Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-03

l Dieterich.
June sale--Best two pair for quar-
ter children's hose in the city. NJ. f.
/ Andrews.
Buy one of our handsome plates.
while the are so cheap Simmons
| Book Store.
1 Watches, clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days.
w. C. Osman.
There is comfort in Melcher's shower
yoke; fits any bath tub, $3.50. Schrnidts
Hardware Store.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. D.
S. Good Grocery Co.
Plenty of fancy dairy butter only Is
cents per pound. Eggs 10 cents
per dozen at Culley's.
/ T. 3. II. lodge will decorate Sunday,
June 5. All members are requested to
Ibe at hall at D. m.
4 For few days we will have a spec
! ial sale of our large stock of beautiful
china plate. Simmons Book Store.
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/ There is comfort for the cook in a
Quick Meal gasoline stove. Our line is
| always complete. Schmidts Hardware
| Store.
/ On Saturday, June 4, will sell 90
pounds of sugar for 81. with 81 worth
of other goods. Miller's Cash Grocey,
North First avenue.
The best roasts. tender and Juicy,
i R,,. IL
market. Good service and prompt de-
livery. Jarvis & Kellogg.
/ Special sale India linens. Special
discount of v off on all grades of white
India linens 0omorrow) Saturday and
Monday next. Archie Parker.
| Weddings, weddings. June is the
month of weddings and sinclair's is the
place to buy the cut glass and fancy
china for the wedding presents.
| June sale-s1 quality shirt waist
suit silks now SIC. Also great reduc
ton in black and colored taffetas,
peau- de-soie, and lining silks. NJ. +.
Andrews.
! Dr. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Examina-
Ition free Call and get acquainted.
4 >,
! Evening appointments when desired.
Ioffice over postoffice.
/ Mr.. f. E. Willard. of Chicago, ex-
superintendent of the public schools OF
/ Marshalltown, was in the city Thurs
lday night to attend the commencement
exercises of the high school
Rev. f. w. Russell, who has been Wis
\ f.to,.ar ;r,,t tho citv during the M st
flew days. departed this morning for
Boulder, Col. Mrs Russell, who has al
so been in the city, will remain two or
three weeks longer.
Vegetables. vegetables, at Culleys.
New potatoes, 35 cents per peck. new
1 peas S cents per quart, wax beans IL
cents per pound, new cabbage pounds
for 10 cents, also carrots, beets and dry
onions.
! II vour tailor does not make clothes
to suit you, come to our emporium.
We not only give satisfaction IN nt
but YOU can have an opportunity 10
select your suit from the largest STOCK
of domestic and imported goods in the
city. Tony Psenicka.
IilOy0 II. MaANctl iNll hOi %
this morning on business ana 10 attend
the intercollegiate golf match between
the universities of Chicago and Mlchl-
gan which begins Saturday. Mr.. MAX
wells brother. Mr.. Lee Maxwell, IS cap
tain of the Chicago University team.
YY,rrv (,haaman. who for seye"ai
,,onths has been employed as yard
c,erk for Yardmaster j. H. Hfgham, or
mo Central resigned Wednesday ana
Aynects to leave soon for st. Pau,
whore he has a position with an ex-
rress company awaiting him. He was
succeeded by Frank Andrews.
Mrs w r. Willis of Albion, is very
runaway horse in the business sec
,,on of the city this morning came iie'1i
damolishing the curved Plate sitss
,y;,,.4aws in the corner front OF the 1lty
national Rank. The animal, Whlch pc
1o,es Ia w. p. Flower. was left slahd-
;,r in front of the meat market, ana
4 hacame frightened. running south on
ca,,ar street. At Main it attempted 10
go. wast ran on the sidewalk, ana
shad the buggy ND against the build
set be,ow the windows. denting the
The animal fell down, and was neto u.
that position until it could be dragged
ar.v from the building. The animal
,.os uniniured. and the delivery rig was
but slightly broken.
Local horsemen will be Interested ia
knowing that Wilkes jim the bay
se,aing which participated in the pac,
ing events of last years races. mas peeh
declared a ringer" The horses prop
ar name is Fred Wilton. with a record
Of 2:09M. made in 1899. The horse mas
been duly expelled from racing over
amy American Trotting Association
track His driver. S. G. Cook better
known as Curly" together with his
two owners w. Fl. WEIGH Cor Vest OF
Logan Ohio. and G.. w. Ferry, OF Kan
sas City, Mo, have also been expeiied.
The effect of the expulsion is to pro-
h;bit the horse from being raced over
any track belonging to the American
Trotting Association, and to prohlbH
the above named persons from entering
or driving any horse at any such track.