Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-27

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For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
4 Choice country and creamery butter.
Reynolds. Watson & Co.
Great variety of styles in ladies linen
collars at NJ. r. Andrews.
| Look in our show window and see the
new cheffoniers just in. d. g. Wilbur.
i India linens. Persian lawns, organizes
and fancy White goods at Newcomers.
More new and stylish hats to select
from at Pappe Bros. than any place in
|town.
Mocha and Java coffee, Is cent. a
pound. Equal to any S5-cent goods. c..
y. Hoyt.
Buy Your millinery from Bannatyne
& Lay at prices much lower than usu-
ally asked.
lseautiful styles IN Egyptian tissue
for dresses and waists. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
| Pappe Bros. line Of $500 hats, either
in Derbys or Fedoras, are sold else
where at So.
Buy carpets, matlings and linoleums
at headquarters and save money. Ban
natyne & Lay.
g. H. Z. Boardman, successor to
Boardnan 4 Boardman. suite 5, court
house. Law, loans, collections.
This is the time Of year when you be-
\ gin 10 think Of medium weight UNDER
wear. We have it at all prices. Far
rand & Clifford.
What $ the matter with us? You
don't know? Well, call around and see
III there is anything. John F. Irwin
Lumber Company.
We will have no brass band to an-
i3nounces oursremoval, but good solid bar
gains and honest goods in every de-
partment. p. "A. Stern.
4 The earnings of the Chicago Great
4 Western railway for the third week of
| April show an Increase of Sl5.213. OF over
the corresponding week oe last year,
making a total increase since the be-
Ginning of the fiscal year, July 1, to
date, of s7sl, 1909.
Mr. and Mrs. Al NJ. Rhoades, of New
.Sharon. former residents of Marshall
tnwn, We're in attendance at the Odd
Fellows celebration Thursday and took
occasion to visit their daughter, Miss
lsDella, who is attending school here.
Mrs. Rhoades' friend. Mrs. Will Stew
Tart, of Mason City, met her here.
Constable Nicholson arrested "Ab
Hall yesterday upon a c.,argesof disor-
lderly conduct, in disturbing a section
LOT he odd Fellows parade. John Cor
Trick filed the informa tion from which
the warrant was issued by Justice Bur-
lritt. Hall was discharged upon giving
self.
officer Charles Hanson has sold his.
]residence property at 404 South Third.
street To the Rhoadss- Carmean Com-3
spany, which will move the house to a
lot Which ii owns south of the railroad
4 tracks on Third street. Mr.. Hanson Will
\ build a new house this summer, u two
|1stery frame structure, which will cost
4 about $1,000.
4 assistant General Manager S. San
born, of the NORTHWESTERN. accompanied
lib. Mrs. Sanbe.n, passed thru the city
a Thursday ev ening in the company bust.
6Inesssc car No. 404. attached to the G'olora-
do special. en- route to Council Bluffs.
4 Superintendent III. j. Slifer. of the Iowa
5|3dirision. accompanied the general man
4 lager from Cedar Rapids to Boone.
II Sheriff Shoemaker departed for Ana
lsmosa Thursday evening With a. r.
4 1easkey, of Hubbard, who was SEN
tenced to eighteen months ilnprison-
\ ment for forgery. Laskey feels Well
4 satisfied over his sentence, which he
a eonsiders "a light one. and says be is
g3Willing to take his medicine. II the
+ Eprisoner's conduct in Anamosa is such
{ las 10 warrant the extending of good
thine. as II probably will be, he will be
& free again in about fourteen months.
Mr.. Will Shoemaker accompanied his
E father on the trip to Anamosa.
III $500 .tss 4
\ 1Oes Moines Leader: Col. l.. M. Mar
sIiin. formerly general manager of the
Y. iowa Central railroad. is engaged in
Ipromoting a company for the construc-
lion Of a line Of road from Springfield,
Mo-, to Little Rock. Ark. The proposed
llina is about 200 miles inlength, and ira
3 9Yerses a country where for twenty miles
S lon either side there would be no COM
'5Ipeting lines The country is rich in zinc
V ore, building stone and inexhaustible
T.
Iauantities Of pine and oak timber. Col.
:, Martin is supposed to represent the Mis-
! souri, Pacific company, whicfis believed
TO be behind the enterprise.
An irate farmer. living somewhere
5 near Laurel, drove to the city Thursday
! lafternoon and insisted upon officer
! Hanson arresting storey Wells. "a prom
sIineEt farmer who formerly lived near
: Laurel but who now resides in this city,
+ Mr.. Wells. it seems, had been 10 his
farm ard was driving home, when he
y passed a young lamb by the roadside.
! The lamb wac of the same kind that fol-
) flowed Mary and it insisted upon follow
q ing Mr.. Wells buggy some distance. The
\ lfarmer thought Mr.. Wells was trying
TO entice the lamb here and became un.
&lduly excited. Mr.. Wells friends had
considerable fun at his expense in try.
!, ing to get him to explain why the pc
s lice We're about his premises.
E The Cedar Rapids Gazette of Thurs
/ day evening says concerning the Heiss
+ case: George Heiss, who was acquit-
j tied by the jury this morning OF the
i charge OF robbing August Meier, Of Hol-
Z Handy Grundy county, was not allowed
3 to breathe the sweet air OF liberty but a
t few seconds, as he was Immediately ar