Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-23
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.

eOr. BAY, Woodbury. DOCK.
Fall styles in street hats. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
Hard coal. Irwin Lumber Company.
Soft coal, the same place.
a clothes rack which always sold for
81 for 70 cents at Bulloek's.
Ladies serge slippers, all sibes, Tues
day only, Is cents, The Fair
Our prices on muslin underwear defy
competition. Bannntyne & Lay.
Duchess apples at c. c.
Taft Company's, Market street.
Tomorrow our SIPS and 81 wrappers
50 cents each. Hoyt's Department
Store.
In trouserings Hopkins can show you
an elegant selection at clearing sale
prices.
Ladies black and tan kid shoes. regu-
lar $3.50 grade, for Tuesday only. Sligo.
The Fair.
Farmers, bring your Duchess apples
TO G. G. Tafs Company's and get big
price for them.
3 sts
Infants button shoes, coin toe. pat
ent tips. sizes TO ;. Tuesday only, 50
cents. The Fair.
Special sale of tin and granite ware,
for the next thirty days. 10 per cent
reduction. D. j. Bullock.
Wanted, a stout German boy, about
Is years old, with a fair education.
spencer-Letts Coffee Company.
We are making Very low prices on
first-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
us. Marshalltown Stone Company,
rooms and 5. court house.
Rev. c. P. Boardman went to Des
Aloines this morning TO spend the day.
He went especially to attend the Chau
stauqua, where the famous divine of old
Plymouth, DR.. n. ID. Hills drew one of
the largest crowds of the season.
"A round trip rate OF one fare plus So
has been named by the Burlington. Ce-
idar Rapids & Northern railway fer the
biennial conclave, knights OF Pythias,
at Detroit, Mich, August 81 to Septem-
Der 1. Cali on any agent for full infor-
nation.
Miss Abb.e Rockhill and MIR. Charlie
Buchanan, OF Oskaloosa We're in the
city Saturday afternoon, en- route to
Clear Lake, where they spent sunday
Miss Mabel Barr, of Oskaloosa, Joined
then, at Ackiey, and was at the lake
for sunday.
Mrs. b. F. Warfel, wife of Adj. War
fel, of the Soldiers Home Went to Col
fax this morning. accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Clara Hamil. and Will
remain for IN indefinite time on account
of her impaired health. Mrs. Hamil
vii return tomorrow.
Mrs. S. w. Rowen spent Sunday in
EOskaloosa with her husband, Gonduc-5
tor Rowan, Who has just been assigned
TO Nos 6S and ca. thru freights from
5Oskaloosa to Mason City. This Will ne
Scessitate Mr.. and Mrs. Rowen making
their home in Oskal5osa and they will
move there soon.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Elmina
Mason sunday afternoon was well at
tended from the home of the deceaasd's
daughter, Mrs. I. j. Wilson. No. 81
North First street. Rev. Van Ness con-.
Quoted the service; the Methodist choir
sang and the pail bearers We're from the
members Of that church.
The Foresters Of Beesan Camp Mod
ern Woodmen of America. are getting.
IL shape TO go after some of the prizes
offered at the fifth annual picnic Of the
Southeastern Iowa NJ w A. Assueia-
tion, 10 be held in Gskaloosa5 on the 18th
OF August. Several special trains Will
be run on the Iowa Central for the oc-
caslon, including ore from this city and
cne from points further north on the
line.
State Center Independent: The steam
shovel east of town will complete its
work When8it finishes the cut on which
is now worklfi;s. and those who have
not visited this monster should embrace
the opportunity before ii is too late
The Hennis cut has been sub-let to a
firm that will remove the soil By d
grading machine tina plows and ele-
E3vates into 4 wagon. This Gu, will be
mostly waste dirt
Cuticura soap, 25-cent sizes, Tuesday
only, II cents. The Fair.
Last week Guy Anderson. of Sears
boro, a young man employed at the
| bottlng works of Bernstein Bros, cur
his right hand With glass. The wound
was slight, only affecting the small!
finger, and but little attention was paid
to it. Sunday the hand began to swell.
and the services of a physician became
necessary. Blood poisoning was pro-
nounced as the difficulty and ii Is
feared that the finger will have. TO be
amputated.
Cuticura soap 25-cent sizes, Tuesday
only, IL cents The Fair.
1 A letter concerning the work Of the
State University bears the word that
Mr.. Lee Sieg. Of this city, who gradu-
4 ated from the college course in June
1 last, has been appointed scholar in
| physics. These scholarships are given
to those of a graduating class who have
proved themselves proficient in some
particular line. They are great helps
to ambitious students who might not be
able to spend money on their education
after the regular college course had
been completed. Mr.. Siegs success viii
be rejoiced in by his many friends.
Mems jeans pants, regular 9S-ceni
value, Tuesday only, 40 cents. The Fair
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing, of the
4 central, spent Sunday in Minneapolis
4 with his mother and sister, returning t.
Il the (jJN iS E1rprpirp ~ ay.