Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-17
TRY the middle West" cigar

Marys.
Buy your magazines at Simmons
book store.
The Perfection wool shirt waists at
the Hawkeye.
Fine silkoline comforters, s1.29
Archie Parker.
"As 1t Was Written" Jewish mu-
clans story. at Liebig's.
Miss Ruth Balch entertained few
girl friends at her home Thursday eve
ming.
A big bargain at Slnclair's tomorrow
in the shape of a FreLoh china comport
with each 81 cash purchase.
Tonight Gideon's Cnlored Minstrels
will be the attraction at the Odeon.
Prices Is, %, So and 90 cents.
The Court of Honor paid the death
claims to,.ay of Ernest Taylor and Mrs.
Charles Gustatson. each holding q pol
icy TO, $1,000 in Central District Court
No. 22s, of this city.
AT our selling out price you can dress
your boy as god as anybody's boy az
very small expense. Five and SIX dol
lar suits at $3.50; 50 suits at Sl.2S.
Stern's going out of business sale.
The Sinclair Tea anl Coffee Company
will give a beautiful French china com
port with each 81 cash purchase tomoi :
ROW. This is a usslul dish and as we
have a lalge line OF them you can COM
pielc a set If you care to later.
Division Superintendent w. H. Whal-
en- and Assistant General Manager r.
III. Ashton. of the Northwestern, passed
thru the city this morning on the fast
mail west bound. They are making
tour of inspection of the line from the
rear of No. 10.
Mrs. Charles NanMetre. who was
married in this city recently, and who
has been here for the past few days
visiting her brother, Mr.. j. II. Telling
ham, and family, went to Alden this
morning, where she will join her hus-
band and there make her future home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rhoades' condition re-
mains about the same, with no change
either for better or worse, with the eX-
ception that the patient is gradually
growing weaker. Those at her bedside
have given up all hope and fear that
the end will come in two or thrse days.
We expect to have a big day tomor-
row, for we have placed on sale re-
mar,iable value in the way of French
chiiia oomport with eaon VI cash pur-
chase. Remember. anything in the store
GOES to fill a dollar purchase and this
beautiful and useful dish thrown IN
Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company.
"If you have got money in your pock-
ct am going to sell you watch is
always the brag at Hellbergs for the
reason that knowing the watch bust
ness as he does he is able to handle
only the best goods and can make
prices so close that the sale Is always
made wherever there is money with
which to buy
Zenas l.. Martin, superintendent of
the mission work under the Friends
Board, will speak at the
Friends church Sunday morning. His
subject will be Cuba. and as he has
visited that field several times he is
able to give a very interesting ac-
count of the people, and the new work
Friends are beginning among them.
The new work on the roadbed of the
Iowa Central near Lacey and OskalooSa
still continues to be .'hoodoo' to the
operating department OF that road.
Passenger No. 5, due to arrive in this
city ut 1910 this morning, owing to
the derailment of pair of trucks on
their baggage car, did not arrive in
this city until 1O:30 this morning. 1t
required several hours to replace the
truck derailed as both the baggage
car and engine We're standing in a
foot of mud and water at the point
where the derailment took place. No.
l was held in Oskaloosa on account
of the delay to No. and did not reach
here until after that train had pulled
in.
No engagement announced in recent
Years should create more widespread
interest and comment than "a Modern
.Magdaleli," which Will be presented at
he Odeon Monday Oct 90 by Amelia
Bingha,il's special company, headed by.
the talented artist, I.pseile Knott, and
a company which has been selected
with care and thought "A Modern
Magdaleh is play of true power. 1t
contains numor as well DIS feeling ana
IS written in a merry Gus, vigorous and
often sparkling Style. The situation
which closes the tnild act is one of the
strongest within the range of modern
drama, together with the original pro-
duction and all It's details, which so
its presentation at the
Bijou Theater, New York, which for
over three months tested that theater TO
its utEaost capacity. A thoroughly COM
plete end artistic performance can be
assured.
A. S. Burnell. of this city, was Thurs
day afternoon adjudged guilty of con-
tempt of court by Judge Smith Me
Pherson. of the United States court.
Des Moines, and fined 500 and costs.
The proceedings In contempt were
brought by the A. B. Dick Company.
Chicago, which was plaintiff in an ac-
ton some time ago against Mr.. Burneu,
in which 1t was alleged he was infrin-
ging on patent held by the PLAINTIFF on
a certain mimeograph paper. A hear
ing was held and a decision rendered
for the plaintiff, the court ordering MIR.
Burnell to cease the manufacture. The
Dick company recently had cause to be-
ieve that Mr. Burnell was violating the
courts injunction and entered com
plant. with the result that Mr.. Burnell
was cited to appear Thursday to Sow
why he should not be punished for
contempt.
Mr. and Mrs Warran Nichols oe ar, g