Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-25
Dr.. Bay. woodbury. block.


Or. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Up-to-date troussrings at Hopkins.
Correct laundry work done at Fit
tons.
Fresh bulk oysters, % cents quart.
Flowers meat market.
All up-to-date papers on hand In our
reading room, Wall & Rails.
II. e. simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of pos toffice.
Black and drab satin corsets for $3.50
worth ST. Hoyt's Department Store.
Fall and winter opening Thursday, the
9th. Latest styles in hats. Mrs Morrill,.
Wanted-Four or five good bricklay-
ers. j. +. Atkinson, Marshalltown,
Iowa.
We will furnish a city scale oertifi-
it. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Marion Gard, 1913 East Main, is now
showing a line Of rockers. baby cabs,
couches and rugs that can't be beat.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. and S West Main.
Both phones.
Our millinery opening takes place on
Friday of this week A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to see the new
styles. Hoyt's Department Store.
Wanted-A tirst-class young man to
act in the capacity of solicitor and clerk
for mercantile firn.in this city. Ad-
dress at once G., care Times-Repub
lican.
Mrs. L. Carter, East Grant street,
has just returned from Chicago with a
full lire of dress goods, samples and fine
trimmings. Paris models will be in this
week. Would be pleased to have the
ladies call.
Mrs. G. F. Schoenhut has returned
home after two weeks absence, dur
ing which time she has acted as one of
the judges Of the art exhibits at the
county fairs held at Indianola and
West Liberty.
Many are taking advantage Of the
closing out sale of the Bee Hive. as all
the goods will be sold except the
groceries at wholesale prices, as we
Will not buy more new goods except
groceries. j. f. Harrigan.
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Wall & Rails are doing big business
in the new line of suitinss just received.
Nothing but the best of goods are
handled and the suits are made
in the correct style. Call and inspect
the prettiest line of suitings ever shown
in this city.
Dunno & Ryley's THE Night Of the
Fourth Company arrived in the city
this afternoon on the Colorado special
from Des Moines. The baggage arrived
on the east-bound local train this morn
ing. in a special car. in order to allow
the Odeon's force to get the stage set
without too much hurry this afternoon.
A special train on the Northwestern.
known as the brotherhood special
running east as the second section of
No. II, passed thru the city at about II
O'clock, bearing the eastern delegates of
the International B. of l.. F. convention
TO their various homes from Des
Moinss. where the association has been
in convention for the past few weeks.
Commencing today and continuing al
week. cooking exhibition, showing thu
latest, han6aomest and most durable
range In operation. Biscuits of Benson!
Cream of Patent flour baked in three
minutes and served with Sinclair's
Java and Mocha every afternoon free
BE sure and visit schmidt's hardware
store and see the finest display of stee
ranges, cook stoves, heating stoves ant
kitchen ware.
Mrs. c. C. Gilman and daughter. Mis-.
Carolyn, have returned from their sum
mer's outing in the east. Most of thu
time has been spent al Brant Rock
Mass. and relatives in Boston wer.
also visited On their return a weel
was spent in Chicago. Mrs. Gilman an,
daughter will spend the winter In tn,
city and are opening their home at No
202 South Center street. Mr. Waite
Gilman, who has been with one of hi
fathers construction companies a
i Hicksville. o., viii be home in weel
or so.
Justice Allen this morning announce,
| his decision in the case of NJ. G.. Doc
little, Who was tried on a charge of as
saulting A. w. Head The iustic
rendered a decision of guilty and as
sessed fine of $40 and costs. Defend
ant will appeal the case to the distric
court. The case against A. w. Head
lin which Mr.. Doolittle is the complain
ling witness and in which the use of oh
! scene language is charged. was cake
on a change of venue to Justice Bur
ritt's court and for the second time wa
continued, this time until Monda
morning next.
For a mum Der Of years Mrs r. P. Mi
4 Ter was member Of the Literary Cla
and is still much interested in the wor
of the club. Monday evening, therefor
che invited the young ladies to NEE
j with her at their regular session. Tt
4 art study of the evening was rather
4 com bination affair, as Miss Edith Wa
ernlan told of Fra Angelica, Mrs. Fl.
Marsh of Giotto and his famous con-
a panile at Florence and Miss Mar
i Welles gave an interesting account {
i the AIedici and the effect of their reig
i upon the art of Florence. A social hot
was enjoyed and the hostess served
dainty luncheon from her tea table ar
samover.