Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-17
DR.. ,anss. surgeon and physician

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| e. E. Hood sells apples, potatoes.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. IS East Main.
| Cobs for sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
| Company.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe:
Fidelity Bank
We have n supply of West Virginia
coke. Gregory-Brown Coal Company.
The Racket Store can fit you cut in
housekeeping cheaper than any other
store.
One case crash cents, advertised
elsewhere as being worth 10 cents. Ban
natyne & Lay
In medium weight suitings. very de-
sirable patterns. at clearing sale prices,
Hopkins, the popular tailor
We have few of those French china
plates left. Get one tomorrow with a
81 purchase. Iowa Tea Company.
Come on. Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when / sell you
MIR. Julius Holm was in State Center
Thursday evening. where he assisted a
local orchestra in furnishing music for
dancing party.
General Roadmastcr NJ. H. Shelly, OF
the Central. left yesterday on a trip
over the eastern and Illinois divisions of
Il e road, going as far east as Peoria.
Remember tomorrow Saturday will
positively close our great semi annual
clearance sale of ladies' fine shoes. We
have some of the best values still left.
Better get pair and save from 81 to
$3.50 Ingledue & Young, the big shoe
house.
Mrs. Martha Macy and daughter.
Miss Grace. of Lynnville. arrived in
the city Thursday evening. called by
the illness of the formers sister. Mrs
John Q. Saint. Mrs. Saint is critically
i'll and is gradually failing. 1t is
feared her life can not be prolonged
any great length of time.
George Miller, an old soldier arrested
by City Marshal Nicholson for intoxica
ton; Pat Burke. another vet arrested
by Deputy Marshal Cochran on SINH
lar charge: and j. Johnson. arrested by
officer Hurd for being drunk, were be-
fore Mayor>Jones this morning. Each
paid the costs and was discharged.
The defense in the Morse-T-R libel
suit had its inning in court today, and
the evidence was concluded late this
1.f
held today, Judge Burnham arriving in
the city to conduct a hearing in the sol
dier's bounty case against the county.
Judge Burnham's court was held in the
east court room.
Mr. j. w. Runner. Jr.. who lives near
Gilman, was in the city this Corning,
being on his way home from Monona
county, where he has been looking at
a farm. located near Whiting. Mr. Run
ner and his father. J. w. Runner. are
removing from their
present location, but will not go to Mo-
mona county, as Mr.. Runner, Jr., was
not exactly satisfied with the outlook
there.
Newton Record: "'Lish" Ship, an
old veteran. who for many years has
been a familiar character about Colfax,
was in Newton Saturday. en- route for
the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown
" ,Lish" enlisted in Company c, END
Iowa, in 1862, and was discharged at
Rola, Mo, after only few months
on account of physical inabili-
passed his sixty-third birthday. has no
hrY,
he will find comfort and care in his old
age in the home prepared for such men
by the great state of Iowa.
Saturday night and matinee. "old Dan
Tucker will disport himself at the
odeon for the amusement of the regular
theater goers and all others who enjoy
an occasional laugh to make life seem
less serious. Dan Sherman heads the
which is said to be made up
Of a number Of musical smile growers.
The company carries its own brass band
and orchestra. The piece itself is farce
with just enough of q plot to hold a
number of Interesting specialties to-
gether. Special prices have been ar
ranged for "Old Dan Tucker" 10, 20, 80
and so cents, with matinee at 10 and 20
cents.
Remember we give one of those
French china plates with every 81 pur-
chase tomorrow. Iowa Tea Company
The Northwestern railroad is SER
ously considering the advisability of
placing fiagmen on all of its fast
trains, also on some of the more i'm
oortant fast freights that are neces-
,arily long. The company has never
lad fagmen on its trains, and instead
he rear brakemen have been respon-
sible for flag duty, or protecting the
ear of the train. The brakemen on
he fast trains have more than they can
ook after now, and it is stated that a
lecision is not far off and that before
very long nagmen will be installed |