Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-19
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George J. Allen, scientific optician.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.

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DR.. Billiard, osteopath % East Main
| Houses to rent at Simmons book
store.
Trimmed hats at cost at Miss Gill
more's.
Special-Men's shoes, all sizes, latest
styles, Sl.79. The Fair.
See the new silk and fancy lace
gloves at NJ. +. Andrews.
Hammocks and croquet sets, best IL
the city at Simmons book store.
Sole agents for the new "Vudor
porch shades. Bannatyne & Lay.
Our sale on embroideries still con
tinues. 10 and IL cent values cents.
The Fair.
The nobbiest line of suitings and
paintings in the city, Brenneck, the re-
liable tailor.
Nothing will improve your lawn more
than bed of Kemble's cannas. No
extra charge for planting.
Sixty eight cents buys a $1.50 ladies'
umbrella tomorrow at Henry Pappe's
Ladies Clothing Parlor.
Have you bought your hammock yet?
Our stock is full and complete. Every
hammock warranted for thirty days.
Temple of Economy.
Mr.. j. A. Davis. the new supernten-
dent of the Iowa Central is expected tc
arrive in Oskaloosa, to take up the
work of his new duties, Wednesday.
Special Sale-Tuesday and Wednes-
day we offer our $3.50 lace curtains for
$780, SO grade for 50, $3.50 qualities for
SIZE, 81 quality for 81 SO, S1.50 grade
The best extension ladder, the De-
troit, from is to SO feet, no house pain
ter should be without this strong and
easy changed ladder Schmidt's hard
ware store.
Funeral Director II. e. Simkins was
called to Clemens this morning, called
on account of the death of the late
George w. Magee. one of the wealthy
farmers of Minerva township.
A man from Liscomb doesn't travel
twenty miles to buy fiat silverware,
knives. forks and spoons of Hellberg
unless Hellberg has the stock the fellow
Is looking for and the prices that make
it an object to buy
Rev. Hattie Westlake. who has been
IN Minneapolis a few weeks looking
after business matters pertaining to
Spiritualists' organizations. spent Sun
lay in the city, leaving again this
for Minneapolis.
Commandant c. C. Horton, of the
Home. went to Des Moines |
his morning, where he will remain I'M
il after the annual Grand Army encamp-
nent which begins tomorrow. He goes
| little in advance of the encampment |
n order to be present at a meeting of
he Loyal Legion tonight.
1t is not too late to purchase a fine
,old watch for a commencement pres
mt. Many another family would be
'roud of a son or daughter with brains
nough to graduate from the Marshall-
own high school and the occasion is
Worth a remembrance like gold watch
hat will last lifetime. Hellberg sells
hat kind of watches. He knows what
gold watch ought to be.
Veteran Jerome King. of the Soldiers
Tome, blind and helpless as the result
f paralysis. left this morning for Rock
sland and Chicago, where he will re- Il
lain for a months furlough. Mr.. King
ill visit relatives in Rock Island and
davenport and his family in Chicago
II. King was former express messen-
er on the Rock Island road and several
ears ago was injured in wreck near
davenport. sustaining injuries that
aused total blindness. and paralysis
Mr.. w. o. Wilder. who has lived for
,rty years on a beautiful quarter
'ction farm southeast of Marshall
'wn, has a monstrosity in horsefesh.
n. Wilder has raised from his large
Norman mare and
rench Coach sire colt which weighed
20 pounds when 6 months old. on
aturday the animal weighed 965 :
FUNDS, city scales weight at that. Mr.
'ilder is n years old, yet apparently .
as young for his age as the colt, al
70 he doesn't weigh as much. He says
does not know of ever having seen a !
orse gain in weight as has this colt.
The best ladies' umbrella made at 60
nts tomorrow. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mayor l.. r. Jones is experiencing q
we're trouble that has been diagnosed s
locomotor ataxia in the prelimi- 4
ry stages, and may be compelled, as
result to leave his Office for an eX- s
nded vacation The trouble has been y