Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-18
DR.. Nichols, surgeon.

new store.
See our mems great 39-cent shirt.
Bannatyne q Lay.
Shirt waists! Shirt waists! Shirt
waists at Newcomers. -
A gentlemans smoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.
Room for a few more students. Enter
Monday. Business College.
Ice cream and ices in amy quantity at
Fellner's. opposite court house.
Big line of wash goods in all quail
ties and prices at Newcomers.
The latest styles in soft, stiff and
lSstraw hats at Sterns new store.
! Our mems white shirts for so cents
are 20os fine linen. Lee & Benedict.
i iuu 10 not often nave an opportud
4 ty TO purchase ripe bananas for 10 cents
a dozen. C.J. Hoyt.
The William owen "a Gilded Fool"
Company Was in the city this morning,
en route west from the north.
Culley has all The high-grade canned
fruits, Vegetables and canned fish. No
lone has as large an assortment.
Buy your ice cream and ices OF
sGeorge Treffry, lOl West Main street,
Marshalltown, Ia. Orders solicited and
ssatisfaction guaranteed
Poultrymen. listen. Ihave Lees Lice
killer and Pixies Lice Destroyer. But
4 the cooperating nest eggs are better
than either. because they kill the lice
and are osclean and convenient to use.
1 L. Derby, log South Center street.
We usesthe Mitchell system in cutting
and drafting every suit to the latest
fashion plate. This system is used in.
all first class tailoring houses. You are.
4 sure to get the latest styles by order
ing your suit of US. Brenneck 6 Han
4 sen.
Rev. Wv. Parsons left this morn.
ling for Lake City, where tonight he
will deliver his lecture upon abraham
! Lincoln: An Analysis of His Life The
/ lecture is to be given under the aus
/ pices of the Baptist Young Peoples
/ Union Of the Lake City church.
Mrs II. 4. Martin recently Of Omaha,
who has been in the city. for the past
5IalNo ldhillSl uSIS
Gus troubles, during which time she has
been the guest of Mrs. Jennie Miner, left
this morning for Seattle, where she will
join her husband and make that city
iher future home.
The Iowa Central's weekly statement
i of approximate earnings. for the sec
/ ord week of MAY, shows a decrease of
I s697.52, the road having earned S34,113-5
II, against S34.Sl0I3 for the same Pc
3sriod last year. For the two weeks of
4 the present month the earnings have
Isbeen sG7.i79.26. against s67,510.46, a de-
l5crease of s31:2o.
About the cosiest and most converts.
lent piece of furniture in a house is a
couch. You may take an after dinner
Y nap or rest on il, after supper. We
3I5haNe a newline Of them. handsome and
durable and an ornament TO any par
4 Tor or sitting room. You will find US
ready at all times to snow you what
we have in that line. Marion Gard.
G. II. Wykoff, of 106 North Fourth
s street, who was quarantined April Z for
n smallpoX, was released today, as were
q also Mrs l.. S. krider5 and SON Edward
8 OF POSE South First avenue, who We're
4 also quarantined April 4. Thomas
I Haskins, of the Christian Workers
4 Training school, s02 West Main street.
"A who was Guarartined on April 6, was
Ireleased Thursday. Council Richard
Mcclure, whn was under quarantine
3 for seventeen days at the c. j. Ell
well home, on account of exposure, has
q also been released.
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Superintendent s. NJ Braden, of the
Iowa. Minnesota e Northwestern.
& whose Headquarters are at Belle Plaint.
was in the city today. accompanied b $
y Mrs, Eraden. being enroute from Bara-
boo, Wis. where they Went to attend
the funeral of Mrs +. +. Cary. of 4Anes,
wife of the Northwestern's trainmaster
sj3WhO had charge OF the second track
work last summer, and whose head
n quarters We're in this city Mrs. Cary
u died Monday and the remains We're sent
Ito Bara boo for interment. the funeral
occurring Thursday. Mrs. Braden left
Z, this morning for her home in Mason
City and Mr.. Braden returned to Belle
!. PLANE.
Eddie CroakeS of Clinton, the middle
4 weight pusilist who has won a number
!. of battles Within the past few months
. passed thru the city this morning en-
! foute lloiIit- fiuni Dies a;oii,es, wnere
!. last night he met in the ring, in /:
twenty-five round fight in which he was
given the decision, Walter Nolan, d
e Chicago middleweight. Croake showed
considerable punishment, but his
g bruises We're not severe His right
! wrist was sprained quite badly. and he
{ claims that owing to tnat injury. also
e the snapping Of a tendon in the left
r wrist. he was only prevented from
( knocking out his antagonist. Croake
o was accompanied by Mike Crowley, his
I manager and hacker, and Jim Dillor
S and Jim Tracy, his seconds Severa
e Clinton admirers OF the pugilist were ii
t attendance at the fight and all were
e feeling pretty good, owing To the de.
I cision and to the fact that they were
y ahead several dollars as a result.
!. In the Sunday school or religious cen
sus which will be taken thruout tn,
state on Friday, May IS. Marshalltowl
; will not take any part 1t is intended
r by division and subdivision OF thu
! country and cities to make a complet,
!. canvas of the entire state in one day
Il The facts to be ascertained are tn,
. names, street and residence OF families
e the number in the family over age, from
q S years old to 81, and those under &