Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-07

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DR.. Mairs, osteopathy.
Or. Janss surgeon and physician
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George ]. Allen, scientific opticlan..
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
Cobs for sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
Company.
Your laundry work will be done RICH
if you take it to Flitton.
Athena waters by the dozen or pound
at Reynolds, Watson & Co.'S.
For Sale-A good standing desk
Inquire at the Times Republican.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered
Science is better than guess work. &C
to Allen the optician, and have your
eyes tested and glasses fitted, as they
should be.
The supervisors did not reach the elec.
ton of superintendent of county bridge
work and county farm today, but vii
probably make their slections tomorrow
Mr.. Elwood, of the firm of Armstrong
s&. Elwood, of Lathrop. Mo-, was in thu
city Saturday and prchased car load
of buggies of the RnoadesC armear
Buggy Company.
inir re cfi
muscles are sore from cold or rheuma-
tism; when you sprain or bruise your
self, Perry Davis Painkiller will take
out the soreness and fix you right in
jiffy. Avoid substitutes.
We will sell for the next thirty days
electric steam bath tickets at the rate
of SIS per dozen to advertise our bust
ness. Don't fail to try the baths. Office,
IL. over New England dry goods store
Old phone 2S7. Wilbur & Riley.
Consistency Lodge, No. g.. Degree of
Honor, will hold a public installation
tonight in the apartments of Goethe
Lodge in the German Odd Fellows
block. A number Of the fraternal So
cieties of the city have been issued In
vitations to be present.
The Twenty ninth regular infantry,
which is to be sent to the Philippines,
but which has been on garrison duty
at Columbus, o., for the past few
weeks. is expected to pass thru the city
either tonight or tomorrow, en- route to
Frisco. Sergeant Ted Jones, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Jones, of this city,
is a member of this regiment.
Senator John b. Classen went to
Des Moines this morning. where he
will remain until after the opening
of the legislative session. He was
by Mr.. Harold Louns-
berry, who is to be a candidate for the
position of second assistant secretary
of the senate. Mr.. Lounsberry is the
only candidate thus far known for
this position.
The eleven inmates of the Cottage ho-
tel who were placed under quarantine a
few weeks ago because of a case of
smallpox, which was Immediately re-
moved to the detention hospital, will be
released from quarantine on Friday,
none having become afflicted with the
disease as the result of exposure. Ver-
non Horton. the young man who was
taken i'll while in the hotel, is the only
case now in the hospital, and is doing
evry nicely indeed, and is fast recover
ing.
Coucilman Richard Mcclure. Of the
fourth ward, received last evening quite
a curiosity by mail from his son, Frank
Mcclure, of Tucson. Ariz. The curiosity
is nothing more or less than pair of
jack rabbits ears, and that in itself
would not be an unusual sight We're it
not for its size. Each ear measures
eight and one-quarter inches full, from
tip to tip. and resembles very much
the ear of a donkey. Mr.. Mcclure Is
having his friends guess the weight
of the rabbit by the size of his ears.
A general order received at the post
office this morning from the postoffice
department at Washington will be of
interest. 1t is a ruling on private mail
ing cards and is dated Jan. 6. The ruling
is as follows: Each card must be an
unfolded piece of card board, not ex-
ceeding the size fixed by the convention
of the Universal Postal Union, which is
3 Asks Gle for the maximum, nor less
than the minimum size of the domestic
postal card-2 5-16x4 SIS No other pri-
vate mailing cards will be received at
the postoffice as mailable'
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Idona Belle
Doty. of Covington. who habeas cor
pused her only child in Cedar Rapids a
few days ago. has filed bill for divorce
in the district court. She was married to
Franklin Doty on Oct. Is, 1899, at Ber-
tram. Cruel and inhuman treatment is
the statutory charge alleged. She claims
that on one occasion at Marshalltown in
January Of last year her husband struck
her on the head with the point of large
open safety pin with such force as to
lacerate her scalp and called her vile
names and charged her with being un-
faithful to him. Other instances Of like
treatment are cited by the plaintiff. She
says her husband has credits in bank to
the value of $50 which she wants as ALI
mony and also the household goods val
ued at SIS.
The most popular style of musical
farce now in vogue is undeniably that
Of the German dialectician. In New
York 1t is the rage and two of the
theaters in that city will Of
fer it as their opening bill. The first
and in all likelihood the only attrac-
ton of this type to be seen in this city
will be Mason and Mason who will
present Rudolph and Adolph" at the
Odeon tomorrow evening. The charac-
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