Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-07
Hopkins. the popular tailor.
Boys spring caps at stern's.
Or. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
Enter Business College. day or night.
DR.. Cheshere, physician and surgeon.
s Latest styles. best cutting. Brenneck
Hopkins. the popular tailor.


pliaue ATM. F. Andrews.
Ladies' shirt waists, size 50 TO "A,
price 40 cents. The Fair.
Ladies' Embarrassing and shampooing.
Mrs. Dr.. Bouldin. over postoflice.
See Allen fol. clocks; he has them
from a nickel alarm TO hall clocks.
Mems fancy colcred shirts, with or
without collars, at the Fair for 30 cents.
Examine the White Enamel Lined
Rsfrigerators-a new Experimentation
oughlyl clean.
Millinery opening tonight; green
Trading stamps With cash purchases.
.Iioyt's Department Store.
MEMS extra 1ine jersey ribbed shirts
and drawers, regular so cent grade all
sizes the " How !'.:,.ss SCI. q
Wanted-An y No coat maker;
none others need apply. Will pay the
highest wages 10 a good man. p. II.
Petersen & Co.
II. c. Dean, formerly tailor of the
| Soldiers Home. Who has beenIss pending
| the winter in Omaha and Coon Rapids
is in the city for a short visit
We have just received the largest ass
sortment of pipes ever brought TO Mar-
shalltown. Call and look over our line
We can please you. Van Derveer &
lsG;riffiths.
The weather is ncv warm enough for
You to begin thinking about ice. We
are ready to furnish it on short notice.
| Telephone la and have Your ice box
| filled. MarshallIce Company.
Frank Kurtz, the 1s-year-old son of
Joseph kurtz. was Very painfully ins
Ijured at about o'clock Friday after
nom by getting his right hand caught
in a joiner al his fathers planning mill
on West Boone street. The middle, ring
and small finger Of the boys hand We're
iscut of.
To Whom it May Concern This
is to certify that the Chicago
Trading Stamp Company have on de-
sposit With US a guarantee bond of
i 100000, the same is n guarantee that all
Trading stamps issued will be redeemed
in good value. Chicago ILL.,. April 8,
i 1900. Western State bank.
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Mems tan Wei kid shoes, sizes 6 TO 10,
si.gS; ladies' best patent leather shoes,
isrlotll tops. hard turned soes all sizes.
SIS. Cheapest and best limo of chill
iGren's shoes in the city. Sac our show
window fer bargains. Isas.er shoes a a
great sacrifice. Leather advances, but
our prices are lower than ever. The
Fair.
IT YOU are in need of an Office desk
I've would like 10 show you the new
ZONES received this week. Our line Of
scarpets. rugs, grass mating and other
lnew things ii our department. are
worth Your while TO Sec You can not
1 help but he pleased With the new goods
Il ID. G Wilbur, Bee Hive furniture de-
Z partment.
The affidavit O appeal by the Albioi
s. faction opposed 70 the purchase. OF tbs
4 seminary size for school purposes has
been filed with County S,iperintenden,
Il Aiprrissey. but as it WAS faulty has
i been returned fer a revision and
amendments After, the changes are
maae the appeal Will again be filed at
4 the county superintendent s Office.
Nothing add 50 much To the looks OF
"a dining room as handsome chairs
somathins neat and substantial! After
ilslinner about the most comfortable
Thing is u rocker. one that rnsans ali
the word Implies Marion Gard re-
4 and rockers yesterday, and they Ger,
stai,liy are handsome. Prices always
right.
a great many Iowa College students
\ We're in the City Friday evening. en-
\ route TO their respective homes forthe
I spring vacation of ten days. Miss Mabel
and Mr.. Ayers returned u
Il Marshaltown. and Messrs. Albert ard
4 Fletcher Mead expect to he home in the
a course of a few days. Miss Helen Bat
Atin will not return for the vacation peri
Tod, having some special work in history
that she desires to make UP.
Senator John b. Classon, OF Greer
Mountain, arrived this morning from
Y Ioes Moines having completed his pub.
slSlic labors at the capital. Representa-.
tive Thomas Kimball Of I.aMoilie, who
has been i'll for the past few weeks. hui
II who was able to get to Dies AIoines fol-
the closing session of the legislature
8trAturned to Laa1oilla Friday evening
Senator and Mrs. Joseph Wallace, Of
Hardin COUNTY, We're III the city TIT:
4 morning, en- route to their home in Ell
q dora.
Coffee drinkers, as a rule, are prett.
y good Judges of the quality OF the cot
A fee they use, and those Who have beer
Il paying 40 cents a pound for Mocha ant
I Java may be a little skepticai whe1
the statement is made that G.. j, Hoy
\ is selling a fine grade of Mocha am
& Java for % cents a pound. Mr.. Hoy
a claims that it is as good as any 35-cen
grade sold in the city, and he ought I,
q know. having been in that line of bust
a ness for several gears and bought al
4 kinds of coffee. Order a pound AM
! trs. it.
i H. P. Densel. who has just returned
1 from an extended hunting trip. enter.
Il tanned his fellow boarders at the stal
liable at the Pilgrim last evening with &
a duck supper. Delicious blue bills. su.
4 perbly prepared by Chef John Mcclure
Il With suitable trimmings made a feast
4 royal. 1t was enjoyed as only such 4
i gang Of confirmed bachelors with de
4 vouring appetites can enjoy a goot
4 neal The tables membership consist:
4 of Fred Click, T.. G.. WILL Byron Web,
a ster, j. +. Reed. Fritz Norris, George