Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-14
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.
Hot weather clothing. Pappe Bros.

< New lot of white channels gloves at
NJ. f. Andrews.
Importers sample fans below value.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Beach's World Soap is pure. popular
and economical. Try it.
We are making special prices on our
tailor made suits. NJ. +. Andrews.
Keep the little fellows cool. Pappe
Bros. have the right clothing for it.
Heavy hose for boys in .,armor plate
triple knee and rough rider" hose,
at Newcomers.
II does not cost much to get married
If you buy YOU. household necessities at
the Racket.Storc.
The season for fishing for game fish
opens May Is aud If you need tackle of
any kind, see Bullock. He carries the
best assortment ever shown iii this city.
Wanted by May 20--One thousand
live pigeons. Must be old birds; no.
squads. Will pay sl.5O per dozen. Adj
dress L. c. Abbott. Murshalltown,
Iowa.
Mr. Ollie Ellis, of the II. L. Spencer
Company, Oskaloosa, spent sunday IN
Sloan and w. S. Robbins, Of the Let's
Fletcher Company
Mir. Lewis Rice. who has been in the
country near New Providence for a
week recuperating from a recent attack
of Illness, returned Saturday evening
and sunday again took up his work at.
b. a. Morgans.
Motorman Henry corcoran. of the.
Marshalltown Light, Power and Rail-
way Company took a weeks lay-otf
today and went to Dies Moines, where
he Will visit his little daughter. who.
has been making her home with rela
tives there since the death OF her
mother. Extra Motorman Drake has.
been substituted on the conpany's car
No. .
After returning from the Philippines
a prominent army officer said of the
lsitty-first Iowa band: For over TWO
months these bandmen We're separated.
from their instruments, the whole set
being packed awaygat GaNite. The boys
carried Springfield rifles. fought in the
trenches, guarded ammunition and pro-
vision trains. They are not touring
The country upon their record as SOL
3diers however, but as tine concert
band and upon merit alone" Odeon
Wednesday night.
he sshieaGo Times herald OF sunday
has the following item Of interest TO.
sMaastls.lito@n people; The wedding OF
MISS Matte Anna keenan, daughter OF
WI. ;tAd VI W. =. j hteiiail, TO Ray
none i.fhest l1alS VIII take place Jun une
y q lsls' none 9'tle 81 ms ptles parents.
aus Allei.isaii ilNsllu rs esiiiaias
y. p. Nlanei MaIhisoh, fsspseea
liti1piHi anu sNliises NJ Del la y Dali
aiia ms ushers WI. pc az.
ffl ME- iNihs ana ltleharu
-si''iii i'ie l = " i i' On
THE first day in the park which is
Is, -, :. w.
80,
day when picnic parties We're nulner-.
fous. There were no especially large
7eroMds hut8littla groups Of four on six
We're TO be seen driving 10 the woods or
river To enjoy the pleasure Of mixing
dirt aud bugs With sandwiches and
scake. SANKEY'S mill seemed To be II
Ifavoritc destination tho the shady
spots all along the way had n quota Of
visitors
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SsoAs ono e.. " o.: soornlss, q 1l'ls
! 3'3entiais WHO mas psen on au'y q NJ"
! Weeks on aeeouIs. 81 me, mess ol ms
/ biptael,.. Mf. ~. 9. Noorhies. Q! 1leli-
4 DIVE Mont, Wnpnls ne accompanied
4 from GIsndlve To Mason CITY. mas re-
sunied his run on passengers Nos 2
\ ioosa. who has been. on the i AM. .
runs took No. out of Mason ,fty this
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,,,,c@. ,.,,,;1,, ~, shar,
res, conductor Apan wiIi take his
ifus ta,7Iun on 4 and q when he ge,s t,rr
4 vim the otIicials,= special h. havlne