Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-09
Dr.. Janss. physician ana surgeon.

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20 cents q copy at Harlan's music store.
Plaid goods for children's school dress
es at 10 and 12M cents at NJ. F. An
The famous K. o. T. NJ. band will
accompany the excursion to Clear Lake
Sept. 14th.
Have your shoes shined at the Pan
forum Club and smoke a clear Havana
while doing so.
See the pretty new underskirts in
black and colors-well made-look like
silk, at Newcomers.
Gasoline stoves and re~frigerators at
your own price and terms at Schmidt
& Bourne's, 102 West Main.
Let us take your measure and have
your suit made to order. One hundred
patterns to select from. NJ. +. Andrews.
There are no ifs or ands about 1t,
Hopkins. the popular tailor. can show
you the latest in fall and winter trous-
erings.
Call on William Battin for safe fire
n tornado insurance. For best life
n endowment insurance and for farm
loans at low rate of interest.
Miss Lillian O'Brien, of Gilman, spent
Friday night in the city as the guest
of Miss Ethel Ogan Miss O'Brien, went
to st. Anthony his morning, where. on
Monday she will begin her fail term of
school.
President c. D. Jones. of the Mar
Light, Power & Railway
Company, is in the city for a weeks
stay on business, and is looking over the
improvements made to the company's
property.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church was entertained by Mrs. Andrew
E. Wilbur Friday afternoon. Refresh
ments We're served at the close of the
afternoons business, and the hostess
was assisted by the members of her
Sunday school class.
The Marshall Coal & Ice Company
has been awarded the contract for fur
nishing the coal for the Soldiers Home
The celebrated Pekay coa won the day
over all other brands. This is the fourth
consecutive year that this company has
secured the contract and it was by rea-
son of their being the exclusive agents
for Pekay.
Miss Sara Nichols, of Minerva, who
is to begin her school at Gilman a week
from Monday, spent Friday in Gilman
making some preliminary arrangements
in that connection, and returned to the
city in the evening. spending the night
with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min Packer. She returned TO Minerva
this morning.
Capt. Sutton, of the American Volun-
teers, who recently held forth in this
city but are now located 1T Oelwefn,
spent Friday and a part of today in the
city, for the purpose of seeing a brother
Who resides on the Pacific coast and
who passed through the city this morn
ing on his way west. Mr.. Sutton had
not seen his brother for fifteen years.
In anticipation Of a large fall trade
o. Nowak. proprietor of the Racket
Store at % West Main, is having sixteen
feet more room added to his store,
which will not only improve it's appear
ance, but give needed space for his
large holiday stock. Mr.. Nowak com
menced business here about a year ago
on a small scale and there is every in
dication that he is prospecting.
We nave no premiums to give away.
as our work is done in a first class man
ner. The only inducement we have to
offer is the best material, workman
ship, lowest prices and imported fabrics.
We have 1000 different styles to select
from. comprising all the latest novel
ties of the season. When you buy a suit
of US you get the best, and at right
prices. p. H. Petersen & Co., over
Western Union.
L carry one of the finest lines OF steel
ranges in the city in all styles and
sizes. The lines carried are the PENN
sular and Superior ranges. We have
dozens of them now in use in the city
giving the best of satisfaction and are
DESTROYS of your trade. If in need of a
steel range, or in fact a stove of any
kind, see ME before buying and o will
be sure of a superior article and save
yourself money. My prices are right,
ID. j. Bullock, ia East Main.
Our furniture stock is a carefully Sc
lected one. We do not go into the mar
ket with a drag net, bringing away
whatever its discriminating meshes
may envelop. But each peace of furni-
ture is weighed in the scales of worth
and appropriateness. We have now In
stock the choicest and best furniture
Z. produced in the great factories al
America n Will be pleased to SHOW
our patrons what We selected. Oui
carpet and drapery Departmental
fact, every department-are especially
attractive. and we are DESTROYS that yol
see them. Come early and make youl
selections while everything is new
Densel & Wilbur. South Center.
Iowa Central north bound freight No
SO, which arrived at 4.45 O'clock Frida.
evening, brought to the city engine a
and the tank of the IS, which We're bad
ly damaged in a rear-end collision a
Keithsburg a few days age. The en-
!. glnes, which We're in charge of Engf
neers Alders and Dasher, We're puliin,
an extra east. Another double-hea,
extra was standing DIT keithsburg TAX
ing water. The end of the train wa
around a curve and was not noticed I'm
til the double-head extra pulled into !
with a tremendous crash. Several car
We're demolished by the accident an
both of the locomotives We're prett
we'll stripped, even to their cabs. TIL
IS is not yet on her feet and will b
brought to the city as soon as rightet
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