in-law, Mr.. L. G..
4 Sage Mr. Ssasser's condition, while
1 ys.t very cri'ical. is thought to be a
| ,riie more 1lattering than a few days
lsago. j is thought hat as a last resort.
4 MIR. Seager's right leg may be ampu-
tated, atho it is faared that his phys-
3cal condition is such that it will be im-s
possible for him Is ,and the shock.
The 1902 HAN k sye'' of the State Uni
versty af Iowa = now in the hands of
! the students. II IS book printed each
Year BY a board from the junior class,
contributed to by all students, and Its
lconpletion is awaited anxiously by the
facusiy and student body alike. This
| years "Hawkeye contains several
sketches by Miss Ethel Elliott, of this
lefty Which have been spoken of in the
highest terms by the English depart
ment of the university.
The Peoria Journal says: &C. S. Wal
ters, of the Iowa Central passenger de-
partment, is interesting himself in the
Grand Army encampment The Iowa
central has at all times been a good
friend of Peoria, and in this connection
proposes to bring everybody to the city
TO see ME encampment that can pos
sibly be spirited hither from points on
the line. Matters relating TO rates have
i already been adjusted and in addition
i tht. Iowa Central will run special excur-
Icions for the bensiit of the encampment
i and its patrons
The Dubuque Telegraph OF Friday
says: The story which appeared in
these columns yesterday which referred
to the health of Bishop Lehman. of
lCheyenne. and which was copied from
1.-THE Sioux City Tribune, seems to have
i been an exaggeration OF the facts. 1t
is Well known thatthe climate of Chey-
emo mas affected the bishops health
somewhat, as it would any person, ow-
4 ing to the high altitude, but the report
as it appeared in the Tribune, that his
health was of an alarming nature is
untrue Bishop Lehman has not left
! Cheyenne. but is still there officiating
Il and looking after his duties in the
church as usual. and is preparing to Of
i ficiate during holy week at his home
church in Cheyenne
Messrs. n. e. Sloan and C. NJ. Carr
arrived home Friday afternoon from
4 .Counci Bluffs, where they had been to
attend the annual meeting of the Iowa
Nebraska Wholesale Grocers' Associa-
s ton. The sessions of the association
We're held in the Grand hotel and the
meeting was the largest in point OF
s membership and houses represented
+ that has ever been held. The old officers
We're reelected, in the persons of Maj
Samuel II. Mahon of the j. H. Merrill
& Co., Ottumwa, president: Mr.. Johr