Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-25

See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
Second growth oak and hickory
chunks at Baker Bros
Reduction sale of overcoats in heavy
and medium weights al Hopkins.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered.
A lot more of those 5 cent laces and
Insertions in all widths at Newcom-
ers.
Gideon's big minstrel carnival at the
Odeon this evening. Prices, IL, 20 and 80
cents.
Justice W. NJ. Clark was in La Noble
Friday afternoon looking after business
matters.
We have hard coal to burn and we
guarantee that it will burn. Try it.
Baker Bros.
Order Pekay coal. the cheapest and
best coal mined in Iowa for furnace use.
Baker Bros, sole agents.
Free. free, free, A fine $40 piece of
Fernichoore. Densel & Wilbur will ex-
plain how you can get It,
Phone Kemble your order for flowers.
An order of 25 cents or as many dollars
will receive the same careful attention
and prompt delivery.
Look up your spring suit. May be we
can save you buying a new one by hav-
ing it cleaned or colored and repaired.
Flitton steam dye works. Both phones.
There's many slip on icy roads and
sidewalks in the winter. Sprains and
bruises follow. That is the time when
Ferry Davis Painkiller vindicates its
right to the confidence it has retained
for sixty years.
Messrs. H. N Thompson and j. G.
Wilcox, owners of the Montour Courier,
were in the city this morning. being on
their way home from Des Moines. where
they have been to negotiate for the pur-
chase of a new newspaper press.
If you expect to build in the spring,
now is the time to buy your stone. 1t
will be impossible to supply the demand
as soon as the spring work begins. Save
time and money by buying now. Mar
shalltown Stone Company, room 8, court
house; new phone 595.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Buchwald left at
j 80 this morning, on the Iowa Central
for Seattle, Wash. via st. Paul, where
Mr.. Buchwald has accepted position
with lumber firm. They were given a
farewell reception Friday evening at the
C. A. Buchwald home, 116 North Center
street.
Henry McManus, of Steamboat Rock.
who has been in the city a few days on
business, during which time he has been
visiting his uncle. Mr.. l.. G. Robinson
and family, returned Friday evening to
his home. Mr.. McManus is seriously
coming to Marshalltown to
reside.
Judging from the prizes which have
been on exhibition, the Ben Hur fair
at Forneys hall can be nothing but 4
grand success On Monday, the opening
night. ladies will be admitted free and
can dance to their hearts content by
the music of PARIS orchestra Every
body welcome.
oshaloosa i1eiaiu. S1At''ip s'Siito
ouctor G. III. WILKINS, oil Ceoar hapius'
was in the city at the meeting of the
Railway Conductors Marshall Division
No. 4. of Oskaloosa. The gentleman ex-
pressed himself we'll pleased with the
work OF the DIVISION ana .he p'osiess
that has been made.
Ni.s Marie Welch. the anniversary
~ wbose hirth was YESTERDAY. was
mos, aereeablv surprised by the girls
Mory,. Jnst,tute she being n member
of the former class. The evening was
erioyahlv nassed with games and mu-
sic Imncheon was served by the host
o.. motber Mrs T G. WeIch assisted
h,- M, q I..n.,n
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day afternoon nv Constable S. Y. Ieech,
,,ron charge Of assault and battery.
preferred by A. Gillette. The trouble
was over certain h1tures IN .ne room
d,i.e.'e ana NJ Aoalhsoii, anu out "
"hich MI. Ao6nisoii is ii'osiiis. Auaiii
son sol. was a,laisipsu De,oie .us.iI. Sia. N
thlS iisoi iiihs' pieaueu NY
was released upon sioV Doilus, 10 APP
Peai hoiuas Aioi iiiHs a.
Reautiful rev table linens and nan
l-,ns at Newcomer's sale next week.
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concerning FORMER MarshaltoWn
woman the mason CITY Ilfnes-f1eraid
says MIS- aelen onion, VITO resldes
on Eleventh street, purchased what she