Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18


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THE CITY IN BRIEF
| Exchange at Liebig's tomorrow.
Round fence posts cheap at Moore's
| Five per cent farm loans. William
Battin.
| Fancy blankets for bath robes at NJ
F. Andrews
| Wall paper and pape.' hanging. Sc
Dinges & Everst.
Many good things to eat at Liebig
tomorrow. NJ f. exchange.
i Remember special carnival ticket sal
will close Sept. 10th. 1908.
| One lot of large nickel-plated shears
50-cent quality, for % cents. Bee Hive
Saturday will be underwear day witt
us. Archie Parker 106 East MAR
street.
Saturday only, Van Camps three
pound can of holniny 10 cents. Bee
Hive.
/ Wanted-Girl for general house work
Enquire Millers jewelry store. 10s East
i Main street
Ed. Tierney. representing the Irving
| French Repertoir Company, was in thu
city today on business.
Saturday all day. one lot Of ribbons
25-cent quality, for 10 cents yard
Good colors. Bee Hive.
| Everything that is needed In under
wear tomorrow, Saturday. Archie Par
ker, 106 East Main street.
| Wanted-Homes for two boys. 6 and
II years old. Apply to w. e. Tonllin-
son, at the county farm.
The largest stock OF fancy china,
Japanese ware, Haviland china, In the
city Temple of Economy.
| Marshall Carnival Company wilt sell
special tickets beginning Sept. 18th
and closing Sept. 18th, admissions for
81.
One more day! We bake biscuits In
three minutes on the great Mal!eable.
and use the great Markota -four. See
us. G. F. Schmidt, Marshalltowr's re-
| liable stove dealer.
Charles A. Coakwell, of Drake Uni
versity. Des Moines, will arrive III the
! city Saturday and Will ell the pulpit OF
the Christian church both Sunday
morning and evening.
/
For twenty-fis years we have gfvAn
especial attention to ladies ready made
/ garments. consequently we always fav=
/ lie daintiest. nc5biest and most taste
/ nj creations, At the lowest prices NJ. F.
An6rews.
/ The Corgrs ga tional church has Sc
lre1 Ps8fes saT E. A. Steiner. of Grin
jEea Co,.cge, 20 supply It's pulpit until
the re.s.rn of Rssv. A. w Sinden, on
Nov. l. Professor Steiner is All au-
thor OF considerable note, and occu-
les the chair OF applied Christianity
nj Gqlnns,l.
Mrs. T. J. Fletcher. president Of the
i eva Federation OF Women's Clubs
vent TO Waterloo this morning where
she viii meet the federation secretary,
Miss Ha-s;ett Lake. of Independence
and confer with her regarding the plans
for the state year book. which is to
jbe published during the coming month.
Mrs. Jennie Hagan Brown. Of Ell
Campo, Tex, who has been In the city
for month, coming to act as one of
the lecturers before the Central Iowa
Spirltualists' Association. went to Ne
t..rr ,.,sJl
REMAIN for brief stay. She will go
from Nevada to Dies Moines, to fill q
lecture engagement. and expects to re-
turn to the city before concluding her
work in the state and leaving for ner
home.
One of the big features Of the new
zig-zag Alley, which comes Satur-
day evening. Is the Keno, Welch and
Melrose trio Of famous pantonIimists
from Paris, who introduce trick han
som cab, and trained mule that Is said
to possess almost human Intelligence
During the action the trio perform
numerous acrobatic feats in which the
mule assists, and at the finish the We
hicle collapses-the whole presenting a
ludicrous picture.
The team belonging to Calvin w.
Hutson, a well driller, living at sos
West Nevada street, ran away on West
Main street this morning, doing con-
siderable damage to the wagon. The
team was left standing on Center street
near Main, and, becoming frightened,
ran north, turning the corner ard con-
tinuing west. The horses collided With
a, post near Eighth street, and tore loose
from the vehicle, breaking the tongue,
and harness. Neither OF the animals
WAS injured.
The plot of Her Only SIM Lincoln
J. Carriers latest emotional drama,
which comes this evening, hinges on
point of law. the question of the guard
ianship Of a minor. 1t Is simple and
direct and tells a story of enerossing
interest, torn from the pages of life his
tory. The central theme, the most pow
erful perhaps Of all passion known to
human heart, Is that of a mothers love;
the love of mother for her son and
only child. For his sake she sacrifices
her personal welfare and comfort, even
her worldly fame and reputation. But
in the end she is nobly rewarded for