Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-06
81. Trotter, over 10 West Main.

Or. Trotter, over IL West Main.
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DR.. Janss, urgeo and physician.
DIR. Nichols. over 10 East Main.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, Is East Main
Deborah, a Tale of Maccabeus," "a
Liebig's.
Ouida's greatest novel, Under Two
Flags at Sieg's theater tonight.
All the choicest soft drinks you will
find at Alexander Drug Company.
'The Point of Honor "Alice of Old
V]incennes" and "Lazarre" at Liebig's.
See our new line of go-carts and
couches. They are the latest patterns.
Gard.
Attention, members Of American
Federation of Labor: Emblems belong
ing to the craft now at Hellberg's.
Ten cents to all parts of the house a:
the Odeon tonight. The wonderful
Kinodrome show. All new pictures.
Fuckers Korak Wonder p~urifies the
blood and regulates the liver and kid
neys. Sold at Sieg's theater nightly.
TRY a ton of our roller screened lill-
nois nut coal, free from slate and dirt.
Phones, 40. Brown Fuel & Lime Com
rany.
Funeral Director II. E. Simkins was
in Ferguson today. where he was called
to AXE charge of the funeral OF the
late ]. Is. Simcox.
A special 10 cent matinee for the Ia
dies and children will be given by the
Kinodrome show at the Odeon tomor-
row afternoon at ALSO o'clock.
Do you need shoes or rubbers? Let
us show you some. We please you on
q Almost everything else WY can't we
sell YOU shoes? Temple of Economy.
Miss Jean Clements. daughter of Mrs.
w. H. Clements, of 404 South Second
street, who has only recently recovered
from a severe illness with intermittent
fever, has gone to Iowa Center, where
| she will visit friends and e~ndeavor to
regain her former health.
William Steyn. Of Burlington. resi-
dent engineer having in charge the new
work of grace revision on the Iowa
Central's "S~choolhouse HILL spent
Monday afternoon in h city looktnS
after business matters connected wlth
the office of Division Engineer Il. IL
Wight. Mr.. Wight accompanied Mr.
Steyn south Monday evening.
Mr.. C. w. .warburton, a senior OF
Iowa State College, Ames. spent Mon
day afternoon in the city distributing
advertising matter for the athletic
carnival to be held in Ames on Fri
day. The day will be an important
one In Iowa collegiate circles, embrac-
ling. as it does, a triangular track and
field meet between Grinnell. Drake ane
Ames. Drake will play Ames at base
ball in the forenoon.
It will be to your advantage to as
certain the rates from Chicago to New
York, New England and all eastern
points applying owe the Nickel Plate
read and its eastern connections. Three
daily trains, on which there is no ex.
cess fare. One feature of service or
that road is meals in dining cars. or
American club plan. Pay for what yot
get, but In no event more than from 81
cents to 81. Folders, rates and ell in.
formation cheerfully furnished by ap-
plying to John Y. Callahan, genera
agent, Iii Adams street. Chicago, III
depot, Fifth avenue II Harrison
street.
The Oskaloosa Herald of Monda,
evening says: Berry McDonough, as
sistant car repairer, was seriously in
:..z, Ss.t,,,la,y :, ffa,,,No,a az fha INV.
Central ice house on the south yards
He was engaged in icing a car will
Dennie Cruden. The staging upon
which the men were handling the ic'
fell while they were upon it and the.
were tumbled to the ground quite
distance below, the ice falling all abou
them. McDonough has a broken I'll
land internal injuries that will neeessi
tate a lay off for some time. Crudel
was not much hurt. Had the larg,
chunk of ice fallen upon either man h
must have been killed"
The Entire Nous Club was enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs. j. L
Williams, when an interesting program
descriptive of travel and points of in
terest in the south was given. Th,
hostess told of her impressions of tn
south, and especially of Florida an
St. Augustine, in conclusion singing al
Irish song, Barney Mccoy" Mrs. Z
w. Norris, Jr., rendered several plan
numbers. An amusing feature of tn
afternoon was the reading by Mrs
William Sandoe of an article in a Maj
shalltown paper thirty years old, de
scribjng the costumes of the gentlemen
at a leap year ball. Mrs. William
served a typical southern lunch an
souvenirs of sea shells gathered by he
during her winter stay IN Florida wer
given. The guests of the club wer
Mrs. w. A. Sandoe, Mrs. d. w. Norris
Jr., and Mrs. Lee Williams.
Mr.. Emmett Swearingen, of Albior