Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-19
Or. Trotter, over 10 West Main.

Take look at our stock before buy
ing. Brenneck, the reliable tailor.
Our sale on embroideries still con-
tinues, 10 and IL cent values s cents
The Fair.
Patriotic decorations in flags, fes-
toonings. stars, plumes, ETC., at Sim
mons book store.
few caladiums ("elephaant ears")
left at Kemble's. These are choice.
; well-rooted bulbs.
Tomorrow we will sell you the best
ladies' umbrella money can buy at 65
cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
Screen doors, adjustable window
screens, screen wire. We can save you
money. Temple of Economy.
If you want the gasoline stove al
ways reliable. always ready. get the
Quick Meal. Schmidt's hardware store
Big line of sample shirt waists at
manufacturers prices. Call and see
them. from % cents to $3.50. The Fair
One dollar and ninety eight centa
buys $3.50 ladies' umbrella to-
morrow at Henry Pappe's Ladies Cloth
ing Parlor.
for s1.15. s1.25 and 81 quality for SO
cents. All single pairs and odd curtains
go at one-half the regular price. Hoyt's
| Department Store.
| Assistant General Freight Agent II.
r. Marsh, of the Central, spent Sunday
in the city with his family, remaining
over today to look after company mat
tiers.
Mrs. S. ]. Hollingsworth, of sos East
Main street, will entertain the mem
bers of the Busy Bee Circle l.. o. T.
M, at their regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon.
The reason Hellberg sells more rings
than all the other local dealers COM
bined is that Hellberg has the rings
No two people fancy the same ring and
it takes large stock like Hellbergs to
please everybody.
Miss Vina Elliott, of Des Moines, sis
ter of Mr.. Jared Elliott, of Minerva,
who has been quite seriously i'll at her
brothers home, is improving nicely and |
is able to be up some each day. She is |
considered out of danger.
Miss Clara Cripps, of Albion, was in
the city Saturday night in attendance
at the concert of Leonora Jackson and
company. Others from out of the city
present were Mrs. Bibbs and daughter,
Miss Marie Bibbs, of Boone.
There is no sense in going to first
class jewelry store like Hellberg's to buy
q fine breast pin for 20 cents. Fine jew
elry costs at least as much as the sill
Yer or gold bullion used in its manufac-
ture. Hellburg sells jewelry not trink-
cts.
The first outdoor inspection of the
summer season was held at the Sol
diers' Home yesterday morning. The
weekly inspections will be conducted in
the morning until it becomes so warm
that an evening inspection, after sun
down, will be more advisable.
The mayor disposed Of three cases
this morning. Charles Negres arrested
by officer Weaver; Joe Siebert, of
Cochran, and l.. Peterson, of McCalls- $
burg, arrested by officer Hurd, paid
the costs and were released.
Mrs. J. G. Grandpre, of Chamberlain, ,
5. D., is In the city taking osteopathiG ;
Treatment of DR.. Billiard. Mrs {
irandpre is sister of Mr.. F. H !,
School, jeweler and music dealer OF !
Ia, who was recently cured !;
# severe attack Of facial paralysis :.
W DR.. Billiard. !,
James Peckham, one of the local en- /
,loyes of the American Express Com
'any, went to Ames Saturday evening
o relieve an express messenger on local
passenger No. II, between Ames and
The regular messenger was s
aiken ill and Mr.. Peckham took his run a
or the trip, returning home this morn n
ng. n
Mrs e. H. Greenfield departed for =
Ter home in Lake City, COL this morn .
ng, after a ten days stay in our city, i
aking treatment of DR.. Tucker, the II
hronic disease specialist. She eX-
resses herself as well pleased with =
and especially so with .
he benefits derived from her treatment :,
nth the doctor. =
G. A. r. delegates and visitors, en- n
QUITE to Des Moines to attend the an ia
ual encampment, were numerous in @.
he city this morning. Many arrived OF
rom points north and south on the
entral. The Great Western special
rain to the capital city was not largely 81
atronized out of this point. altho there
as good crowd on board from points
orth. The Marshalltown delegation +,
ill go to Des Moines tomorrow, and
ill include a number from the Sol
iers Home. -
Nothing as yet has been heard at So
lbion from w. NJ. Dawson. the War al
ar, Bushnell & Glessner Company To- or
IL agent who left home ten days ago, d1
nknown to his wife and family. Mrs. by
awson is considerably worried owed ca
ar husband and is fearful that his fir
orry over financial troubles has led us
m to commit suicide. The circum- XII
ances of the family are so straitened, ar
wing to the condition in which it was in
TT, that Mrs Dawson has been COM ia
elIed to apply to the township trus-
es for assistance.
Mems underwear 25, 80 and 40 cents, n,
lirts or drawers. The Fair. q,
Hon. Timothy Brown left Saturday W.
.a,inr on tho Colorado snacial for ire
enver, where he intends remaining an
ring the greater part of the sum
err at his daughters home where
rs. Brown went few weeks ago in aV
q homes Of lettering her health Mrs IN