Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-29
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. rs East Main.

Saturday.
Best mixed paints at Sieg's, 1os East
Main street.
Come in and see our fine line of bug
gies. Kirk Bros.
New fast black hose, Saturday four
pairs. % cents. Stems.
Kodak and camera supplies at Jones
4 Sieg's, los East Main.
A new line OF Bibles at Liebig's new
store, 100 West Main street.
Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save rs per cent discount.
We pay IA cents per dozen cash for
eggs. Reynolds Sheldon.
Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save IS per cent discount.
Just received choice lot of parasols
sun shades and umbrellas. Hawkeye
store.
Notice the display of hand painted
china by Mrs. Shoenllut in O. ii. Holes
window.
Buy tea. coffee and baking powder
of Culley and get fancy imported china
and glassware.
To close them out quickly we offer
every tailor made suit in the store at
just half price. 3. r. Lay.
Now is the time TO set water meters
SO as to begin reading them when
your fiat rate payment expires on
May 1.
From to IL o'clock Saturday Kia
kai silk II, white and all colors for SO
cents. Come in time. Benedict 4
Brintnall.
Housekeeping made easy when you
cook on Quick Meal gasoline stove.
Let us show you our large assortment.
Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Mrs. Alena Ward. of Eldora. deputy
grand matron of the Iowa Eastern Star,
was IN Albion Thursday night, where
she INSPECTED Albion Chapter No. EOS.
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Mr.. c. Ottosen, of Ottosen, Humboldt
county, who is candidate for railroad
commissioner, spent Thursday In the
city making acquaintance among poll-
ticians.
or course you are going to paint this
season, and you want the best paint.
The Devoe is the best paint manufac-
tured, and is sold only by c. j. Lander.
the druggist.
Our Richelieu coffee in air tight pack
ages. is out selling any line we ever
handled. From 20 to 40 cents per
pound, coupon in every package. Reyn-
olds & Sheldon.
The body of James Coakley, OF the
Soldiers Home. who died Wednesday
night, was shipped Thursday night.
with Victor. Col, as the destination.
Burial will be in that city.
& The carrying Of the interurban tax
means only a little expense to eacn
property owner, and the road will bene
fit each piece Of property in the city
more than the amount of that tax
Vote for 1t.
Marshalltown never had such an OPP
portuntty to receive benefit in every
way, as It has at the present time.
The interurban means a benefit to,
every citizen. Vote for the per cent
tax Monday. q
Claim Agent Marquis Barr of the Cen
trail, was in the city Thursday evening
being on his way home to Oskaloosa
from brief business trip to Hampton
and Kanawha, where he has been look
ing after claim matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Chapman went to-
Dubuque Thursday night, called by a,
telegram announcing the death of Mrs.
C,hapman's sister-in-law, Mrs. Samuel
Smith. who died yesterday. Mrs
Smith had been i'll of grippe for few
weeks, but her relatives here were un-
aware OF her serious condition.
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Who is there that would not like to
see Marshalltown a first class city, of
900 inhabitants? Every one should
want Marshalltown to be raised from
second class to first. You will have an
opportunity to do your part Monday
AS an interurban center Marshalltowil
will be Increased in population 1000 irs
five years time.
DR.. c. C.. Gethman, of Eldora, pass
ed thru the city Thursday evening, on
his way to Iowa City, having in charge
the 4-year-old daughter OF Fred Dob.
brunz German farmer living ten miles,
west Of Eldora. The little girl is suf-
fering from separated ear, an at
lection of the mastoid bone following
scarlet fever. She will undergo an OPP
Grafton in the State University of Iowa
hospital.
Miss Louise Townsend who for sev~
eral weeks has been employed in Dess
Moines. arrived home Thursday for
short visit with her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. w. II. III. Townsend.
Mrs J. r. Lone, of Sioux City, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Edwin N.
Holt and other friends for few days.
went to Cedar Rapids this morning for
a short visit. She will also visit in
Shellsburg and Ackley before returning
home.
Alex Bright Is home from an extend
ed trip tlhruout the west where he spent
the greater part of the winter. He Wis
tied in Seattle, Tacoma and Portland,
and for eight weeks, prior to his retrun
was in San Francisco. Mr. Bright met
George McCord. ex-sherif of Marshall
county in San Francisco, where he is
now making his home. Mr. McCord has
disposed of his hotel at Hanford, also
his ranch near there, and is taking1life
easy. He has made money in Califor-
MIA, and is now elegantly situated in
Frisco. Mrs Vera McCord, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. McCord, is expected in