Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-13

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the latest style at Trautmans
When you want correct STYLES in.
neckwear go to Farralid & Clifford.
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All the light and staple shades in kid
gloves for Easter at NJ. f. Andrews.
We are receiving lots of new goods
daily for the spring trade. Hellberg.
ions. etc. etc, for Saturday. Adams
grocery.
We have a beautiful line of suits for
boys 3 to s years old. Best in town. T.
A. Stern.
Great display of trimmed hats tomor-
Srow-trading stamps. Hoyt,s Depart
fment Store.
Again we are able to supply the
trade With centerville coal. Gregory
Brown Coal Co.
Easter hats. Pappe Bros. is the hat
store Where You can find all the new
Styles at 81, s1s5o. 81 and SO.
Bigsline of infants wear. vests. bands.
dresses. skirts, under waists, drawers,
hose, booties, sacuues, etc, at Newcon-.
.er's.
Pappe Bros. are nicely settled in their
tenSorary location, Schobert's old
stand. They promise to take care. of you
tomorrow.
You will certainly want a new tie for.
Easter. We received a big shipment
yesterday of all the new styles. Far
rand & Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrison Went to
Mason City Thursday evening. where
they will visit over Sunday With the
formers parents, MIR. and Mrs. William
Harrison.
Wanted-F'or the Iowa State Sports
mems Association tournament, May %
% and "a, loo live pigeons: state price
and quantity You can furnish. l.. c..
Abbott, secretary.
Tomorrow Saturday ONLY. the choic-
est reckwear. consisting of tecks. scarfs
and band bows. sold everywhere from 30
cents to so cents, only 15cents at Pappe.
Bros: Schobert's old stand.
Mrs. Ella Davis. of Malcolm who was
aecount8of the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Seely, returned home Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Seeiy is consdera-
bly, improved.
"A store full of new furniture, carpets,
l.linoleu1n. lace curtains. go-car,s and
| baby cabs is what you may expect to
lssee when you go to Marion Cards
| Anticipating a large spring trade we
purchased accordingly and have sold
many handsome things already. Marion
Gard.
The ST. Anthony people seem&to still
be in doubt in their oWIl minds, re-
garding the case of smallpox in that
/ vicinity and another doctor. from this
/ city was called to look at the case
iThursday. He says the disease with
| which the Ganncn boy is suffering is
l3nct smallpox. DR. Kennedy. of the
state board OF health. is now to be
called.
Beauty's court remains in millinery.
with the first smiles of spring about to
tappaarsin earnest the millinery depart
iment demonstrates its supremacy =
! with Q showing of fashions finest fan
/ cies that rivals every other display Ii
\ town. From every nook and corner
peeps forth the evidence of;our careful
i ahoosins-an array of millinery excll,-
\ siveness so imposing as to command
1.-THE admiration Of every feminine heart
HOur Easter millinery is onadisplay. anG
it Will please you. Mrs Morrill,.
itSstsall
Barney Wheeler. an old soldier ar.
lrested by City Marshal Jones; Jacl
| Fisher, an old soldier from the Leaven.
worth. Kan. Home, arrested by Office,
Il Hanson: q. e. Goble, an old soldiersar
1 rested by Mayor Pierce; j. Hall, arrest.
ed by Officer Hanson; NJ. Fitzg!bbon.
and ]. Mclean, old soldiers arrested b,
4 Officer. Clark. We're before Mayor Pierce
BEthis morning charged with intoxication
Wheeler, Hall and Fitzgibbons settled
5tby paying he costs and Fisher and Nc.
Lean We're sentenced to six days work
Goble pleaded not guilty and his hear
ling was set for this afternoon.
4 The Political Equality Club me
4 Thursday night at the home OF Mr. an,
a Mrs. r. NJ. Sutton. Mrs. II. D. Brown
4 told in an interesting way of the par
4 the United States will take in the grea
Il Paris exposition this summer and from
Teach one present some noteworthy fac
i Twas gained Miss Martha Roardman
4 who was to discuss the Alaskan bound
larry. had given muchetime to her prep
aratior and was able to give her audi
Iscnce comprehensive idea of the his
4 torical facts and present difficulties
concerning the Canadians claims. Sh,
had drawn map, which served as al
excellent illustration of what she said
Philoi King, night superintendent Of
the glucose works, who leaves ror Chi
4 cago tonight, will, II successful in q
I! venture that has engaged his constant
|attention for the past few weeks, not re-
turn to Marshalitown, nor will he have
a liking for the glucose business any
more. Mr.. King has been working on ar
assay of 9 quantity. of ore, sent him by
a lady friend in Colorado. The ore was
supposed to be richer than any Cape
Nome product ever seen, but SO far but
a small amount of gold has been secured
i from the quartz. Mr.. King has worked
faithfully, however, with mortar ana
pestle and has pounded and pounded
with all the velocity Of a hydraulic en-.
lgine. The test has been carried on in
the laboratory OF Contractor C. C.. Gil.
man, who is an expert on gold ore, and
who has furnished. when Mr.. King was
not at work, all the gold that has been
taken from the ore. This was done BY
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