Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-06
Fountain pens at Hellberg's.

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Full line of fancy toilet soaps at A. E.
Myers
Take your laundry to Flitton. He
will do it right.
Choicest cigars in the city at the
Pantorium Club.
Cupboard and flour bin combined fo1
So. Schmidt s. Bourne.
Every lady wanting jacket should
visit NJ. F. Andrews cloak room.
We have fair supply of soft coal and
can fill orders promptly. Gregory
Brown Coal Co.
You will find our prices lower on I'M
derwear than any quoted. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
We will be pleased to show you the
best assortment of rich jewelry in the
city. William Heilberg.
Bucks steel ranges-more in use in
town than any other single brand.
Schmidt & Bourne, 102 West Main.
Look at the SO and $3.50 shoes in our
window. They are beauties. Brom-
ley's Shoe Store, ITO East Main street
Conditions all favor the buyer at
Mrs. Morrill's. She has received her
fall and winter stock of millinery, and,
the styles are exceptionally pretty.
Some more good bargains left in wall
paper. entire stock of wall paper at
cost this month (October) to make room
for new goods. Charles ID. Lusby & Co.
Remember that If you buy $50 worth
of goods of US during the next three
months you get your choice of some
good magazine for next year free.
Archie Parker.
Miss Inez Minshall of Cedar Rapids,
who has been in the city few days
reporting the minutes of the reunion of
the Second Iowa Cavalry Association.
went to Nevada Thursday evening,
where she will join her parents. who
are now located there for few weeks
stay.
This warm weather will not last long.
est styles may be found at p. II. Peter
can get anything you want there, from
lIie peSt lIilpoiteu W tilS cheapest W.
mestics. If you want a fall suit, dc
not pass Petersen by.
Russet storm calf. black box calf and
vici kid shoes, with double soles and
leather lined, for mems wear. Our
price is 500; our competitors price is
So. A Very much larger volume of bust
ness permits us to do this with almost
every line of shoes we sell. Ingledue &
Young, Boston Shoe Store.
Mayor F. G. Pierce and County SUI
pervisors Williams and Robinson went
to Des Moines this morning, where they
ATTENDED today the good roads conven-
ton. Mayor Pierces visit was also to
assist in perfecting the arrangements
for the Iowa Municipal League conven-
ton, which is TO be held in the capital
city next Wednesday.
Senator Joe Wallace, of Eldora, was
in the city Thursday afternoon and
evening going to Waterloo at 1910
| Thursday night, where today he at
| tended the Upper Iowa Methodist con-
ference as a lay delegate. Mr. Wallace
/ Will remain over Saturday to attend
| the republican meeting, at which Con-
\ gresham Dave Henderson will speak.
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4 1t is a matter of wonder where all q.
goods 90 to that are arriving at the
! Bee Hive every day. But when ii is
known that three delivery wagons are
kept going constantly. besides large
iout of town trade. ii viii be seen that
one man is kept busy buying goods.
| The secret of our low prices is the
amount of goods we buy a one time.
Come and see US; we Will save You
money.
NJ and Nrs BsInb Metitr,ck of
4 Han,nton former Marshalltown resi-
dents, We're in the city Thursday. on
their way home from Des Moines,
where they We're called week ago on
account OF the serious illness OF the for
1 mers mother, Mrs NJ. y. Mckltrlck
also formerly OF this city. Mrs. Nc
hltrlck IS IN very critical condition
and her son says she can not last Longer
IMAM rev DAYS at the 1arthest. she Is
suffering from cancer o, the womb ane
IS being cared Tor at the nome oil hei
daughter, Mrs. w r.. fSleenls.
Il II X fast hecomi,fr an ,,nwritten Law
Ianonp the second ward teachers thai
fhe NJ. wconers shall dine the forme
teachers ca Thursdav evening" Mis-.
Grace sulliyan and Miss Minnie Var
pattan entertained AZ an elaborat.