Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-24

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Your laundry work will be done right
IL you take it to Flitton.
Another fresh supply of canned goods.
just received at Olson's grocery store.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered.
Twenty five boxes Of navel oranges,
large size, "a cents dozen, Saturday
only. Bee Hive.
Come early and make your selections
from large assortment of valentines
received today. Liebig, West Main
street.
Don't fail to gee the Queen at Dense.
& Wilbur's. Forty dollar piece
of furniture free. They will ex-
plain how to get 1t.
Lock up your spring suit. May be we
can save you buying new one by hav-
ing it cleaned or colored and repaired.
Flitton steam dye works Both phones.
Ask us about the $50 per acre farm
next door to Marshalltown. Some one
will buy at this price and get a snap.
See us. or telephone 507 VIII II. Hill q
Co. lO7 East Main street.
G. d. Elliott, of Iowa Falls. who for
the past four months has been in the
employ of w. C. Osman. of this city, re-
turned Thursday evening to his home.
Mr.. Elliott is succeeded by Mr.. Chris
tian, of Ames.
AS my business increases each sue
ceeding year, nccessirating carrying
larger stock, l will sell an interest In
the business to an acceptable party with
a capital of $4,000 to $4,000. For infor-
nation call at my store. II. Singer. zoo
East Main street, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Gideon's big minstrel carnival, COM
prising thirty colored artists. Will be the
attraction at the Odeon tomorrow al
ternoon and evening. The prices have
been reduced to 10, 20 and 80 cents, with
a special 10 cent matinee at 2:3O O'Clock
A street parade and band concert VIII
be given at noon
Tomorrow the Sinclair Tea and Coffee
Company will again give one of those
Limoges French china plates with each
so cent purchase. 1t is neat and
pretty decoration, and suitable for cake,
cheese, waters ice cream, etc. Remem-
Der we carry coffee, tea, spices extracts.
baking powder, soda. corn starch. laun-
dry starch, cocoa, chocolate. fruit color
ing, rice, tapioca, oatmeal. etc.
The Gilman Dispatch says: "Twen-
ty-fiye of the neighbors of H. II. Jones
and wife gathered ut their home, near
Ferguson. Thursday evening as a
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are to remove to Marshalltown next
month, having sold their farm. A very
pleasant time was had by all socially,
altho the visitors will regretfully part
with the good old couple. who have
been residents of that community foI
about forty-fiv years. With the pass
ing years the ties of friendship nave
grown stronger, and the good wishes
of innumerable friends will accompany
them to their new home. An ENJOYABLE
feature of the occasion was an oyster
supper"
La Tosca," Victorien Sardou's great
est play, headed by Mr.. Melbourne Mac
Dowell and Miss Florence Stone, and
supported by company which is con-
coded to be one of the best that has ever
appeared in the famous play, comes 70
the Odeon this evening. This attraction
has been made celebrated in. this coun-
try by Mr.. Mcdowell and his wife, the
late Fanny Davenport, and in Europe
by Sarah Bernhard. The lie Baron
Scarpia" of Mr.. Mcdowell is one OF
the features of the stage, his masnifi-
cence of physique and elegance of stage
presence, with his wonderful conception
of the part stamping his portrayal OF
the villainous project of police as one OF
the best pieces of acting seen on the
stage today.
Don't fail to see the Queen at Dense
& Wilbur's. Forty dollar piece
of furniture free. They will ex.
| plain how to get 1t.
| In communication to the Times
Republican Mr.. George Herman offers
suggestion relative to creating and
maintaining a support fund for the
] charity hospital when that institution
lis established His plan is one fol-
lowed in Germany and while 1T pos
sesses soue cool features, there are
others that would be Objectionable
His plan would be to start a sick ben
month for each member. the dues to b'
paid with the understanding that tht
/ member, in case of sickness, would bs
cared for In the hospital. Mr.. Her
man believes that 5000 citizens would
pay this amount regularly, thus rails.
ling $4,000 per year as support func
for the hospital. He would bar al
those from the benefits of the hospita
who refused to become members. ane
would secure the cooperation of thu
Iemployers of all classes of people II
Icollecting and enforcing the paymen
of the monthly dues. 1t is the latte
features that would create opposition
from many quarters.
Don't fail to see the Queen at Dense
& Wilbur's. Forty dollar piec
of furniture free. They VIII ex
plain how to get it,
That nothing succeeds like success ha
again been demonstrated by an low
boy who a few years ago was familia
4 to thousands of people all over Iowa
Last week Cors Peyton, a young mai
who halls from Centerville purchase
a another theater In New York City an
Ipresented the same to his wife, Mis-
Eta Reed, as Christmas present. Blu
a few years ago Mr. Peyton was at tn
head of a repertoire show that was play
ling In the smaller towns and cities o
iowa. His success was phenomenal an
so successful was his venture in tn
west that he braved the critics of tn
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