Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-05

Do you smoke the Middle West?"
DR.. Nichols, over Mcbride & Willis.
DIR. Burkart, osteopatll, 302 West Mair
'.rhe heavenworth Case a lawyers
STORY, at Liebig's.
Five hundred young mems suits al
prices that make them so some. O'Brien
& Co.
Send for copy of Dudley Business
College Journal and get ready to enter
next Monday.
We have good supply of split wood
I and kindling for sale. Brown Fuel and
Lime Company.
| Haviland china with each so cent. 81,
S1.50 and 50 cash purchase at Sin
clair's tomorrow.
Tomorrow, Saturday, we will sell
graphophone records for 50 cents. Adj
amson Music House
Private stock Val Blatz beer is the
purest and best for table use. Order q
Max Hotfman's test seance Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Spiritual
lists camp. Specially for the ladies.
Tomorrow, Saturday, you can have
two pieces of the Harlan sheet music
for 5 cents. Adamson Music House.
Centerville Block or Empire Illi-
nois Goals are excellent for furnace or
range use. Brown Fuel and Lime Com
pany.
Boys % cent Iron Clad hose tomor-
row for 10 cents a pair; not more than
a pair to a customer. Lee & Bene-
dict.
One hundred mems negligee and stiff
bosom shirts Former price, 81 and up
to s1.50; Saturday, IS cents. O'Brien
& Co.
October number of the Delineator and
all other leading fashion books. c..
Deuell's News Depot, West Main
street.
Ii you have not seen those handsome
rugs at Cards you should do so. Any
sized rug you want at prices that will
surprise you.
One hundred dozen mems Royal Rib
pure wool underwear. Former price,
s1.25; Saturday, 20 cents; SO for two
suits. O'Brien & Co.
The Melbourne Record says that I.
NJ. BARLEY and family. of this city, have
moved to Melbourne. Mr.. BARLEY takes
charge of the Pearson hotel property.
George B. Speers, of Eldora, has sold
the old Wallace farm, in Bangor and
Minerva townships. for $13,4S7. Charles
McKeen Guren, of Hardin county, is the
purchaser.
A word on trouserings. The patterns
for the coming season embrace many
new effects that are extremely new.
Hopkins will take pleasure insshowing
you the best.
Why do you pay the fancy prices for
spices that many ask for them? We
sell you pure spices for cents for
quarter pound, that you pay 10 and Is
cents for quarter pound. Bee Hive.
A beautiful piece of Haviland &
Co.'S china with each so cent, 81, $3.50,
and 81 cash purchase, al Sinclair's to.
morrow. Remember these are the same
three decorations you have been get
ting.
+. NJ. White has purchased the White
market on East Main street, and open
ed up for business this morning. He
will keep a complete stock of fresh and
salt meats, and deliver all orders
The Bee Hive has displayed in their
west window some very big values in
silk laces ana velvets. Your choice for
so cents yard former price up 20 81
a yard: this will interest you as they
are positive bargain.
Mr. Carl Thornquist, who recently
accepted the position of chief clerk to
superintendent j. a. Davis, of the Cen
trail, at Oskaloosa, arrived in the city
evening and this morning
went to Oskaloosa, where he will as
sumo the duties of his new work.
Word received by Master Mechanic
George d. Brooke. of the Central, is to
the effect that two of the company's /
new Schenectady consolidated engines,
Nos. so and 81. left the works Wednes-
day. 1t is expected that they will ar
rive on the line Sunday or Monday.
Contractor George Sewer went to
this morning to look into the
matter of brick. The work of laying
new sidewalks, for which Mr.. Sewer
has the contract, has been greatly de-
layed owing to his inability to secure
brick from the manufacturers in Oska- |
loosa.
One of the Central's Pittsburg ten
wheel engines, No 101. which has been
in the shops for the past two months
being rebuilt, was brought out this
practically as new as it was
the day it left the locomotive works /
The engine will be sent to Oskaloosa to-
be used in the time freight service.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer speaks |
very complimentary of the work of Mrs.
Emma II. Weidel, formerly of this city I
but now of Sioux City, in reference to
her work in the Cuyahoga teachers in
stitute. Mrs Weidel has been doing |
special work with the Speer method
Of arithmetic and has pleased the Ohio
teachers immensely
The young women of the Marshall
Company surprised Super
ntendent w. G. Bowe at his home, 609
West State street, "Wednesday evening,