Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-26
DR.. Nichols, physician.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Fine tailoring. Brenneck & Hansen.
Or. Cheshere, physician and surgeon.
Kid glove headquarters. Archie Par
ger.
DR.. Nichols, physician.

81 OI.a SAeSAere, physician anu SuTkSOn.
Kid glove headquarters. Archie Par
ker.
Embroideries and laces, something
new and pretty, at the HawkeSe.
Big line of wash goods in all the now
elites of the season at Newcomers.
Wash silks and foulard silks for
waists and dresses at NJ. f. Andrews.
Gasoline stoves-See our strictly safe
Insurance stove. II is just the stove
YOU want. Schmiit's Hardware Store.
Mrs. John Bowman, who has for
some weeks been Very Ill from nelw-
Gus trouble. is reported to be gradually
regaining her health.
We can deliver frst-class rubble
stone for foundation work on short no.
tice. Prices reasonable. Prompt deliv-
cry. Marshalltown Stone Company.
room 5, court house.
The case of j.. l.. Mackaman. who
sued Stanley Dwight for s25 alleged to
be real estate commission due him, was
tried in Justice Burritt's court this
morning. the defendant winning the
case.
George Wagner spent "Wednesday at
Albion at the bedside of Joe Cripps,
who has been Ill for a long time with
Tuberculosis of the bone. Mr.. Grips
is gradually growing worse and his at
tending physician gives no encourage
ment whatever
1t L ;al
man for the Marshalitown Light, Pow
err & Railway Company. expects to take
his old position again on May l. MIR.
E,ichorn has been night baggageman
for the Northwestern during the past
two years, but finds that the night
work is undermining his health.
For meetings shown below excursion
tickets may be sold April % and "a and
April % and DC, from points within 100
miles of Cedar Rapids. Ia, at fare and
one-third for round trip. limited to ana
including April IS. for the annual con-
vention Iowa State Retaii Grocers AS
ISOLATION. Trans Mississippi Food Expo
|sition, Dramatic Order knights OF
khorassan. G. n. Heafford, G.. p. ct.
"A. ID
1t pays to be sure you are buying good
furniture. and especially can we sell you
the good az lowand often rthanthat
which has a pretended excellence hid
den by veneer and Narnish. We car
offer you some values IN couches that
will surprise you. The new arrivals i'm
that line are elegant. You can not help
but be pleased with the goods, and our
prices are lower than amy in the city.
Marion Gard.
Mr.. George Rogers. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Rogers, of this city.celebrat-
ed in a fitting way the second anniver-
sars of the departure of Company II. of
which he was a sergeant, by arriving
home from New Orleans for two
weeks visit. MIR. Rogers. who was for
merry employed in the general freight
department of the Central, has been in
New Orleans fo, a yearsor soEinithe en-
Ep!oy Of Z. G. Palmer. Jr. formerly gem
Ieral freight agent of the Central, who is
now conducting a paper mill in the
southern metropolis.
Five gentlemen whose tastes run To
travel and whose appeutes led them Il
/ tarry long at the wine last night re-
sceiyed a sentence of six days work
when they interviewed Mayor Pierce
ItlIs morning. They gave their names as
I.J Tile OF Nalera, j. Morgan Of Buff
/ falo, y. y. r. Donald Of New York.
j. Doyle of Clinton, and j. Gerry of
Davenport. Officers Weaver and Clark
made the arrests. H. Webb, the old
veteran from the Homo whose appetite
| for booze seems Unsuitable. was again
i before the court on a charge of intOyi-