Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13

i1tg Tinrea- RppuhIt ra,r, ,
DR.. Mairs, osteopathy.
All music Scents at Harlan'a
DR.. Bullard. osteopath. 30 East Main.
Fresh oysters at the Paragon restau-
rant.
The finest bakery goods in the city at
Sundells Cafe.
The opening at the New York Mill
merry will be Sept. 10 and 20.
Wood of any and all kinds and lengths
delivered quickly. Gregory Brown Coal
Company.
Fifty pieces new style black dress
goods received today. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Before buying anything in the lumber
and coal line see US. j. F. Irwin Lum-
Der Company.
Manager E. L. Stoltz. of Armour &
Co. was in Eldora Thursday night
looking after business matters.
Only SO to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Via Chicago Great Western railway
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. IA and 10.
Only So to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
via the Chicago Great Western on Sept
IA and Is, tickets good returning Sept
16.
Miss Neva Bentley went to Grinnell
this morning, where she will enter the
conservatory of Iowa College for q
years study.
Children's heavy double knee fast
black hosiery, regular Is cent quality
tomorrow, Saturday, 10 cents per pair.
Archie Parker.
The Iowa Tea Company has the
largest, best and most complete line of
china ever offered for sale by any retail
store in Marshalltown.
The teachers and officers of the indus
trial school will meet in the east court
room on Saturday afternoon to prepare
for the opening of the school.
Mr.. Joe Punnell, who is in the employ
of the Seagers at Gilman, was in the
city over night. Mr.. Punnell says that
the seasons canning will be finished he
thinks, by tomorrow or early next week.
See small bills and ask ticket agent
for full particulars regarding the ex-
cursion to Minneapolis and st. Paul
Saturday, Sept. IA, via the Iowa Cen
trail railway. Round trip rate from
this city only SO.
The Iowa Tao cnp,napy ;c frry chi ey
teas, coffees, spices, extracts and baking
it gives better goods for the same
than it's competitors 1t enables it to
buy direct from factories.
Mr.. j. H. Gouthier, of Chicago, ar
rived in the city on the Colorado special
Thursday evening. coming to accept a
position as salesman in the store of
Mr.. Henry Pappe. Mr.. Gouthier was
accompanied by his wife and little son,
who are domiciled for the present in a
suit of rooms at the f. E. Hood home.
A couple of changes in the saloon
business of the city is announced to oc-
cur Oct. i. The Pilgrim bar operated
under the direction of the Gipps Brew
ing company on that date will be dis
continued, and the Gipps saloon on the
corner of Third avenue and Market
street will be removed from its present
| location to the new Arson building on
North First street.
1 1t Is seldom that people in this vic
nifty get chance to see such dis
play of jewelry as will be on exhibit
ton at Hellberg's store tomorrow. The
travelling representative of the great
tjewelry manufacturers of Attleboro,
Mass, will open all his sample trunks
showing thousands of dollars worth
of this seasons new things in jewelry
4 Everybody is invited to call and view
the sight.
The elegant catalog published by the
Dudley Business College has attracted
4 much attention thruout the United
States. being the subject of many high
ily commendatory letters from men yer,
eminent in school ana advertising at
fairs 1t has also received very favor
able notice in educational journals ant
magazines. Do you know 1t is the fines
catalog ever sent out of this city? Thi
catalog is for distribution and ALI inter
ested should call or write for a copy
, stating which department you are mos
!, interested in. Do it today.
The cracker factory scheme this tim
promises to win. over half of the stool
having been subscribed already. Sue
I. men as d. T. Denmead. l.. r. Idso. A. A
Moore, Fisher Governor compan.
= Boardman. Aldrich G. Lawrence. Rob
4 ertson G. strub. c. T. LaPlant, McBrid
$ & Will. Charles ]. Lander. A. F. Bale
and H. j. Benson have subscribed 70
stock, everyone except Mr.. Benson tax
. ing lot with each share to insure
safe investment and still secure tw
I chances for profit. There IS no reaso
: why a cracker company that in on
o year did $4,000 worth of business at
e profit in Story City can't run success
fully in Marshalltown.
The Iowa Central road departmer
= will complete the work of cutting dow
the grade and making the fills on Bee
Garden" hill, which has been in prt
. gress for the past two months, by Sa
. urday evening and the work of loadir
o and hauling the gravel for the BE,
Garden hill work and all other b.
tween Marshalltown and Oskaloos
j. will probably be begun by Thursday
" next week. The company shovel, tn,
$. has been on the work of excavation
a Beer Garden" will be placed at Il
e, Clifford pit to get out the gravel nece
l. sary for the work south. The dirt fro