Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17

Let us put your winter supply OF coal
into the cellar. Mineah Lumber Com
pany.
Red Pottage.' After the Red Pot
tage Comes the Exceeding Bitter Cry
at Liebig's.
Prices cut in half and easy monthly
payments while the piano stock lasts.
Eadie Music Company.
Another lot of swell street hats just
received at A. +. Gardeners, corner
Main street and Second avenue.
Buy ton of our Miller Creek" lump
and be convinced of it's many merits.
Brown Fuel and Lime Company, agents.
Adamson will sell sewing machine
needles 15 cents per dozen, oil at cents
per bottle, belts for 10 cents, bobbin
rubbers cent.
You have known us in a business
way for 25 years. Ny motto is fair
dealing and value received for your
money. Tuffree Music House.
BY buying in large quantities Miss
Middlekauff is able to make you satis-
factory prices on goods. Don't miss
the opening, Thursday and Friday.
You will need new rug this fall
when house cleaning is done, and we
would be pleased to show you what we
have, and you will be satisfied. Marion
Gard.
so much as nice Davenport. We have
some new ones that are the latest style,
and the price will surprise you. Marion
Gard.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Central, was in the city Tuesday after
noon, being on his way north from ST.
Anthony, where he had spent the day
looking after company business.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. Lander,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. N. Van .Zandt and
Mrs. j. A. Lane went TO the Marshall
town Gun Clubs, shack, down the river,
this morning, where they will remain
thru the week.
Adamson will sell toning solution at
10 cents per bottle. plates at cost,
squeegee plates at 20 cents, trays at 15
cents, card mounts cents per dozen,
kits at Is cents, and bulbs at % cents.
Come at once il you wish anything in
the camera line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shook and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Kunkel went to Nor
mon Ridge Tuesday evening, where
they will enjoy camp life during the re-.
mainder of the week. While In camp
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friends from the city.
when Fortune Turns" will be the
bill by the Van Dyke & Eaton Com
pany at the Odeon this evening. An
entirely new line of specialties will be
Prices 10, 90 and 30 cents.
Friday will be amateurs night and 80
in prizes will be given away.
Contractor George Cook. of Mime
apolis, who has charge of the construc-
ton of the masory work of the new
bridges that are, being erected along
the line of the Iowa Central, was in the
city this morning and went south to
look over the work that is being done
near Coalfield.
Do you want the best piano on earth?
If SO buy the New Scale" Kmball. It
received the highest award at the great
worlds fair in Chicago and the Omaha
exposition for having attained the
highest standard Of excellence and SUI
perlative merit, the only piano thus
honored. Eadie Music Company, sole
agents.
Mr.. John Ramsey, of Grinnell, spent
Tuesday in the city, coming to look
after matters connected with the pro-
batting of the will of the late Mrs. Cath
crime Hartman, Of Gilman. Mr.. Ram
sew was made executor Of the will and
in court Tuesday afternoon, upon the
probating Of the will, Mr.. G. f. STAINS
berry, of Gilman, was made adminis-
TRAITOR.
Leona, the queen of clairvoyants and
palmists, has arrived in the city. In
dorsed by the leading men and women
of this country and Europe. For few
days she will give her wonderful Clair
yoyant complete life readings to ladies
for the small charge Of SO cents. Cen
tlemen, 81. Strictly confidential. Leona,
parlors 10S East State street. Palm
readings, % cents.
The excursion Of the. Maccabee's to
their annual picnic at Iowa Falls was
very poorly attended this morning. The
special train that left this city about
s o'clock carried three coaches and a
baggage car that was only partially
filled. In the neighborhood of fifty
tickets were sold out of this city. Tick
cts were also sold at points north Of
here. The party was accompanied by
the Maccabee regimental band.
Mrs. j. NJ. Reynolds was called to Os-
kaloosa Tuesday evening by a telephone
message announcing that her son, Mr..
Aylmer Reynolds, was very critically
i'll. Word this morning to Mr.. Reyn-
olds' sister, Mrs. David Lennox, is to
the effect that he is suffering from an
attack of acute stomach trouble and is
a very sick man. Mr.. Reynolds is en-
ployed as night foreman Of the Iowa
Central round house at Oskaloosa, ard
was former fireman on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Strain and family,
Of LeGrand, who have been visiting in
I4eavenworth, kas for some time. were
in the city Tuesday, being on their way
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards.
who accompanied them, will remain for
a. more extended visit in the southern
part of Kansas. Mr.. Strain says that
the crops in that state are excellent