Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-19
DR.. Nichols, physician.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Enter business college. Free trial.
Wanted-Milliner. at Mrs. Morrills.
DR.. Cheshere. physician and surgeon
Sweaters for little and big boys a

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Sweaters for little and big boys at
lStern's.
Ladies' shoes shined at Bromley's
shoe store.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" Scent cigar.
Complete line in summer corsets.l
Hoyt's Department Store
Beachs World soap is guaranteed to
be the best laundry soap made.
Wrappers and childrens wash goods
dresses at Bannatyne & Lays.
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II. e. simkins, undertaking exclusive
|ly. Second door west of postofiice.
We can show you the prettiest line
of Brussels net curtains in the city. NJ.
F. Andrews.
Lace curtains in new and attractive
designs. Special prices in odd pieces.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Try the Packard So shoes. They are
the best wearing and fitting shoes on
the market at that price. Bromley's
4 Shoe Store.
Thursday evening. April 10, at 8
1 o'clock The Holy Grail" By Mrs.
Ford, at Miss Halbert's 4o7 West Main
Istreet. Admission so cents.
The best grade of paints and the
lhandsomest line of wall paper you will
i find at George p. Powers IS East Main
street. If you are going to paper or
paint get my prices.
A Very satiSfactnrv fest r.ac ,,,da
"Wednesday of a patent sprinkling de-.
4 vice, which is to be stationed in the
basement of The Woodbury. block The
sprinkler can be attached in mo-
ment's notice to the city hose in case OF
l.fire.
AS good as the Sterling, a compari-
son often made by other dealers. Why
|compare with Sterling bicycle? Be
cause it is the acme of perfection. None
better and the price will astonish you
4 This is our tenth year selling Sterlings.i
/ Abbott & Son.
The Crescent and Andrea bicycles are
standard wheels. and the very best in
the market for the price. Ii pays al
ways TO get the best, and that is what
You do when you buy one of those
wheels. The material in them is first
class, they run easy. and are in every
Way desirable wheels. For sale Mt
Schmidt's hardware store, 102 West
Main.
/ Mrs. G. "A. seely,s condition Wednes-
8day was not SO encouraging as on the
day previous and the patient is consid-
cred dangerously ill. Mrs. Seely,s trou-s
ible is appendicitis. She has consented to
submit tol4an operation, which Mil be
performed as soon as she is considered
strong enough TO Withstand the ordeal.
Mrs. Ella Davis. of Malcolm, Mrs. See
ly's mother, is expected this evening.
The dispatches today announce the
sentence of Bruce L. Baldwin, of Cas-
sead'e, 70 one Year for obtaining money
under false pretenses, accounts of
which have previously appeared in
j8these columns. Baldwin was formerly
i being known by his friends as Circus
& sator 1. Nv. Baldwin,, of Cascade, who
4 died Feb. 8. 1895.
i There is an art value in fine furni-
lure, a refining, elcvatlng influence like
5isthat Of good pictures. The best mer-
4 3chandising means the fostering9of such
influences. and as2there is always a pie
sIsture show worth visiting in the art
4 5gallerX. there is always q furniture
4 show worth seeing in cur furniture
1sstore. We have a new line Of fancy
I5rockers hat is Worth your while to see.
4 The price we ask is moving them rap
q idly. Marion Gard.
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lin the postoffice, as required by the reg
Il sulations Of the service, a notice 10 the
i effect that bids would he opened May
p for The furnishing Of the posioftice
s premiseS for the FIVE years beginning
Nov. 4. 1900, the present lease expiring
ION that date. The government reserves
~ he right in making all contracts. to
cancel the lease providing permanent
postoftice quarters should be secured
after the contracts We're signed.
s. Mrs. Jessie G. Liston, principle of the
. Fourth Ward has issued invitations to
& the schools patrons for Thursday af-
ternoon, when a mothers meeting will
lbe held. Mrs. F. H. Boucher will lead
1.-THE discussion of the question Shall
q the Child's Will be Developed by OPP
posing Desire, or by Training in the
3 Power of Desire 81 and Mrs. L. c. A b.
bolt will talk on the Importance OF
-E3nolrishing food for growing children
I land the effect of food on moral, mental
: and physical development.
81 A peculiar burglary occurred
"wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lee. altho just whe1
entrance to the house was effected is
I unknown, but it must have been before
midnight, as about that time Mrs. Lee
! land sister, Miss Nollie Allison, re.
turned from the Whitehead Whittol
wedding. Some one had entered the
Z Kitchen and appropriated the week:
u washing, which had not been put away
J. Nothing else has been missed except a
: tea kettle, and from all Indications the
K operations We're confined to the one
: room. The domestic had neglected t.
: lock the back door. SO entrance ant
9 exit We're made easy and as Mr.. Lee
1 had retired early the thieves were un-
q molested. The burglary, judging from
& the manner in which it was carried out
and from the articles sought ant
taken. would indicate that there is {
: woman thief in the city.
: The Davenport Republican says
t Madame de Tourney, the great
q French tragedienne who was TO have