Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-21
Boys and girls caps at stern's.

- = - A'outilil, toNel Pos toii1ce.
We move May 1st. Great bargains in
clothing to save moving. p. y. Stern.
Largest and most complete Line of
fancy parasols in the city. NJ. Il. An
ldrews.
Few equal. none better, than the
famous Red Book cent cigar. Try
one. For sale by all dealers.
Stop at "Lashelle's Cigar Store, get
your shoes polished, a good cigar and
your Chicago sunday pappers.
Mrs. L. G. Rood and daughter Ade-
laide Merriam, left this morning for
Webster City, where they will reside.
Persian lawns in %, So, As and 80 cent
qualities. One of the most popular
goods for wash dresses. at Newcomers >.
Master Robert kilborn. son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. S. Kilborn, who has been
ill With typhoid fever. is Commissioning
nicely.
Try the Packard So shoes. They are
the best wearing and fitting shoes on
the market at that price. Bromley's
Shoe Store.
An old soldier named Gregg, from At
llantic. arrived in the city Friday night,
and is confined in the hospital. Mr..
Gregg lis a paralytic and is very low.
MIR. Harry Young, of Young Bros
slncle, Toms Cabin company, who,
accompanied by his Wife, has been in.
the city a few days on business, Went
to Waterloo Friday night
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Pressed brick on hand. and we are
Inrspared to build sidewalks of extra
hard home material at 30 cents per
lineal foot: also of paving brick at IS
cents per lineal foot. Arson Company
III
In our infants, wear department. you
Viii find long and short white dresses,
long and short white skirts, vests,
bands. underwaists, drawers. sacques.
shawls. booties, bonnets hats, etc, at
Newcomers.
To those Who wish to decorate On the
goth inst. in honor of the 1. o. O. Il
gathering in this city 1t viii be Of in
tsrest 70 know that the subordinate
Icolors are red and white. the cantor,
purple and the Rebekahs pink and
green.
Our lining department. is full of diff
ferent qualities of silesias from l0scents
UP: percalines, spun glass, taffetas,
hooks and eyes in black, white ard coll
tors: bindings in braids, corduroy. eic.;;8
stays featherbone in covered and un-3
covered, etc. at Newcomer
Commandment Horton. of the Soldiers
/ Home. Is having replaced 10 the Home
/ vineyard 1900 grape vines, TO take the
| place of those frozen by the severe
7 Winter Two Years ago. The Home had
/ about 9,0o0 choice grapeNines Until that
1 time and at the beginning of the fol-
lowing spring only 100 were found to be
alive.
For. meetings shown below excursion
tickets may be sold April % and 2tand
i April % and &c, from points within 100
miles Of Cedar Rapids, la. at fare and
one-third forround trip. limited to and.
Including April IS, fo, the annual con-
tventien Iowa State Retail Grncers AS
fsociation, Trans Mississippi Food Expo
6sition, Dramatic order knights of
i3IShorassan. G; II. Heafford, G. p. & T.
A.
The new photograph studio OF j.. N.
Stonestreet at aloia East Main has been
\ NUM- I)dSl5Wesk.
j he has a fire lat of his pictures dis
i played. Ii what the people say who
i have seen his work means anything to
/ the photograpterai is shat he will have
Igplenty Of patronage in the near future
i MIR. stonestreet is a successful man in
Il his line, and is worthy Of the patron
Il age of the best people of Marshal!town.
A The regular weekly bible class for
A young men in the Railway Y. NJ. C. A.
was well attended on Friday evening,
Il the following students being present.
4 Earl Brundage, Axel l'ersgrell, Willie
4 Long. Ralph Fillmore. Chester Crellin,
&c. r. Elwald, Raymond HaVerlo, Fred
1 Probst, Burritt Allen, George Lincoln.
4 Charles Patton, Herbert Ayres, Guy
! Hannigan, John Flaws, +. w. Parsons.
a Jr., Louis Fisher and Langdon Place;
Frank GoWiand, teacher.
4 When it comes to furniture the ladies
4 all know that we lead and while others
4 try to follow they are SO far behine
4 that we can not even hear their rattle
Il The new novelties that we are roM
Il showing bring out expressions of sur
4 prise even from the ladies who are
FUSED to seeing the kind Of goods tina,
4 we sell. We have some new fancy
rockers, bedroom chairs, sideboards
extension, libarry and center tables anG
. everything in the furniture line. Don,
{. take our word for 1t. but come n ant
s; see for yourself. ID. c.. Wilbur.
I. While Mayor Pierce was in Chicago Il
4 consult with President kimball of tho
4 Central, he took occasion to call upon
4 President Matthiessen. Of the Glucose
i Sugar Refining Company The mattersoi
q the sewage disposal plant and the syrur
factory were brought UP and Presiden,
l{Matthiessen Informed the mayor thai
1.-The city couldn't get the sewage plant
started any too soon to suit the com.
d pany. The glucose people are all ready
Z to begin the erection of the syrup plant
:, land the erection Of the big plant de-
!. ponds now on how soon the city can ge,
4 the other plant under way of erection.
The district w. c. t. Z. convention
began its sessions Friday afternoon il
the Friends church. Not as large {
Ecrowd as had been desired has been ii
, attendance, but the attendance ha.
been principally those who have beer
\ workers in the temperance cause fol
4 years. Friday evening Miss Belle Mis-
talked on Problems Of Purity in 6
manner at once earnest and refined
& This morning various subjects were
!. discussed, among the most interesting