Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-24

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THE Richer the Poorer" where the
romatic and unreal mngle With the
truthful and real at Liebig's.
Mrs. Amanda Wilson, $40 North SeI-
ond avenue has rented the Roy Brown
rug machine, and will make rugs from
old carpet.
on Aug. 81 the c. & n. w. railway
Will sell round-trip tickets from Mar
shalltown to Chicago for IS, good to
return Oh or before Sept. IL.
"The Land o. Cotton a southern
offering at the Odeon next Saturday
afternoon and evening. Aug. %.
DR.. Cora b. Williams. specialist. dis
eases of women and obstetrics. Of
flee over No. West Main. Residence
sos West Main. New phone g.
Bands Will come again and again, but
there is only one Moses Hull and he
may never come again. Tonight is the
last opportunity to hear him at the
Spiritualists' camp.
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and hickory wood for the winter trade
and want to clean out our yard of some
elm and maple that will make an excel
lent and economical fuel for fall use.
We will make the price TO move it.
Gregory Coal. Coke and Lime Co.
William Denmead of the City Ma
tional Bank, died Thursday night a.
his home in Baltimore. Md. President
Dennead was in Kansas City when the
news reached him Saturday. and left
Saturday night for Steubenvile, o.,
where the funeral was held today.
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The members of Eliery's italian band
ARRIVED in the city this afternoon at 4
O'Clock from Des Moinas in n special
train over the Great Western, and con-
trary to the usual custom of the higher
class of musical organizations, paradei
from the station to the business part of
the city
Mr.. c. C. Millhiser, who ten days ago
accompanied to Chicago his wife, that
she might receive treatment at the
Presbyterian hospital. arrived home this
morning Mrs. Millhiser is suffering
from fibroid goiter. and while she was
quite Ill when she left here is slowly
improving. She will remain in Chi
cngo for several weeks.
Second No. s. north bound on the
Great Western. was DELAYED two hours
in reaching this city this morning, ow-
ing TO the breaking of truck on the
baggage car. No. 6 of Sunday morn
ing due at 1909 o'clock. did not arrive
Until about ] o'clock in the afternoon,
due to a freight wreck on the st. Joe
division.
State fair business thru this city to
Des Moines started in earnest this
morning. and at train time today the
union station was crowded with pas
sengers changing cars from the various
lines for Des Moines. All of the trains
on both the Northwestern and Great
Western going toward Des Moines car
ried extra coaches to accommodate the
crowds.
Mr.. r. NJ. O'Neil living on Summit
street. west of the Soldiers Home. has
some peach trees that are wonders. The
fruit raised this year was as large as
a base ball and sweeter and more lus-
cious than any peach to be had at
fruit stand. Many peaches are now be-
ing raised in Marshall county and Iowa.
hut they are mostly of a smaller var
iety, about the size of a walnut with
the green hull on.
ira Kempkes first trick man at the in
terlocking plant at Third street, Went
to Chicago Sunday night to confer with
the officials regarding the new schedule
for operators along the line of the
Northwestern. Mr.. Kempkes was re-
Gently chosen at the meeting held III
Cedar Rapids to represent the Iowa di-
vision. Each division will be represent
ed by one man, and the conferences
viii last until some agreement is reach
ed. James Troy, of Eagle Grove, will
represent the Northern Iowa division.
The Iowa Unionist Independent La
Dor Journal published in Des Nome
has the following to say of the well
known cigar firm of LaShelle & Cook:
The establishment of this concern
carries most desirable and up-to-
date line of cigars, pipes and smok-
ers articles. They are located at No.
1903 East Main and II West Main. AMI
their business is both at wholesale
and retail They have dealt with
fairness and courtesy at all times
and we are glad to mention theti
name among those favorably looked
upon by organized labor of this state.
No mistake is made by patronizins
and encouraging their business ana
we shall hope to see their business
become a greater and more splendid
success In all their dealings they
have shown n sincere interest IN
the welfare OF labor. and the manage
ment is justly deserving OF it's sue
cess and the high favor in which
they are held by our people.
The prominent and public spirited
proprietors of this business are 5. w.
LaShelle and c. p. Cook. Our people
will find them ready to cooperate in
furtherng any worthy project and We
are most willing to support them in
their business.