Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-04

Dr. nichols. over III East Main.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
Or. Billiard. %osteopath. IS Eas, Main
one-third off on cloaks. Bannatyn,
& Lay.
Cobs for sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
company.
See DR.. Mars about o%.teopathy. Owe
Fidelity Bank.
Your laundry work will be done RICH
II o take it to Flitton.
Uncle Toms. Cabin at the odeon thi.
evening. Prices 20, SIS and 80 cents.
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Outing f~lannels, 6ia cents. Sold every,
where for 10 cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
Spring is almost here. and If you art
wise you will have Flitton & Ogan clear
your clothes ready for spring.
Dan jacobson, arrested by the sher
ifs officers for ~intoxication, was before
Justice Burr!tt this morning and sent t.
Jail for six days work.
The American art publishers Of Chi.
cago and New York are in the city TAX
ing orders for the modern master pieces
OF the world and giving very nice pre-
miums.
Read Basil Kings last and best move
Let Not Man Put AsuEder,' which
pictures. not the failure OF marriage,
but the failure of divorce. Liebig's
book store.
Flitton & Ogan continue to clean plain
flannel waists for rs cents. Now is your
opportunity to have the work done
cheap. Remember the place. "a West
Church street.
Joseph Cooper, OF Gainesville. who
was called to the city two weeks ago
because of he serious illness of his
sister, Mrs. b. B. Shollenberger, left
this morning for his home.
Conductor A. NJ. Rennie, of Oskaloosa,
has been assigned to the run of Con-
ductor E. D. Young. on Nos. 5 and
between Marshalltown and Mason City.
owing to tie illness OF Conductor Young.
We must go from heated rooms to the
cold outer air. and the change sets us
coughing. Curing winter colds is not
hard, il o take Aliens Lung Balsam.
A neglected cold is troublesome and
dangerous.
Janitor Walter Wilson, OF the First
Ward school, has suffered a stroke of
facial paralysis, affecting the left side.
The attack is a slight n and it is not
anticipated will cause him my very
great trouble.
Sheriff Shoemaker has as yet heard
nothing from the governors Office IN
regard to the capture of Sherman Nor
ris, alias Frank Shercliff. and the plans
for bringing the man back to this state
are not known.
The Chicago Great Westerns west
bound passenger. No. 8, which is due out
OF his city at $40 p. m, was delayed
into the city one and one-half hours Fri
ure at Gladbrook.
Rev. w. e. Harlow, of Parsons, Kas.,
and Miss Manda Murphy. of Oquenemo,
Kas.. the evangelists who are to have
charge of the special meetings at the
Christian church. beginning tomorrow
night, arrived In the city this morning.
Rev. Harlow is to be entertained dur
ing his stay in tie city at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinges, while Miss Muir
ply will be the guest OF Miss Carrie
Andrews.
Mrs. Fred Pepper entertained the Aid
Society of Frank NJ. Thomas w. r. C.
No. 9 yesterday afternoon. Several
guests were present and refreshments
were served at the conclusion OF the at
ternoon'. business. the hostess being as
sisted by Mrs. T. j.. Reed and Mrs.
Frank PropEt. The guests of the after
noon were Mesdames w. f. Nicholson,
Charles Webster, Andrew Olson, Doane,
p. NJ. Sutton. E. B. Eames and c. C. In
graham.
One dollar fancy silks 40 cents. Ban
natyne & Lay.
The Iowa Central has sent out in
quiries for proposals for five new con-
s%olidation engines. The three COM
panies asked for proposals We're the
Rogers Locomotive Company. Pater-
son, N. j., the American Locomotive
Company. of New York, and the Bald
win Locomotive Works, of Philadelphia.
Inquiries for proposals for two new
yestibuled chair cars. two vestibule
and two open platform coaches
have ais been issued to the leading
car manufacturing concerns of the
country.
One dollar and twenty-five cent fancy
silks, 50 cents. Bannatyne C Lay.
Mr.. c. W. Haase. from Harris, Osce-
ola county, called yesterday at DR.. Kier-
ulff's Eye and Ear Inframry to have his
eyes treated. Mr.. Haase says that the
reason he came here for treatment is on
account Of the high recommendation
Miss Elsie Mcfarland, OF Harris, gave
DR.. Kierul1. She said he had cured her
eyes when others had failed to do so.
DIR. Kierulff is certainly deserving Of
great praise. for he Is not only n OF
the best oculists in the state. but is one
in whom great confidence can be placed
for the skillful and careful manner in
which he handles his cases.
January clearing sale begins Monday.
& Lay.
Mrs. C. w. Sparks entertained Friday
evening at her home, No. 504 North
First street, the members of her Sunday
class. A guessing contest was
by the young people, Myrtle
winning the first prize. Lois
scheeler, Jennie b. Howe, Maude Dor
ocher and Genevieve Gossard tied for
co.opd pri1e and npon decjdiDg II