Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
Enter Business college Sept. s. !.

a.
Gasoline; stove ovens in all styles at
Bullock's at cut prices.
Any white p. X. skirt in the house.,
50 cents. Boston Store.
We make speciality of ladies' shoe
polishing. The Pantorium.
Get Bullock's prices on Junior gaso-
line stoves. They are right.
H. E. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoftice.
All of our IS, s9-cent and 81 shirt
waists go at 40 cents. Boston Store.
AT half price what is left of shirt
waists, linen suits and separate skirts
at Schobert's.
Black Saline waists, fancy corded
fronts. perfecting fitting. cheap. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan,
Reynolds, Watson & Co, Lester Sun
dell, j. H. sundell and w. H. Evans.
Have you tried those La Fernandina
cigars, the best clear Havana cigar in
the marlDt? Van Derveer & La Shelle.
We are selling our misses and chill
dren's tan shoes at cost. All new, fresh
goods Do no. miss this opportunity. 1t
will not last long. Bromley's Shoe Store,
no East Main street!
General Solicitor George w. Sewers,
of the Central, was in the city Monday
in conference with General Manager L..
NJ. Martin, returning to his home in
Oskaloosa in the evening.
Mrs. Il. L. Barbour received letter
this morning from her husband. written
at Cape Nome. July "a. He states that
the Marshalltown people are all in good
health and spirits. Although they have
staked out six claims, to which they
are giving some OF their attention. they
are chiefly busted with the store, which
they are conducting.
At the fashionable high-priced sea-
side resorts, way down east. many of
the visitors are like the waves of the
sea, arrive in great style, but go away
broke. Iowa people can go to Clear
Lake without any such danger. Low
rate excursion TO Clear Lake, special
train Sunday, Aug. q, VIA Iowa Central,
account of Musical Festival. Round
| trip rate, s1.25 III. l.. Laird, c. c., G. p.
| D., Marshalltown Ia.
Dr. e. G.. Beeson, notice of whose ap-
/ pointment as assistant surgeon in the
regular army was given in these COLI
umns Monday, received message this
morning ordering him to report at once
lat Fort Cook in Nebraska, twenty-five
miles south of Omaha. DIR. Beeson will
go this evening to Des Moines, where
his wife is visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. j. r. Hill. In the morning
he will go on to Fort Cook to report for
duty.
Mr.. Ludwig Espersen returned Mon
day evening from Eldora, where he
preached Sunday in the Universalis,
church. Next Sunday Mr.. Dispenser
pose. Mr.. Espersen, although not ye
tordained, is a licensed minister and i!
8 supplying pulpits throughout the stat,
during the summer months. He will re
turn to Galesburg, ILL.,, next year. wher
he has been student at the Lombard
University for the past few years, am
will probably be ordained next June, o
latter he decides in which state he de
sires to locate.
Mr.. n. p. Densel, Mr.. c. P. Cook an
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Dunn left Monda
I evening for Mason City, where the
met Mr.. l.. c. Abbott. DIR. w. b. kibbe
and Mr.. j. d. Kibbey. Breakfast wa
taken this morning with Mr.. and Mr..
A. f. Wilbur. and this morning the par
ty left for Lake Ckoboji. where the
Will attend the Budd-Gilbert shootin
tournament. which is open to the world
and which is to be held on Wednesda,
Thursday and Friday. Mr.. and Mr.
Dunn viii visit in Spencer before re
, turning home with their cousins, NJ
and Mrs. L. l.. Dlckey, formerly of TIL
city.
Mrs j. W. Fullarton and daughte
Miss Edna went this morning to Oska
: loosa TO attend the funer;
! of Mrs. F'ullarton's sister Mrs. Luc
Wientz. who died Sunday night at
. O'clock. Mrs. Wientz had been a suffers
, With consumption for years and hi
death had been expected at any tin
: for months past. Mrs. Fullarton spei
= much of the time with her sister. carir
a for her until she was herself taken
; in March. She is able now to leave HI
! bed, but was not able to attend II
r. funeral. Mrs. Wientz has lived in o
Y hdlooSa lpT many years anu leaves IOl
n children, all grown.
Mr.. Frank Martin, the younger son
70 Col. t. NJ. Martin, who recently accor
- panied his father on the recuperati-
= trip OF the latter in the east, is in Oh
= cago, where he stopped on the W;
10 back. Mr.. Martin has accepted a nos
p ton with the Telegraph News Compal
a as associate editor, and will ha
- charge of editing the news that is flu
"a nished the board of trade by the col
IN pany. The news includes all forei
az and local shipping affairs, stock a
ia bond quotations, base ball and raci
- news, and is furnished in bulletins
~ sued every ten minutes. Col. Martin
a. one of the owners of the company.
We have the largest line of unde
IN skirts ever shown in this city. Bost
~ Store.
nd An Absolute Specific for Bow
er Complaint.
g D. D. Fields, Prominent attorney
nm Whitesburg, Kentucky, says: II ha
lis used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera a
he Diarrhoea Remedy for the past
n years and am glad to recommend it
sy being an absolute specific for DO,
his complaint. have never known 1t
lal fail" For sale by druggists.