Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-18

Il
New lot of silk dimities arrived this
morning; just the thing for graduating
dresses. NJ. r. Andrews
Mems White unlaundered shirts, reg
uiar Decent qualities, 49 cents each.
EHoyt's Department Store.
We will be pleased to show you a
nice new stock of solid silver ware as
Well as plated goods. Hellbers.
See the pretty sofa pillow tops in In
dian heads, floral designs. cross Stitch
designs, also the materials for working,
at Newcomers.
Big Bargain Show window case,
counters and shelving al Stern's old
I;stand Immediately, 20 East Main
street. H. Fornes.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railway
y. NJ. c. "A. Will meet with Mrs. Frank
Chapman, No. 500 South Fourth street,
Thursday afternoon.
The Emerson piano has stood the
test of fifty years and 70, o00purchasers
recommend them to their friends. Sold
by the Tuffree Music House.
The Congregational ladies will be en-
Itertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs,
E. r. Lay and Mrs. d. H. Gross at the
formers home. No. 6 North Second
street.
/ We,Hvill put on sale tomorrow morn
ing one bale Of bleached muslin for &
cents yard, which is equal in quality
to any 1o-cent muslin sold in the city.
Lee & Benedict.
Especially complete is our line of car
pets. Whether Your need is for hall
dining room,. chamber or living room
carpet, we are sure You Will find it at
our store. d. q. Wilbur.
Harry Fallrion spent Sunday with
This parents iii Carroll. He has been a Z
NIeliresor for some time, hut recently
accepted a position in the bindery 81
1.-THE Narskall Printing Company at
EsMarshalItown.
Alessrs. c. p Cook and H. z. Densell
islsft on the Colorado special Tuesday,
SeTening for Lincoln, Neb.. where they.
win attend four days shooting tour
nament given by the Lincoln Club The
Agshoot began this morning.
AIessrs. Frank Carmichael. Charles
5lDun. Robert Kirk, Harry Williams.
sl8Clifford Maynard. James Sanborn and
t.. L. and w r. Lesser Jr all of
Ii 1'ama. We're in the city Tuesday even
ING 10 attend The Devils Auction
The Northwestern.s Colorado special,
east bound, due in this city at $50.
was dslayed Tuesday evening and did
mot arrive until $50. The cause Of the
i delay was . result of some trouble on
4 the Union Pacific. before the train was
4 Bluffs transfer.
The report of the Iowa Central for the
second week of April shows the approx
innate earnings to have been SCI .535.722.
Il against SCI .152.14 an inerea - of s5s7s35S
lover the same period last year. For the
1.-TWO weeks of the present month the
earnings have been s15s24l.a4 against
4 So .i2a.5s, an increase Of s'',siss5.
Mrs j NJ. Reynolds left this morn
I ing for Kinross. keokuk county. called
Z by a telegram announcing the danger
Il Gus illness Of her son-in-law. DR..
George H. Porter. until recently Of
Steamboat Rock. The message did
q state the cause of DR.. Porter's illness,
4, but as he was we'll a few days ago Mrs
Reynolds fears something is indeed se-
il rious.
/, "A novel idea in advertising has beer
by Fl S. Thurber, the bicycle
q dealer.on Church street and First ave
n nue.. "A bicycle is placed iii front of the
store placarded Cash price will be re-
D luced 81 each day until sold. Price to-
4 day s....'' The scheme is attracting
ss.Isconsderable attention. Gentlemen,s
! Modern Rambler bicycle was placed or
q sale to-day.
sale of Thoroughbred stock at the
farm of r. H. Huglton. Albion, today,
: drew a large crowd of purchasers anG
n spectators. Mr.. w. l.. McLeland, of this
city. Was presnt. Mr.. Thompson, of The
+ Homestead. Des Moines. and Mr.. Wal
sjl3lace of the Wallace Farmer, the leading
Horticultural papers of the state, were
thru the city this morning en- route tc
( the sale, as was also Mr.. Jones, who
r icried thessale.
Our store is not as large as Wana
( makers, neither do we claim to hav,
q as many goods hut we do say, ant
stand ready to substantiate it, that w
have as good furniture as is sold in tn
!. city and our prices are lower thai
those of our competitors We buy il
: car load lots and for cash; that is VIII,
we make lower prices. Our line Of fan
$. cy rockers and couches is very com
plete. Marion Gard.
Conductor Harry Taylor, Of tn
Northwestern, whose injury at Col
:. Tuesday was reported in the T.-R'
y dispatches Tuesday, and whose dealt
y y occurred this morning as result o
!. the accident, was quite well known ii
: this city. "A sister OF the deceased, Mrs
!. Il Eva Furnas, resides two miles north o
Quarry. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Storrs, OF Ir
!, !, wing, parents of Conductor Taylor ais
= his sister, Mrs +. w. Prill. and brother
c. storrs, Of Chelsea, passed thru tn
e. city Tuesday evening en- route t
y Boone, where the injured man wa
Z taken after the accident. Conducto
i Taylor was formerly an employee OF th
n LeGrand Quarry Company. at Quarry
: For a number Of years he worked 70
e the Northwestern at Quarry, havin
n charge OF the trains in the quarrie.
ell The entire summer, last year. wa
It spent in charge Of the company's wor
train at Quarry.
IS Beautiful line Of wash goods from
lcents g yard up at Newcomers.