Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-10

Phelps.
One lot of wrappers, 60 cents, at
Newcomers sale.
Vote for The Outside Man." With
your vote he'll wir.-Adv.
See the good wrappers you can buy
at Newcomers sale for 60 cents.
The annual big shipment of vegeta-
BILE and flower seeds has arrived at
the Racket store.
DR.. Mairs. osteopathic physician,
over Fidelity bank; practiced Owe.
three years in the city.
Those extremely stylish silk waists at
Henry Pappe's new ladies' clothing
parlor are within the reach of every
lady.
Blake. the plumber, has his office,
thru the kindness of H. Willard Sons
& Co. in their old office at IA South
First street.
The mud of the last three days has
lost votes for some of the city candi-
dates Thus many votes have gone owe.
to Charles r. Newman, the outside
man. candidate for recorder. Adver-
tisement, daily, one time.
Mr.. Carl Bratt went to ST Paul Sat
urday night, where he will take a po-
siton as bookkeeper for Contractor r,
A. Ely, of this city, who mas railroad
contracts in the vicinity OF st. Paul
that will occupy his attention during
the coming summer.
when We Were Twenty one" plays
a return engagement at the odeon
Wednesday evening, and it is undoubt-
eddy the greatest play of modern times.
The same excellent cast will present it
here this time as did last September.
Seats go on sale tomorrow at 10 a. M
William Cooper, an old soldier, ar
rested by officer Hurd for intoxication,
was before the mayor this morning and
was sent up for six days work. nj. III.
Clark, of Tama City, arrested by officer
Hanson on q similar charge, was re-
leased on promise that he would return
tic his home at once.
Rev. w. H. Scott, of the Christian
church, received telegram Sunday
afternoon from Ionia, Mich, ANNOUNCE
ing the death of a member of the
Christian church of that city, and re-
questing that he conduct the funeral.
Rev. Scott left for Ionia at midnight
He was pastor of the church
at Ionia for ten years.
Conductor Theodore Stoik, of the
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ductor Perry's run on Nos. 13 and IA
between Des Moines and Clinton for
several days. was summoned yesterday
to Escanaba, Mich, by telegram an
the death of his brother,
William Stoik. Conductor II. A. Buff
fington. who is on No. % at present,
"deadhsaded" west Sunday evening on
the Colorado special and took No. IA
east this morning.
John McKenna, of Minneapolis, for
twenty years member of the police
force of that city, passed thru the city
Saturday evening en- route to Oska-
loosa, where his son, Edward Nc
kenna, a NJ. & st. l.. fireman now at
work on the Central, is ill with a light
form of smallpox. Fireman McKenna
is contend in the pest house at Oska-
loosa and his father will remain there
a few days to satisfy himself that the
young man wants for nothing and is
receiving good attention.
A four cornered fight for councilman
in the Fourth ward developed today
with the announcement of the candi-
dacy of Mr.. John S. Brandon, who en-
tiers the contest at the solicitation of
friends. Mr.. Brandon is a well known
and successful businesa man on South
Third avenue. He has resided in Mar
shalltown during the past seventeen
years, and for a. number of years was
conductor on the Iowa Central later
in the mercantile business. He
is tax payer, and is therefore inter-
ested in the welfare of Marshalltown
and in favor of an economical admins
tration of the affairs of the municipal
ity. He would make a valuable MEM
Der of the council If elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Kicker, of Bur-
Iington, former Marshalltown residents.
have before them delightful summer
to be spent in Montana, at the fourth
annual session of the University of
Montana biological station, at Flathead
Lake. Mr.. Kicker. who is principal Of
the Burlington high school, is to have
charge of the nature study department
oi the station, and Mrs. Kicker is to be
station artist. Plans are being made
for one of the most exhaustive seasons
If field work. to begin on Monday, July
Ia, and continue until Saturday, Aug.
l6. The prospectus of the biological
station announces the following lee
lures to be given during the seasons
study by Mr.. Kicker: Natures Coun-
-erfeits;" "Mimicry and Protective Re-
illustrated with water
color drawings" THE Life History of
, Dragonfly," illustrated by specimens;
The Life History of an Oak" illus
rated by water color drawings: The
anatomy and Distribution of the Hy-
Ira" illustrated by specimens; 1.-The
1ntomostraca-Their Numbers Distri-
,ution and Utility" and Some AMI
nal Allies of Common Plants" stories
If adaptation for cross fertilization, IL
by water color drawings.
Having a Run on chamberain's Cough
Remedy.
Between the hours of II o'clock a, m.
md closing time at night on Jan. 25,
9O1, A. f. Clark. druggist, Glade
Springs, Va, sold twelve bottles of
Cough Remedy. He
avs: II never handled medicine that
~ haf