Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
Elegant line Of new ties. at stern's.

Y ork cheese, at A. e. Myers.
Mems all wool fleece lined underwear,
best in town, at so cents at Sterns.
Come in and see what we have in
sheet music and can sell you for 25
cents. Harlan.
1t does not require a connoisseur to
like Yacht Club salad dressing. 1t is
sold by A. e. Myers and is fine.
Men were observed Thursday work
ing out of doors with their coats off.
This is an unusual sight for the middle
of November.
The largest stock and newest de-
signs in Emerson pianos may be seen
at Tuffree's music house. They are the
best instruments on the market. In
spection invited.
On page eight of this issue Mr.. G. B.
Evans advertises a sale of $50 head of
young cattle. 10 steer and heifer
calves, so yearling steers so yearling
heifers, 30 two-year-o heifers and 80
young cows.
You will soon need heavy winter un-
derwear Perhaps you do already. We
have the best line to select from, and
while prices have advanced, we bought
early and will give you the benefit.
Farrand & Clifford.
Notice as You pass the new style of
half brass bedsteads in the show Win
dow of ID. C. Wilbur He has new in
voice of iron bedsteads that are beau
ties. 1t costs nothing to look at them,
and you may find just what you want.
Manager Clyde W. Morse, of the Mar
shalltown Athletic Association foot ball
team, went to Eldora this morning and
was present at the Eldora- Bangor
game this afternoon. Mr.. r. w. Scott,
who was an Edora business visitor to-
day, was also present at the game.
We use the Mitchell system in cut
ting which is the one adopted by all
the largest and best tailoring estab-
lishments in the country We have a
full line of fine all-wool suitings to Sc
.ect from. and our prices are reasona-
BILE. Style and fit we guarantee. Bren-
neck, over IA East Main.
Mr. Lloyd r. Maxwell has accepted
position with the Rhoades- Carmean
Buggy Company as a travelling sales
man and will leave next week for the
Dakotas, to which states he has been
assigned. Mrs. Maxwell viii accompany
him. Mr.. Maxwell has been spending
this week in the factory getting ac-
quainted with he goods he is to ham
die.
No jollier times can be imagined than
those which the "Old Crowd" have
when they are together and the fire.
iquent gatherings which they have are
always sources of great pleasure. Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. WATSON, who We're
members of the crowd years ago and
who have but recently returned to the
city. entertained this party Of old-time
friends at an elegant s O'clock dinner
Thursday evening. The only guests
outside the crowd We're Mr.. and Mrs. H.
D. East.
Free, to the person writing the best
article regarding the Anderson heater,
or to the person making the greatest
number of sentences out of the follow
ing words: THE Anderson heat saw
ling apparatus, heaters and heating
drums: why they are the besti-S10 in
gold or your choice of any Of our reg
ular size heaters. Five different kinds,
suitable for all kinds of places. Call or
write for descriptive circulars. Cata-
log,ue free. Corner First avenue and
Church street, Marshalltown, la.
Messrs Eugene Binford and Charlie
Nelson arrived home this morning from
their hunting trip in northern Minne
sofa. The trip, as far as the pleasure
derived from securing game is con-
lcerned. was unsuccessful, owing to the
i,1f, h,,t
two shots at deer, and then the game
was so far distant that they were I'M
liable to make their shots count. They
report deer and moose in great plenty,
land as the season was greatly in favor
lover, the prospects are better than ever
for next falls shooting.
The report of approximate earnings
1of the Iowa Central for the second
week of the present month was issued
from General Auditor Wasson's office
4 Thursday afternoon. For the week the
i earnings are shown to have been s47,-
354.iG against s43,I9s16. an increase of
i SO, $500 over the corresponding period
lof last year. The freight earnings in
1.-THE period We're s3S901. 80, against $780,
326.15, an increase of s2,575.I:l: the pas
a senger s6,452S6, against s5,6120l, an in
Icrease of s1S0.05. For the two weeks of
November the earnings of the road
We're s92,274.I0. against s90T63.72, an in
q crease of sl,510.9S over the same two
weeks of November, 1885,
The Ames Intelligencer of Thursday
. says: The Ames high school foot ball
team defeated the Marshalltown high
/; school team Saturday afternoon. the
score standing 10 to 0 at the close of a
hard-fought game. Statements made
by disinterested parties would indicate
} that there was no truth in the Times
Republicans assertion that the Ames
boys played a dirty game declara-
tion for which local prejudices were
, probably responsible. The Arnes boys
play foot ball in an honorable, manly
fashion and their victories are Won be-
: cause of a goody quantity and quality
Iof muscle and the attention they have
given the game
John Shannon, aged %. OF Bryant
Tex. arrived in the city this morning
from Boone and made application t.
!. IOverseer of the Poor Pemberton for aid
Shannon is suffering from an injured
left leg, having been shot by a Chicago
81 Northwestern brakeman at Missouri
: Valley Monday. If what Shannon tell.
is triIe the brakeman evidently over.