Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-09
Eurning 4imss Rrahiear 51arstmTtn,n11 ]urua, Friday, 5aap g. 1902
Or. Trotter, over 10 West Main.

Or. Trotter, over IL West Main.
George j.. Allen, scientific optician.
Special prices on ladies' hosiery Q
the Hawkeye.
Our children's school shoes wear like
Iron. Temple of Economy.
Corn planting is now in progress il
all sections of the county.
The best of all comedies, "Niohe." al
Sieg's heater tonight. Admission II
cents.
The Fair offers tomorrow a specia.
price of SO cents for heavy twillec
working shirts.
Harrison T. Stein, a member of the
Soldiers Home, has been granted a
pension of Sc per month.
Our big Haviland & Co.'S china sale
will be continued tomorrow. The Sim
clair Tea and Coffee Company.
"
The E~ndeavorers of the Congrega-
tional church will have a candy sale
SATURDAY dl.lD. u. NSllDUI >, SOlillllSllS-
ing at 10 o'clock.
We wish to hank our friends and
naighbors for their kindness and SYM
pathy during u recent bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Mattson.
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Special-Six dozen ladies' fancy wool
waists will be sold tomorrow (Satu,.
day. at % per cent discount. Just one
fourth the regular price at the Far
Store.
Reynolds & Sheldon always try to
interest the children II have some
thing nice for them. his time it is
picture books and book marks all free
for the asking.
Word from Liscomb Thursday is to
the effect tina Mrs. Silas Beatty, who
was injured here last week as the re-
suit of a street car accident. is improv-
ing nicely and is considered out of dam
ger.
Miss Mariana Knight, of Oskaloosa,
who has been in the city a few days
as the guest Of Miss Nina Pemberton.
went to Eldora this morning. where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Wilmer ALL
man.
Mr.. Frank Dwyer, formerly manager
of the carpet department of Densel q
Wilbur, in this city, now on the o a
Carson. Prize, Scott & Co., Chicago
wholesale carpets, spent Thursday in
the city looking after business mat
ters.
Hon. C. L. Gabrielson, Of New Hamp-
ton. was in the city this morning, be-
ing on his way to Ames, where he Will
a meeting of the building COM
of the Iowa State College, he
being a member of the board of trus-
and the building committee.
Z. B. McGuffin, a member of the Sol
diers' Home who has been in quaran-
tine at the city detention hospital be-
cause of smallpox, was discharged yes
terday afternoon, as was also Walter
Brown, of S South Third street. There
is only one other patient in the hospit-
al, Mrs. Harris. of 204 South First We
nue. Mrs. Harris will be discharged In
about ten days.
The members of the Iowa College
and field a We're in the city
his morning between trains, being en-
route from Grinnell to Ames, where
his afternoon they participated in the
events of the triangular meet with
Ames and Drake. Miss Pauline An
and Mr.. Leonard Carney, of this
,ity, were among the Grinnell ccntin-
gent accompanying the rack and field
members.
Clearance Chauvet, aged %, of FIT.
passed thru the city this morn
en- route home from Brighton. Mr.
Chauvet is employed as a member Of
camp, at work on grading DOM
~ the Milwaukee on its cutoff, seven
york yesterday a wagon was over
urned, catching Mr.. Chauvet's right
land, breaking the bones, and neces-
his being off duty for some
ime.
Towards a Cash Basis-The whole
sale men are getting constantly nearer
| cash basis in selling their goods and
his must make a change in the retail
RS business. Lard, butter, meat, oil,
and many other articles are
cash and just now potatoes,
Of all kinds and vegetable plants
re added to the list. Longtime credit
$ cut of the question and prices must
.e figured down to a cash basis. Many
tcres are now selling strictly for cash
nd others are getting as near the line
S possible. A Grocer.
AZ, d ~ YSlafo1Ar rf T0a, Nfninnc |
Mr.. Frank Chester, of Fairfield,
Who have been In the city a week as the
of the formers brother, Mr..
Fletcher, of Gil West STATE
treet, left Thursday evening for Fair
ie!d, where they will remain for a short
isl, with Mr.. Chester's relatives. NJ.
and Mr.. Chester have only
,een in the United States a short time
lfter having spent four years in Aus
ard New Zealand, making their
respectively, in Sidney
nd Auckland. They have been engaged
n the musical instrument business in
he islands and have been highly sue
essful. After a short visit to Fairfield
hey will go to Chicago, thence to New
.ork, and return to Australia.
European tourists and others destined
o eastern points, will find low rates
.pplying owe the Nickel Plate road to
Jew York, New England and other
astern destinations, specially attrac-
i've. The eastern terminals via his
inc are only from three to ten minutes
rom all ocean steamship docks. and
service afforded is first class. Three
rains daily from Chicago. Uniformed