Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-27
DR.. Bay. IA East Main.


DR.. Bay. IA East Main.
Kuymiss at Mcbride & Wills.
DIR. Bryant opposite postotiice.
DIR. Boucher has removed TO 2oS South
Third avenue.
Correct watch work at Aliens, IA
East Main street.
DR.. j. NJ. Wilson. at Hotel Slavery,
gives one treatment. free.
Get a new hat at Morrll's. Selling at
cost. lis West Main street.
Big line of white goods for waists and
dresses in all the new things OF the sea-
son at Newcomers,
The Lurvey home. at SOS South Ninth
avenue, Was guaranteed Friday eve
ming for diphthera.
Two or three dollars saved on every
pair of shoes, by getting Your shoes
and free shines at L. G. Wallace's.
Call and inspect our line of Dunkley
canned goods. The best in the city at
eNceedlnly low prices for elegant goods.
Olson.
Rev. j. H. Niblock will SO to Albion
this evening, where he will occupy the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church on
sunday.
We make a speciality Of cleaning lace
curtains and claim to do the best ,aun
dry work in the city. Flitton's Steam
Laundry.
some of the prettisst white shirt
waists You ever saw just received at
Newcomers. Green trading stamps with
all cash purchases
Drop i'm and try a dish of our ice
cream soda when You get too warm.
We carry the best that can be bought.
Geo. Powers drug store.
Goldins's Skin Enamel the new anti
septic substitute for court plaster. is
now on sale al the stores Of b. A, Nor
gan and Mcbride u Will Drug Com
pany.
For rent after May S, Fine store room
oppostc court house on Main street.
2ix100 feet. Best location. Also store
room on Third avenue Inquire Of j.
l. Carney.
If yollaars out driving tomorrow and
want something to refresh You. drive
UP TO cur store and get an ice cream
Soda ~, a dish of ice cream. Our clerks
Mil come out and wait upon You. Geo.
Powers drug store
Mrs Edward Isswalt Of collins. who
has been in THE city Il few days on sac-
count u the serious illness of her
daughter. Mrs. r. A. Ely, left this
morning for her home Mrs. Ely is
considerably improved today.
car route to California is the Iowa Cen
trail railway. Cars leave every Tuesday
and arrive at Los Angeles the following
Saturday morning. Write t. George S.
Batty, @ 7. and T. A, MarshaEtown,
Ia. for rates, Illustrated literature, etc.
Presiding Elder j. b. -Albrook, of Mt.
Vernon. Was in the city this morning,
being on MS Way to Undn, where he
conducted quarterly conference this
morning. This afternoon he was a,
Minerva and this evening viii be- at Al
bion. He viii preach AT Albion Sunday
morning a; Minerva in the afternoon
and at Union Sunday night.
I Yesterday was8a good day for the eys
\ Doctors many residents If the city. anf
7 especially those whose business calico
them 10 the south part Of town, being
compelled to seek relief as the result 81
I the dust and sand lodging in iheifeys
liusnaen and others who had 10 FREE
qun;n .he depot distric, many times
curing the day, donned blue glasses af-
i9ter the first trip.
The second game of base hall between
K the junior Second ward and Arnols
1 school teams was played this morning
on the grounds of the former on Nortt
Third street, opposite Park street am
resulted in another victory for the Sec
lis Cole and George Duncan formed ths
1 battery for the victors. while Lee Coop
er and Joe Trunke did the fancy WORK
for the Arnolds. Merrill Cole acted a:
4 umpire.
The Peoria Journal. in SUMMARIZING
1 the Shipments Of grains into that city
4 sdurlng the past year, has itenlized III,
lamount Of corn as having been 1s5s5. Sol
/ bushels and oats / 1890 bushels Oi
lsttlis amount the Iowa Central delivered
10 the whisky distillng center Of tl'
world nearly one-third of the Gotta
q amount of corn received. or 5242,sOo bu
shells. and in the matter of oats carriec
/ about one half the entire amount, or 81
272. 200 bushels.
4 The business nlensof South Third ave
nue. had a good chance TO witness tn
= advantages of street sprinkling yester
4 day, for with the high wind the dus
y and sand from the railway yard
swooped down in dense clouds all da,
4 long. II was impossible to keep thing
clean and store buildings had to be shu
up to avoid the dust. The dust was 8
thick that 1t was impossible to see NOR
than a half block away most of the day
The sprinkler has not been on tina
street this season, but few more les
sons like the one yesterday Will likel
bring it out in a hurry
The Commercial Club would welcom
E to this city any manufacturing enter
( prise employing a dozen or more rner
). Dudley Business College has enrolle
125 students in the past eight months
and has spent several thousand dollar
in this city, and the students hav
spent more than as much more. Is 1t
good thing? If so. say so when 70
have an opportunity. We have place
several we'll trained young people in de
sirabie positions. and to business me
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