Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-18
Dr. Janss, surgeon and physician.

4 DR. Janss. surgeon and physician.
japanese dogs So, . East Linn street.
! Fly screen time soon. Watch A. A
Moore.
Holsters and crabs at the Hawkeye
meat market Saturday.
i Telephone your shingle orders to A
A. Moore. New phone $.
| Best mixed paints at siegs drug
store, los East Main street,
! We viii have radishes, onions and
lettuce tomorrow Olson, the grocer.
Fresh lettuce, rssdishes, new onions
cucumbers and tomatoes at Culley's.
Want to see u fine line of iron beds
/ d. C. Wilbur has them in all colors and
at all prices.
! Imported chambrays all colors, best
quality, fast colors, 1915 cents a yard.
Archie Parker
Wanted - Position in millinery store
by AL preparer." Davis Pharmacy,
| Finkle Block.
| Boys. Ask Sinclair Tea & Coffee
Co how to get a handsome watch free.
Call Saturday.
| Get a kodak or camera early to have
for the whole summer. Jones & Sieg,
los East Main street.
| Fine cabbage. onions, radishes, sweet
potatoes and Strawberries. d. S. Good
| Grocery Co, phone a.
Home baked articles by the ladies of
Christian church. on sale at Hawkeye
on Saturday at 2 p. m.
More wall paper than all other stocks
| in Marshalltown combined. Skegg S
Wall Paper and Paint Store.
| The Mccall catalog showing nearly
| 1000 styles for spring, free by calling
at our store. Archie Parker.
/! Mr.. and Mrs James Allison, Jr., of
State Center spent Thursday night in
the city, coming to witness the Good
win production.
Tonight Rev. Moses Hull speaks at
Tie little stone church on Deeds vs.
Creeds," or What Shall / Do. Not
| What Shall / Believe"
| Our new spring stock is arriving fast.
| Now is the time to get the latest thing
in the furniture line D. c. Wilbur has
the best at the lowest prices.
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Superintendent ]. A. Davis and
| Trainmaster r. S. Hayden, of the
"a. III ", q
afternoon looking after company bust
ness.
Something new in filler for rugs. A
wood effect that looks better than mat
ting and is cheaper Also good grade
Of solid color wool filler. D. G. Wilbur
always has the best and the latest.
Two st. Patrick day dances were
given Wednesday night, one by the
Catholic Order of Foresters. at Finkle's
hall. and the other by the Red Men at
the Maccabee hall. Both were well at
tended.
The funeral of the late Mrs Eliza
beth Ankrum will be held at the resi-
denee, 100 North Second street, Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 O'clock, Rev. Nathan
lei Pye officiating. Intemnent will be
in Riverside.
The Columbian Hustlers. an auxiliary
organization OF the Court of Columbian
Circle, gave a conundlsum social at the
home of Miss Rose Ducane, 81 South
Second street, Thursday night. About
sixty attended.
rrc lx,f CO.
day: Radishes, onions, lettuce celery.
oucumbers, grape fruit, fancy King and
golden russell apples, and Redland orr
anges Watch our east window for
your Sunday dinner.
Saturdays special sale at the Hawk
eye Store. Last chance TO have skirt
made free. Twenty five, 80 and 35-cent
hose for Is cents. Summer corsets, as
shown in our window, SO and 50 cents.
w. & b. corsets, your choice, 80 and 60
cents.
General Superintendent M. Sweeney,
of the Iowa Central arrived at Oska-
loosa from Minneapolis today, and Will
remain for short conference with SUI
pemntendent Davis. Matters pertaining
to the new time card, which will go in
to effect about May 1, will be talked
over.
Something new in moving pictures.
Tonight the Dodge & Bowman Amuse-
ment Company present Edison's latest
perfected moving pictures. featuring
Uncle Toms Cabin and the
Baltimore fire. High class vaudeville
is also introduced and the entertain
ment is in every respect a novel and
pleasing one. Prices 10, 90 and 80 cents.
Matinee at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon.
Prices 10 and % cents.
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Fred Wright, colored, son OF Richard
Wright, of this city, secured a verdict
in the Scott county district court
Thursday afternoon in his damage
case for personal injuries, brought
against the city of Davenport. Mr..
Wright's judgment was for $4,000, and
was awarded as damages for injuries
sustained by breaking a. leg last fa.,.
Mr. Wright, who was conducting an
express business, drove into an OBJ
struction left on the street by a paving
repair crew, and was thrown from his
wagon He brought suit for 000o