Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-12

DR.. Cheshere. physician and surgeon.
Cook stoves. both steel and cast g

SeVSeS, UolA eseSA csAASe
Bullock's.
Cut steel and Jet belt buckles. Hoyt's
Department Store.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker scent cigar.
The genuine Iron clad hose for boys
and girls at NJ. F. Andrews.
Tailor made suits in all styles and at
all prices, at Lee & Benedicts.
The Business College has room for q
flew more students. Enter Monday.
Just received, a new line Of new SILK
dict.
Full line Of spring shades In ladies'
kid gloves. Warranted Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Look at the latest fads in our win.
dow, they are beauties Bromley's Shoe
Store, ITO East Main.
The Andrae ana Crescent BICYCLES
the best the trade can offer-and prices
in reach Of all. schmidt's Hardware
Store.
Nevada journal: Augustus NJ. Forby
has accepted position with a Mar
Shutdown cigar mandatory as travel
ling representative. He commenced
work yesterday.
/ Home comfort is Ideally represented
4 by a fancy rocker. in which members
of the family may rest when work is
done. We have something new in fancy
rockers that will please you. In dining
room furniture there is nothing in the
lefty to equal what we have. Seeing /:
believing. Marion Gard
4 Miss Bertha Wilson, of New York, al
talented read er8who Will be remembered
las having given a recital in this city
two years ago. spent Wedne sday in the
lefty as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w.
Whinery. Miss Wilson is at present
making tour of Iowa, having given an
Entertainment in Waterloo Tuesday
levening. She went from here to Des
Moines.
An instruction car of the Interna-,
ltionnl School of Correspondent whose
headquarters are at Scranton. Pa, arr
rived in the city on the Central, No. G..
4 this morning from the north and will
Ibe in the city for few days. Superin-
4 tendent John McMapany, With two as
4 sistants, is In charge. The car is sent
4 here for the use of the railroad men of
A the city.
Four wooden blankets and one quilt
4 stolen from an Iowa Central boarding
car, that was brought to this city from
Morning Sun recently. have been dis
covered by Constable Nicholson to have
been inthe possession of w. p. Mauls-
i by and Henry East, to whom they were
isold. There is no clew to the thieves,
4 however. as neither Mr.. Maulsby nor
MIR. East can identify the men who sole
them.
4 Mr.. G. G. Gilman. of this city. received
Word Wednesday night that he was the
i lowest and successful bidder on large
iamourt of double track work for the
Baltimore d Ohio road near GAINESVILLE
llO. The work consists of the masonry.
lrock and excavations, also all of the
steam shovel work. Mr.. Gilman will
4 leave3f for Chicago Saturday to purchase
4 two new steam sfovels. dump cars, etc.
Ito add 10 his plant. and Will go on to
x lanesviMe to sign fis contracts.
IA 1t requires an enormous company and
!. a vast amount of scenery properties
i fmachinery, costumes and ali other
forms of stage paraphernalia to pro-
Isduce Charles II. Yale's spectacle. OF
golden splsndar, carnival of comicali-
l3ties. riot Of fun and lnughter-makins
factory, called THE Evil Eye. or the
II Merry Mishaps Of Mid and the Weird
Monderful Wandelings OF Nod" This
+ sensational Kaleidoscope horn of plen-
IA ~
the Odeon tomorrow night.
81 The second in a series of pre-nuptia
!, trarties given for Miss nellie whittor
. was the one Wednesday Afternoon
! when Mrs. r. G. Peterson entertained
$ at a 5 o'clock tea. Each guest hac
r brought bread and butter plate fol
+ the hride-elect ard her china closet vii
s be greatly enhanced by the pretty war.
given her Wednesday, Mrs. Peterson.
e guests We're MIesdames T.. E. Evans, A
a. Greenbaum. T. r. Binford. F. G
], Pierre, w. c. (0sman.s Jr., and "A. G. Ed
wards of Tama. Misses May WATSON
!. Alta Bentley. Bessie Oliver, Adelin1
!. and Marion Parker and nellie SWEET, o
Z Toledo.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Myo Hurlbut and bah,
~ daughter Tevila. Mrs. G. Yeager am
eidaughter. Mrs. Harry Crawford, AMI
= Mr.. Harry Arnold went to Montou
a this morning. where they attended at
a o'clock this afternoon the wedding o
e Miss Lena Hill to Mr.. Kennedy Allen
= of Garwin. Mrs. Harry Arnold. a sis
IS ter to the bride, has been in Montou
n for a month. Mrs Hurlbut, who ha
been an intimate friend to the bride TO
many years, and has entertained he
$ here. sang ooh. Promise Me-" durin
= the congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
81 len will live in Garwin, where the for
% mer3 has employment in a store.
all To Key West smokers, domesti
s smokers. pipe smokers. cigarette smok
is ers, or ANY old smoker" My stock Q
TX imported and domestic cigars and to
e. baccos is the largest and best selecte
to, in the city. My cent cigars are we
r. known and popular brands. sold at tn
4. universal price OF six for 25 cents. i
re 10 cent goods offer only leadin
lrI brands" at the usual price Of three fo
t. % cents, mot six" Key West goods
US my long suit. in which offer you a sc
OF twenty-five different brand
IN all well known. Fresh goods arrivin
IN daily. have no old goods to dispos
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