Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-27
George ]. Allen, scientific optician.


All kinds of soft drinks at the Para
gon restaurant.
1.-THE Hearts Highway" by Mary E.
Wilkins, at Liebigs.
Wash dress goods, % cent values,
IS cents q yard. The Fair.
Screens, screen doors, screen frames,
any size. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Choice of any childrens' or misses
calico dresses % cents, all sizes. The
Fair.
For brick sidewalks, sodding, grading
or excavating of cellars, see T. L..
Lloyd new phone, SCI.
Sour pickles. sweet pickles pickles in
bulk. pickles in bottles pickles all ways,
al kinds. at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
Mems extra quality black twilled
shirts. the so cent quality for tomor-
row at SO cents, at The Fair Store.
We have picked up some more bar
gains in wall paper They are fine for
the money. Simmons Book Store.
A new line of the very latest and
nobby styles in ties just received at
The Fair Store. at the popular price of
% cents.
Two yassar college girls with the
New England Boomers Friday after
noon on the pasture opposite the fair
grounds.
Special tomorrow. eighteen ladies'
tailor made suits that sold for $40 and
$3.50 for S4.95, while they last. Lee &
Benedict.
Don't fail to hear A. E. Kimball, of
Chicago, on Christian Science, Thurs
day evening at the Odeon, o'clock
Admission free.
Fifty dozen children's heavy ribbed,
armor plate, hose, % cent quality, Il
cents a pair, three for so cents. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Plenty of good shade and seats at the
New England Boomer Girls base ball
game Friday Afternoon IN the pasture
opposite fair grounds.
The Northwestern Colorado special
was late from the west this afternoon
and a special train was made up at
Council Bluffs and sent east as the first
section. The regular train will not ar
rive in this city till about 6 o'clock.
Dispatches from Washington an
Eounce that Col. J. II. Keatley, former
commandant of the Soldiers Home. has
heen promoted from the postoflice de-
partment 20 a position in the war de-
partment at salary of $1,000 per year.
Flies. Flies. Flies. They are coming
by the hundred millions. Let us help
you protect yourself with screen doors.
extension window screens, screen wire,
any width, We sell them ali. We can
save you money. Green trading stamps.
Temple of Economy.
Mrs. Lou Andrews and children left
this morning for Minneapolis, where
they will make their future home, Mr..
Andrews beirg already located there in
the employ of the Smith Rogers Lum-
Der Company, one of the big wholesale
lumber firms OF the northwest.
Contractor John Herbert went to
Clinton Monday night where he has
been given the C. e n. w. grading con-
pany's stock yards at that point. Mr..
Herbert's outfit, now at Arion junction,
will be moved to Clinton tonight.
C. w. Bramer left Monday evening
for Davenport. where he will take
position in the factory of the Glucose
Sugar Refining Company in that city.
Mr.. Bramer will not remove his family
to Davenport, being in hopes that the
factory here will be operated before
long and that he will be transferred to
this city.
Manager H. z. Sloan. of the Let's,
Fletcher Company, and Manager George
T.. Smith, of the Let's, Spencer, Smith
Company. Mason City, went to Oska :
loosa, this morning, where they at
tended a conference of Western Grocer
stockholders on important business
matters. Mr.. f. c. Let's. of Chicago,
was present at the meeting.
Master Russell Smith, son of County
Treasurer and Mrs. c. III. Smith, sus-
tanned COLES fracture and disloca :
ton of the wrist at noon today. Mas
Ter Smith, while on his way home from
school at the Second ward building,
stopped at the home of Mr.. D. A. Hall
On North Third street, where the boys
have a trapeze. and fell from the bar.
physician was summoned and the in
jured lad was taken to his home.
Mosquito netting, white and colors,
80 cents a bolt The Fair
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Dan Wheater, who. several weeks
ago, while out on his Iowa territory
was assisting customer unload a bar
rel of sugar, resulting in the barrel fall
ing upon his ankle and spraining 1t
severely, returned yesterday from Du-
buque, where, for the past four weeks
he has been confined in a hospital SUI
fering from the effect of inf1ammatory
rheumatism. The rheumatic trouble
set in on account of the injury to the
ankle, and Mr. Wheater has had very
serious time of It, He will not be able
to resume his work on. the road for
some time.
The Lennox Machine Company has
| installed in its factory a time record
ing machine that will be used by each
of it's $50 employees. Each employe is
given number and upon reporting for
work in the morning presses a key op-
posite his number. The action Of the
key records the exact hour and minute,
and the operation is repeated when
work is finished in the evening. The
machine will do away with a great deal
of work on the part of time keepers, as
the records for each day are kept and