Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-08

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i A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Telephones: New. lis or 2o4 old. 2SS.
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The Marshalltown Harp Orchestra
plays for a banquet and dance at Ames
College tonight.
Fresh lettuce, spinach, pie plant, wax
beans and tomatoes at Culley's, east
side of courthouse.
The Court of Honor will give So
cial dance at Maccabee hall tonight.
Admission % cents
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Last chance to save one-fourth of
your money by attending our sale to-
morrow. Archie Parker.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialists, dis
eases of women. Office over the Fidel
| ity Bank. New phone 81.
Special matinee at $50 o'clock to-
morrow. Crackerjack free to the first
900 children. Prices 10 and % cents.
1 Fresh dressed chicken and the best
cuts of beef. veal, pork and mutton at
Culey's sanitary market. Try US for
| that roast.
The neat, tasty styles so suitable to
the stout figures and neat plain effects
for the tall figures, in an endless dis
play at Hopkins.
Complimentary vest pocket edition
of the Iowa State League schedule of
base ball games. Free at LaShelle s.
Cooks cigar store.
/ We are showing new washable shirt
waist suits, in correct styles, we'll made
at prices that make them the best
/ values in the city. NJ. F. Andrews.
Spring Tonic" Edelweiss Maltine,
s2.75 per case of "a bottles. Delivered to
i any part of the city. Phones, SIS. old;
i II, new. No. IA North First avenue.
We challenge the earth on voiles.
Irvine cloths, nub-voiles, nohairs, silks
and pongees for shirt waist suits. Come
in and get our prices. NJ. F. Andrews.
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/ David Robertson, a barber of this
lcity, in company with Thomas john
son, of Grundy Center. has purchased
the Arnold barber shop at Grundy Gem
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4 The home and education department
OF the Womens Club will be enter
timed at the home OF Mrs. A. G. John
son. 204 North Fourth street, Saturday
afternoon.
1. "a Dangerous Woman" will be the
play presented by the Powell Portfolio
Company at the Odeon tonight. Nov
ing pictures and specialties between
4 the acts. Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents
/ We have the largest and best line of
llnoleumS mattings and rugs DIN the
city, and invite your inspection. Why
purchase old styles when you can get
new ones for the same price? Marion
Gard.
Professor e. A. Steiner OF Grinnell
College, who Iectured before the Tween
! tieth Century Club, Friday evening. left
1 for Chicago this morning. He will lee
ture there and in Kansas City before
his return home.
4 Trustee C. L. Gabriedson, of Iowa
State College. who was in Ames Thurs
day attending a meeting Of the build
ling committee, passed thru the city
| this morning on his way to his home
| IN New Hampton.
| The Ladies' Bazaar, 2041s East Main,
/ has Just received a big shipment OF
4 desirable hats. 1t will pay you to so
and see them. They also have nice
line of ladies' clothing, and are selling
at very low prices.
| The first installment OF pension
checks for the first quarterly payment,
was received at the Soldiers Home
from Des Moines this morning. The
consignment numbered 140. and pay
ment began this afternoon. Additional
| checks will arrive on the mails tomor-
row, Sunday and Monday.
|
Rev f. L. Biggs. rector of st. Paul.s
church of Cedar Falls, arrived in the
city Thursday night and in the evening
addressed gathering of the Sunday
school teachers of st. PauPs at the
1 home of Rev. William Pence James on
subjects essential to the work of the
Sunday school. He will preach at st.
Paurs tonight While in the city he is
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. James.
| The Northwestern Colorado special,
due into this city at 5:2S. was delayed
two hours Thursday evening owing to
the wreck at haywood, Ill.,, in which
special ear, bearing party of Sioux
| Indians en- route to Washington, was
crashed into by a mail train, during a
fog. The accident happened just out
side of Chicago and No. II was delayed
in leaving its destination until the
wreckage could be cleared.
Number ], of volume /, of the Calu-
met Clipper, has been received by the
T-R The editor of the new O'Brien
county paper is d. III. Murphy. at one
time editor of the Rhodes Review,
Grinnell Gazette and other Iowa week
/ ly papers. Mr.. Murphy went to Calu-
met from Montour. where he went to
establish newspaper. The new pa
per is very neat geographically, and
| is a five column quarto i'll size.
Joseph Porter, the member of the
Soldiers Home who was adjudged in
sane by the commissioners Wednesday
night left this morning for Mount
Pleasant in charge of Sheriff Hutson.
| Porter is very old and feeble and is
scarcely able to walk alone. 1t re-
CURED the united efforts of the sheriff
and his two deputies to place him on
| the train. He seems perfectly harm
/ less, but is inclined to be quite noisy
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Banks Mr. and
Mrs. r. C. Let's, Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ
Rogers and Miss Kathryn Barker. of