Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF

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Baldwin apples at Reynolds 6 Shell
don's.
Send your orders for lumber to u. A.
Moore.
Haviland china sale at Sinclair's
Saturday.
Drags and Founder harrows at cost.
Kirk Bros.
California ripe olives for sale at Gull
ley's. Try them.
All ladies' suits less than SO la per
cent at NJ. F. Andrews
New fast black hose. Saturday four
pairs, rs cents. Stems.
Don't forget our sale on mems shoes
and hats. Jarvis &. Kellogg.
Pay your flat rate water rents now
and save rs per cent discount.
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Bananas. oranges and lemons fresh
today at Reynolds & sheldon's-
Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save IS per cent discount.
Cheer UP and vote for the intern aban
Be a booster, NOT a "knocker."
Remember the soc silk sale at the
Hawkeye store Saturday morning.
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a. B. Mccartney clexns wall paper.
Leave orders at Deuell's News Stand.
You can buy $40 Atwood tailored
suits for S. at our suit sale. r. r. Lay.
Capital City Carriage Company's
goods sold by Kirk Bros. and they are
fine.
j Fcssr pairs black hose. 25 cents, at
Stems Saturday. Worth twice the
money.
Do not fail to call upon A. A. Moore
/ il you are in need of anything in the
line of screens.
Oranges! A window full of naval
sweet to go at two dozen for IS cents.
The Mutual Benefit.
Saturday from 3 to IL o'clock Kia
Kai waist silk for SO cents. All silk.
Benedict & Brintnall.
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The Iowa Central Is planning to
make revision of it's Oskaloosa yards
some time during the present season.
The Webster City Journal of Thurs
day evening says: I. Nelson Downs.
If Marshalitown, entertained a num-
Now is the time to set water m eters
o as to begin reading them when
your fiat rate payment expires on
Nay l.
| New potatoes, lettuce. string beans.
.reen onions dry onions and pieplant
or the Saturday trade at Reynolds 3
saeldon's.
New asparagus, pieplant, radishes.
,niens. lettuce. cabbage, wax beans.
oneapplE and strawberries at the
Hawkeye store.
Al. 4. Moore carries the largest line
III screen doors and windows in central
iowa and is making low prices on stock
sizes especially.
Be sure and register tomorrow, Il
your name Is not already on the pol
books Of your ward. in order that yos
may vote for the interurban Monday1.
The woman who buys tailor-made
suit gaihs lots of comfort and saves
lots Of trouble. Whatever your res
nuire,nents as to material. style, fit or
cost our stock will meet them. N, F..
Andrews.
The carrying OF the interurban tax
means only little expense to each
property owner. and the road will bene-
fit each piece Of property in the city
more than the amount OF that tax.
Vote for It.
Mrs. Alfarata Hull-Jahnke, the tall
ented daughter of Moses Hull, viii do
most Of the entertaining at the Spirit
ualists church tonight. AS reader she
has few equals. No lover of oratory
should fail to hear her.
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Miss Addie Morrison, of Grinnell, ar
rived in the city this morning ansi ac-
companied by Miss Florence Brrnell,
drove to Grinnell. Miss Burnell will be
present at the home field meet of Grin
nell College tomorrow, and drive home
Sunday.
Chief Engineer H. G. Kelley. OF the
iowa Central, was in the city Thurs
day AMI, in company with Superin-
, tendent ct Bridges and Building j. F..
Boileau, left this morning for an In
spection trip over the north end. MT.
Kelley will reach Minneapolis this
evening.
Think OF the towns that have inter-
urbans, and see how they have been
benefited. Marshalltown has chance
Of becoming an interurban center, the
headquarters of road. That is better
than some other towns have, but even
at that they would not do without the
linterurban. 1t is an opportunity of 4
lifetime
Who IL there that would not like to
see Marshalltown first class city, Of
Is, 900 inhabitants? Every one should
want Marshalltown to be raised from
second class to first You will have ar
opportunity to do your part Monday.
AS an interurban center Marshalltown
will be Increased In population 4,D00 in
five years time.
Der of Elks at their club rooms last
night with an exhibition of carl and
coin tricks and other sleight Of hand.
It was complimentary performance on
the part Of Mr. Downs, who is a men,
Der Of this lodge. The tricks wers new
and varied and beyond the connprehen-
sion OF those in the audience. Mr..
Downs leaves in q short time for New
York, from which city he sails for Eur
ope for another long tour of the ,eonti-