Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17
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DR.. Billiard. osteopath. 20 East Main.
DR.. Lierle, over Whitton g. White
heads.
We want you to look at our fancy
hose. Stern's.
Special sale of odds and ends OF sta
tionery at Simmons Book Store.
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Call and see our swell line of ladies'
suits and skirts. Lee, Benedict & Co.
Crepe grenadine, regular 121S cent
values, tomorrow only 71s cents. The
Fair.
A fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. will tell
$4,000 people that your farm Is for
sale.
We are showing a swell line of mems
union made suits from $500 to $4,000.
Sterns.
We will show YOU the latest in ladies
street hats tomorrow Saturday. Tenn
pie of Economy.
Another big Haviland 4 Co.'S choice
sale at Sinclair's Saturday. Six differ
mt patterns to select from.
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Eastman's kodoid plates and films, to
use in common glass plate holder, ready
for use. G. A. Jones. 12s West Main.
Let us show you our line of shoes. We
L., l~.,
and quality. If you want shoes to. wear
patronize the Temple of Economy.
Friends of Dr. 7. c. Brady, who went
to Des Moines two weeks ago to take
treatment at Mercy hospital, will be
pleased to know that he is improving
nicely.
Saturday morning from to IL we
will put on sale gross ladies pearl
shirt waist sets. Best value ever Of
fered. While they last. 10 cents per
set. Wilton & Whitehead
Unbreakable hats for men. women
and children. made by the natives of
Mexico. Can be worn in any conceiv-
able shape. The best outing hat made.
Sold only by NJ. f. Andrews.
Attend the grand penny sale and So
cial at the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. rooms to-
night. Admission 10 cents for one, .
cents for two. Magnificent views, sweet
music, startling exhibitions, dainty
penny for each feature.
The Eadie -Dobson stock of pianos.
organs, and small goods must be sold
during the next fifteen days to make |
room for our immense new Stock or
dered from the eastern factories. Pianos
will go practically at your own price
while they last. Eadie Music Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 9'hornquist, who /
we're married in Odebnlt Wednesday
evening. arrived in the city Thursday
evening and will remoia for brief /
tisit with relatives before going to Os- I
saloosa, where they will reside. They
vere accompanied by Miss Emma and |
Mr.. Oscar Thornquist and Mr. George I
Olson, who were at Odebolt for the
Wedding.
Mr.. A. ID. Meeker arrived home today |
rom Des Moines, where he has been
II attendance at the first annual meet
ng of the Middle West Laundrymen's
association, of which he has been Sec
etary since its organization a year ago.
rhe Des Moines Capita. says that Mr..
decker was urged to take the secre-
aryship for another year. but as he was
ding to Canada he could not accept.
Small boys, whose names could rot be
earned, stole the horse and buggy be-
onging to w. B. Beeson this morning
While it was tied in an alley north or
fain street, between Center and First
venue The police were notified and
he rig was found by a ieliveryman Of
!. e. Myers. In the southeast part of
own. The juvenile buggy riders had
ed. The police say they know who
hey are and arrests VIII probably be .
lade this afternoon. ,
"A Montana Outlaw" new play OF {
,estern life, comes to The Odeon this il
yening. In one of the scenes the hero, h
Jack the Buster" is called upon to
boot the rope which is being used to
tring up his employer. While the play
!, built upon sensational lines, 1t has
cen given careful production. The
tage settings are unusually elaborate
I'd have been drawn from photographs ,
{ the picturesque Kootanai valley of 1
Iontana where the action of the play [
likes place.
The funeral of Jacob E. Sollday was .
cid at his late residence. 304 Summit ,
treet, Thursday afternoon at o'clock, !
.ev F. NJ. Coleman officiating. En-
loyes, friends and business associates 4
} quite a considerable number, at
ended. Members of the Modern
of America, of which he
as member. were present in body. /.
he remains left for Geneseo, ILL.,, dur /.
lg the night, accompanied by the wife
nd daughters and brother Andrew, of !,
eneseo.
The funeral of the late Harry Good t
as held from the residence on West a
lain street Thursday evening at 1870 q
clock. the house being scarcely large
nough to accommodate the young
,iends of the lad and those of the par
nth and family. Rev. Elijah b. Jones e
while Miss Luella Menden- n
all. and Mr.. Chester Durelle furnished /
lie music. The grocerymen Of the city Id
osed their various places of business y
'om until o'clock and attended in a
body, following the remains to River O
de as an escort. The pail bearers t
ere from among the more intimate p
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