Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-11

ors. 81 quality for IsFcents. Hoyt's De-
rartment Store.
The best values in ladies' hose in the
city Eight different styles in 2e5-cent
hose. NJ. F. Andrews.
Special sale Saturday of seventS-two-s
inch bleached table linen. worth g.
cents. for 90 cents. Hoyt's Department
Store.
our newest spring styles Of fancy
shirts, sold everywhere for 81 and SIZE.
tomorrow only, special price So cents at
sstern's new store.
We can deliver all grades OF founda-
ton stone on short notice. Prices rea-
sonable. Marshalltawn Stone Com-
pany. room ), court house.
Our rI.e is to furnish satisfactory
3stoue in every particular and give
,ssompt delivery. Marshalltown Stone
Company. room 5, court house.
Our supply of fruit and vegetables
for Saturday will be complete and
fresh. New invoices of coralan Long
Branch crackers. Reynolds. Watson &
Co
"A number of ladies' of the Presbyte-
rian church Will have an exchange at
r. ynplds. Watson &; Co.'S store tonor-
row afternoon and next Saturday after
neon.
i have some genuine maple sugar left
THAT wish TO dispose Of. This is the
last call, as it is going fast. None better
and the price is lower than is being
ated article. G. j. Hoyt.
George Buffer. who was seriously in-
ljured the other afternoon by being
kicked by Il horse, is doing as nicely as
iscould be expected altho as Vet the
complications that may result from the
INJURY have not made an appearance.
Mr.. NJ c. Dalsin, OF State Center,
1 was in#the city on business Thursday.
land while here took occasion to pur-
chase from Charles r. Speers the lat
Iter's sorrel horse. for which he paid
4 $50 Mr.. Dakin wa s anxious to get the
animal TO mate one already in his pos
session.
Charles critchtieid flied an informa-
4 ton before Justice Burritt today chang
ling Albert Buchanan with threatening
1.-The life Of the complaining witness and
lshls family and attempting to njurs
HCrltchfield with club: also with using
profane ard obscene language. Both
1 parties live in the south part of town.
Honest pianos-pianos that are built
upon honor; that embody every im-
Iprovement that modern makers have
4 been able 10 produce; that are unsur-
Hpassed in sweetness OF tone. ease Of
/ action. elegance of finish or in general
4 acknowledgement are the Emerson
Hpianos, sold by the Tutfree Music
i House.
Il j. r. Haines. Slarshalltown's repre-
sentative at the grand ledge meeting
Iof the a. o., U. w. at Creston, returned
nome Thursday night. He speaks III
4 the highest praise of the hospitalits
shown the. grand lodge by the people Of
4 Creston Mr.. Haines was also much
spleased#o over his success in securing tins
4 next annual meeting ofsthe a. Q. Y. w
flor Marshalltown. as published ir
6 Thursday evenings paper.
y The operative 1unketing trip Of this
Iowa Central general officers is proving
TO be quite a lengthy and thorough af-
..lfair No 5. due here at sos Thursday
evening, passed the special bearing Tn,
officers at Elrick junction and the en-
4 tire day before had been spent in com
ing as far west as Abingdon. Oskaioost
was reached Thursday night and to
/, day was spent on the Newton branch
!, out Of New Sharon. 1t is possible TIL
! officials may return to Marshalltowl
this evening, yet it is quite probabl
| they will not be home until tomorrow
q
Mrs kucek led Sheriff Shoemake
l and his deputies a sad life on the tri
i to Mount Pleasant and grew so fran
A tic that it became necessary to us
(. handcuffs to prevent her Going an in
! Jury to herself or others. She saw I'm
aginary money and struggled to get it
called on the trainmen for aid an
generally made life burden to the of
II ticers. AT Abba she grew so violen
{ that it was found necessary to hand
!. Icuff her while awaiting the train. TIL
sheriff and Mr.. and Mrs. Hu.son ar
rived home at 10:40 last night afte
e having spent a couple Of hours in De
!, Moines.
I The Northwestern will put sigh
: change in time into effect at noon Sun
= day. The cards have not been re
ceived here as YET but 1t is understoo
that there is nothing radical contem
y plated. No. II, the west-bound leca
U passenger. due out Of this city at go:
: which follows No. 1 out and relieves b
t making the stops at smaller towns, wi
g arrive and leave ahead of No. 1, til
j. time of which is now 2:1O a. m TIL
!. leaving time Of No. / will probably b
!, changed somewhat and will, accordin
. to the new schedule, leave little Later
: Anew merchandise train will be place
!, on the line between Clinton and Boone
!, similar to the one now In service be
: tween Boone and Council Bluffs.
= See our 8. 5 and Scent towels. Ban
natyne q Lay.