Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-29

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DR.. Nichols physician and surgeon.
Fulton dye works. q West Church
street.
Fresh oysters In every styis at sum
dell's cafe.
Repairing done at Flitton's dye works.
"a West Church street.
Adamson keeps the beet strings in
town. Sterling silver triple plated.
Attend our great sale of India linens;
RS cents, worth 20 cents. Bannatyne &
Lay.
Cream dates 1Ocentsa pound at Fell
ner's Candy Factory. opposite court
house.
India linens less than manufacturers.
cost; 20-cenJ goods for ~ cents. Ban
natyne 6 Lay.
Now is the time to fix up for the win
ter We have got what you want. j.
f. Irwin Lumber Company.
s 4
The hats sold by Mrs. Morrill, are the
latest and nobbiest styles. You should
see her new goods before buying.
Mr.. Z. Morris Vail arrived home this
morning from a pleasant five weeks.
trip turnout California, Texas and the
southern and western states.
See the shells displayed in, B. A. Nor
CANS and Bannatyne & Lays windows
to be sold at the ladies' bazar at the
church Thursday.
Oskaloosa Herld: John swaddling is
down from Marshalltown looking after
matters connected with the U. v. U.
state encampment that will be held in
this city in November.
Tomorrow and Wednesday a repre-
sentative of a large eastern cloak and
suit house will be at our store with an
elegant line of jackets and tailor-made
suits. Special orders taken. Hoyt's De-
part,nent Store.
Ladies, please remember if a dealer
represents that he has the Sorosis'
shoe at SO it is gross misrepresenta-
ton. as every shoe is stamped "Sorsois'
both on the sole and on the inside and I
have the exclusive sale of them in this
city. e. G. Wallace
Deputy Sheriff c. S. Hutson has pur-
chased the l. 4. Forbes residence at
No. 5 East Grant street. Possession
viii not be given until April /. at which
time MIR. Forbes will move his family
10 Des Moines, as his headquarters has
been transferred TO that city. Mr.
Forbes is prominent travelling man
and the family has many friends in
Marshalltowns who will regret their de-
parture.
7 Judge Caswell, who has been holding
court in Toledo for the past few Weeks,
spent Sunday in the city with his family
and returned TO Toledo this moring.
Judge Caswell has about two more
weeks of work in the Tama county
court but will adjourn court there next
Saturday until the Sth. BY this way
each judge will have the privilege of
being at home on election day when no
court will be held.
On Oct. 16, 90, and 30 the iowa Central
Railway Will sell settlers excursion
tickets to points in Montana, Idaho.
Washington. Oregon and British Column
bia a. very low rates, as follows: to
Helena. Butte. Great Falls and kalis-
pell, one way s2S; round trip $40. To
Spokane, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
Vancouver and Victoria, one way SOS:
round trip s45. For full particulars call
on Iowa Central ticket agents, or ad-
dress Geo. S. Batty, G. p. & T. a., Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
Judge j. l.. Stevens. of Boone. was in
the city this morning, being on his way
to Britt, where he speaks tonight. Judge
Stevens has six engagements in the
northern part of the state under the III
rection Of the state republican central
committee and tomorrow night is
booked for Forest City. Saturday nigh,
Judge Stevens and Hon. b I. Salinger
Iof Carroll, spoke at Nevada at what
proved TO be one Of the largest politica
gatherings in the history of Story coun-
~. Mr.. Salinger spoke in the opera
house and Judge Stevens in the. cour,
house and each had rousing meets.
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Just one minute of your time. please
! You appreciate the fact las well as we
that the proper furnishing Of HON,
/ has been quite an item to the head Of
| the family, requiring considerab lt
4 thought and attention on his part as II
where the best furniture could be OBJ
/ tained for as small an expenditure a!
i possible, and even then he feels as if h,
had paid just double price. We cal
practically demonstrate our ability t,
save you one-third to one half on you
4 every furniture requirement if your
i but allow US the opportunity. Our new
goods are here and ready for your in
4 spection. The newest things in be,
room suits. D. C. Wilbur.
i The man Mcdonald, who stole silve
watch from Charles Knott, an old sol
der, few nights ago. and was arrest
q ed for the crime by Officer Weaver wa
i before Mayor Pierce this morning.
Il charge Of vagrancy was lodged agains
Z him, Knott failing to appear, and sen
Itence Of fifteen days work was imposed
Mcdonald is a good example of wha
q drink will do for man if he stays b
lit long enough. Heis but a young ma
and the son of a wealthy ex-wholesal
lliQuor dealer of Cedar Rapids His fam