Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14
Eurnq Thursday, april "a 1904
Jewel gasoline stoves at Bullock's.
Or. Billiard, osteopath. rs East Main.

Or. Billiard, osteopath. rs East Main.
| Capital prize every night. Finkle's
hall.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 500 West
Main.
White pique for 15c at our sale.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Special sale of laces and embroider-
les at the Hawkeye store.
NJ f. Andrews offers a big reduction
in ladies sweaters while they last.
Room mouldings, plate and photo
rails etc. at Simmons Book Store.
Base ball mitts and gloves from 10
cents to $780, Bullocks Hardware
Store.
Fridays special 25 dozen towels
at So per dozen-worth IS cents each.
E. r. Lay.
neutrality-suspicious. girl for gen
eral housework. Mrs. Z. G.. Wallace.
sos North First stree,
We have had the largest crowds at
our lace curtain sale we have ever
had. Get in line. Benedict & Brint
nall.
4 Miss Ida Dugan entertained at her
| home on North Third avenue Wednes-
day afternoon number of her lady
| friends.
The man who subscribes today to
pay $25 every six months for four pay
nents adds 800 to the Y. NJ. c. "A.
| building fund.
Phone us your orders for celery,
sweet potatoes, tomatoes, wax beans.
spinach, rhubarb radishes. onions and
| new beets. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
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| DR. Wilson. the veteran eye and ear
specialist. will be found daily in his old
Office during the summer season as he
has been for the past twenty-seven
/ years.
| Don't forget that at Liebig's new
store, l09lWest Main, you can buy ali
the latest copyrights and make, se-
lection from large stock, new OF pa
per covered novels.
We are in position to quote prices
on complete outfits for base ball teams.
Uniforms from the cheap, boys suits at
/
Bullocks Hardware Store.
While the Railroad Y. M. C. A. is
closely affiliated with the churches, sect
and creed have nothing to do with ELI
gibility to membership. The only res
quirement is a decent life.
The Des Moines nine of the Western
League passed thru the city this morn
ing on its way to Cedar Rapids where
they cross bats with the, Three-I team
this afternoon and Friday.
large party of royalty arrived In
the city this morning. They have been
expected by D. c. Wilbur and now he
has the largest line of Princess" dress
ers in the city. All new and at the
usual low prices.
Sleep the sleep of the just on a cot
ton felt mattress. Our new mattresses
are in and we are ready to show Them
to ALL. u. C. Wilbur's line of mattress-
es Is the largest and best in the city. |
Low prices to all.
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Tradnmaster c. s. Hayden, OF the |
Iowa Central, was in the city Wednes-
day night, and this morning left for
t1lp toN GI Liz NIOiy Sily OIaipNll, pG- !
ing his first trip of inspection over that |
portion Of the line.
Buying time for white waists has I
come and what beautiful ones we are I
showing. Novel and pretty styles with |
tucks, hemstitching and embroidery. |
All have stylish sleeves and pretty |
stock collars. Come in and get our
prices NJ F. Andrews
The New York Symphony Orchestra.
an organization having a membership
OF over 100 musicians, arrived in the
city this morning on a special train
over the Great Western. en- route from
st. Paul to Kansas City. The train
was stopped here long enough for
breakfast.
A search warrant, issued from the |
court Of Justice Burritt, was served |
this morning by Deputy Sheriff Nichol-
son upon Louise Smith. of 1104 Mitchell I
street. The warrant was sworn out |
by Mrs Florence Shelley, and was for |
the recovery OF a breast pin, neck rib |
bon and comb. The property was re-
covered
The paneling of side walls is quite |
the fashion again. 1t is surprising II |
ever went out; such a pleasing style /
of decorations, and it is just as appro-
pirate for the parlor as the sleeping |
rooms. We have full line of panel /
effects and the only workmen in town |
that can hang them properly. Skegg's |
wall paper and paint store.
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At present there is no gymnasium In |
this city, but the Railroad Y. M. C. A. I
has planned a fine one for it's new
building. The physical directors seek |
not to produce acrobats and prize |
fighters. but to produce strong, pure,
healthy bodies, to correct physical de-
fects and to tone up the digestive and
nervous systems of the sedentary man.
Mrs III. j. Howe left for Washington, I
d. c., this morning to attend the ma
tional congress of the Daughters OF the |
American Revolution, which meets in
that city on April Is to 3d. Mrs Howe
goes as delegate from Spinning Wheel |
Chapter. Before her return she will |
visit Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Es1abrook in
New York City. She expects TO be
absent from home two or three weeks.
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The failure of Miller & Co. at New
Providence, Hardin county, still con-