Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14
DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon. physician.

1 mons Book Store.
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Special sale of muslin underwear al
the Hawkeye store.
Primrose batiste going for 1Oc a yard
at Benedict & Brintnalrs.
II you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. d. s. Good Grocery Co.
Garden tools of all kinds at popular
prices at Bullocks Hardware Store.
Neat five-room cottage close in for
rent. Inquire at Simmons Book Store
Boys iron clad hose, all sizes, the
kind that never wear out at M. F. An
drews.'
On your way east or west north or
south, stop at 109 West Main and see
the new pictures. Liebig.
| We have the newest and largest line
! Of mattings, wood linoleunas and large
rugs in the city. Marion Gard.
| The celebrated private stock beer for
table use can only be had of Charles
Dietrich. Telephone your order
| The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society viii
be sentertained tomorrow afternoon by
Mrs. Kate Keller, West Lincoln
street.
| Tomorrow we offer you rs dozen pure
linen hemmed towels, large size, worth
35 cents each. for SO per dozen. L.
r. Lay.
My line of base ball goods is COM
plete. Both Spalding Bros and the
| Reach Hne in stock. Bullocks Hard
| ware Store.
| Auditor A. p. Spencer of the Western
Grocer Company, who was in the city
Wednesday evening on business. re-
turned to his home in oslzaloosa this
morning.
The last lecture of the university ex-
| ing at the library. George Wash
ington, the First President" is the
subject of Professor Sparks.
We wish to thank the kind friends
who helped us during the sickness and
death of our mother Mrs. Harriet La
Plant, and especially for the beautifm
floral offerings The Children.
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A night school that enables any
young man to increase his earning ca
pacity $50 per month adds $4,000 to
the community If we capitalize thai
young man at per cent. This is what
the Y. NJ. G. A. is doing.
Last fall some Scandinavian young
men went to the Railroad Y. M. C. a.
to see if they could secure instruction
in English In the night school. The
limited facilities OF the building made
this impossible. Build the new builc-
ing and give such young men chance.
The Chicago Central Y. NJ. C. A. en-
school than are enrolled In the state
universities Of Iowa or Illinois. With
the new building In Marshalltown,
young worknlen will be given far bet
ter opportunities to increase their ef-
ficiency thru the night school,
DIR. G.. A. Mershon. of Liscomb, who
has been in the city taking treatmer.
for an infected. finger, resulting from,
handling a blood poisoning case, re-
turned to his home Wednesday even
ing While DR.. Mershon will not be
able to use his hand for several days,
he is out of all immediate danger.
Base ball fair Saturday night.
The business mems gymnasium class
will be regular feature if the new
building with modern gymnasium is
erected for the Railroad Y M. c. A.
Tonics and dyspepsia remedies will be
unnecessary to those who use this
privilege rightly. The pleasurable ex-
hilaration from recreative exercise is
the thing the nerves need.
Base ball fair Saturday night.
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Sister Annunciation, of st. Marys
convent, who has charge of the primary
department of st. Mary's institute, is
improving RAPIDLY at st. Thomas hos
pita, where she was taken week ago
today on account of the serious after
effects that followed an attack of
grippe. She will be discharged within
q few days.
Base ball fair Saturday night
Four years ago an Iowa Central
boilermaker took a winters work IN
sheet-metal draughting at the Railroad
-
is foreman of boiler shop and cred
it's the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. for his
promotion. This educational work will
be greatly increased with the facilities
of the new association building.
Help Boost"-the base ball fair.
The Gilman Dispatch. one of the
newsy little local papers of the county,
comes out today in new makeup
which improves the sheet very mater
tally. Editor Darraf instead of using
miscellaneous plate on his first page
prints there all of his home news, and
devotes the inside pages to plates. All
Of the local advertisements are taken
from the first page and the improve
rnent Is marked.
Base ball fair--"Everybody Boost
Sportsmen who are fond of day in
the marsh, enjoying a wllirl at the
snipe, are to be disappointed this sea-
son. the hackwardness of which has de-
layed the fight so that there has been
no shooting here. The ground has been
in excellent shape for snipe feeding,
and If there had been warmer weather
this week the last few days of the
open season would have resulted in
some shoot. Snipe are classed as
marsh birds, listed with ducks. and the
closed season in Iowa begins Friday, SO
that this is the last day of shooting,