Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-20
George ]. Allen. ophthalmologist.


The Fat of the Land at Liebig's
109 West Main.
i Read our silk advertisement. Bene
dist & Brintnall.
Seventy fiye-cent pair of scissor!
free Saturday a., Cronk Bros.
Alaska refrigerators at Cronk Bros
Get our special terms and prices.
Pies, cakes, homemade bread etc. or
sale at Simmons store tomorrow.
Fancy Strawberries as good as HON,
grown, only 1oc per box, at Culley' S
Why pay $3.50 for street hat whel
I will sell it to YOU for 50 cents? e. X
Lay.
/! The newest things in furniture yo,
will find at Cards, and the price!
right
Liebig's book store, next door tt
Hawkeye. Fashion books, etc. TO-
| West Main.
Free Saturday. pair of 75-cen
guaranteed scissors with 81 purchase a
Cronk Bros
The Ladies Mite Society will have
an exchange Saturday all day at Rey-
mold & Sheldon's.
See our new combination driving
wagon and top buggy; also our lever
| top buggy. Darling & Gantz.
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| Remember the special reduced pricas
on bedding plants. Wright's green
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sale six dozen street hats worth up to
Commencing Saturday we place on
$3.50 for 50 cents each. E. r. Lay.
Go to Jones' West End Restaurant
for your Sunday dinner. A 90 cent din
ner for 25 cents, Il West Main street.
Taxpayers should hear lecture, Inn
portance of Scientific Heredity" by
DR.. Townsend at Y. NJ. c. A. tonight.
We have line of mems heavy work
shoes in large sizes that we will sell
you cheap on Saturday. Jarvis & KEEL
logg.
Bring in your prescriptions and fam
lily recipes where they will be prepared
accurately and with pure drugs. Davis
Pharmacy.
II you want spring lamb, chicken,
veal or any kind of meat for Sunday
dinner, phone your order to Leutenneg-
ger a. CO., South Third avenue.
The party who took the rings from
my residence. 407 West Main street, is
known. II they are returned no ques-
tons will be asked. Mrs Flower
Haviland china sale at Sinclair's Sat-
urday. Your choice OF many pieces IN
open stock patterns with each 75 cents,
81. S1.50. 81, and So cash purchase. Ev-
erything fresh and of best quality.
Sinclair Tea and Coffee Co.
G. J. Lander, Jr., of Minneapolis.
who was called to this city the INST
of the week on account of the illness
of his father, C. j. Lander, departed
for his home this morning. Mr.. Lam
der was able to be at his place or bas-
mess again this morning.
Marshall Lodge, No. los, A. f. and
A. NJ, exemplified work in the third de-
gree Thursday night, and following the
ceremony a banquet was served ny the
ladies of the Eastern Star Mayor r.
]. Martin, G.. r.. Turner and Charles
Becker. of Waterloo were guests or the
lodge.
Mr.. Stephen Rice, formerly of Green
Mountain, who has been at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Rice. near Green Mountain, for few
DAYS visit, spent Thursday afternoon
in the city, leaving in the evening
for Massillon, O., where he is in the
employ of the Massialon Bridge Com
pany as IA draughtsman.
Mrs. Adah Osman, who has oeen
spending several months at the home or
her daughter, Mrs f. 6. Auringer, at
Neigh, Neb., arrived home THURSDAY
night, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Martha Osman Smith, VINO has
been with her for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Osman. who has been Ill for some
time. is greatly improved.
Two magnificent specimens of the
head and antlers of two big bull moose
were received in the city this morning
from a Chicago taxidermist. consigned
to DR.. w. S. Desine and Frederick
McGoogan. The stuffed heads are two
of those Killed last ldii Wy -. y. =
Deyine. DR.. j. L. Winery and c. w.
Nelson in northern Minnesota. The
trophies of the hunt will make beauti-
full wall decorations, and are mas
sive in proportions.
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Will w. White. of Oskaloosa. an ex-
conductor of the Iowa Central. has sent
IN This Office a communication in which
he denies emphatically that he was en-
nloyed by the Adams Express Com
many as a messenger to take the place
of one of the messengers who recently
omit on account Of reduction In sal
ary. Mr.. White says he has never been
. member of the conductors organiza-
ton. The information. on which the
story referring to Mr.. Whites having
taken the position was based. came
from what was believed to be an au-
thentic source and was supposed to
have been correct. Such however. APP
pears not to have been the case
The Waterloo base bail club, accom-
panied by President William Ewald, OF
the Waterloo Base Ball Association. ar
rived in the city last night from Oska-
5loosa. and went to Boone this morning.
where it opens with the club of that
city. Ewald was called by Manager
Myers to drive away the "hoodoo
which has apparently been keeping the
microbes at the bottom of the per-
centage column. Ewald has the sunny