Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-07
Eurnng arsttnru, nrsdap 1902
Attend stern's closing out sale.

Attend Stern's closing out sale.
Piano boxes for sale. Central Iowa
Music Co., Finkle block.
The new style linen collar just re-
ceived this morning. NJ. Il. Andrews.
Bishop Morrison will hold service
this evening at 1880 in st. Paul's
church.
We have the incest yellow pears for
canning that you ever saw, at so cents
a peck. Bee Hive.
The Political Equality Club will meet
Thursday evening with Mrs. NJ. %.
Whitehead, 200 South Third street. The
evenings subject will be .Taxes-Per-
sonal, Property and Revenue"
Cashier c. c. st. Clair, of the City
National Bank, has been drawn as a
federal grand juror for the October
term of the keokuk United States
court, which is to be presided over by
Judge Smith Mcpherson.
Mr.. r. G. Pierce left this morning for
Iowa City to attend the Iowa League of
Municipalities, to be held in that city
beginning Wednesday. Members of the
city council will also leave for Iowa
City tomorrow morning.
Sheriff Shoemaker left for Fort Mad
ison this morning in charge of Henry
Martin and Dan Daley, who We're sem
fenced by Judge Caswell Saturday to
two years and six months and two
years, respectively, for breaking and
entering and larceny.
Attention.! NJ. b. of AS. You are
hereby requested to meet at Densel &.
Nilbur's store on South Center street
at FL p. M, Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Brother Levi Johnson at 305
South First street, by order OF Mrs.
Cora e. Newton, president.
Great special boys clothing sale at
Storms Wednesday afternoon from
duced prices we give you an extra 10
per cent off tomorrow. Thus a 50 suit
reduced to 1925, less 10 per cent. 2s
cents, will only cost YOU $500 tomor-
row.
If you want the best kerosene oil
of your grocer, but ask for the Mar
shall Company's oil, which is Pennsyl-
var,ia oil, the worlds best. Our oils are
not sold by peddlers out of tank wag-
ons. We sell to the grocery trade only.
Try it.
You can not break 1t with a hammer,
you can jump on the oven door, pour
cold water on the top and not crack it,
1t will bake little biscuits in three min
I five year guarantee. am telling
you about the Faultless steel and NAL
eable iron steel range. For sale by
D. j. Bullock.
Mrs. T. j. Fletcher and Mrs. F. B.
Garvin went to Boone this morning to
attend the meeting of the officers of the
State Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. L. G. Hurd, Of Dubuque, and Miss
Buelah Bennett, Of Oskaloosa, joined
he ladies here and went with them to
Boone. The meeting is for the purpose
# formulating plans for the coming BIZ
,nnial meeting.
Just received two hundred electric |
ime in q public building. Will sell
hese at great reduction Wednes-
lay, Oct. s, 1902. One day only, |
Prices as follows: 80 C. p. lamps l9i
ents each, for 35 cents; 16 c. p
amps IA cents, 2 for Is cents These
re high grade and any Of them will |
asst as long, or longer than low
riced new lamps (reflled) OF inferior
uality. Branch Jones, Electric Com
any.
Z. T. Henderson, a young farm hand
wing near Roland, had about as mar
ow escape from being struck by an in
Oming passenger train at the union
tation Monday evening as he ever will
gain and live to realize it. Henderson
topped In front of local passenger No.
3 as it was pulling into the station,
nd for some reason did not hear the
houts Of warning that went up from
many onlookers. Engineer Keefe, for
unately, had his train under control
nd stopped the engine within few
eet OF Henderson.
DerallInentS on the new work q short
istance this side OF Oskaloosa have of
ate been almost daily occurrences.
freight No. SO, north bound. had car
II at the point known as Monkey
fountain" Monday, and No. SO Of this
1orning had derailment of one loaded Il
ar at the same place. The wrecker,
'hich was sent south to pick up car
No. 81, before reaching this city on
he return trip was again sent to the
Gene OF the derailment. of this morn
1g. As a result, No. was delayed
hree hours in reaching this city.
The great dramatic scene Of For
lone and Honor" that never fails to
lectrify the audience is the fire escape
Gene. which is the dramatic culmina-
on Of the play. This is not fire scene
ut an incident taken from real life.
scene that everyone who attends the
lay will Immediately recognize. Every
oman who has watched with intensest
lterest the heroine's suffering up to
lie time of this absorbing scene will