Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-19

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| DR.. Burkart, osteopatli, 302 West MAR
DR.. Billiard osteopath. % East Main.
will sell all my store fixtures
Adamson.
Kim little friend Of the world,
at Liebig's.
1 will sell all my store fixtures.
Adamson is selling beautiful music
books at cost.
Accordeons and zithers away below
cost at Adamson's.
Great bargains in wall paper Of all
kinds at Simmons book store.
Mouth harps, drums, rattle bones,
ETC.. for the boys at Adamson's at cost.
Selling out.
Our great offering tomorrow will be
so cents feeced underwear for % cents.
Bannatyne & Lay.
The Eadie Music Company says "you
had better hurry" Pianos are going
fast at the special sale.
Music rolls reduced from 81 to 60
cents, $3.50 to 75 cents, IS cents to so
cents, etc, at Adamson's. Come at
once.
Hear the wonderful self playing pi-
ano attachment at Eadie Music Com
pany's Saturday afternoon and eve
mig.
Music racks reduced from s1.75 to 81,
$3.50 to Is cents, and IS cents to so
only a few left.
The school board held special ses-
sion Thursday night and awarded the
contract for 200 new seats to the Amer
lean School Furniture Company.
Ladies, Adamson sells sewing ma
chine oil at 5 cents bottle, belts 10
cents. needles for all machines includ-
ing the Singer, at 10 cents dozen.
Violin, mandolin, guitar, banjo and
either strings, picks, trimmings for all
musical instruments at cost at Adam
sons. Come at once and get supply.
Attention, mandolin and guitar play
ers! Adamson has some elegant new
music for mandolin and guitar. which
you can buy at cost now. Come at
once.
Adamson's photo goods are going
fast. Fine bellows cameras at $6 and
81. Card mounts at s and cents per
dozen. Toner, developer, paste. squee-
~ ~ n
The gross earnings Of the Chicago
Great Western railway for the second
week of September show an increase Of
S3,31835 over the corresponding week
OF last year.
The Bee Hive has just received its
fourth shipment Of trunks and suit
cases In sixty days, showing that the
people Of this city realize that we ofIer
extra value for their money.
Mr.. J. p. Tisdale, of Gearing. who is
al the head Of the Odd Fellows lodge at
that place, was in the city Thursday
afternoon, beng on his way home from
the sovereign grand loege meeting at
Des Moines.
wanted-Laborers at the Marshall-
town Pottery Company's. Steady en-
ployment will afterwards be given to
those meeting requirements. Apply TO
Chris Reimer, on the grounds. or to c.
NJ. Mathews, manager, at Pilgrim Ho-
tel.
John Smith, OF Grinnell, Bob Cook,
Of Des Moines and NJ. L. Doty. and old
soldier, We're arrested by Marshal Mich
olson and Officers Hurd and Weaver
for intoxication. They were all given
their hearing this morning in Mayor
Jones' court and on the payment of
the costs were discharged.
The approximate earnings OF the!
Iowa Central Railway Company for the
second week Of September, 1902, are
S45,S47, a decrease of $1.956 under the
same week in 1901. For the two weeks |
Of September, 1902, the approximate
are sS9,654. a decrease of So
DT6 under the corresponding period in
1902.
Mr.. Erick Hellberg. oldest son Of Mr..
md Mrs William Hellberg, went to
Chicago Thursday, where he will re-
main for the winter for the purpose OF
DeTleClluS IllIIlSeil III q SPSSAsA Soul.,C
If engraving. Mr.. Hellberg enters
,ne OF the large shops Of Chicago,
where he will gain a practical and
.horo experience in the art
The remains Of the late Thomas
Gaines, the Northwestern brakeman
who died on his train near Ames
Wednesday night, passed thru this city
Thursday night en- route to Clinton,
where the funeral and interment will
AXE place. Gaines was 80 years of age
md leaves wife and one child. He
vas we'll known among the trainmen
along the Northwestern line.
Mr.. E. Mc1ntieer, of ST. Paul. as
,istant claim agent OF the Chicago
Great Western railway, was in the city
and today looking after mat
ers connected with his department
Mr. McIntieer came to investigate the
accident to Mrs. E. Lee on the Third I
VENUE crossing last week, and that to
he G. A. Farmer team, which was
struck on the Fourth avenue crossing
evening.
The Northwestern began Thursday
he work of laying macadam along its
cam tracks east of Third avenue. The
nacadam will be several inches in
thickness and will furnish solid drive Ii
way for teams loading ami unloading
rom cars standing on the company's
racks. This improvement will be
greatly appreciated by those who have 4