Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys, surg.
Carnival queen tickets free at the
Fair.
See our 1o-cent platinum prints Lie
big.
Buy the new summer WOOL walking
skirt. Banntayne & Lay.
See T. l.. Lloyd for sodding, grading
and brick walks. New phone SCI.
The hip-dip corset is the one to buy.
More received at M. t. Andrews THIS
morning.
Have you seen those new pillar ex-
tension tables at Cards? They are
beauties.
Don't forget the Royal Highlanders'
lawn social tonight, corner First and
Grant streets.
Every one ssould have one of our
fine hammocks. Reduced prices this
week. Simmons Book Store.
Wednesday we will sell you white
pique for Is cents a yard, worth 20
cents. Come Early. Lee & BENEDICT
Hammocks! Hammocks! Ham
mocks! The greatest luxury of sum
mer Very cheap this week at Sim
| mons
| DO not forget the mems or boys
straw hat sale tomorrow at the Fair
Store Willmake a special inducement
for you to buy.
|
E. P. Stacy & Son. wholesale fruit
dealers, of Minneapolis, have opened a
distributing house in this city under
the direction of Mr. I. H. Baxter.
A severe thunder storm passed over
the city at midnight, but no rain fell
| The storm came from the north. but
seems to have brought with it a hot
| wave.
! Wise men originate, monkeys imi-
tate. From now until June % we will
/ give a carnival queen ticket free oil
| charge with every 81 purchase at our
store. The Fair
| Another sensational Wednesday spe-
| cial underwear sale at the Fair Store.
rIen's or boys balbriggan shirts or
drawers in white or ecru at the low
price of 10 cents.
| Mrs. Warren Nichols, who for the
past two weeks has been suffering with
an attack of paralysis of the face, is
slowly improving. Her physician is
certain of her ultimate recovery.
! Shoe up your family at our removal
sale You will need them this fall. We
are closing out our stock at factory
| prices. Do not wait too long. Brom-
| ley's Shoe Store, 10 East Main street
James Thone, is on trial in Justice
Clark's court this afternoon, on
charge of larceny. Frank Waldo is the
complaining witness and alleges that
Thone stole a revolver belonging to
him.
From this date we will give vote
on the carnival queen with every pur-
chase of over 81. Be sure and ask for
them at the time of buying. A $40 pur-'
chase entities you to ten tickets. 0. Fl.
Hole.
F. A. Hampton and little daughter.
Leonore. We're passengers this morning
on the X & w. for Marshalltown
where they will visit for the next week
at the home of the formers parents
Muscatine Journal.
We have stock Of bedding plants
which we must sell before we move to
our new location, 113 North Third
street. They will go at one-half former
prices. j. H. Wright, Jr, 533 North
Third street. Both phones, 1S9.
Trainmaster B. G. Falls. of Oska
loosa. was in the city Monday evening
renewing acquaintance with his old
friends. There is no more popular man
along the Iowa Central than Ben" and
while here he was the recipient of
many we'll wishes and congratulations
en- his recent deserved promotion.
AS the price of meat advances canned
goods come into greater demand. We
Rave placed in stock corned beef, Mel
rose pate, chicken loaf, corned beef
hash. Vienna sausage, Clipped dried
beef In glass jars and other goods tina.
are just right for picnic lunches or
quick meals at home Reynolds & Shell
con.
Judge Burnham, of Vinton, arrived
in the city this morning for the purpose
of taking up some business unfinished
at his last term of court in this county.
He heard today case in which George
d. Brown. of Washington township,
seeks to have set aside deeds to farm
which he gave to his minor children.
Some of the children are resisting the
petition.
Mr.. E. e. Kerwin, who recently re-
signed his position as trainmaster of
the Iowa Central, was in the city Mon
day evening between trains, en- route to
New York. where he expects to meet
Mr.. c. w. Huntington, general supern-
te ndent of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey. While here Mr.. Kerwin said he.
ton awaited him on his arrival in New
York, but from the broad smile he was
wearing his friends may rest assured
that it is a comfortable berth with
which he will be provided under Mr..
Huntington.
Friends here will be interested to
know that a Marshalltown visitor in the
town of Geddes, South Dakota, last
week found Mr.. James l.. Denmead,
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs d. T. Dem
mead, prospecting as the result of bust
| ness energy and acument seldom ex-
ceeded in any young man. Not content
with holding good salaried position in
bank in this rustlingi growing town
with considerable business connected