Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-13
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$500 H,A AASSe sssoaiS6S' ueAs ~
Lamps at the right prices at the
Racket Store.
Creamo. the best scent cigar in the
city, at Sundells Cafe
The choicest brands of cigars in the
city at the Pantorium Club.
New styles in ladies' and misses
jackets received this morning. NJ. +.
Andrews.
Wanted at once. twenty good men to
work on sewer. Will pay $l.75 per day.
j. c. Dunn, contractor.
The popular goods today is the heavy
material for rain skirts. We have 1t.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Have your shoes shined at the Pan
forum Club. 1t costs no more than;
elsewhere, besides you get a better
shine.
Fresh arrivals today of coffee and
canned goods. Dwinnell, Wright &
Co.'S Mocha and Java coffee is excelled
by none. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Mr.. Samuel Thompson, of Rhodes,
way home from Richland, where he had
been to attend the twelfth annual re-
union of his old regiment, the Fortieth
Iowa.
1t seems like charity to offer our fall
and winter overcoats at the prices we
do. They are equal to tailor-made
goods, just as durable, fit as we'll and
are equal in all other respects to over
coats that cost twice as much. Far
rand & Clifford.
The Chicago & Northwestern road on
Thursday purchased from the LeGrand
Quarry Company parcel of land in
Quarry, which will be used for station
purposes. The company will remove the
site of the present station to the first
public highway east of the present de-
pot, and will build thereon a new depot.
Sheriff Parrett, of Waverly, was in
the city this morning to secure one
Dick Daniels, alias Mitchell, alias
Quinn, whom City Marshal Jones had
arrested in this city on Information
from Bremen county. Daniels is want
ed for beating large-sized board bill.
Daniels is professional foot racer, and
seems to have been pretty speedy in
getting away from his hotel without
paying up.
Chief Clerk Harry r. Cammack, of
superintendent Huntingtons Office of
the Central, Mr.. Eugene Binford, Mr..
Baker, of Detroit, Mich, and an Ann
Arbor friend of Mr.. Binford, expect to
leave the latter part of the month on a
hunting trip, and will go up into Cam
ada to enjoy their sport. The boys will
go prepared to hunt big game, princi-
pal!y moose and deer, but they will also
enjoy what sport they can have with
some of the smaller species of wild
game in the Canadian country.
Mrs. Eunice v. Boudinot. of Cedar
Rapids, author of little book entitled
viii give a free reading in the chapel
of the Soldiers Home tonight Mrs
Boudinot's poetic works have been
largely a work of love. and she was
moved TO publish the book for the en-
couragement of the soldiers of the
Spanish American war. She has re-
ceived encouragement in her work from
Governor Shaw and others. Her hus-
band was William A. Boudinot, mem
Der of crockers Iowa brigade. serving
/ in Company b. Fifteenth Iowa in
lfantry.
Mr.. w. b. Milhiser who resides at ths
edge OF the city limits on West MAR
street, thinks that he is not far behine
the times in growing large vegetables
I.even if they are not radishes or swee
potatoes Mr.. MiIhiser's hobby thi
year has been beets and of gardel
patch the entire lot, with the exception
of about bushel, We're immensel.
large. Four that Mr.. Milhiser seiectet
from the garden weighed thirty-si.
pounds, the largest of them being tel
pounds in weight. A great many vii
weigh four and five pounds each and h
Hsays that they are the largest that h
has ever encountered in his experience
1.-THE beets are not choice for table use
] however, owing to their immens
growth, but they make excellent CO,
feed.
Alexander Elliott, druggist of Min
Igo, and a cousin OF Mr.. j. Nj. Alexander
manager of the Mcbride & Will depc
drug store, was brought to the city thi
morning, accompanied by DIR. T.. {
Robb and Mrs. Elliott, and taken to tn
hospital. where this forenoon he sui
mitted to an operation for the remove
of a 22-caliber bullet from his left JAY
Mr. Elliott was shot at II o'clock Thurs
;. day night at Mingo by thief who ha
gained an entrance to his drug stor
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott will return to the
home this evening, as he is able
stand the journey and can be cared Il
!. at home as well as in this city, now thu
t 1.-THE ball has been eXtricated. Mr.. Ell
: lott was formerly resident of Rhode
; where he was in the employ of G.
, Frost. City Marshal Jones received
Telegram this morning from Sheri
Trip, of Newton, asking him to keep
: lookout for Fred Sitter. the man who d
THE shooting. The particulars of the a
flair are contained in today's dispatche
THE BURNHAM RECITAL.
a Marshalltown Again shows Lack
a Appreciation of Fine Music.
The lack of appreciation for'the fine
, music in Marshalltown was again We
q effectively demonstrated at the Ode
e last evening when Mr.. Thuel Burnha
e 4. ,;n,, anst N