Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-23
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DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, % East Main
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Dr. Mairs osteopathist. Fidelity bank
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley &
Phelps.
Children's knit vests, all sizes, at the
Fair store, 3 cents.
Trimmed night dresses for 80 cents
at Newcomers sale.
Pianos at cost for one week at the
Tuffree Music House.
Compasses, vertical penholders and
crow quilts at Liebig's.
Have your laundry work done at
Flitton's. Packages called for and de-
livered.
All sizes and prices in children's
gauze pants, lace trimmed. Lee d
Benedict.
Another one of Newcomers popu-
lar muslin underwear sales for ladies
and children. The sale lasts all week
Ettinger, with the Ames State Col
lege Glee and Mandolin clubs, is rated
as one of the five best mandolin per-
formers in this country.
Eighteen members of the Soldiers
Home left for different parts of the
state today on furloughs. Two dis
charges were granted today.
The little trinkets and knick-knacks
sold at jewelry store are not an i'm
portant part of the business and little
profit is expected from them, but He'll
berg keeps an enormous stock of the
novelties so that no customer
Of his will fail to find what Is wanted.
The Central business car iowa" was
sent south Tuesday evening on No. 2.
to Oskaloosa, where today 1T was
turned over to the use of the Iowa
commissioners who spent the
lay In looking over the work BEING
lone on School house HILL" between
and Searsboro, in revising the
grade. Division Engineer r. H. Wright
vas on the ground for the company,
going over the work with the commits
sioners.
There are two and half hours of
honest and wholesome fun to be gotten
out of "The Wrong Mr.. Wright" and
Mr.. George H. Broadhurst carries his
.hree acts along without dropping the
interest before he unravels the tangie
hat is made by Harry Beresford as
Seymour Sites" with the able assist
,nce of a competent company of play
.rs. and all who attend the Odeon next
friday evening are promised fun of the
most charming kind, without tinge
II vulgarity. -
Ladies plain corset covers. 8 cents.
t Newcomers sale.
Mr.. Ira Kemble went to Oskaloosa
his morning where. this afternoon, he
vas present at the funeral of his Wife's
ather. Mr.. W. w Masked, a prominent
)skaloosa attorney, who was stricken
Nth paralysis last Friday morning and
led the following Sunday evening.
ir. Haskell was GO years of age and
he Mahaska county bar. On the same
ay that he was stricken he had been
0 the country to look after legal BUSH |
ess and to client remarked that he |
las better man at 60 than most men |
1ere at %.
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air store, cents.
The Franklin County Recorder says:
Hon. N. S. ketchum of Marshalltown
as here yesterday interviewing some |
f our people in reference to his candi-
acy for railway commissioner. While
mere is very friendly feeling towards
i'm here. Franklin county will proba-
ly be for the denomination of Hon. E.
]. Dawson OF Waverly." In connection
18th the same visit the Chronicle OF
says: IN. S. Ketchum, of
was in the city Tuesday
,oking after his chances for railway
He is evidently no.
.uch of a politician or he would not be
asting his time in a district that all
,ady had a candidate of its own. How
yer. Mr.. Ketchum is a good man and
as many friends here"
Pretty trimmed gowns, drawers and
,rset covers for As cents at Newcom-
IS sale.
Mr.. A. B. Cults. who is to be general
assenger and ticket agent of the Iowa
entral after May 1, arrived in the city
lis morning from Minneapolis, and
,ent the day here. Mr.. Cults says
lat it is the idea to consolidate the M. 4
ST. L. and Central passenger depart
ents as much as possible, and that
9TH departments will be In charge of
he chief clerk, the clerks of the office
oking after the accounts Of the two
-operties. A portion of the employees
the office here will accompany the
apartment on its removal to Minneap-
is. Mr.. Cults will remain in the city
atil tomorrow morning and will leave
n the north on No. /. He was accom- I;
anied to the city by Mr.. Frank Fl
each, of Minneapolis. travelling pas :
,nger agent of the Minneapolis & st.
ouis.
Infants knit vests, 90 cent value, at
lie Fair store, 10 cents.
The Boone Republican says: EN-
neer Dan Richardson, who for recent
,ars has been acting as conductor on
e Midland passenger, has been re-
red and pensioned by the Northwest
n Railroad company. Mr.. Richard