Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-23

DR.. Bay, IA East Main.
George j. Allen, scientific optic!an.
DR.. Boucher 2oS South Third Ave.
Fine watch repairing at Paley &
Phelps.
Children'sS hose at the Fair store, all
sizes. 5 cents.
See the beautiful lace trimmed skirts
at Newcomers sale.
New styles in hall racks. go-carts,
mirrors and touches at Cards.
We will put on sale tomorrow ourline
OF new parasols. Lee & Benedict.
Children Black Cat brand hosiery in
tan color at the Fair store, 10 cents.
Have just received some more new
wash goods for shirt waists and dresses
at Newcomers.
All the high-grade pianos and organs
Will be sold for cost at the Tuffree Mu-
sic House for one week.
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Change of Time-The Chicago Great
Western has changed the tune of trains.
See time card in this issue.
The reason Hellberg talks about his
goods is that he carries the stock. Gus
toners can find what they want.
Children's muslin drawers. sizes one
to three, cluster of tucks worked but
ton holes for nine cents at Newcomers
sale
Adamson has three cameras left over
from last season that he will sell very
cheap. Come at once and examine. The
goods are all right.
1.-THE Greer Eyed Monster" a society
comedy will be the bill by the Maddern
Merrymakers at the Odeon tonight.
Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Time Inspector w. C. Osman. of the
Central, made trip over the line be-
tween this city and Grinnell today,
looking after duties pertaining TO his
department..
Don't fail TO see the Wicked wom-
an" tonight at Sieg's theater. 1t is q
strong play, with elaborate costumes.
The admission is only 10 cents. To-
morrow night Faust.
The sale of pianos at cost will con-
tinue for one week at the Tuffree Mu
sic House If you want to buy now is
the time. as another such opportunity
will not present itself soon.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. 1t is not a liquid,
leaves no Odor and can be used While
the glove is on the hand. Price Is
cents. For sale only by the Mcbride &
VIII Drug Company.
Good taste In clothes is one Of the
stamps of good breeding. Society rec
ognizes the well-d dressed man. The ex-
elusive patterns of our suitings and
trouserings are helps to that end. Hop
kins the popular tailor
There will be special convocation OF
signet Chapter. No. 3S, Royal Arch |
this Wednesday evening, Ap-
I'll %. Work in the Mark Masters
degree. Your presence is requested. |
Iavel falls at q: 80 p. m. I. T. Forbes
n. p.
ST. Anthony Tribune: Two boy
tramps about 10 or 13 years old struck
his town last Saturday. bound west /
ward. Upon questioning they claimed |
that they were from Marshalltown and /
hat one was the blacksmith's son
while the other was the son of one of
he pastors at Marshalltown.
Investors now-a- days consider that
heir money is as safe invested in a
,old watch as in an Iowa farm. In
10Th cases the only condition is that
he watch or farm be a good one, hence
he necessity for buying watches of
1ellberg who is working for a reputa-
ion on the gold watches he sells.
Mr.. w. Beckford Kibbey, who has
,een attending Harvard arrived in the
ity last night from Cambridge, Mass,
md will remain for visit of few
weeks with his parents DR.. and Mrs.
v. B. Kibbey. Mr.. Kibbey has left
chool at this time because of having
'een offered a position in Mexico,
which he expects to fill after his stay
ere.
Tom Wilson. e. D. Smith and C. II !
ohnson, old soldiers arrested by OFF,
er Hurd, were before the mayor this Z
wilson was sent up for six days, Smith
,as released on explaining that he
,as preparing to leave the city and
ohnson paid out. George Nelson, g
tranger arrested by Officer Weaver, :
,as sent up for six days.
For Sale-The following privileges
y the Marshall Carnival Company,
week of June 80 to July 5. Ice, lunch,
range cider, 'hot weines.'' ice cream,
eanuts and popcorn, rubber return
alls, blowouts, confetti. canes. badges,
nife racks, cane racks, baby racks,
Merry go rounds and all other privil-
ges not mentioned here. Call on or adj
ress s. w. LaShelle, secretary, Mar
halltown, Iowa.
Deputy County Treasurer. A. II. We'll
er is confined to the home of relatives 5
n LeGrand, as the result of injuries re-
ieved by being thrown from buggy.
fr Welker was driving, and in turning
he buggy was cramped, with the result
hat bolt was broken and the front
xle was pulled from under the box. ,
Ir. Welker was thrown and his head !,
nd shoulders We're so severely bruised !
hat he will be confined for some time. !
Assistant General Freight Agent III. G
!. Marsh. of the Central, went to Oska- S
,osa Tuesday evening, where he spent {
ne night looking after business mat {
ers and this morning, from that point, c
1T for Peoria, Ill., where he will re- t