Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-24
Fence posts at low prices. Moore.

Fence posts at low prices. Moore.
DR.. Billiard, %osteopath. IS East Main
Everyday glass and nickel lamps a
Culley's.
All colors of Indian heads just re.
ceived. f. r. Lay.
We are better prepared than ever t,
do you laundry work. Flitton.
Fresh pike. pickerel, whitetish anl
trout at Culley's sanitary market.
Millinery opening Saturday, Sept. 26
Mrs. Lenora Tuffree, Ill East MAR
street.
Undoubtedly the three piece suit fel
ladies is the latest creation. See then
at NJ. F. Andrews
Fifty new ladies' tailor-made suits
just received. Second floor. Hawkeyt
Mercantile Company.
Warted-Fifty men by Gilman Can
ming Company. Gilman, la. Good wages
and steady employment.
Lawrence Russell's new rural play
The F'unkin Husker." is the attraction
booked for next Tuesday evening.
Special hosiery sale tomorrow. La
dies 2be fleece lined hose, 15c a pair
Archie Parker. log e. Main street.
The Perfection shirt waist. Perfect
in style and fit. Best waist in the mar
ket. Hawkeye Mercantile Company.
When you go to set up your stove. re
member we have stove pipe. floor oil
cloth n links. Temple of Econo-
my.
Household furniture for sale includ-
ing piano. gas range refrigerator. etc.
Mrs. Harry L. Sloan, 401 Yves; State
street.
You are cordially invited to attend
Madam Clark's annual fall display of
millinery. Friday and Saturday, Sept.
% and &c.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist church viii be entertained by
Mrs. Sarah Lucas, I West Grant street,
Friday afternoon.
On Sept. %. &c, 81 and IS the c. & n.
w. railway will sell round-trip tickets
to Chicago at IS. Tickets good to re-
turn OF OF before Oct. 5.
Now Is the time to can your peaches.
A car of Colorado and a car of Michi-
gan peaches were received by us to-
day. Oppice Fruit Company.
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Grand excursion TO State Agriculture
al College, Ames, Iowa, via the C. & N.
w. railway, Sept. %. Train leaves
Marshalltown at $50 a. M: returning.
Ames at $50 p. N. Round trip,
81.
The body of the late Thomas Herbert,
the Soldiers Home member who died
Wednesday morning. was shipped this
morning to Otto. whererelatives reside
and where the funeral and inter1nent
will take place.
Only So to st. Paul and Minneapolis
and return via Great Western. Train
Marshalltown at 1885 D. m.
good returning on any regular train out
of st. Pau or Minneapolis up to am
including. Monday evening.
If you contemplate buying storm
windows. telephone A. A. Moore. He
viii send a man to take the measure
nents, will make an estimate
IF the cost and, If it meets with o II
approval, will hang them for you. All
It a price that is surprisingly low.
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Monday afternoon Mrs. Halvorsen.
# Story City, was operated upon for
'ataract and her sight restored, after
blind for many years. The work
vas performed by DR.. Wood. the eye
a specialist, of Marshalltown. as
listed by n of the local surgeons.
Colonel L. b. Raymond, Of Hampton.
of the Iowa department, G..
\. r., was in hi city Wednesday even
being on his way to Des Moines,
where today he met Adjutant General
Newman, on department matters. Col
Raymond has not been In confer
nee with his chief of staff since the
ecent national encampment at San
francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Croft will enjoy
evening the strange novelty
# taking their first trip together on
railroad. Altho they We're married
N Jan. 90, 1869, thirty four years ago
hey have never, as yet, been on q rail-
Dad train st the same time. Mr.. and
Croft will go to Boone to spend
with their son, Mr.. A. L. Croft
nd family.
John S. Hixson, OF st. Anthony,
to The city Wednesday after
loon, a load of medium weight hogs,
Which he sold at the Britain & Co.
ards. Hogs are very scarce in the
of st. Anthony, where Mr..
iixson does most of his buying. 1t
ook him two days to gather a half load,
which he added to a art of a ship
nent that he had ready. Seventy-two
.ead. averaging 263 pounds were sold.
While attending the carnival next
teek you will find a pleasant place to
est at Lamb Bros cigar store, "a East
lain street, and you will be welcome.
handsome billiard hall is run in con-
and a complete line of cigars
tobacco is carried, including the
amous Laurea cigar, the best nickle
in the city. Time cards of all
rains and street cars are there for tn
Sc of the public. Drop in at Lamb
'ros.' and make yourself comfortable.